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*Click the video below to hear from former Twins players Rod Carew, Tony Oliva, as well as hall of famer Rollie Fingers on why they chose to attend FanFest. Former Twin manager Tom Kelly and current Twin owner Jim Pohlad also weigh in on FanFest and the significance of Minnesota hosting the All-Star Game.


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Hmm. Something tells me this candy wrapper wouldn't be a hit in the US. Needless to say, it's German.
Amusing article of British dad losing his shit over it when buying the candies in a store for his kids.
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Your pool and pool equipment are probably one of the biggest consumers of energy in your facility and one of the biggest expenses in your budget. New solar and energy efficiency technologies can dramatically reduce your energy consumption and operating costs.
Generous rebates and incentives from the government and your local utility company are available for commercial pools, so you can replace your old equipment with little or no out-of-pocket expense and maximize your Return On Investment (ROI).
Through our Turn Key solution services, Lincoln Aquatics can manage your project from design through installation and handle all of the rebate and financing paperwork for you.
Click Here or call (800) 223-5450 to talk with a Lincoln Aquatics Energy Efficiency Expert.
Solar and energy efficiency projects have the potential to dramatically improve your pool operations and reduce your energy and maintenance expenses. These projects are complex and require real expertise to optimize their performance, insure proper installation and maximize your savings.
Lincoln Aquatics has a team of professional engineers, technicians and contractors with extensive experience in the design and installation of energy systems for commercial pools. Our team can deliver a Turn Key solution for your specific situation including design services, rebate management, installation and project management. Whether your project is the replacement of a pool heater or the installation of a large solar array Lincoln's energy experts can help you choose the right system, install and configure it properly and make sure you get the best rebates and payback possible.
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Lincoln Aquatic's design process starts with a free, on site review of your pool complex to discuss your objectives and identify energy saving opportunities. The assessment includes documentation of your existing equipment, analysis of your installation and the collection of operating data and photographs. After the assessment, Lincoln's Energy Efficiency Experts evaluate different options and prepare a presentation for you and your management team.
Once a project plan is chosen, Lincoln's engineers prepare CAD drawings, energy calculations, detailed equipment specifications, a project plan and a budget. Once approved, Lincoln will work with you and your staff to prepare and submit permit documents and coordinate with local building and inspection agencies to obtain the required approvals to move forward with your project.
Rebate Management
Generous rebates and other incentives are available from the state and your local utility but applying for them can be complex and requires a trained and certified expert. To receive rebates and incentives for your project an application, energy saving calculations, pay back data and other documentation is required. Lincoln Aquatics has successfully applied for and been granted numerous rebates and incentives for its customers.
During your on site assessment, our experts can explain these financing options to you. As part of our turn key solutions, we can manage all the calculations, applications and paperwork for you. And when your project is completed, we will make sure all the necessary inspections by local officials and your utility are completed.
Each component of your energy efficiency upgrade project must be installed and configured to operate at peak efficiency. Depending on the scope of your project, many different contractors and experts may be required to complete your installation. Most of our customers do not have the expertise to manage an energy efficiency upgrade and do not want to try coordinating all of the resources and activities associated with the project.
Lincoln Aquatic's team of engineers and contractors can manage the project for you and have years of experience with pool equipment installation and configuration. We will pick the right resources for your job and we will supervise and coordinate their activities to minimize the impact on your facility. Our team will get the job done on time, on budget and you will get new equipment, fewer maintenance issues, and lower energy bills.
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Managing an energy efficiency upgrade project involves many tasks and activities. The planning portion of a project involves a site assessment, design of a system to meet your objectives, equipment specifications, energy calculations and rebate applications. Lincoln can provide all of these services as part of our Turn Key solution.
Once approved by you and your utility company, Lincoln Aquatics will order all of the equipment and parts required for your project and coordinate the team that will complete your installation. Our team will also configure and program the systems as specified in the design documents, monitoring and adjusting the system to provide optimal performance.
Once the installation and configuration is completed, Lincoln Aquatics will work with local agencies and your utility to complete all required inspections and train your staff. Our careful attention to proper installation and configuration will assure the system operates at peak efficiency and you receive the maximum rebate for your project.
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Saving Electricity
There are numerous opportunities to save energy in your pool complex. Variable frequency drives and LED lighting are two of the most cost effective ways to reduce your electricity consumption. These upgrades will reduce your electricity consumption by up to 80% and will generate a rapid pay back. They also typically qualify for utility rebates and other incentives.
Another significant opportunity for saving electricity is through pool automation. Talk to a Lincoln Energy Efficiency Expert to learn more about our custom controller that can monitor your system and control your variable frequency drives, pumps, solar array, valves and other components of your systems. Our controller will make your system easy to monitor and program for optimal efficiency.
Saving Gas
Heating your pool is typically one of the largest expenses related to the operation of your facility. Replacing your current heaters with new, high efficiency heaters will not only save enormous amounts of energy and reduce your operating costs but they will also be more reliable and require less maintenance. Your heaters can also be configured to optimize their efficiency and provide redundant heaters, so you will always have a backup if one of your heaters is down for maintenance or repair.
Solar energy is a great way to save on your gas usage. New solar technologies and panels capture the sun's energy and uses it to heat your pool. The advanced design of the panels used by Lincoln Aquatics are stronger, more durable and more efficient than older designs. To capture the maximum energy from the sun, the panels must be sited carefully and installed properly to achieve an optimal flow rate and minimal pump load. Through the use of our custom pool automation controller the operation of your solar array can be programmed to operate at peak efficiency and meet the requirements of your pool schedule.
