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ATHENS-----The seventh-ranked Georgia men's tennis team won the program's 26th regular season SEC championship Sunday with a 7-0 win over South Carolina at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex. Overall it marks the 33rd conference title for Georgia including SEC Tournament championships.
Freshman Garrett Brasseaux recorded his first career clincher to give Georgia the title. The win was also the 14th straight for the Bulldogs (19-3, 10-0 SEC), who improved to 12-0 at home. The Gamecocks fell to 6-16, 1-9 in the SEC.
The regular season league title is the 13th for Georgia coach Manuel Diaz and the Bulldogs' fourth in six years.
"Winning the SEC regular season title was the first goal on our list of things we wanted to achieve this year," Diaz said. "We've assured ourselves of that first goal, and it's always a very tough thing to do. You have to play a lot of great teams on the road, but our guys have gotten tougher in the difficult moments that define a competition. They've won a lot of close matches and deserve to be SEC champions."
For the seventh straight match, Georgia won the doubles point to take a 1-0 lead. Drake Bernstein and Wil Spencer were first off the courts with an 8-3 win over Ivan Machado and Jake Bowling. Then the 37th-ranked tandem of Sadio Doumbia and Ignacio Taboada clinched the point with an 8-5 win over Harry Menzies and Chris Sheehan at No. 2. The Bulldogs finished off the doubles sweep at No. 1 where the 11th-ranked team of Javier Garrapiz and Hernus Pieters beat Alexander Kostanov and Chip Cox, 8-7(8).
Georgia extended its lead to 2-0 in singles as Bernstein cruised to a 6-4, 6-1 win over Cox at No. 3, then Campbell Johnson made it 3-0 with his 6-3, 6-2 win over Bowling at No. 5.
Brasseaux, playing in the second dual match of his career, followed with the clincher at No. 6 with a 7-5, 6-3 win over Chris Sheehan. The Bulldogs finished out the match with wins by No. 14 Spencer, No. 37 Doumbia and Taboada at Nos. 1, 2 and 4 respectively. It was the seventh time this season the Bulldogs swept all nine matches and the 10th shutout of the season.
Spencer and Doumbia lead the team with 31 wins apiece, and for Bernstein it was his team-high 17th dual match win.
"It was a slow start for me," Bernstein said. "I wasn't used to playing on court three, but it was something I had looked forward to for a long time. I wasn't used to it when I got out there, but I got my feet set and started playing well and took care of business.
"Winning the SEC championships was the first goal we set out for ourselves this year. Now that we've accomplished that we are looking forward to playing Tennessee and trying to win it outright."
Georgia can clinch the outright SEC championship with a win over fourth-ranked Tennessee next Saturday at 3:30 at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
Match Results
#7 Georgia 7, South Carolina 0
1. #11 Javier Garrapiz/Hernus Pieters, Georgia def. Alexander Kostanov/Chip Cox, South Carolina, 8-7(8)
2. #37 Sadio Doumbia/Ignacio Taboada, Georgia def. Harry Menzies/Chris Sheehan, South Carolina, 8-5
3. Drake Bernstein/Wil Spencer, Georgia def. Ivan Machado/Jake Bowling, South Carolina, 8-3
1. #14 Wil Spencer, Georgia def. Alexander Kostanov, South Carolina, 6-2, 7-5
2. #54 Sadio Doumbia, Georgia def. Ivan Machado, South Carolina, 7-5, 6-3
3. Drake Bernstein, Georgia def. Chip Cox, South Carolina, 6-4, 6-1
4. Ignacio Taboada, Georgia def. Harry Menzies, South Carolina, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1
5. Campbell Johnson, Georgia def. Jake Bowling, South Carolina, 6-3, 6-2
6. Garrett Brasseaux, Georgia def. Chris Sheehan, South Carolina, 7-5, 6-3
Order of finish: Doubles - 3,2,1; Singles - 3,5,6,1,2,4


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Policy Statement:
The Board of Trustees has the responsibility to: a. Function as the legislative and policy making body of the College. b. Select, appoint, and employ a suitable person, not a member of the Board, as President of the College, who shall have an educational background as fixed by law. The contract may not exceed five (5) years and the duties to be performed are determined by the Board. c. Establish policies, by-laws, rules and regulations for its own governance and for control and governance of the College District (c.f. Chapter V. et.seq.infra.) d. Review and pass on the recommendations of the President regarding personnel policies, chief administrative appointments, budgets, curricula, capital expenditures, and other matters of policy affecting the general welfare of the College. e. Protect and promote the College's public relations in order to inform the citizens of the District of the College's programs. f. Encourage adequate financial support of the College through local and state actions. g. Provide counsel and advice to the President regarding the administration of the College. h. Require of the President such periodic reports as the Board deems necessary to keep it properly advised on the administration of the College. i. Protect the faculty from unreasonable pressures from the community and accept the moral obligation to provide such leadership and such service as will engender trust and confidence in education. j. Reserve to itself all of its legal responsibilities for the operation of the College.
