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The Curse of Hindsight: December 7, 1941
Today's blogger is Stephanie Stork, a summer 2013 intern in the Archives I Reference and Processing Sections who worked with Navy records. Working at the National Archives this past summer as an intern with the Old Navy/Maritime Reference staff allowed me to work with an array of exciting documents, which I've come to appreciate as […]
Posted by Guest Blogger on December 6, 2013, under Archives I, Military Records, Reference.
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The corner of the iPad hit her front teeth, causing them to chip.
Cracked smile aside, the little girl is okay, and the girl's mother purchased a rubberized iPad cover. Because getting hit in the mouth with that isn't as bad?
Sit up straight when you use the iPad, kids!
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Industry experts are already weighing in on the release of the new Kindle Fire Tablet by Amazon. JP Morgan executives fell that the release falls short of what is needed to make a dent in an industry that is dominated by Apple. Executive director Mark Moskowitz suggests that in order to penetrate the tablet market such as unlocked Motorola Xoom, HTC Flyer, etc , the tablet must be fully loaded and compete with the current tablets available on the market today. He views this release of the Kindle Fire as a stepping stone to getting into the industry full fledged.
The Amazon Kindle Fire release does not have the specifications of some of the more powerful tablets available. It does however has a price point that is believed will open up the market to a whole new subset of consumers. At $199, more consumers are likely to jump on board as the cost is much lower than the typical $500 price point on the market today. If the JP Morgan executives are right in calling this release a stepping stone, it may be a good strategy to go with as sales of the Kindle Fire may be better than other entries in the past.
By no means is Amazon resting their success on Kindle Fire. There are already reports of Amazon working on a more powerful Quad-Core tablet codenamed "Hollywood". This release will likely mark the official entry of Amazon into the tablet space. Expected to release in the first quarter of 2012, the tablet will include the proprietary offerings that Amazon has within their businesses including eBooks, Movies, Music, and the Cloud services. They do have some very interesting services they can include with their tablets which gives them an edge over all others that have entered the space. The next 12 months or so will give us a clue as to their long term plans in an ever crowded space.
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Roger H. Ricard, 56, of Windsor, Connecticut, loving husband of 19 years to Lynn (Wolf) Ricard, passed away on Monday, December 17, 2012 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Manchester, CT.
Rivers–– Wendell C., Jr., 61, of Albany, died at Fletcher Allen Hospital in Burlington Tuesday evening, December 11, 2012 with his long-time partner, Cheryl Lafaso, by his side. A graveside service was held on Friday, December 14, 2012 at the Albany Village Cemetery with Rev. Lawrence Wall and Pastor Tim Ingalls officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Pope Memorial Frontier Animal Society, 502 Strawberry Acres, Newport, VT 05855. Curtis-Britch & Davis Funeral Home, Craftsbury Common, VT is in charge of arrangements.


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Camp Counseling: So Much More than Just Fun and Games
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It struck me during orientation how well prepared camp counselors are to enter the workforce. In just one week, camp counselors learn professionalism, collaboration, and responsibility. This personal and professional development does not happen in a strictly academic setting.


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CMC Travel Policy
February 14, 2013
Information for Faculty or Staff Travel
Student International Travel Policy:
The purpose of this memo is to remind and update all CMC faculty and staff of CMC procedures for CMC-sponsored international study and travel. With the proliferation of international trips, courses, and programs, this memo serves as a review of the college's safety policies and guidelines for international study and travel. These policies apply to all sponsoring departments, faculty, institutes, and offices that oversee student travel.
This memo refers specifically to international travel. For information and guidelines for domestic travel (within the United States), please contact the Dean of Students Office.
As used in this memo, the term "CMC-sponsored" refers to the following activities that are organized, funded, and/or hosted by CMC departments, faculty, institutes, and/or offices: group or class trips, summer internships, study tours, off-campus courses and programs, athletic events, academic events, extracurricular events, and conferences.
The following procedures and policies for CMC-sponsored international study and travel have been approved by the offices of the Dean of Faculty, the Dean of Students, and the General Counsel. These regulations only apply to student travel, and do not apply to faculty or staff travel unless accompanying students on a trip.
The sponsoring department, faculty, institute, or office is responsible for ensuring that sponsored travel meets CMC's policies. Additionally, the faculty-led Off-Campus Study Committee will give final approval for international travel destinations based upon the approved travel policy (attached). Please remember that CMC does not authorize student travel to destinations with a current Travel Warning.