Another way to save gas is to reduce heat loss by installing a new, high efficiency pool cover. Pool covers reduce evaporation heat loss and reduce the energy required to maintain your pool temperature. Pool covers typically have a useful life of 4-5 years. If it is time to replace your pool cover, talk to your Lincoln Aquatics sales representative or call our Customer Service Team at (800) 223-5450 to get a quote on a new pool cover. The energy savings will be significant and a new cover will quickly pay for itself. (When speaking with them, don't forget to inquire about an automated pool cover winder. A winder makes it easy to remove and store your pool cover. It will also extend the useful life of your cover and may qualify for rebates and other incentives.
Saving Water
In addition to reducing your pool heating expense, a pool cover will also reduce water loss through evaporation. We all need to conserve water and a pool cover will reduce the amount of water you need to add to your pool. Reducing the amount of water needed will also reduce your chemical use. So a pool cover is a great way to save water, energy and chemicals... and reduce your operating expenses.
Cleaning and maintaining your pool filters can also consume large amounts of water. Depending on your situation, there are solutions that can reduce the frequency and water requirements related to maintaining your pool filters. Contact your Lincoln Aquatics sales representative or call our Customer Service Team at (800) 223-5450 for more information on solutions available for your situation.
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Click Here or call (800) 223-5450 to talk with a Lincoln Aquatics Energy Efficiency Expert and learn more about how to save energy and water.
A number of financing options may be available to help pay for your project but funds are limited so you need to get started with your project. Apply for your incentives and lock them in before funds are exhausted.
Rebates are available from your local utility and are usually based on the calculated energy savings and pay back period. The bigger the energy savings and faster the payback, the bigger the rebate. Once a project is designed it is important to immediately apply for your rebate "reservation". The reservation locks in the funding for your project and once granted gives you up to 18 months to actually complete the project. But the key is to get your funding locked in now so you get the maximum rebate possible.
Many utilities also offer "On-Bill" financing to help reduce your out-of-pocket expense for your project. The concept is simple... the utility pays for the portion of your project not covered by your rebate and you repay the utility over time. The repayment is typically structured so the energy savings on your monthly utility bill are greater than the repayment added to your monthly bill. So your essentially pay for your project and new equipment through the energy savings resulting from your project. All with little or no out-of-pocket expense for you.
After the loan is repaid you will realize substantial reductions in your monthly energy bills and by reducing your energy consumption you will be sheltered from the expense resulting from future energy cost increases. Zero percent financing is currently available but funds are limited and it is important to lock in your loan while funds are available.
The State of California also has a special program for public schools and community colleges which was approved as part of Proposition 39. Prop 39 provides grants to these institutions to pay for energy efficiency upgrades. Upgrades to your pool complex not only qualify for this special program but typically generate the fastest pay back and greatest return on investment of any energy efficiency project at your school.
Click Here or call (800) 223-5450 to talk with a Lincoln Aquatics Energy Efficiency Expert about rebates and incentives available in your area.


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Students at Pecos Elementary line up at the school's new salad bar for a nourishing lunch, Thursday. (Mark Wilson Photo) Pecos Elementary students are welcoming some colorful choices in their school lunch menu thanks to a new salad bar introduced last week....
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A vigil with rosary is scheduled for 7 p.m., Monday, Jan. 28, 2013, at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, for Eileen Reidy, of Roswell, who passed away Jan. 23, 2013, at Mission Arch. A memorial Mass is scheduled for 12:10 p.m., Tuesday,...
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Yon-Ka Juvenil
26 reviews
57% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.2
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 3.2
Price: $$$$
on 10/8/2006 5:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
My skin had grown tired of the spot treatments I had been using for the past year (decleor, jurlique, dr hauschka, tea tree oil) and I decided to get something else. This scent will grow on me, very medicinal (very childhood) but its the texture I hate. You'd think Yonka could either emulsify the solution a little and make it suitable for a PUMP, or put it in a dripulator. The liquid texture is very strange (probably the PEG-castor oil) and it runs off any surface, even the skin. I have to really dab this on several times before there is enough sitting on the spot. I also use this as a all over face treatment, and occassional on the arms and chest to clear any blocked pores. This solution is somewhat drying and works well on big inflammed zits, but nothing like blocked pores that are much deeper in the skin.
on 6/11/2006 11:26:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
It did nothing for me. I actually like the smell but it didn't help with acne. To be honest, I am not quite sure what it did! I wanted to heal my skin using 'all natural' essential oil products but it just isn't strong enough. So back to BP 5%.
on 5/9/2006 11:11:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Smelled bad and didn't do anything for my acne. Was also very expensive for they amount you get. Won't repurchase.
on 4/1/2006 10:49:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I first have to say that I usually love the smell of Yonka but this one is very off putting. For that reason alone I am looking for something better simply because my husband hates the way I smell at night when I put this on (he doesn't have a problem with any of my other products and actually likes the smell of some of them). I use this at night when I have a blemish and it makes it shrink right down, I haven't used it for several months though since I discovered the Clarisonic Skin Care Brush. Using that I haven't broken out for several months. Like I said I am looking for something that smells better but still works as well as this and I will continue to buy this until I find it. At the rate I am going though I won't need to buy anymore for quite awhile.
on 1/16/2006 12:36:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This really did help my sensitive acne prone skin. If I have a blemish I just put this on at night and in the morning it is significantly reduced. My one gripe though is the smell. Usually I love the smell of Yonka's products but not this one. I will conitinue to buy it though for what it does.