Legal Basis a. The State Constitution of 1963 provides the basis for community and junior colleges throughout Michigan.
b. The Legislature, in fulfilling its constitutional mandate, passed the Community College Act of 1966. This legislation outlines the powers and duties of boards of trustees.
Membership a. The Board of Trustees, consisting of seven (7) members is elected at large in the Community College District at the general elections of the state. Members are elected for six year terms of office which are staggered so that two and sometimes three expire each two years. b. Regular terms of office commence on January 1, following the date of the general state election. c. The general election laws of the state govern all elections.
Elections a. Any qualified elector residing within the Community College District is eligible to be chosen as a board member. b. An elector of a Community College District must posses the following qualifications:
i. United States citizenship ii. Eighteen years of age iii. Resident of Michigan for six months iv. Resident of the college district for thirty days
c. Candidates for membership are nominated by petition as specified in the appropriate election laws. The nominating petitions of those seeking election to the Board of Trustees of a community college shall be filed not later than 4:00 p.m. on the sixtieth day prior to the date of the general election. The county clerk will provide the necessary information to candidates. d. The candidate for each term of office receiving the highest number of votes cast is elected. A certificate of election will be delivered to the candidates by the Board of Canvassers. e. Within 15 days after appointment or after the final canvass of the election, each person elected or appointed as a trustee must file with the Secretary of the Board of Trustees, the following:
i. Oath of Office ii. Acceptance of Office iii. Affidavit of Eligibility for Office
f. The office of a member of the Board of Trustees becomes vacant immediately without declaration of any officer or the Board of Trustees or its members upon: the death of the incumbent; a court adjudicating insanity or mental incompetence; resignation; removal from office; conviction of a felony; the election or appointment being declared void by a competent tribunal; refusal or neglect to file the acceptance of office, or refusal or neglect to take and subscribe to the constitutional oath of office and deposit the same in the manner and within the time prescribed by law; ceasing to possess the legal qualifications for holding office, including the residence qualification. g. Whenever a vacancy in the Board of Trustees occurs, the remaining members of the Board by majority vote are empowered to fill the vacancy with a qualified elector of the Community College District. Any person so appointed holds office until the next regular College election, at which time the electors of the Community College District fill the office for the unexpired portion of the term.
Officers of the Board The Board of Trustees' officers are: Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, Secretary, and Treasurer. a. The Chairperson
b. The Vice-Chairperson
c. The Secretary
d. The Treasurer
Compensation and Expenses No member of the Board of Trustees shall receive compensation for his or her services as a member or as an officer. The members of the Board of Trustees may be reimbursed for expenses incurred in performance of Board functions approved by the Board.
Transaction of Business The Board of Trustees shall transact all business at public legal meetings of the Board. No member of the Board shall have power to act in the name of the Board outside of Board meetings.
Membership on Board of Trustees and Contracts A Board member cannot be interested directly or indirectly in any contract with the college district. He or she may not perform any labor or furnish equipment and supplies for compensation.
Committees of the Board a. Standing Committees – The Board of Trustees will have no standing committees. b. Special Committees of the Board – The Board of Trustees may appoint special committees. A special committee reports recommendations to the Board for appropriate action. A special committee is dissolved when its report is accepted by the Board. All special committees are nominated by the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees who serves as an ex-officio member of the committees. c. The Board of Trustees may meet as a committee of the whole to review and appraise existing policies and College operations as occasion requires.
Meeting of the Board a. Organizational Meeting – The Board of Trustees meets for organization on the first Monday in January following the date of the regular community college election. If the date of an organizational meeting falls on a legal holiday, then it is held on the next succeeding Monday, or at such time as the Board may determine. b. Regular Meetings – The Board of Trustees will annually announce the dates, time and place of regular meetings. Should the day appointed for a regular meeting be a holiday; or as other circumstances may warrant, a meeting shall be held at the discretion of the Chairperson and the Secretary of the Board of Trustees in consultation with the President of the College. An adjourned regular meeting may be reconvened for the transactin of business normally scheduled for the regular meeting. d. Special Meetings – Special meetings of the Board of Trustees may be called by the Chairperson or by any three members of the Board by giving notice thereof in writing, stating the time, place and purpose of the meeting. Such notice is required to be given by mail at least 48 hours before such meeting or by personal service 24 hours before such meeting. However, presence at a special meeting shall constitute waiver of notice of such meeting. In lieu of timely notice and a full membership of the Board being present, a special meeting can be declared. No business shall be transacted except that for which the meeting is called, which shall be stated in the call.