It is the sponsoring department, faculty, institute, or office's responsibility to identify an individual within the department to serve as the primary emergency contact for sponsored students abroad. The sponsoring organization at CMC is also responsible for distributing and collecting all required forms for students participating in sponsored travel and providing copies to the Center for Global Education.
Please follow these procedures:
1. The sponsoring or approving department, faculty, institute or office must send the following information to Kristen Mallory (email@example.com), Director, Off-Campus Study, and Mary Spellman (firstname.lastname@example.com), Dean of Students:
- Name of sponsoring department, faculty, institute or office.
- Name(s) of participant(s) and destination(s).
- Date(s) of travel.
- Primary international contact information for this student/group/event, including name, email, and telephone number.
- Contact information (daytime and after-hours; name and telephone numbers) for the faculty or administrator of the sponsoring CMC center/department/institute/office who would serve as CMC's emergency contact and coordinator in case of an emergency (including evacuation, medical, or other) for student(s) on proposed funded program.
- Alternate after-hours emergency contact information including name and telephone number.
Dean Spellman will notify the sponsoring organization of any relevant DOS issues as they may relate to individual students.
2. The CMC-sponsoring organization must ensure that each student is entered in CMC's online Travel Registration database at https://www.cmc.edu/surveys/travel/ prior to departure. The sponsoring organization should also ensure that all students have registered their travel with the U.S. Department of State (or with the student's home country embassy, for international students): https://step.state.gov/step/.
3. In addition to any forms required by the sponsoring department, faculty, institute, or office, sponsors must have students complete the following forms (attached and available through the Center for Global Education website: http://cmc.edu/offcampus/faculty/default.php). Sponsors should keep the originals and submit one copy to the Center for Global Education prior to departure:
a. Assumption of Risk, General Release, and Indemnity Agreement (releasing CMC from liability)
b. Student Health Insurance Form (to be completed by policyholder, usually the parent)
c. Emergency Contact Information Form
d. Short Term International Emergency Health Insurance (iNext)
- Students sponsored for international travel lasting less than four (4) weeks are required to purchase the Basic insurance policy. Students may upgrade as they wish.
- Students sponsored for international travel lasting four (4) weeks or more are required to purchase the Platinum insurance policy.
e. Print Screen of the Travel Registration database information input (https://www.cmc.edu/surveys/travel/)
4. Funds may not be disbursed and credit will not be approved until the Center for Global Education receives items a-e. Upon receipt, a staff member of the Center for Global Education will notify the sponsoring department, faculty, institute, or office and Student Accounts and/or the Registrar that funds can be disbursed and/or that credit can be approved.
The Center for Global Education provides pre-departure, cross-culture, and safety meetings, and training for CMC staff and organization regarding independent international travel. Please contact the Center for Global Education at (909) 621-8267 for more information.
The above-mentioned forms, numerous international resources, and student health insurance policy information may be found on the Center for Global Education website: http://www.claremontmckenna.edu/offcampus/faculty/default.php as well as the other links listed below.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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- Online version of this memo:
- Assumption of Risk, General Release, and Indemnity Agreement:
- Student Health Insurance Form:
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- CMC Travel Registration:
- U.S. State Department Smart Traveler Enrollment Program: https://step.state.gov/step/


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OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL Dinner Party
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Excitement for OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL has grown large since the first images were released for Sam Raimi's imaginative prequel to the seminal 1939 classic THE WIZARD OF OZ.
The movie, which stars James Franco as Oscar, a Kansas con artist thrust into the magical land of Oz. There he must now fight and outwit the likes of the evil sorceress, not just a sucker on the road, to survive. There were skeptics, but the movie looks and feels like it wholeheartedly belongs in the cinematic realm of the original OZ, which isn't an easy accomplishment.
Also starring Rachel Weisz, Mila Kunis and Michelle Williams as Glinda, OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL looks to be a feast for the eyes.
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Oscar Diggs "Magical" Stuffed Pork Chop
A "Curtain" of Pork with a Magical stuffing of Mushrooms, Goat Cheese and Spinach, Roasted New Potatoes
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Thursday afternoon, three Borger Bulldogs were honored as part of the Texas Sports Writers Association 3A All-State team.
Senior Dustin Clark was named Third Team All-State on the defensive line, while senior running back Ty Brown and senior linebacker Miles McKinney earned Honorable Mention honors.
