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Jonti-Craft KYDZ Up-n-Down 2-Step Step Stool
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|Product Type: Children's step stool
|Primary Material: Wood
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Slip-Resistant Feet: Yes
|Slip-Resistant Steps: Yes
|Non-Conductive: Yes
|Lightweight: No
|Wheels/Casters Included: No
|Folding: No
|Number of Steps: 2
|Telescoping: No
|Commercial Use: Yes
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|Assembly Required: Yes
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
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About the ManufacturerJonti-Craft has always been committed to employing the highest quality construction techniques available. Historically, that has been their popular dado construction. After years of research, they also innovated a dowel pinning construction technique that launched a new generation of Jonti-Craft quality products. Jonti-Craft products are KYDZStrong, always built from the strongest materials available. Their Rainbow Accents furniture is constructed of 5/8" thermo-fused melamine board - the highest quality in existence. All Birch furniture is constructed of eleven ply 5/8" Baltic Birch plywood. Items requiring solid wood are constructed of Northern Hard Maple, which is stronger than oak. Their trademark safety features include famous KYDZ Hinges, full length piano hinges attached with a minimum of nine screws, each the strongest and safest hinges available. They feature a 270° pivot, making it difficult to separate them from the unit. Ultimately, this minimizes the chance of pinching little fingers. Their popular rounded KYDZSafe edges and corners provide maximum safety for children in busy classrooms and daycare centers. In their Rainbow Accents line, the KYDZSafe edges are highlighted in vibrant color with a flexible edge-band thermo-fused to the furniture for exceptional durability and safety.
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I bought this stool for my 18-month-old. It is well made and stable. He figured out how to use the handles when we used it the second time. Now when he wants to have his hands washed, he will climb up the stool all by himself and gets ready; he will climb down after he is done. This makes him feel like a big boy. The stool requires a lot of space, which can potentially an issue. We love it!
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We bought two of these to be used for hand-washing sinks. Our sinks are a tiny bit wider than the step stool so they do not fit very well. Other than that, very sturdy and extremely easy to put the bottom piece on and it's ready to go!
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Rather than lower all the sinks, we got this step stool. It is perfect. The toddlers can get to the sink by themselves. The high sides and back add extra security. Perfect!
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A small wooden, clinker-built boat from the SS Anglo Saxon, used for light tasks and as a lifeboat. Complete with wooden mast.
On 21 August 1940 the German armed merchant raider 'Widder' sank the SS Anglo-Saxon, 5,596 tons (Nitrate Producers SS Co) carrying a cargo of coal from Newport to Bahia Blanca , approximately 800 miles west of the Canaries. Seven men managed to escape in the jolly boat which drifted 2,700 miles across the Atlantic finally grounding with only two survivors, Able Seaman Robert Tapscott and Roy Widdicombe, on an island in the Bahamas after 70 days. Thirty nine of the 'Anglo-Saxon's' crew died. After the war the 'Widder's' captain, von Ruckteschell, was found guilty of failing to provide for the safety of the ship's crew, since 'Widder' had fired on the ship's lifeboats. This boat was generously transferred to the Imperial War Museum from Mystic Seaport Museum, with the help of P&O Nedlloyd and the support of the Newport SS Anglo-Saxon Jolly Boat Association, Mr Anthony Smith and Mr Ted Milburn.
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This jolly boat drifted 2,700 miles across the Atlantic, after the sinking of the SS 'Anglo-Saxon'. Of the original seven men in the boat two survived.
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Boat made of wood, largely cream coloured with red features. Rope fixed along the sides. With wooden mast

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Early on in the novel, we learn that Balram is a successful businessman in Bangalore and an extremely complex character. In his first letter to the Chinese premier, he writes "my country is the kind where it pays to play it both ways: the Indian entrepreneur has to be straight and crooked, mocking and believing, sly and sincere, at the same time." What are your thoughts about Balram? Is he a psychopath?