Rules of Order for Meeting a. Quorum – By statute, a majority of the full membership of the Board of Trustees constitutes a quorum unless otherwise provided. When the vote is taken on any motion before the Board, the quorum present, a majority of the members voting shall determine the outcome thereof, provided there are at least four affirmative votes. b. Obligation to Vote – Every member present is obligated to vote on all questions, motions and resolutions submitted for action, unless the member advises the presiding officer that he desires to abstain. Whenever the vote is a tie, the question shall be considered lost. The names of those voting yea or nea shall be recorded, if desirable, through a roll call vote. c. Place of Meeting – All meetings of the Board of Trustees are held at the offices of the College, unless a different place shall be designated by resolution, or in the notice of any special meeting. d. Order of Business – The usual order of business of the Board of Trustees is as follows:
I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Setting of the Agenda IV. Approval of Minutes V. Petitions and Communications From The Floor VI. Reports VII. Old Business VIII. New Business IX. Miscellaneous X. Adjournment
e. Motions – Rules of motion of the Board of Trustees are as follows: (c.f. Section 4.15, Robert's Rules of Order).
i. A motion is out of order while another motion is being discussed, unless it is an amendment to the motion under consideration. ii. Exceptions are the motion to adjourn, the motion to table a previous motion, or the motion to refer the motion being discussed. iii. A copy of all motions shall be carefully recorded, as well as the names of those who make motions and those who second motions when appropriate.
f. Discussions – Discussions at Board of Trustees' meetings are conducted n the following manner:
i. When non-Board members address the Board, the Chairperson shall allot such person not more than ten minutes for a report nor five minutes for other business, unless the time is increased or decreased by majority consent of the Board. ii. When Board members discuss a matter: (a) The member first addresses the Chairperson, then the entire membership in an audible voice. (b) The Chairperson may stop any discussion which does not apply to the motion last made; and may stop the discussion of a matter if the Board has previously agreed to confine discussion to a definite period of time, and that period of time has expired. (c) Aside from such limitation, a member may speak without interference for such period of time as he or she deems necessary.
g. Call For A Vote – Any member of the Board may call for a vote on any question under discussion. Such a call may be overcome by a majority of Trustees present.
Supplementary Rules of Order Except as provided above, the rules of parliamentary procedure in "Robert's Rules of Order" shall govern the Board in its deliberations. Rules may be suspended at any meeting by a majority vote of members present.
Citizen Participation Rules in regard to citizen participation in Board of Trustees' meetings are as follows: a. Meetings of the Board of Trustees are to be open to public. b. All citizen communications to the Board of Trustees must be addressed to the Board of Trustees. c. Citizens who wish to present any matter or concern to the College are required to make written request to the Secretary of the Board of Trustees at least one (1) week prior to the meeting. This shall come under "Miscellaneous" in the order of business. d. Under special circumstances, and with the consent of a majority of the Board, the Chairperson of the Board may give visitors who have not presented a written request an opportunity to present problems to the Board. The Chairperson shall allot a visitor, at the appropriate time, not more than five minutes unless the time is increased or decreased by the consent of the Board.
Minutes of Proceedings Rules in regard to the minutes of the proceedings of the Board of Trustees' meetings are as follows: a. Minutes of the Board proceedings are prepared under the guidance of the Secretary and mailed or delivered to the members when possible at least two working days before the time of the next meeting. b. Action on the minutes of the preceding meetings shall be approved by the Board as the first official act of the regular meeting. Approved minutes are signed by the Chairperson and the Secretary of the Board. c. The official minutes are bound and kept in the administrative offices under the direction of the Secretary of the Board.
Records Available Records of meetings of the Board of Trustees are available to citizens for inspection at the College offices during business hours, or may be examined in the College library.
Revision of Policies Policies may be revised, added to, or amended, at a regular meeting of the Board by a majority vote of the members (c.f. Section 4.14a). Proposed amendments may be voted on at any meeting following their presentation.
Gifts: Library and Articles, Hangings, Etc. Whenever possible a committee appointed by the President will select, control and accept gifts and works of art for the College from possible donors, and the gifts and their location in the College will be reported to the Board of Trustees. Donors shall appraise gifts made to the College.
Community Use of College Facilities The Trustees encourage the wide use of College facilities by the community it serves. The administration is authorized to enter into use and rental agreements with appropriate community groups. Rates charged and priorities for determining use is delegated to administration. Changes in adopted rental schedules and criteria for use are to be submitted to the Trustees at appropriate times for consideration.