61st Annual Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writers Association's Class 3A All-State Football Team.
Guards — Sam Schomp, Lindale, 6-4, 300, sr. and Andrew Cady, Rockport-Fulton, 6-0, 245, sr.
Center — Clint Merka, Argyle, 6-2, 290, sr.
Area emergency officials responded to a wreck Thursday morning on Highway 136.
A husband and wife, who were not identified, rolled into a ravine off the highway. Gabriel Medrano of the Texas Department of Public Safety said the husband had complained of stomach pains.
He said that a witness stated the southbound vehicle curved off the road to the right, causing it to go through a barbed wire fence and strike an electrical pole on the driver's side. This caused the vehicle to roll several times, landing into a ravine.
61st Annual Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writers Association's Class 2A All-State Football Team.
Guards — Shawn Atwood, Muleshoe, 6-2, 185, jr. and Will Holcomb, Lexington, 5-9, 205, sr.
Center — Adam Berghauser, Melissa, 6-4, 220, sr.
Tackles — Mac Long, 6-4, 282, Edna, sr. and John Wesley Shipp, Refugio, 5-11 225, jr.
Wide receivers — Lynx Hawthorne, Refugio, 6-1, 185, sr. and Caleb Hullum, Eastland, 5-9, 175, sr
Tight end — Gerren Ballard, Whitewright, 6-6, 250, sr.
Quarterback — Travis Quintanilla, Refugio, 5-11, 175, soph.
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5th and Harvey – field interview
1100 block of Sterling – report of criminal mischief
200 block of West Jefferson – house/business check
500 block of North Cedar – report of disturbance
200 block of West First – traffic escort
200 block of North Harvey – report of recovered property
Lister – report of disturbance
1000 block of East Sixth – report of criminal trespass
1400 block of Boyd – report of suspicious activity
1300 block of Potter – report of theft
200 block of West First – traffic escort
Funeral services for Alice Louise Harvey, 87, of Borger will be 1:00 p.m. Saturday at the 1st Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dr. Jennifer Santer, Pastor, officiating.
Interment will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery in Pampa under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger. Mrs. Harvey died Wednesday, January 25, 2012 in Borger.
Activities surrounding the Hutchinson County Junior Livestock Show are getting underway!
At 4 p.m. today, the concession stand will open at the Hutchinson County Aluminum Dome, where the show is being held. All species except steers and heifers must be unloaded and penned. All photos except for the steers and heifers will be taken tomorrow evening.
At 7 p.m., all weight cards must be in the possession of the board/secretary treasurer for all breeds except swine. Swine weight cards must be turned in by 8 p.m. The concession stand will close at 10 p.m. Thursday evening.
This weekend, the Frank Phillips College Plainsmen baseball team will get the 2012 season underway by hosting Luna Community College out of Las Vegas N.M., in a four game series. The first of two doubleheaders will start tomorrow at noon ,with the second doubleheader taking place on Saturday with a noon start as well.
The Plainsmen Baseball program enters the season essentially with a fresh start due to having a new coaching staff and only two players returning from the 2011 team.
The Gruver Greyhounds came away from Stinnett with a win Tuesday night in a tight District contest 37-30. The game was fast paced and mostly a defensive battle. Free throws sank the Tribe in the end, with Gruver making thirteen trips to the free throw line in the second half compared to three for West Texas. The Hounds were 14/23 at the line and WT was 2/4 in the third and fourth quarters. That combined with a three point offensive production in the second quarter was the ballgame.
The West Texas Lady Comanches are still looking for a District win on the hardwood. They started the second half of loop action Tuesday night with a loss to the Gruver Lady Hounds 41-15. WT managed to hang with the Lady Hounds in the first period, trailing by just one point 7-6.
The second quarter got quickly out of hand as Gruver poured in eighteen points while the Lady Comanches two. Gruver was comfortably on top of West Texas at the half 25-8.


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Who can tell me three things about Stella Forge?
She was definately an Enthusiast, but not the Enthusiast girl. There is a photo of Stella at http://www.vintageamericanmotorcycles.com
Stella Forge was the company receptionist from almost day one. She was the first incensed female motorcycle operator in WI. Due to receiving gifts of stock she was the largest share holder who was not a family member. Even though she was filthy rich she never stopped working as the receptionist. You would see her come to work wearing mink furs. She was a playgirl and never married. There are several photos of her taken with Joe Petrali at events around the country.