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New Orleans Saints: The Saints had a fantastic season in 2009, winning the NFC South, the NFC Championship, and finally, the Super Bowl. It was a real culmination to a comeback for both a team and a city that was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina not that long ago. New Orleans has arguably the most explosive offense in the NFL, led by QB Drew Brees, who is still relatively young and already amongst the top quarterbacks in the history of the NFL. The question regarding a repeat performance as Super Bowl champs is going to come from a defense which ranked in the bottom third of the league all season last year. If that unit can improve to respectability as it was in the playoffs, the Saints will not only have no troubles winning the NFC South yet again, but it could be well on its way to the Super Bowl as well.
Atlanta Falcons: Two years ago, the Falcons made their jump from the laughing stock of the NFL to a team that made the playoffs. They took a bit of a step backwards last year with a 9-7 season, but they ultimately still proved that they belonged in the discussion amongst the playoff caliber teams every single year. The second year of the Matt Ryan era went well, and even better things are expected for the former No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft coming into 2010. Atlanta's rushing attack was slowed just a bit in 2009 by an injury to RB Michael Turner. If "The Burner" gets going again and the addition of DB Dunta Robinson can help a secondary that was woeful in '09, Atlanta will be back in the playoff mix again in 2010.
Carolina Panthers: Carolina is going to be a very interesting squad to watch all season long. The quarterback battle is now wide open with QB Jake Delhomme finally getting cut a few years too late, while the defense is going to have to find some answers about coping with the loss of DE Julius Peppers to free agency as well. There's no doubt that this team will run the heck out of the football, but is there enough of a passing attack to make it stand up? Save RBs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart, there might not be a heck of a lot else out there to keep this team entertaining. With HC John Fox in the final year of his contract, there could be a very big void to fill for the Panthers very soon.
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After getting in trouble again, the Bunch (along with the other animals) have to build Peevly a new pool and discover a treasure map in the process. The map leads to the area under Peevly's house. After various attempts to get at it, including a spoof of "The Great Escape," Peevly figures out what's going on and forces Hair to give him the map. Hair gives him a fake, but the bunch discovers whatever treasure that is found belongs to the country of Ptomania. The Bunch gives Peevly the real map, and he is forced to make reparations to Ptomania after he spends the treasure.
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Woodside Petroleum Ltd.'s decision to shelve a US$40 billion-plus natural gas development onshore Western Australia has won praise from investors and analysts who were concerned its hefty price tag would render it an expensive flop.
The Australian oil company says natural gas from the Browse field, which counts Royal Dutch Shell PLC and BP PLC among other shareholders, will no longer be piped to a processing facility at James Price Point on the Western Australia state coast.
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Or it could do both.
That's the view of Citigroup analyst Mark Greenwood, who says Australia's second-biggest oil company after BHP Billiton Ltd. could afford to launch a US$1 billion buyback of its own shares–even if it spends another US$1 billion buying a new asset.
"Based on our outlook for the timing of Woodside's growth, we think that a buyback of US$1 billion could be implemented comfortably," Mr. Greenwood says in a detailed 21-page analysis of Woodside's options.
Woodside Petroleum's failed drilling campaign offshore Western Australia has left the company looking into a production black hole. Acquisitions could be the only way to fill it.
An expansion of the Perth-based group's 14.9 billion Australian dollar (US$15.6 billion) Pluto project was considered the most likely of its troika of growth initiatives to succeed.
But the lack of gas discoveries to support an expansion at Pluto–coupled with lingering uncertainty over the future of the Browse and Sunrise gas-export developments–means Woodside has few catalysts for earnings growth.
An asset swap deal between Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell has brought development of one of Australia's largest and most remote natural gas resources back into the spotlight.
But will the $30 billion Browse project ever happen?
While the Browse joint venture says it's continuing to study an onshore plant at James Price Point in Western Australia, Shell's growing voice has led some analysts to speculate that the final development will revolve around a floating liquefied natural gas facility anchored at sea.
Analysts covering Woodside Petroleum have reacted to Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell's deal to swap interests in two multibillion dollar Australian liquified natural gas projects.