Special Federal and State Grants Federal and State grants, including fund matching grants, required of the local District may be accepted by the administration and reported to the Trustees as soon as possible at a regular meeting. Applications for grants and final acceptance of grants will be noted in the minutes of the Trustees' meetings.
Scholarships The Board of Trustees has several scholarship programs in which it participates. The awards are given on the basis of demonstrated excellence in a subject area, for economic need, others for a retiree grant program. Participation in federal and state programs provides greater opportunities for the citizens who reside in the Lake Michigan College District, and if possible, for those attending the institution as non-residents.
Accounting and Auditing a. The administration and auditor are authorized to make the various funds of Lake Michigan College conform to the Michigan Department of Education Accounting Manual for Public Community Colleges. b. Signatures for checks, drafts, notes or orders drawn against designated depositories for various College funds shall be valid only when a signature plate is used. c. The Trustees further direct the administration and auditor to affect the consolidation of existing funds and establish new funds including appropriate fund transfers when desirable and to report to the Board of Trustees any recommendations in the final audit report for any future fiscal year.
Authorized Expenditures The Chairperson and Treasurer of the Lake Michigan College District are authorized by check signature plate to pay budget approved obligations. Payroll checking account transactions are signed by a designated administrator. The administration is charged to make a monthly treasurer's report at the regularly scheduled Board meeting. The Treasurer's report shall be certified by the President and Vice-President of Financial Services stating that all expenditures reflected in the report are within the approved budget.
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The four Gospels, belonging to Catherine the Great (1729-1796), Czarina of Russia. This set of gospels is opened to the beginning of Matthew's Gospel.
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The Gospels and The Acts were translated into Aleut and Alutiiq languages through the supervision of Father John Veniaminov, a Russian missionary who journeyed fourteen months before arriving in Unalaska in 1824. A brilliant and versatile man, he is considered the most remarkable Alaskan of the century - perhaps of all time. Aleut and Alutiiq are the languages of Native Alaskans of the Aleutian Island, of Kodiak, Alaska Peninsula, and Prince William Sound. In creating a written language for the Alaskans, Veniaminoc of course used the Russian alphabet. Interestingly, this Cyrillic alphabet had been developed for the Slavic people by Cyril, a 9th century missionary.
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This copy of the completed translation of the New Testament in Hawaiian is signed by Hiram Bingham, a leader of the group of Protestant missionaries who introduced Christianity to the Hawaiian Islands in the 1820's. Bingham created the spelling system of the Hawaiian language and was a leader, along with Asa Thurston, in translating the Bible into Hawaiian.
The New Testament was printed in sections, with Matthew printed in 1828, followed by Mark, Luke, and John in 1829-1830, and the rest of the New Testament completed in 1832. Though the early translated books were printed in New York, by 1830 the A.B.C.F.M. missionaries had their own mission press on Oahu. This first edition is a compilation of the various sections printed from 1828-1832.
This manuscript portion of the Scripture in Chinese is from the time when it was illegal to have a Bible in Communist China. People cherished even the smallest hand-written portions of Scripture. Though religion is still restriced in China, Bibles are now allowed, are printed in China, and can be purchased in the bookstores.
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The smallest item in collection is a portion of a microfilmed Bible taken to the Moon and back by Apollo 14 in February 1971. Members of the Apollo Prayer League employed by the in made the multi-version special first lunar Bible. Bible Societies in 57 different countries united in participating in this project, as well as commercial Bible publishers. Framed is a microfilmed fifty page segment of the King James Version, carried in the spacesuit of Astronaut Edgar Mitchell.
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marvelous look, ecologicaly safe, and beautifully made especially with the non-skid backing. This is an ecologically 'green' rug. It is beautifully made, and the screened design on the front is lovely. On the back side is a beautiful non-slip surface which works perfectly on my wooden floor. March 27, 2013
Unusual but Lovely Great pattern on bamboo slats which is a little hard to see on the photo. When I first got it I wasn't sure about it. Put it down on my tile kitchen floor and immediately it warmed up the room. Strangely enough it does give cushion with me standing at the sink and cooking. Have to say every person that has come through my kitchen door comments on how much they like the rug and want to know where I got it. It is a keeper! November 30, 2011
Prettier than the picture I have this room in my laundry room that leads to the back yard. It is a heavy traffic area. I've had the rug for two years and it has very little wear. I love it so much I'm buying two more. September 27, 2011
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David Filner on Classical Music
David Filner assumed the administrative leadership of the San Antonio Symphony in November, 2012. Led by Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing, the San Antonio Symphony is celebrating its 73rd year this season.