on 5/4/2005 3:09:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I got a lot of blackheads from using this, it made my skin worst. maybe like the previous reviewer, it takes about 2 weeks to see the result? well, i didn't wait that long cos i was suffering from having such a horrible skin that and i have to give this up after about 10 days of usage. will not try this again
on 5/2/2005 10:19:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I THINK this is one of those products where it breaks you out big time before it clears you out. So yes I broke out--initially...but its been about 2 weeks now....getting somewht clearer..but not sure...altho note this will dry you out! Will update!
on 4/29/2005 11:31:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Hated it. This product made me break out all over my face, I suppose my skin was purging but the acne was worse than ever before!! The acne bumps were HUGE and caused a lot of scarring. I highly recommend using a sample before purchasing so that you don't waste your money.
on 3/16/2005 2:09:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Really works!!! My skin has cleared up quickly and beautifully. Smell is horrible though.
on 2/28/2005 8:17:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Based on a rave review for one of my pals on the EDS messageboard, I decided to ask for a sample of Juvenil and Emulsion Pure the next time I was at my beauty boutique, which just so happened to be on Friday. So the SA gives me a tiny drop of the Emulsion Pure, which I haven't tried yet because I don't feel any giant zits coming on right now. But the SA says, "Here, the Juvenil bottle's almost empty so I'm just going to go ahead and give it to you." I thanked her profusely and scurried out to my car before she realized that she'd actually given me like a 3 month supply of Juvenil (everyone says you only need a drop or two at a time, right?? The bottle she gave me had about 1/4 stuff left in it!!)! I tried it out Friday night on a zit that came up under my chin and Boston was right – the next morning the damn thing was all but a memory!! My only gripe about the Juvenil is the *very* strong scent, but if it performs magic like that on my next breakout (I don't get them very often, but when I do, it's usually one of those giant zits from hell that get really sore and take forever to come to a head), I'm willing to overlook that tiny flaw!! Once I've used up my "sample," I'll most likely be repurchasing.
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Mark Welch – Alpena High School, Â Alpena, AR
Pre-AP Biology
Marshall Welch has been a high school science educator for 25 years with the last 17 of those at Alpena High School in northwest Arkansas. He works also as a part time faculty member at North Arkansas College where he is a physical science, astronomy, and biology instructor. While at Alpena, he has taught AP Biology for 9 years. He has instructed the Pre-AP Biology classes for 20 years. He adheres to a curriculum framework driven instruction philosophy that has resulted in recent recognition of his students as a top 20 high school in his state for most improved end of course biology exam performance over a period from 2007-2013 by the Office of Educational Performance (OEP) at the University of Arkansas. His students were ranked as the 11th best performing school in Arkansas on the 2013 end of course biology exam by the OEP. Marshall initiated a competitive high school science research program that has witnessed 1,375 regional, state, and international science fair awards won by students. He has had the privilege of mentoring 20 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair finalists. The most memorable his son Will and daughter Katie who earned finalist honors in the 2014 Intel ISEF in Los Angeles, California where their work received special recognition by the Organization of American States. He has also collaborated with the Alpena FFA chapter to produce over 95 National FFA Agriscience Fair Finalists. 15 of those were national award winners earning 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place honors. The most memorable of these are the 2nd and two 3rd place awards won by his daughter Katie and a 2nd place award won by his son Will among the 5 National Champion projects won by other students that he mentored.
Marshall was selected among a small group of high school science educators to be trained as a College Board Professional Development Consultant in April 2013. He was trained in Chicago in April and has presented professional development events for the New York Stem Initiative, Texas Gear Up, Oklahoma Department of Education, AP New Mexico, and the Los Angeles Unified School District, along with local events in Arkansas. He finds the move to a framework driven and inquiry-based curriculum in the AP sciences most exciting and enjoys helping teachers transition to this new direction of AP Science education.
Marshall is the proud father of three children Will, Katie, and Ellie. He has enjoyed the rearing of the children with Jennifer, his lovely bride for the last 23 years, while residing in the beautiful Ozark Mountain region of Arkansas.
Course Description: The 2015 Pre-AP Biology APSI will acquaint teachers with Pre-AP science practices and their correlation to the Arkansas 9-12 content standards. Participants will take an in-depth look at the Arkansas 9-12 content standards and how they are organized. Additionally, correlation will be made between Arkansas Biology Standards and the new AP Biology Curriculum Framework to identify "crosswalks" for the teacher to move toward enhancing current curriculum. Each of the four days will address a different standard. Each day will also include a Pre-AP Strategy session designed to enhance a Pre-AP Biology learning environment by moving from teacher to student-centered instruction. Pre-AP Concepts will also be offered in a daily session to help teachers assist students toward skills needed in an AP science class. Select inquiry labs that correlate to each Arkansas standard will be included. Additionally, inquiry investigation will be performed to help the teacher move from guided to more open-inquiry labs for their students. Exam strategies will also be included to help the teacher assist their students toward success by using various test taking practices for future standardized testing including AP exams. Participants are asked to bring a calculator, and a laptop computer if available. Through practice, sharing of ideas, discussions, and modeling, it is the intention that participants will become more skilled in instructing their students to become more successful in achieving the skills to be successful in the Pre-AP and AP Biology programs of study.