Macquarie (Outperform, Price target A$39.00): "While the timing of Chevron's exit is concerning, Shell's further buy-in to Browse in the wake of Japan Australia LNG's entry points to momentum at Browse and growing belief among parts of the JV that this gas will be commercialized," analysts said in a note to clients.
The commitment of some of the world's biggest oil companies to a massive Australian natural gas project is about to be put to the test.
Chevron, Shell, BP and BHP Billiton all have a slice of the Browse liquefied natural gas development, estimated by analysts to cost over US$30 billion to build, assuming it can overcome significant technical and environmental challenges.
Project operator Woodside Petroleum just agreed to sell a 14.7% chunk of Browse to Japanese companies for US$2 billion. The other minority shareholders have an option to buy the same stake at the same price under pre-emptive rights agreements.
But the valuation put on the project's equity suggests another possibility: rather than pre-empt Woodside's deal, will any of the minority partners look to exit the project instead?
Woodside Petroleum is closing in on a new partner for its Browse project. But how much is a deal likely to be worth?
Up to US$1.6 billion, says Citi analyst Mark Greenwood, if Woodside takes the bold step of selling 16% of its controlling interest in the US$40 billion liquefied natural gas project.
"We believe Woodside will look to farm down between 11% to 16% of the Browse project to lower its stake to between 30% and 35%," Mr. Greenwood said in a note downgrading the company to Neutral from Buy.
Woodside Petroleum is considering selling a minority portion of its stake in the massive Browse liquefied natural gas, or LNG, project in Australia after being approached by interested companies.
The Perth-based energy company confirmed it was mulling a sale after the Australian newspaper reported a 1 billion Australian dollar (US$1.06 billion) auction had been kicked off for most of Woodside's 50% equity interest in Browse.
Woodside in a statement said it was conducting a "limited process" to assess a sale, but that it hadn't yet made any decision. The process could provide it with value early in the development of the project, it said.
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The Stamford Advocate today carries -- in its print edition only, unfortunately for non-Stamford readers -- a big cover story on the "running of the rich," running down the ambitions and assets of a handful of extremely wealthy Connecticut candidates.
Among them, Linda McMahon, and perhaps the most eyebrow raising note in the piece comes in the box listing the assets belonging to her and her husband Vince, who owns a 47-foot yacht, docked in Boca, and named "Sexy Bitch."
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"There can be few figures more marginal than those objects of fear, wonder, fascination, awe, or trepidation consigned to the category of the monstrous. The history of the monster is also the history of the darker side of the understanding of what it might mean to be fully human. As the editors of this fascinating collection of essays observe, 'monsters blur boundaries—transgressing, violating, polluting, and mixing what ought to be kept apart.' They act as a kind of litmus test of normality. Here, then, are eight timely, thoughtful, and meticulously argued essays, lavishly illustrated, each of which helps us to understand how the age that gave us Hobbes, Locke, Newton, Pascal, and Rousseau also gave us the headless monsters of the English Revolution, the monsters of the apocalypse, the strange births associated with the German Reformation, and the creatures to be found in Montaigne or Rabelais."—Jonathan Sawday, cultural historian, author of The Body Emblazoned, and Professor of English Studies, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
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WHAT IF? #200, in shops on December 29, continues the series' long-standing tradition of exploring the "road not taken" and allowing popular Marvel characters and events to live another life. WHAT IF? resonates with readers on a level unequaled by any other such speculative fiction.
"Everyone's naturally fascinated by what could have been or might have been," says Guggenheim. "I also think there's something inherently satisfying in a concept where the dominoes are so tightly arranged and fall in such quick succession. Because of the done-in-one nature of WHAT IF?, causality is really compressed such that the stories are more along the lines of 'What if...then this...then that...' etc. In a classic WHAT IF?, only one thing has changed—a character goes left when he could have gone right and the story explains all the consequences of that one decision.
"I designed WHAT IF? #200 with this exact formula in mind. Marvel came to me with the broad mandate of doing a WHAT IF? based on Siege but left it to me to pitch on ideas. I wanted to craft a story that was bottomed on one critical decision that changes the course of the rest of the story, just like in the classic WHAT IF? [stories] I grew up with. Re-reading Siege I realized that there's a critical moment when Ares decides whether to go along with Osborn's planned invasion of Asgard and once I knocked that domino over the opposite way—mayhem."