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With the conclusion of the San Antonio Symphony's 72nd season this past weekend, it is time to start thinking about what is coming up in 2012-2013. If you haven't seen it yet, click here to read Mike Greenberg's review of the last concert. He said he was, "struck by the musicality and seamlessness of this […] [Read More]
Copperleaf on Sunday
The San Antonio Symphony concludes its 72nd season on Saturday night with music by Liszt and Bruckner So, what's up next? Music of Christ's Passion As a meditation on Rouault's Miserere prints, the Copperleaf Quintet presents music associated with the passion of Christ. Under the artistic direction of soprano Ruth Moreland, other vocalists are Andrew […] [Read More]
When time stood still
I thought I had this Symphony season all figured out. It has been a season of wonderful concerts highlighted by the wildly successful Beethoven Festival in January and February. I didn't think some Bruckner Symphony I've never heard live before could change my mind. But, tonight (Friday, June 1) the spectacular performance of Bruckner Symphony […] [Read More]
Is Bruckner challenging?
This weekend the San Antonio Symphony and Music Director Sebastian Lang-Lessing conclude the 2011-2012 Classics series with Liszt Piano Concerto No. 2 and Bruckner Symphony No. 7. Olga Scheps is the soloist in the Liszt. Click here to buy tickets from Ticketmaster. The buzz on Bruckner is that his symphonies are too long. The legendary […] [Read More]
Exceeding the Challenge
The San Antonio Symphony League offered the community a $25,000 challenge grant in May. They said they would match new donations to the Symphony one-to-one up to $25,000. (This was in addition to their generous annual support and countless volunteer hours.) We quickly exceed that goal. This so inspired a donor that we received another […] [Read More]
Bruckner 7
The Symphony ends the Classics series this weekend with Bruckner Symphony No. 7 and the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 2. A few months ago, Sebastian Lang-Lessing spoke about Bruckner and this concert. TWO DAYS MEET THE CHALLENGE The San Antonio Symphony League offered the community a $25,000 challenge grant in May. They said they would […] [Read More]
Olga Scheps plays Liszt
The last Symphony Classics concert of the 2011-2012 season starts with the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 2. It is no coincidence that the very first concert of the season included the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 1. This season marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Liszt and the Symphony has celebrated with several Liszt […] [Read More]
For Bruckner Fans
The last Symphony Classics concert of the season is June 1 & 2. The concert will feature the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 2 with Olga Scheps as the soloist. The second half of the program is Bruckner Symphony No. 7. Sebastian Lang-Lessing will conduct. Bruckner is one of those composers that has a VERY loyal […] [Read More]
On to Bruckner
The San Antonio Symphony divides its 14-concert Classics series into two packages — a 7-concert Ovation series and the 7-concert Applause. Both are performed on Friday and Saturday nights at the Majestic Theatre. There is no musical difference between Ovation and Applause, and since 80% of subscribers don't select all 14, we use these two […] [Read More]
5 after thoughts
AFTER THOUGHT 1 My first thought after tonight's Symphony concert was, "Why don't more orchestras program Aaron Copland's Symphony No. 3? It was fabulous! " (The concert is repeated Saturday night.) AFTER THOUGHT 2 Wow, is the Copland Symphony No. 3 hard! Maybe that is why it isn't played more often. AFTER THOUGHT 3 Does […] [Read More]
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OnStar Leverages Google Technology to Connect Customers to the Chevrolet Volt
New features coming for Chevrolet Volt Mobile App
DETROIT, May 18 /PRNewswire/ -- OnStar is leveraging the power of Google technology to develop a number of new mobile app features that strengthen Chevrolet's commitment to providing Volt customers with the most connected vehicle experience possible.
The public will get a peek at what OnStar is working on at the Google I/O conference May 19-20 in San Francisco, CA, where OnStar will debut and demonstrate new functionalities they're developing for the Chevrolet Volt mobile application leveraging the Android™ platform.
"While OnStar will never lose sight of our core focus on safety and security, this relationship is an example of how we're evolving our leadership position in connected vehicle technology," said Chris Preuss, OnStar president. "What we're talking about today is only the beginning."
A new "navigation" tab has been added to the home screen of the existing Chevrolet Volt mobile app on the Android smartphone. When a Volt owner presses this tab, they will be able to see the current location of their Volt pinpointed on Google Maps™ , as well as their location relative to it.
From this map screen, owners can use Google search by voice to vocally search for a destination with their Android handset, and see where that destination is related to the Volt's current location. They can then elect to send the destination from their Android phone to their Volt and have OnStar Turn-By-Turn directions to their destination waiting for them when they start the vehicle. Additionally, the owner will also have the option to get voice-guided directions to their vehicle from their current location, using Google Maps Navigation.