Ed Braddy – J. W. Mitchell High School, New Port Richey, FL
AP Biology – Teachers New to AP
Mr. Braddy has been teaching Advanced Placement Biology since 1991.  He currently has an AP Biology syllabus approved by the College Board, and he teaches the course at JW Mitchell High School in New Port Richey, Fl.  He is a reader for the AP Biology Exam, and he has also served as a consultant for one-day workshops and week-long summer institutes for the past nine years. More recently, Mr. Braddy  wrote one of the four Planning and Pacing Guides for the revised AP Biology course.  The guide can be found on the AP Biology Home Page at AP Central.   Mr. Braddy was named Teacher of the Year at JW Mitchell High School in 2010, and he also serves as Science Department Chair at the school. He has attended the International Science and Engineering Fair with his students for a number of years, and he also enjoys working with student leaders as the Student Council adviser at his school.
Course Description: The 2015 Biology APSI will focus on preparing teachers to teach the AP Biology course.  Participants will take an in-depth look at the comprehensive framework to see how it is organized into Big Ideas, Enduring Understandings, Essential Knowledge statements, Learning Objectives, and Science Practices. They will take a look at new approaches to teaching biology that will include student-directed, teacher-facilitated instructional activities, including student-directed laboratories.  Participants will be engaged in extensive open-ended laboratory work that focuses on topics in each of the four big ideas, modeling the science practices that teachers will expect their students to master as they study biology.  Participants will also get an overview of how the 2015 AP Biology Exam was graded and will further explore how to maximize student success on the AP Biology Exam.  Through practice, sharing, discussions, and modeling, participants will become more skilled in instructing their students to become more successful in this rigorous program.
What to Bring:
• Good examples of student-directed, teacher-facilitated instructional activities that you might like to share, if you have had an opportunity to look at the revised curriculum framework: (http://advancesinap.collegeboard.org/science/biology)
• Calculators (use of mathematical routines is Science Practice #2)
• Your favorite goggles/aprons for lab investigations
Please bring a flash drive as there are many activities and a great deal of extra information that you may want to download.
Pat Mote – Georgia Perimeter State College, Dunwoody, GA
AP Biology – Teachers Experencied in AP
Patricia Mote taught biology at the high school level for over thirty years including serving as department chair for many of these years. She was also an adjunct instructor at the college level. She holds degrees in Microbiology, Genetics, and Science Education from the University of Georgia. She taught AP Biology for over 20 years and currently conducts one-day workshops and summer institutes at various schools and universities around the country.
She has been involved with the AP Reading to score the free response questions from the AP Biology Exam since 1992, serving as reader, table leader, question leader, and exam leader. She has written multiple-choice and free response questions for former AP Exams and is now developing questions for the new format of the AP Biology Exam.
During her career as a high school teacher she was named High School Teacher of the Year several times and also Teacher of the Year for her school district. In 1995, she was the Georgia Biology Teacher of the Year and a Tandy Technology Scholar. In 2003, she received the Siemens Award in Biology for her work with minority students in the AP program at her school.
She has written and edited various teacher guides for anatomy and physiology textbooks and for AP Biology textbooks.  She has recently had items published in The College Board's Materials for Professional Workshops. She serves as an editor for articles for The American Biology Teacher and helped edit an earlier edition of the AP Biology Lab Manual for Students published by The College Board. She has edited numerous editions of Human Anatomy and Physiology textbooks. Other publications include articles for several microbiology journals from research conducted at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta and several instructor's guides to be used with AP Biology textbooks. And she has been teaching the summer molecular biology program "Bio @ TECH" for over a decade at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.
Patricia resides in Atlanta and is currently an instructor for the Majors Biology and Human Anatomy and Physiology courses at Georgia Perimeter College.
Course Description: This comprehensive course will provide information and experiences on how to teach both the classroom and laboratory components of an AP Biology course. Activities to support an understanding of the revised structure and design of the AP Biology Curriculum Framework will be a major part of this summer institute. There will be instruction on how to prepare or revise an Audit based on the AP curriculum framework. Teachers will be introduced to the laboratory investigations that are included in the revised AP Biology Student Laboratory Manual. In addition, activities and strategies to support inquiry-based learning will be presented along with how to incorporate these inquiry activities into the coursework. Participants will learn how to organize their AP Biology course in order to have time to present the material to the students as well as to conduct the laboratory investigations. The nature of the AP Biology Exam and the importance of the grading process will also be presented. The format of the 2015 AP Biology Exam will be presented. A review and discussion of the standards for the free response questions from this Exam will be included. Teachers will learn methods to better prepare their students for writing answers to the free response portion of the Exam.
 Janice Willingham – Westmore High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
AP Chemistry – Teachers New to AP
Janice Willingham teaches Pre-AP and AP Chemistry at Westmore High School in Oklahoma City, where she also serves as department chair. Janice brings to the workshop 32 years of teaching experience. For the past 25 years Janice has taught Chemistry, the last 16 years of which have been Advanced Placement Chemistry. She has a BS degree in Medical Technology and a MS degree in Science Education from the University of Central Oklahoma. Janice was runner up in her district's Teacher of the Year Award. She has been listed in "Who's Who Among American Teachers" for several years and is the recipient of Sigma Xi's Club Teacher of the Year from University of Central Oklahoma (1994) and from the University of Oklahoma (2001). Janice is currently a "Catalyst Mentor" for Louis Educational Concepts. In 2006 Janice received the Siemens Award for Advanced Placement and was again a nominee for 2008.