We asked the writer to shoot us a few of his own favorites from the many years of the series, and just for you, dear Marvelite, we've compiled "What If Marc Guggenheim Picked His Top Five WHAT IF? Stories?"
WHAT IF? #35 (1982) – "What If Elektra Had Lived?" Everyone's favorite female fury survived her assassination in this tale, but wound up the target of the Kingpin—and Daredevil himself.
WHAT IF? #36 (1982) – "What If the Fantastic Four Had Not Gained Their Super-Powers?" The close-knit quartet cleverly avoided the blast of cosmic rays and still managed to become heroes in their own right.
"These two are at the top of my list because they're great WHAT IF? stories and I'm a purist and there's nothing better than when the guys responsible for the actual stories - at the time – also did the WHAT IF?," shares Guggenheim. "Plus, these guys—Frank Miller and John Byrne in particular—insane. I just wish Walter Simonson completed the hat-trick by doing a WHAT IF? based on his classic THOR run. Y'know, it's not too late, guys..."
WHAT IF? #27 (1981) – "What If Phoenix Had Not Died?" Jean Grey escaped her fate at the end of the Phoenix Saga and went onto face Galactus and eventually the entire Marvel Universe.
"Editor Justin Gabrie and I referenced this one a lot while working on WHAT IF? #200," notes Guggenheim.
WHAT IF #28 (1981) – "What If Daredevil Became an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.?" Matt Murdock's life took a different course after his childhood accident and the famous spy organization gained a unique operative.
"What a cool idea [with] Frank Miller art," recalls Guggenheim. "'Nuff, as they say, said."
WHAT IF #32 (1982) – "What If the Avengers Had Become Pawns of Korvac?" One of the greatest challenges of Earth's Mightiest Heroes spins off into a very, very strange world of death and rebirth.
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Every Michelle Wie event comes with a debate. That's part of how the 19-year-old Stanford student stays compelling without winning a single professional tournament. It's tough to find a good dispute about Paula Creamer or Lorena Ochoa. But it's so easy to get into a row about Wie.
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Michelle Wie has contended in women's majors and nearly made the cut of a PGA Tour event. One thing she's never owned, though, is official status on any professional circuit. That is, until she finished tied for seventh at 2008 Q-school.
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An extravagant number (also known as a wasteful number) is a natural number that has fewer digits than the number of digits in its prime factorization (including exponents).[1] For example, in base-10 arithmetic 4 = 2², 6 = 2×3, 8 = 2³, and 9 = 3² are extravagant numbers.
Extravagant numbers can be defined in any base. There are infinitely many extravagant numbers, no matter what base is used.[1]
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- ^ a b Darling, David J. (2004). The universal book of mathematics: from Abracadabra to Zeno's paradoxes. John Wiley & Sons. p. 102. ISBN 978-0-471-27047-8.
- R.G.E. Pinch (1998), Economical Numbers.
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The Third Annual Benchmark Study on Patient Privacy & Data Securityby Ponemon Institute and ID Experts, has been released and reports that healthcare organizations face a huge challenge in stopping data breaches.
- 94% of healthcare organizations surveyed suffered at least one data breach
- 45% of organizations experienced more than five data breaches during the past two years
- Astonishingly, 69% off organizations still have not secure medical devices—such as mammogram imaging and insulin pumps (IT and Biomed have to talk!)
- The cost to the industry could average $7 billion annually.
Most organizations surveyed say they have insufficient resources to prevent and detect data breaches, but consider the alternatives. Patients are at increased risk for medical identity theft and their PHI and privacy could be violated as mobile and cloud technology becomes pervasive.