The new functionalities won't be available on the Volt mobile app at launch, but are planned for a 2.0 version.
The smartphone mobile application for the Chevrolet Volt made its debut at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show and is planned to launch in tandem with the Volt this fall. Launch features include:
* Charge status display – plugged in or not and voltage (120V or 240V)
* Flexibility to "Charge Now" or schedule charge timing
* Display percentage of battery charge level, electric and total ranges
* Ability to manually set grid-friendly charge mode for off-peak times when electricity rates are lowest
* Send text or email notifications for charge reminders, interruptions and full charge
* Display miles per gallon, electric only miles, and odometer readings
* Shows miles per gallon, EV miles and miles driven for last trip and lifetime
* Remotely start the vehicle to pre-condition the interior temperature
"These two new features add to the suite of mobile application features for Volt that give Volt owners a personal connection to their car," said Tony DiSalle, Chevrolet Volt marketing director. "Connecting customers to their cars is one way we're using technology to provide value and a real useful benefit to the Volt owner."


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Project Goal: Students build and modify a simple trigger-release cork launcher that fires at least 10 feet
Design Variables: Number of rubber bands, length of the launcher, number of combined launchers
Key Concepts
- Trajectory is the path that an object follows through the air or other fluid
- Trigger is a device that sets off a mechanism
Prep: Carefully cut corks into quarters (2 per student)
Safety: Always aim cork launchers away from people, even when unloaded.
Step 1: Materials
For the basic model, you'll need:
6 craft sticks
3 craft cubes
2 rubberbands
1 clothespin
Hot glue
Step 2: Frame and trigger
In the first picture, the sticks appear to be long shallow steps, descending from right to left. This is necessary because the rubber band will be released from right to left. If the edge of the craft stick is exposed, it may catch the rubber band and cause the shooter to not work properly.
Two cubes are placed close together on one end to support the trigger. This will make more sense in the next step.
Finally, the trigger (clothespin) is glued on.
Step 3: Attach the rubber band
The rubber band that is used to fire the cork is simply taped to the front of the shooter.
Bonus! If you choose not to tape the rubber band to the front, then you'll have a rubber band launcher!
Step 4: Load and fire!
Use a utility knife or other tool to cut a piece of cork into a disk shape. This will help tremendously with the aerodynamics of cork.
To load: use two fingers to pull the rubber band back into the open trigger. Close the trigger, then let go of the rubber band. Insert the cork disk between the strands of taut rubber band.
Launching is easy: just aim and push the clothespin!
Try to limit the number of cork disks the students can take home
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you could launch aircraft.cars or boats with this a peg at the bottom of a wood car to ketch the rubber band. place the peg in the front middle and back launch from each to see what the results are. make a glider from a straw and foam for wings or any part you want. Looks like fun.


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I've spent the past couple of weeks watching the weight drop off my waistline. How come? Or should I say how much weight loss is that? Answer – 5 kilos or 11lbs , in under three weeks.
Fingers crossed it will continue but I am kicking myself a little. I had a feeling this would happen. Not just a premonition. I kinda knew all along how I'd gained weight – yo-yoing between about 13.5 stones and 16 over the past 10 years.
In a word: grains. Or their protein, gluten. To lose weight I gave it up.
I'm one of those people who suffers from gluten intolerance. Not Celiac. Just intolerant. But just being intolerant to grains is a big burden and a sure-fire way for me to gain weight.
To date official medicine has made very little of the problems of gluten intolerance. The research said you have Celiac or you don't. You have a problem or you don't. But that view is changing.
The New York Times ran this piece earlier in the week – main message: people can be gluten intolerant without being Celiac. In fact people who are gluten intolerant have different disease symptoms from those who suffer from Celiac disease.
The medical establishment has now agreed there is a disease called non-celiac gluten sensitivity. In the lifestyle-eating movement it's been known as gluten intolerance for years.
Less than three weeks ago I revisited my own gluten intolerance and cut out all grains and milk (milk contains a gluten-like protein cassein which has an equally bad effect on me).
In the days since, I've dropped nearly a stone in weight.
There are plenty of reasons for that but first what does it mean to be gluten intolerant?
If you eat anything that contains one of a range of grains (wheat, barley, rye, and even oats), you will suffer bloating, headaches, and digestive problems.
But if you're anything like me you'll also pile weight on. And the reason seems to be that gluten has such a damaging effect on the stomach villi (the fine strands that pull nutrients from your food) that you get less and less value from what you eat.