Course Description: This workshop is designed for teachers who are beginning their careers as AP Chemistry teachers. Time will be spent during the sessions on the nature of the AP program and on structuring an AP Chemistry course. Many labs will be discussed, and teachers will be given an opportunity to do a number of typical labs appropriate for AP chemistry. Topics that are often covered are teaching and testing techniques, periodicity, bonding, states of matter, kinetics, equilibrium, instrumentation, equations and product prediction, thermodynamics, and eletrochemistry. The workshop makes considerable use of the graphing calculator and the CBL as a data collection device. Typical AP problems and essays are discussed, and strategies for enabling students to perform well on the AP exams will be shared.
 What to Bring: Participants are asked to bring 30 copies of their favorite demo and/or experiment to share with fellow participants. Participants are also asked to bring goggles and appropriate shoe attire for lab work. Graphing calculators will be provided.
Todd Abronowitz, Parrish Episcopal School, Dallas, Texas
APÂ Chemistry – Experienced AP Teachers
Todd Abronowitz currently teaches all levels of chemistry at Parish Episcopal School in Dallas. Previously, he was the lead AP Chemistry teacher for Dallas ISD. Prior to this, he has taught at John Paul II High School in Plano (and served as science department chair) for five years. He has also taught at Creekview High School, in the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD for 8 years, South Garland High School (Garland ISD) for six years. He has served as the lead chemistry teacher at Creekview High School. Since starting his teaching career in 1990, he has taught regulars chemistry, honors chemistry, Pre-AP Chemistry and Advanced Placement Chemistry. He has started three AP chemistry programs, at South Garland HS, Creekview HS, and most recently at John Paul II HS. He is involved with several professional organizations: Science Teachers Association of Texas (STAT), Associated Chemistry Teachers of Texas (ACT2), and the American Chemical Society. He has presented workshops at several STAT Conferences for the Advancement of Science Teaching and Southwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society. He has presented at two-day conferences and one-day conferences for the College Board and been the presenter for APSI in Texas and Arkansas. He served as a State Chemistry Textbook Review member for Texas in 2001. He was co-founder of a Traveling Science Show that preformed shows across the DFW Metroplex. He wrote his own laboratory manual and study materials for use in his AP chemistry class. Mr. Abronowitz has received numerous awards including NMSI All-American Teacher of the Year 2012, Shultz Award for outstanding high school chemistry teacher from the DFW section of the ACS, Radio Shack National Teacher Award, Associated Chemistry Teachers of Texas Teacher of the Year in 2000, and Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year 1996.
Course Description:The AP Chemistry institute is designed to assist AP teachers in building the foundations for success in teaching AP Chemistry. Emphasis will be placed on the rigor of the material that students need to be successful on the AP Chemistry exam. An emphasis will be placed on the new curriculum framework and its implementation in your classroom. We will review the requirements on the course audit and the syllabus requirements. Time will be allowed for best practices and for sharing ideas as a group. Laboratory investigations will be incorporated with the discussion of the theory, with special emphasis on student-inquiry labs.
Topics will include the following:
- New test format
- Equilibrium
- Thermodynamics
- Kinetics (non-calculator and calculator approaches)
- Electrochemistry
- multiple choice strategies
- acid-base chemistry
- atomic structure and periodicity
- Topics to be presented and sequence followed will be determined by the group as a whole.
Participants' areas of concern will be determined using an on-line survey, the results of which will determine the topics to be presented and sequence dollowed during the week.
What to Bring:
- Proper laboratory attire (goggles, apron, lab coat, closed-toe shoes, etc.)
What participants will take with them:Â An electronic of everything developed for Pre-AP Chemistry and AP Chemistry by the lead consultant
 Brian Kaestner, Saint Mary's Hall, San Antonio, Texas
AP Environmental Science
Brian currently teaches AP Environmental Science and AP Human Geography at Saint Mary's Hall in San Antonio, where he has been on the faculty for 32 years. In 1993, Brian received the "Special Recognition Award" from College Board and was a TEA state nominee for the "Presidential Awards for Excellence." In 2000, he received the "Siemens Award for Advanced Placement Teaching." With a B.S. in Biology and an M.S. in Environmental Management, Brian also serves with the College Board as an Advanced Placement consultant and as a table leader at the APES reading. He is also the moderator for the College Board APES Community Forum. A veteran of both public (PA) and private (NY, TX) schools, Brian is in his thirty-sixth year teaching and coaching soccer.
 Course Description: The unique focus for the week will be the investigation of multidisciplinary nature of the environmental science curriculum through both terrestrial and aquatic ecology and the unique ecosystems in the Hot Springs area. Environmental Science is the most multidisciplinary of the AP science subjects. This workshop will incorporate both lecture and laboratory aspects of the course. Designed for both the experienced and novice AP Environmental Science instructor, this course will consider the challenges of continuing and enhancing a successful APES program. Participants will complete a variety of field activities, including an array of useful techniques for analyzing plant and animal populations in both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. Methods will incorporate both traditional techniques and calculator-based labs. The most useful websites for APES teachers and students will be investigated thoroughly. This institute will incorporate significant fieldwork, and participants should be prepared for light hiking over short distances.
 What to Bring: Participants should bring a minimum 1G flash drive for download of all course materials.The instructor will provide insect repellent and sunscreen as needed, but participants might want to bring a camera, binoculars, notebook, walking boots or shoes, and hat for fieldwork. Participants should have one pair of shoes that they do not mind getting wet and/or muddy.