Change is needed and recommendations include:
- Operationalize pre-breach and post-breach processes, including incident assessment and incident response processes
- Restructure the information security function to report directly to the board to symbolize commitment to data privacy and security
- Conduct combined privacy and security compliance assessments annually
- Update policies and procedures to include mobile devices and cloud
- Ensure the Incident Response Plan (IRP) covers business associates, partners, cyber insurance
If you like visuals, check out the infographic. If you are into details, read the entire report and consider:
- Information breached is largely medical files and billing and insurance records. According to the research, 54% of organizations have little or no confidence that they can detect all patient data loss or theft. Based on the experience of the 80 healthcare organizations participating in this research, the resulting cost to the U.S. healthcare industry could be $6.87 billion, up from 2011. The average impact of a data breach is $1.2 million per organization.
- The causes of data breach cited were loss of equipment (46%), employee errors (42%), third-party snafu (42%), criminal attack (33 %), and technology glitches (31%). Cases of medical identity theft occurred at 52% of the organizations, and it lead to inaccuracies in the patient's medical record (39%) and/or affected the patient's medical treatment (26%).
- Mobile devices in the workplace pose threats to patients' PHI. Employees are permitted to use their own mobile devices—commonly called Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)—often to access organization data (81%), yet organizations are not confident that these personally owned mobile devices are secure (54%). Hospitals surveyed are using cloud-based services (91%) to store patient records, patient billing information, and financial information, but 47% percent lack confidence in the data security of the cloud.
- This past year, 36% of healthcare organizations made improvements in their privacy and security programs, in response to the threat of audits conducted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights. While 48% of organizations are now conducing security risk assessments, only 16% are conducting privacy risk assessments. Organizations still have insufficient resources to prevent and detect data breaches (73%) and/or don't have controls to prevent and/or quickly detect medical identity theft (67%).
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A new type of scam involving text messages and cell phones has surfaced, and police want you to be alert for it.
Istvan Kovacs, community resource officer at the Shelbyville Police Department, said that he first became aware of the scam when he received a text message recently on his cell phone that told him his bank account at a certain bank (not his) was temporarily locked, and to unlock it, he should call a certain phone number.
President-elect Barack Obama has recently nominated Marine Corps General James L. Jones, Jr. to be his National Security Advisor.
In this position Jones will head the National Security Council, which has the function of advising and assisting the President on national security and foreign policies and coordinating these policies among various government agencies.
His uncle, William K. "Bill" Jones, was a contemporary of mine in the Marine Corps. And this is the story of the elder Jones.
Shelby County fans can get their first look at University of Kentucky commitment Vinny Zollo on Saturday, when he visits SCHS with his Clark County Cardinals.
Though Zollo, a 6-foot-8 sophomore forward, is the center of attention after committing to UK last summer, he brings a balanced and talented Clark County squad with him. The Cardinals are 10-3 and have two of the state's top sophomores in Zollo and 6-3 guard Robbie Stenzel.
Troopers to participate in presidential inauguration
Two Kentucky State Police troopers are scheduled to participate in the 56th Presidential Inauguration in Washington D.C.
Troopers Hunter Martin of Louisville and Jason Palmer of Lexington, both of Post 12, which includes Shelby County, have been selected to go to the nation's capitol for the historic event. They will be in Washington, D.C. from Sunday, Jan. 18, to Wednesday, Jan. 21. They will be part of a detail that will provide assistance to the Metropolitan Police Department there.
"Well," said Carla Smith, adjusting a hat at a jaunty angle on the head of Leukemia patient Judy Adler, "It all started in October, which was designated Breast Cancer Awareness Month."
That's when Smith, a mamographer, RT(R)(M), at Jewish Hospital Shelbyville, started a drive to collect hats and scarves for local ladies undergoing chemotherapy.
You probably were standing in the bone-chilling cold Saturday and watching Santa arrive in Shelbyville at the end of a long parade.
Chances are, you've been there before, sometimes huddled in the rain, sometimes elbow-to-elbow with friends but always enjoying the magic and anticipation that the parade represents.
This has been a great tradition of Shelbyville as long as I can remember. It's no made-for-TV production, but it's ours.
The Ryle Raiders raced out to a 16-2 lead and never looked back, topping the visiting Rockets, 69-56, Saturday.
The slow start put Shelby County (7-13) in a hole the team just couldn't climb out of against the Raiders (12-6).