In my case I'm confident that set me off craving high calorie foods just to keep up my energy levels. But the result was about 1,000 calories a day of sweetened junk, causing me to be about two stones overweight even though I walk two hours a day and get to the gym whenever I can. In fact some days I walked 4 – 6 hours but I was still overweight.
Here's the irony – I've know about my gluten intolerance for more than a decade. I used to moonlight as a health writer and the reason I took up heath writing was a bout of severe gastritis.
I went on a decade long search for a palatable diet, and thought hey, might as well make money while I do it.
So why did I got back to wheat and other grains?
Well, first because the standard dietary advice is to eat plenty of wholegrain foods. So even though I am intolerant to this stuff, I felt my health depended on eating it.
And second because I travel a lot and it became so hard to be the guy who always asked if the food contained gluten. I ate it to be normal.
These character weaknesses have cost me dear. Maybe they are costing you too. But before you go on your next diet, check out the new thinking on gluten intolerance – not everyone says cutting it out will help you lose weight. Some people just replace glutenated cakes and biscuits with their non-glutenated cousins. For me it worked.
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Hard for me to tell if most vitamins & minerals work except with blood work, but I could tell within a week that this was making a difference. Even though I was on other probiotics...this one helped me turn the corner. I also had to be off sugar.
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Kept My Stomach Happy for 2 1/2 Months in Mexico!!
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Prior to my purchase, I had read a scientific study (not some fluffy popular media article) that stated that this probiotic, Saccharomyces, coupled with Acidophilus, makes for a potent combo which greatly increases one's resistance to travelers' stomach ailments. As an archaeologist who travels to Mesoamerica often, I have had my share of stomach issues. Well, this past summer I had no problems whatsoever! With my prior track record, I would have to suggest that these probiotics had something to do with my health this summer. I highly recommend this combo!
Best Probiotic I've ever tried!
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First recommended to me by my Dr. 2 caps morning and evening to take care of excess gas and diarrhea. Worked for my gastroparisis (slow stomach) and DH's colitis. I've tried it using 1/2 dose on the dogs when they've had probs and 1/4 dose on the cats. Starts working right away and often precludes a need for any other med. Don't take this if you have problems with yeast infections. It is derived from yeast.
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Diagnosed IBS-D. I took Align for almost 2 years, but eventually it stopped working. I thought I would give this product a try - a yeast rather than a bacteria. Within 1 week of taking these, they began to control the abdominal pain and D. I did notice that symptoms got slightly worse before getting better (hang in there).
I chose the cheapest shipping option and still received these quickly. I plan to reorder these from iHerb when this supply runs out!
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Weekend Pizza Report: Bacon Pizza at Famous Original Ray's; Bar Tano in Gowanus
Editor's note: The place I wanted to visit for this week's review wasn't open, so I'm going to give you a run-down on my weekend in pizza instead, along with a makeshift review on an unexpected place. —The Mgmt. The Most Insane Pizza I Have Ever Seen Bacon pizza. That's right: B-A-C-O-N. At the Famous Original Ray's on 62nd and Lex. On Saturday I was supposed to meet Girl Slice at an undisclosed location on the Upper East Side at 3 p.m. She must have called while I was on the subway in from Brooklyn because when I popped up... More


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COLLEGE STATION - College Station residents should prepare for a double hit on property taxes.
The city is planning to implement a rate hike, and the College Station School Board is set to approve its hike Tuesday to help pay for new schools and improvements.
News 3 looks at how much more you'll be paying.
The start of school is just around the corner and helping pay for some new schools is on the agenda for Tuesday night's school board meeting in College Station.
"We're trying to keep more of the monies directed at the classroom," said Glynn Walker, who is the Deputy Superintendent for CSISD.
He says they are seeing less money per student after the state reduced public school funding in 2011.
"If we had the same funding rate that we had in prior to 2011 cuts, we'd be looking at a $3 million surplus not a $3 million deficit," he said.
Last November voters overwhelming approved a College Station ISD bond package totaling $83.5 million.
As a result, property owners will be paying more in property taxes, information the district provided during that process.
The increase means a home valued at $225,000 will pay an additional $246 in taxes a year.
But it doesn't end there.
The College Station City Council also plans to raise their property tax rate after reductions the last several years.
That will add another $60 on top of that.
People 65 and older won't see a rate hike from either the school district or city.
The public forum begins Tuesday at 6:45 at the College Station Independent School District Administration Offices located at 1812 Welsh Avenue in College Station.
Tuesday night trustees approved the new tax rate and 2014-2015 budget.
The College Station City Council is expected to approve its budget in September and could decide on a higher or lower tax rate than the city is currently recommending.