Brian Monson – Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts, Hot Springs, AR
AP Physics 1
Brian Monson earned a BS in physics from the University of Missouri – Rolla and a PhD in physics from the University of Arkansas – Fayetteville. He has taught both AP physics classes or the equivalent college courses for 24 years. He started his career at the University of Tulsa and has taught at the Oklahoma School for Science and Math. At OSSM he developed the physics curriculum for their regional centers and taught Physics C at their first remote site in Drumright, OK. He is currently the chair of the science department at the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts in Hot Springs. He teaches Physics C as well as several other science classes including courses on acoustics and optics and is director of the West-Central Regional Science Fair. He was awarded the Siemens AP Educator of the Year award for Arkansas in 2009.
 Course Description: This session will cover the new Physics 1. It will be helpful for both beginning and experienced AP teachers. Sessions will include choosing topics to cover and how much time to devote to each, designing an assessment plan that is an effective predictor of exam success, incorporating demos and labs, and using technology effectively. Special sessions on the development and grading of the exams and how to prepare your students for the test will also be scheduled. A large percentage of class time will be spent on the new objectives and making sure the participants know the differences between them and Physics B. We will also spend time talking about the differences in pedagogy the new course requires. Some time will be spent working problems to refresh content knowledge, to learn how to write AP-style exam problems, and to gain an understanding of the level of teaching and learning required in an AP Physics class. Be sure to bring a calculator and 20 copies of a lab or activity handout to share with the group. Also bring a laptop with Vernier's LoggerPro software installed for video analysis labs if possible. A free demo version is available from vernier.com
Cedric French-Galan, Westside High School, Houston, Texas
APÂ Calculus ABÂ – Teachers New to AP
Cedric French has taught math for 20 years and taught AP Calculus AB/BC at Westside High School in Houston, Texas for 13 years. He has been a College Board Consultant since 2004 and has presented at many AP Calculus Workshops, AP Strategies Workshops and NMSI Prep Sessions. In 2005 he was awarded Teacher of the Year for all Houston ISD secondary schools. He was an AP Calculus Reader the last five summers and will be a Reader again this summer.
Course Description: This course is for those who are new to teaching the AP Calculus AB course or have taught it for years. Topics taught in the AB curriculum will be introduced by lecture and demonstration, problem solving activities and cooperative learning. Group discussions will focus on the issues of teaching an AP Calculus course – such issues will come from the needs and interests of the participants in the institute. Participants should bring a graphing calculator. Incorporating technology in the teaching of AP Calculus and calculator active questions will be discussed. Reading AP Calculus Free Response questions will be explored. Participants will be encouraged to share their own experiences and if possible demonstrate techniques, lessons, software, etc, which they have used successfully themselves.
Scott Pass –Â McCallum High School, Austin, TX
AP Calculus, Teachers Experienced in AP
Scott Pass currently teaches Geometry and AP® Calculus BC at McCallum High School in the Austin Independent School District. He is an AP® Calculus Reader and an active College Board Consultant. He has participated in projects ranging from the IAS Park City Mathematics Institute to work with Dana Center at UT Austin all related to his interest in reforming Mathematics education. Mr. Pass has trained with the College Board in areas such as AP® Vertical Teams, technology, and advanced topics related to teaching AP® Calculus.
Course Description: The goal of this seminar is to prepare teachers to teach AP Calculus AB so their students can be successful on the AP Calculus Exam. This course will introduce various aspects of the AP Calculus topic outline by showing how a reformed curriculum emphasizing the graphical, numerical, verbal and symbolic representations of calculus can enhance the learning of calculus. Participants will explore connections between topics in Calculus by looking at broad themes related to AP Calculus. For instance the idea of "straightening curves" by investigating the theme of Local Linearity, the idea of "area functions" by exploring the theme of the integral as an accumulation function and the ideas associated with motion of a particle with the theme of the definite integral as a net change of a quanitity. In addition to specific topics participants will discuss issues related to the AP® Calculus Exam including; the use of technology on the exam, the scoring of the exam, and use of exam questions in an AP Calculus course.
What to Bring:Â Participants should bring their graphing calculators and be prepared to share ideas and/or lessons that have effectively prepared students for the AP Calculus Exam.
Bob Smidt – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, CA
AP Statistics
Bob Smidt (Ph.D. Wyoming, M.S. Rutgers, B.S. Manhattan) is professor emeritus and former chair of the Statistics Department at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, where he was named a Distinguished Faculty (a teaching award). He has taught Statistics at four colleges, two junior colleges, an Air Force Base, and a prison (a captive audience). He has been a question leader, table leader, and reader for the AP Statistics exam and has presented one-day and week-long workshops to AP Statistics high school teachers around the country. He has broad statistical consulting experience and has contributed articles to a variety of journals.
 Course Description: Participants will gain insights into the essentials of the AP Statistics course as well as techniques for presenting the ideas with which students struggle the most. The workshop structure will be flexible, providing opportunities for participants to request discussion of specific topics.