"The first four minutes really hurt us," SCHS Coach Mike Clark said. "I thought we played hard for about 28 minutes, but we just got to far behind."
The Rockets were able to trim the lead to six points early in the fourth quarter, but Ryle would not be denied.
WASHINGTON – Linda Manica yelled "hallelujah" as she neared the inauguration ceremony of Barack Obama on Tuesday.
Her strong voice echoed from the buildings and immediately was affirmed by a chorus of "amens" from the crowd of thousands who were flowing into the National Mall.
It wasn't exactly the way Shelby County's girls basketball team thought the opener would go, but it still started the season 1-0 Monday.
The Rockets allowed Carroll County just two points in the fourth quarter as they pulled away for a 44-34 victory.
But though their defense was overwhelming, their offense was underwhelming. The Rockets shot just 23.1 percent in the game, hitting just 15 of 65 shots.
A group of local property owners are suing a development company that they say failed to honor an agreement to buy a parcel of land from them and three governmental bodies whose restrictions they believe contributed to the breakdown of their deal.
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Jabari Brown plans to enter draft but could change his mind by April 15
The Missouri Tigers will need some scoring next season after leading scorer Jabari Brown announced his intentions to enter the NBA Draft. Jordan Clarkson, the Tigers' second-leading scorer, announced he would forgo his senior season to apply for the NBA Draft on Monday. The Tigers also are losing their third-leading scorer, senior Earnest Ross. The trio accounted for 70 percent of...
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COLUMBIA, Mo. -- Jabari Brown drove the lane for the go-ahead basket with 12.2 seconds left for the last of his 25 points and Missouri survived a late surge by Arkansas for an 86-85 victory on Thursday night. Jordan Clarkson had 27 points to lead Missouri (17-7, 5-6 SEC), which ended the first three-game losing streak of coach Frank Haith's three seasons. The last two wins have come...
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I don't belong to any political party. As Thomas Jefferson said, "To belong to a political party is the last degradation of a free and moral agent." I will not have my opinions dictated to me by any one or organization.
When I ponder the course of this great nation, and when I look back in history to see what defines a society (say Roman, Mayan, Egyptian, etc.), historians may make brief comments about their economy, but the real basis for defining a great society has always been, "how are the masses treated?"
Are the people who are the masses being taken care of in a responsible and inclusive manner? Do they have a say in the things that affect their daily lives? This is where we find ourselves today.
Will America be remembered as a great and just society for all or will we be remembered as a system that caters to the abilities of a few to manipulate themselves into positions of wealth and power? Is it through the use of what these few are trying to raise to such a level, as to worship it "as the objective of our existence on Earth," the economy?
We are now engaged in a battle that will not only define us as a people but also as a nation.
Our position in the annals of history is being fought right now. How would you like America to be remembered by future generations? These questions are more pertinent to our daily life right now than most people want to think about. The trouble is that the very existence of democracy in America is at stake.
We need to decide now whether we want to have a say in what happens in this country or if the decisions that control the daily lives of the people and the destiny of the nation (and democracy in the world) are up to the few who have only money in mind as the destination and definition of "what makes America great."
The battle that needs to be fought is not about our differences in some philosophical ideologies like if we are Democrats or Republicans or if we are conservative or progressive, it's multi-national mega-corporation vs. working class. They love having us bickering over minor, petty and self-defeating arguments so we won't pay attention to what they are doing.
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Zoo goes to birds in new exhibit
Nearly 400 colorful birds now fly, eat and chirp in the Knoxville Zoo's free-flight aviary in its Clayton Family Kids Cove area.
The birds are budgerigars or "budgies." Native to Australia, the birds are the type of parakeet that would live in a family household. Weighing about an ounce each, the birds are feathered rainbows of colors. Some have pale white or cream feathers; others' are varying shades of blue, green and yellow.
The zoo has renamed its outdoor, netted aviary "Budgie Landing"; 380 of the birds moved into the exhibit last month. Open daily at the park, "Budgie Landing" is included in the zoo's regular admission price.