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Kentucky Derby: Yonkers Raceway offers front row seat
Harness racing at the Yonkers Raceway, which is a part of and predates the Empire City Casino in Yonkers, has a long history in the world of New York horse racing. The track holds between 55 and 60 races per week, and several employees, horse owners, trainers and "drivers" help pull off the spectacle. (May 3, 2013)
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PAWTUCKET — Gary DiSarcina wasted little time in explaining why the PawSox are refraining from employing a six-man starting rotation.
"Chris Hernandez will be in the bullpen," the Pawtucket skipper stated prior to Thursday's game, which was started by Alfredo Aceves.
Originally, Hernandez was penciled in to start Friday's game against Durham, but those plans were nixed after the lefty worked two innings in Thursday's game. Friday's nod went to Allen Webster, who will be followed by Terry Doyle (Saturday), Steven Wright (Sunday) and Rubby De La Rosa (Monday) before Aceves' next turn on Tuesday in Gwinnett.
As long as Aceves remains with the PawSox, Hernandez will likely be stationed in the bullpen. DiSarcina noted that the 24-year-old will not be subjected to typical relieving protocol, meaning Hernandez figures to serve as the backup plan on days Aceves takes the mound.
"You don't want to use him in short stints," said DiSarcina. "It's good to have him the bullpen right now. He gives us some length some length out there, but I wouldn't say this is permanent."
Added Hernandez, "This is just rolling with how things are going on right now."
There's also another way to look at Hernandez' relocation. If Aceves strings together more outings like the six scoreless innings he blanketed the Bulls with Thursday, a return trip to Boston could present itself.
If such a scenario comes to pass the Red Sox could look to Double-A Portland to fill the spot in Pawtucket's rotation rather than slot Hernandez back into the fray. One Sea Dog candidate who has set himself up quite nicely for a promotion is Anthony Ranaudo (remember him?). The former LSU star struggled mightily in his first Double-A go-around in 2012, one that saw him post a 6.69 ERA in nine starts and make two trips to the disabled list.
Now that Ranaudo is enjoying and sustaining his success – he's 4-0 with a 1.00 ERA in five starters this season – a promotion to the PawSox could come sooner rather than later. Another possibly to keep an eye on is Brandon Workman, who will take a 4-0 record with a 2.73 ERA into Sunday's start in Portland.
However things play out, Hernandez could very well remain in Pawtucket's bullpen and become the latest in a line of Red Sox pitching prospects who undergoes a starting-to-relieving reclassification at the Triple-A level – Michael Bowden in 2010 and Alex Wilson last season are two recent examples.
Hernandez began the season in the rotation and made five starts (0-2, 4.56 ERA) before getting placed on the temporary inactive list on April 27. A year ago, he was second among full-time Red Sox minor-league qualifiers with a 3.26 ERA over 26 games, eight coming with the PawSox.
Thursday marked just the second relief appearance of Hernandez' pro career, one dating back to 2010, when he was drafted by Boston in the seventh. Including this year, he has made 56 minor-league starts.
"It was fun to go out there and get a different perspective," stated Hernandez after allowing one run in two innings against the Bulls. "For what I know right now, I'm just doing what they tell me. Whether it's going to be following Alfredo, I'm not really sure. I'm taking the mentality that I'm coming out of the 'pen and making sure that I'm getting ready for each game."
Of the six outs Hernandez recorded Thursday, four were the result of groundballs. DiSarcina referenced that along with the fact that groundball outs for the southpaw were few and far between when he was taking the ball once every five days. The numbers bear that out as Hernandez never went more than five innings in any of his PawSox starts, the result of high pitch counts that according to the skipper stemmed from "pitching around the zone."
"In my bullpens, I've been working on staying down in the zone. That's something I needed to get back to that was there during my prior years," said Hernandez. "Now I feel good in the sense where I'm getting on top of everything and throwing strikes."
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Renewable oils firm Solazyme and agribusiness giant Bunge have signed a framework agreement to expand the global production capability of their tailored oils joint venture from the 100,000 m.t./year facility under construction in Brazil to 300,000 m.t. of annual capacity. The capacity will be added at select Bunge facilities, although the locations and projected cost were not disclosed. The companies also intend to expand the portfolio of oils to be produced at the Brazil facility. "The expanded field and portfolio of oils would include certain tailored food...