 Topics will include the following:
- Important ideas from the four major content areas:
- Exploratory data analysis
- Data collection
- Probability
- Statistical inference
- Concepts that are particularly difficult for students
- Teaching strategies and lecture suggestions
- Approaches for taking the AP Statistics exam
- Content of the 2015 AP Statistics exam
- Interesting and pedagogically useful questions from old exams
 What participants should bring:
- Questions and topics for discussion
Optional supplies:
- Calculator


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ORCHARD PARK, NY - SEPTEMBER 20: Head Coach Raheem Morris of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers watches from the sidelines during the game against the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium on September 20, 2009 in Orchard Park, New York. The Bills won 33-20. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Raheem Morris says he has agreed to coach the Washington Redskins' defensive backs. ''I'm a football coach. This is what I do, it's who I am,'' Morris told the Tampa Bay Times, which reported his hiring Thursday. Morris will be reunited with general manager Bruce Allen, who was the GM in Tampa Bay when Morris returned from a one-year stint as Kansas State's defensive coordinator to coach the Buccaneers defensive backs. Morris was Tampa Bay's defensive backfield coach for four seasons. He replaced Monte Kiffin as defensive coordinator in 2008 and Tampa Bay promoted him to head coach in 2009 replacing Jon Gruden. He had a 17-31-0 record in three years as head coach. The Buccaneers fired Morris on Jan. 2.
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Right fielder Cesar Puello hit two solo home runs, including the game-winner in the bottom of the eighth inning as the Binghamton Mets defeated the Trenton Thunder, 5-4, Thursday afternoon at NYSEG Stadium. The red-hot Puello hit four home runs in the series and now has 12 on the season while batting .320/.401/.588 in 50 games this season. In a Boom or Bust feature on Sunday, I wrote the following about Puello: It seemed like Cesar Puello was left for dead after the 2012 season after appearing on many a Top 10 Mets Prospects list. He was a virtual no-show on every prospect list including ours at the start of 2013. What many people forget is that Puello just turned 22 last month and yet here he is in Double-A Binghamton mixing it up with players 3-4 years older than him on average. At 6'2 and 195 pounds he's built for power, but it wasn't until this season that he started to show himself to be the slugger many scouts thought he would be. He's having a solid season overall, but to me ...
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Tetley's Challenge Cup preview: Hemel Stags v Wakefield Wildcats
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Hemel Stags enter Saturday's Tetley's Challenge Cup clash against Wakefield looking to cause an upset at the Rapid Solicitors Stadium.
The Championship One newcomers were drawn at home but opted to surrender that advantage and move the tie to the Wildcats' territory following discussions with the Rugby Football League.
Under the leadership of Troy Perkins the Stags have won their last three outings including a 50-18 mauling of Ince Rose Bridge to reach the fourth round of the cup competition.
Wakefield coach Richard Agar has opted for a squad comprising of youth and experience with three players set to make club debuts.
New signing Jon Molloy has been included in Agar's 19-man squad alongside youngsters Dan Maskill and Ben Shulver.
Australian prop forward Justin Poore returns to captain the Wildcats side but they are without stand-off Paul Sykes who sustained a head injury during the 41-34 defeat at the hands of Warrington Wolves last time out.
"I think we'll have three debutants this week if all goes to plan for the rest of the week," Agar said on the club's official website.
"We have got one or two tiny question marks over a couple of players that we expect to turn out but at this moment we are not quite sure.
"We feel we are in a position where we can rotate a little bit and give some blokes who have undoubtedly earned a rest over the last month."
The hosts are without a win in their last five outings and will be looking to regain momentum while the Hemel Stags will enter the clash having nothing to lose.
Hemel Stags:Forgham, Johnson, Small, Caton-Brown, Rochester-Bremner, Sharp, Bishay, Howitt, Miranda, Pritchard, Ingerfield, McLeod, Molloy, Keevil, Ljizouli, Hobbs, Swindells, Faturoti-Edwards, Mbaraga.
Wakefield Wildcats: L. Smith, T. Smith, Poore, Raleigh, Lauitiiti, Wood, Amor, Wilkes, Mariano, Trout, Mellars, Lyne, Wildie, Cowling, Walshaw, Kay, Molloy, Shulver, Maskill.
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So, I have an Intuos 3, brand new, I've been using it for a while, and decided to put some macros into the two sets of buttons and touch strips. However, when Im in the control panel, I set everything up, I.E. Undo and Redo (which are giving me problems) so when i press one of the buttons, its supposed to undo, or redo my last action. They arent working properly. I use the appropriate hotkeys, Undo being ctrl + alt + z, etc... redo isnt even working, and for undo to work even a little bit (sometimes it deletes more than one thing) i have to make the command 3 times to get a result (in the macro options)
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Andrea Boehlke the Fourteenth Castaway Voted Off "Survivor 22: Redemption Island"
On tonight's "Survivor: Redemption Island" Andrea Boehlke became the fourteenth castaway voted out and was sent to Redemption Island. The episode began with the castaways both at camp and on Redemption Island receiving a Sprint mobile phone with video messages from their loved ones. After they watched the videos, the castaways met up at the Redemption Island arena where Matt, Mike, Ralph and Steve took part in a tile-breaking duel. Mike was the first person to break all four of his tiles and was awarded with the opportunity to spend time with his mom. Steve came in last at the challenge and was eliminated from the game for good. After Steve was booted, Mike was given three choices: he could have the visit with his mom, he could give Ralph and Matt visits with their loved ones or he could give the Ometepe six visits with their loved ones. Surprisingly, Mike chose to let the Ometepe six get to have the time with their family members, in the hopes of gaining goodwill should he re-enter the game. After the tribe spent the day with their loved ones, they competed in the Immunity challenge which consisted of assembling a staircase using puzzle pieces. An exhausted Rob narrowly edged out Grant to win his second individual immunity in a row. At camp, the tribe debated whether to vote out Andrea or Phillip. At tribal council the tribe stuck with the original plan and blindsided Andrea. Next week she'll duel Matt, Mike & Ralph for the right to stay in the game.