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Earlier this week, Debs called me and said she had tried a new cookie recipe – Carrot Cake Cookie Sandwiches. Since she ended up with dozens of extra cookies, she practically begged me to come and take a few off of her hands. Fortunately for her, she didn't have to plead with me too much. My pregnant body is always craving some sweets (I should buy stock in cereal).
These cookies were soft, and sweet in all the right spots. I highly recommend adding this to your fall recipe plan.
- 1 cup packed light-brown sugar
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 pound (2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 2 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
- 1 1/2 cups finely grated carrots, (about 3 large carrots)
- 8 oz. bar of cream cheese (room temperature)
- 1-2 cups of powdered sugar (sweeten to your desired sweetness)
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter (room temperature)
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 cup heavy cream
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line two baking sheets with Silpat baking mats or parchment paper, and set aside.
- Combine sugars and butter; beat until light and fluffy, 3 to 4 minutes. Add eggs and vanilla, and beat at medium speed until well combined.
- In a large bowl, sift together flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and pumpkin pie spice; stir to combine.
- Gradually add flour to butter mixture; mix on a low speed until just blended.
- Mix in oats and carrots. Chill dough in refrigerator until firm, at least 1 hour.
- Using a Tablespoon as a scoop, scoop dough onto prepared baking sheets, leaving 2 inches between cookies. Transfer to oven, and bake until browned and crisped, rotating pan halfway through baking to ensure even color, 12 to 15 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool. Repeat baking process with remaining dough.
- While cookies are cooling, mix together butter, cream cheese, and whipping cream until smooth. Then, add 1 tsp. vanilla and add the powdered sugar in 1/4 cup increments until frosting reaches your desired sweetness.
- When cookies are completely cooled, add frosting!
Makes about 2 dozen cookie sandwiches.
Recipe adapted from A Whisk and A Prayer


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In January, I wrote a piece about the Natick, Mass., public school district's Digital Conversion, a program designed to transform and reshape how technology is used to improve its education system. For Natick, that meant issuing district-owned MacBooks to all of its students, grades 8-12, enabling a 1:1 blended teaching and learning environment with the […] more »
1. New Report: Teens and Technology (Pew Internet) 2. Feds issue rules for social media and small screen ads (PaidContent.org) 3. How does The New York Times determine which articles have comments? (Nieman) 4. Will Google Glass drown us in data? (The Verge) 5. How mobile won the web design wars (Business Insider) Subscribe to […] more »
Education technology — "Edtech" — has become an area of intense innovation and debate — with topics like Massive Open Online Courses, coding for kids, and tablets constantly attracting attention and sparking debate every day. But how are teachers and students responding to the constant influx of new digital tools? The latest Pew Research Center […] more »
As an Internet safety advocate, I've spoken to hundreds of parents who are at a loss as to how to equip their kids with the right "life" tools they'll need to embrace all the challenges and opportunities technology can bring. It's no wonder that when the Natick school district, located just outside of Boston, first […] more »
The promise of technology in the pursuit of learning is vast — and so are the profits. The Software & Information Industry Association valued the U.S. ed-tech market at $7.5 billion in 2010. With daily launches of new products promising to solve all manner of problems — from managing classrooms to engaging bored students with […] more »
Innovation is the currency of progress. In our world of seismic changes, innovation has become a holy grail that promises to shepherd us through these uncertain and challenging times. And there isn't a more visible symbol of innovation than the iPad. It's captured the hearts and minds of disparate subcultures and organizations. In education it's […] more »
Think of sitting quietly in a spartan room. There are no TVs, computers, smartphones, books, magazines or music. If you're like most people, this probably sounds like a recipe for boredom. In our culture, we avoid moments of "not-doing" because we don't associate boredom with having any value. And our aversion to boredom and not-doing […] more »
The best stories across the web on journalism and digital education 1. Digital, print textbooks to compete for college audience (U.S. News & World Report) 2. Rice U. to offer free online physics textbook (Inside Higher Ed) 3. Is the iPad an educational tool or a lifestyle addiction? (Des Moines Register) 4. Why teachers should […] more »
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ORMOND BEACH, Fla. — Gage Boucher, a stock clerk at a Publix grocery store in Florida, did an act of kindness for a senior citizen — and the moment was captured by Keith Kiel. Kiel posted his photo to Facebook and now it has gone viral.
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Cathedral of Praise Ministries International is a Pentecostal Church located in St. Helena Village, Trinidad. Our congregation welcomes all visitors, family and friends to worship with us. Our foundation is based on the prophetic preachings and teachings of Jesus Christ. We invite you to join us in our worship as we magnify and lift up the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Come and experience God's anointing and awesome power of God with the Cathedral Of Praise Ministries.
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