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Eric Weil (photo above) once studied wood carving in Ghana, but nowadays it's the urban textures of New York City that inspire his work. Weil runs Brooklyn-based Oso Industries, which crafts furniture primarily out of concrete. It's a material he values for its appearance, adaptability, and strength.
We commissioned Weil to produce a bench project for PM readers that is less complicated than it looks: Three slabs combine with elegant through-tenon joinery, so you won't need any connecting hardware. The key is to fabricate accurate molds; then just mix up a batch of concrete and pour.
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Local, regional, national, and international news resources from print and online-only newspapers, blogs, newswires, and journals. Includes broadcast transcripts and videos.
Category: Newspapers
Live coaching and practice exams for many tests including the U.S. citizenship exam and the GED. Build academic skills, learn Microsoft programs, improve your resume, and more.
Subscription purchased by the Metropolitan Library Service Agency (MELSA), with funding from state and federal tax revenues.
Category: Education
Available only in a library. Automotive diagnostic and repair information, Technical Service Bulletins, and printable wiring diagrams. Goes back to 1982. Best viewed using Internet Explorer or Firefox.
Category: Automotive and repair
Full-text articles from journals, reports, pamphlets, and original research. Covers complementary, holistic and integrated approaches to health care. Indexing goes back to 1984, full-text to 1990.
Category: Health and wellness
Encyclopedia with information and images on animals from aardvarks to zebras. Elementary school.
Category: Homework, Science
State history and current events. Includes images, maps, an almanac, timelines, quizzes and games, and biographies. Elementary - middle school.
Category: Countries and states, Homework
Articles on the Native tribes of North America as well as primary sources, including treaties, speeches, traditional tales, maps, and images.
Category: History and biography, Homework
Digitized images of periodicals published 1740-1940. Includes historically-significant children's and women's magazines and general and special interest magazines and journals.
Category: History and biography
Available only in a library. Census records, passenger lists, birth, death, marriage, and military records, family and local history collections, newspapers and directories.
Category: Genealogy and local history
Available only in a library. Full-text articles from American Physical Society peer-reviewed research journals.
Access provided through the APS Public Access Program and Hennepin County Library.
Category: Science
Descriptions of archival collections held by thousands of libraries, museums, historical societies and archives worldwide.
Full-text articles on fine, decorative, folk, and commercial art; photography; film; and architecture. Index of peer-reviewed journals, dissertations, and art reproductions. Goes back to 1997.
Category: Arts and culture
Index of art journals, yearbooks, museum bulletins, book and film reviews, and more from 1929 to 1984.
Local, national, and international nonprofit membership organizations and professional societies. Includes contact information, affiliations, and brief histories.
Category: Business, Directories
Index of biographical sketches for contemporary and historic people from around the world. Citations only.
People from throughout history, around the world, and across all disciplines and subject areas. Includes images, audio files, and articles from magazines and reference books.
Life histories of bird species breeding in the U.S. (including Hawaii) and Canada, including maps, images, videos, and audio files of songs and calls.
Video storybooks and online nonfiction books for young readers. Includes streaming video, games and educator resources.
Category: Books and authors, Homework
Information on in print, out of print, or forthcoming books, eBooks, audiobooks, and videos. Includes reviews, contents, previews, author biographies, awards information, and publisher information.
Category: Books and authors
Full-text articles, videos, and images about animals, countries, social studies, people, and more. Elementary - middle school.
Category: Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Homework
Full-text articles, plus primary sources, news, websites, videos, images, magazine articles, online books, and an interactive atlas.
Category: Encyclopedias and dictionaries
In-depth company information, articles, industry surveys and reports.
Full-text articles going back to 1922. For detailed company and industry profiles, country economic reports, and market research reports use the Enhanced Business Searching Interface.
Works of art representing a broad range of fine and decorative arts from many eras found in well-known collections, mostly in the U.S. Includes audio files, video and mixed media.
Print and electronic publications from all branches of the U.S. Government.
Funded by the United States Government Printing Office.
Category: Government and politics
Full-text college catalogs from 2- and 4-year schools, including graduate, professional, and trade schools. Includes maps, college profiles, and websites.
Names, descriptions, and characteristics of over 165,000 places in the world.
Category: Countries and states
Full-text of widely read poems, plus commentaries and biographies.
Full-text reports and magazine articles on mainstream, complementary, holistic, and integrated medicine. Includes images, diagrams, videos, pamphlets, and narrated animations.