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Part of the problem with vitamins A and D is that they are fat soluble and large doses can build up in body tissue. Most vitamins, by contrast, are water soluble, and large doses are simply passed out of the body through the urine.
"Vitamin A can easily be toxic," says Sporny. "Just two to three times the RDA can increase the risks of hip fracture and birth defects. And now, there's some debate that the amount of vitamin A found in a multi-vitamin might even be too much, especially for women trying to conceive and for an older population."
Like many nutrients, the amount of vitamin D needed varies with age, and people over 70 may need more. "Taking some vitamin D is OK for an aging population," says Sporny, "but too much vitamin D can cause damage to blood vessels, eye tissue and kidneys."
Though vitamin B6 is water soluble, medical experts have found excessive doses from vitamin supplements often cause nerve damage.
So are vitamin and mineral supplements dangerous? Don't go emptying your medicine cabinet just yet.
"In moderation, most vitamin and mineral supplements are perfectly safe," says Rusyniak, "but care should be exercised when taking multiple supplements containing the same vitamins and minerals."
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Dude, Where's My Car?
When my family moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan, last year, one of the biggest adjustments was dealing with city parking. While we usually remember what side of the mall we parked on, there was a time downtown that I couldn't remember what parking garage we used, much less what level or spot. Thankfully, I had the parking ticket in my pocket, which included the address for the particular parking lot we used. Although we had to walk up 15 levels one by one to find the car, at least we knew it was there somewhere!
If you've ever walked around a parking lot wondering if you were the victim of theft, or possibly going senile, Valet is the perfect app for you. It not only remembers the GPS location of your parked car, but it also has a timer to remind you of parking meter timing. Plus, if your car has Bluetooth connectivity, Valet will record where you left your car without any interaction on your part. It just marks the location where Bluetooth disconnected, and it happily guides you back when you've finished spending your paycheck at Teavana in the mall. (Maybe that's just me.)
In fact, Valet fills such a simple yet helpful purpose, it's earned this month's Editors' Choice award. Its automatic tracking based on vehicle Bluetooth is really the feature that puts it over the top for me. It's the best $0.99 I've spent in a while. You can find it at the Google Play store, or check out the Web site: http://valetapp.co.
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Keep filling the system until
Keep filling the system until the car is up to temperature and the thermostat opens. Stop your car and let it cool. If necessary, top up the coolant again. From there, you should be good to go, and shouldn't need to worry about further overheating. 12V LEDATV Work Light
Wow folks, this app look
Wow folks, this app look pretty cool!!!
I think this would have been
I think this would have been very useful after I parked my car in the mall parking lot and forgot to check under which letter/number I parked it. Needless to say I searched for something like 30 minutes until we found it.
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That looks like an interesting application.
This is what seems like a good idea for someone with a car. And I am limited to a bicycle so parking is different. Yet some person investigating me will enjoy this as a suggested application. Then if not taking the advice can report the vehicle stolen to learn of it being somewhere else in the parking area.
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Spanish Onion And Tomato Omelette
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|Tomato paste
|2 Tablespoon
|4 , beaten
Melt half the butter in a frying pan and saute the onion until it is soft.
Add the celery and pepper.
Stir well until the onion begins to brown, then add the tomatoes.
Cook over a low heat and stir for about 8-10 minutes, adding little more butter if necessary.
Stir in the tomato paste.
Put the rest of the butter in a frying pan over a medium heat and add the eggs.
Leave the eggs untouched until they begin to cook through, then use a spatula to lift the omelette and turn it over.
Place the vegetables on the cooked side, and when the other side is cooked, fold in half and serve immediately.
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Since I'm new here I'm gonna post some of my recent WIP's.
All my finished stuff is stashed away in another hard drive which I will set up later.
I have tons of other WIP's. But I wont bore you guys with them yet.
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Well, since the first pic is very stylized I'm not sure exactly what to crit.
On the second:
It looks pretty good, but one thing to keep in mind is that you might want to include neck and shoulders when drawing heads. Keeps them from floating in space. Since the picture is stylized I can't really comment on proportion but the ears look maybe a little off-kilter and could probably be defined better.
Something you probably want to work on is line quality. Your strokes look very tentative. Try to work up to smooth, confident strokes. The way the hair is drawn makes it look very disheveled, particularly with the simplified face.
Two more things: The eyebrow piercing could be better defined, to make it look more like a 3D object. And you might want to try adding a light source, so you can add some simple shading.
Both of these pictures have an interesting look to them and I look forward to seeing more stuff from you. Good Luck.
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The second one is nice, but the first is a little weird. Her face looks flat but with weird raised parts almost. like its skin stretched over a weird surface with raised circles and such.
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Yes, I also think that you need to work on your strokes. Right now they look a little "hairy" because of the way you redraw the lines on top of each other.
I like the snail, it's cute, but I don't really understand the picture as a whole.
Also, I think you would benefit from studying eyes and thinking about how to do the eyelashes/makeup to make them look attractive.
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OAKLAND, Calif., June 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Pandora (NYSE: P), the leading internet radio service, announced today new metrics that were reached in the month of May 2013.
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- Listener hours for Pandora during the month of May 2013 were 1.35 billion, an increase of 22% from 1.10 billion during the same period last year.
- Share of total U.S. radio listening for Pandora in May 2013 was 7.29%, an increase from 5.80% at the same time last year.
- Active listeners were 70.8 million at the end of May 2013, an increase of 33% from 53.3 million during the same time period last year.
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