The birds are daily getting more accustomed to their surroundings, said Zoo Curator of Birds Mark Armstrong. Personable, active and friendly, the birds will eventually become at ease enough in Budgie Landing to perch on guests. Visitors may be surprised when some birds suddenly fly from one spot in the aviary to another, swooping at about the level of an adult's head. Some are already comfortable enough in their new home to feast on the tiny seed sticks offered them by visitors. The zoo is selling the seed sticks for $1 inside the aviary.
The zoo acquired its budgies — all male and young — from a breeder in Texas. Inside the aviary they're already landed on their favorite perches — a protected ledge of artificial rock and a large viburnum bush where various feeders filled with a parakeet seed mix are located.
The budgies are active nibblers. They've chewed away the buds on a dogwood tree inside the exhibit, made a quick meal of a rose bush and last week nibbled on the viburnum's limbs.
The aviary previously was home to American songbirds. The budgies create a colorful — and active — exhibit at the park.
"They're real curious birds," said Armstrong. "They're just fun to watch."


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Series: Don't Scare the Hare
Highly surreal 2011 BBC Game Show that seems like it could've only been the result of either being under the influence of some type of hallucinatory product, or strategy sessions with Jay Wolpert.It involves two teams of three contestants, who compete in varying forms of equally surreal challenges set in an "underground forest", where the objective is to not scare the Hare; which occur if a team gets three faults on a particular game, which will trigger a loud noise, which will thus scare the Hare. The hare, for the record, is an animatronic rabbit with wheels.Winning games earn carrots (first two rounds offer 3, last round is head-to-head), and the winning team gets to play what essentially is a stylized "get three out of five questions and win" round. Winning gets your team £15,000, which is only £5,000 more than what you can win by yourself on Total Wipeout.Nine episodes were produced, but the BBC canned it after just six aired (the other three were quietly burnt off in the mid-afternoon later in the year). Some critics thought it was a bit too weird, some thought it would work better as a kid's show, and many viewers were surprised when they heard that the show was not just a one-off for Easter weekend.
Game Show Tropes in use:
- Bonus Round: Answer questions by pushing down on explosive trigger plungers that will hopefully not go off (That would scare the Hare, continuing with the goal of the game, which as you are well aware, is not to do so.)
- Personnel:
- The Announcer: Sue Perkins, as the "voice of the forest".
- Game Show Host: Jason Bradbury
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- Beneath the Earth: Said to be set here, but their "underground forest" also has a sky and a day/night cycle.
- Subverted Kids Show: Played straight; even host Jason Bradbury described the show as being "fantasy based toddler telly with an adult twist."


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The film stars Ali Larter from 'Final Destination' and 'Legally Blonde', and Martin Kove from 'The Karate Kid' and 'Rambo: First Blood Part II' in a Tarantino-style homage.
Lemon Drop is the name of the heroine played by Larter who, when her beloved kittens are mysteriously taken from her, turns sour and will do whatever she can to track them down.
Music is by M Craft, Holly Golightly, and Powersolo.
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It's a amazing the teaching aids one can find on the Internet these days. How about a short video including a demo on each of the elements in the periodic table? Yep, there it is! The University of Nottingham has created a periodic table of videos that may be very useful in many classrooms. Actually I found it most interesting for my own self education. Of course the fact that the video on hydrogen includes an explosion helped to get my attention.
Experiments done by an enthusiastic science teacher really helped spark my interest in science as a student. Of course all science classes include some experiments and demos but who has time and resources to do a talk on every element in the periodic table? Not many! So this set of videos looks to be a great resource to me. I plan on watching a number more of them over the next few days (after work hours really). I've learned a lot already. I think I have a much better understanding of "heavy water" from the hydrogen video for example. Great stuff!
You can subscribe to the channel (they are updating some of the videos) at the periodicvideos channel on YouTube or visit the home web site at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
[Hat tip to Miguel Guhlin whose blog post pointed me to this site and mentions that this is the sort of thing that blocking YouTube prevents teachers and students from using.]
Thanks for passing this on. Some of those guys on the videos are real characters.
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