Ratings, research, and advice from an independent, non-profit on a wide range of products and services. Provides browsable, full-text access to the current issue and over twenty years of previous issues.
Category: Consumer information
Available only in a library. Consumer survey ratings of Twin Cities services and stores, plus buying advice. Includes health care.
Complete biographical and bibliographic information on U.S. and international authors. Includes awards and honors, adaptations, and commentary.
Business profiles and corporate linkage ("who owns whom") for major public and private companies worldwide. Includes news, executives, shell companies, competitors, outside service firms, and financial information.
Current and controversial issues with detailed discussions of pros and cons, summaries, bibliographies, and links to related stories. Goes back to 1991.
Category: Government and politics, Pro/Con, Homework
Full-text articles cover the week in Congress including bill status, vote reports, and updates on all committees. Goes back to October 1983.
Country histories, cultures, statistical data, embassy contacts, images, maps, audio files, and recipes. Includes U.S. states.
Available only in a library. Interactive, guided tutorials including computer basics and operating systems and software from Microsoft and Mac.
Category: Computers and technology, Education, Employment
Businesses in U.S., Canada and Mexico, both public and private. Includes affiliations, geography, industry identifiers, exports/imports, occupations, as well as ownership.
Performances, documentaries, interviews, and instructional videos from the most influential performers and companies of the 20th and 21st century.
Essays on authors, historians, journalists, screenwriters, publishers and playwrights. Includes biographical data, awards, bibliographies, descriptive overviews, images and reviews. DLB Yearbook offers literary events year by year.
Category: Books and authors, History and biography
Fire insurance maps for Minnesota counties and cities from 1867-1970.
Category: Genealogy and local history, Minnesota
Primary sources, essays, critical analyses, biographies, creative works, and multimedia covering U.S. and world cultures, history, literature, geography, and science. Middle - high school.
Category: General, Homework
Full-text articles from Duluth, Minnesota newspaper. Goes back to 1995.
Magazine and journal articles, reference books, and images. Provides general and academic coverage of multiple subjects including science, technology, religion, philosophy, psychology, and business.
Educational principles, child development and psychology, and best practices in education. Includes full-text articles and reports, and reference sources.
Información sobre gente, lugares, objetos, acontecimientos e ideas para los estudiantes de primaria a secundaria. Incluye enlaces a periódicos en español de todo el mundo. Aprovecha esta enciclopedia para investigar y divertirte.
Category: Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Homework, Spanish
Media, tables, facts and figures, maps, abstracts from magazine articles, websites, and related articles covering geography, science, literature, history, and more. Includes Americana Journal, a searchable database of events organized by nation and/or international organization and by date. High school - adult.
Citations for education-related journal articles, books, theses, and conference papers, going back to 1966. Some full-text articles available.
Full-text articles from scholarly journals, news magazines, and newspapers across all academic disciplines.
Official Federal Government documents and publications available online in multiple digital renditions or file formats.
Original historical documents including U.S. military records, newspapers, images, city directories, naturalization documents, personal histories, and more.
Category: Genealogy and local history, History and biography
Available only in a library. A listing of charitable foundations and corporate giving programs in the U.S. Includes grant descriptions, trustees, officers and donors.
Category: Grants and foundations
Available only in a library. A directory of charitable foundations and public charity programs for students, artists, researchers, and individual grantseekers.
Available only in a library. An interactive mapping tool from the Foundation Center that creates images to reveal patterns of giving combined with demographic data.
United States history and current events from the colonial era through today. Includes online nonfiction books, articles, videos, and project ideas. Elementary - middle school.
Downloadable songs and music videos from hundreds of musical genres and thousands of labels including Sony Music Entertainment. Files downloaded are yours to keep and transfer.
Getting started? Find Freegal's FAQ at the top right or the blue "Need Help?" tab along the right side once you are in the resource.
Category: Downloads, Music
Find wholesalers, distributors, tradeshows, scholarships, fellowships, loans, publishers, and brands and their companies.
Category: Business, Directories, Education
One search location for Gale's online literature archive resources, including Dictionary of Literary Biography Complete, Literature Criticism, and Something About the Author.
Directories and encyclopedias covering religions, associations, databases, publications and broadcast media, publishers, government advisory organizations, government research, and research centers.
Category: Directories, General
Full-text articles on literature, art, biography, business, religion, science, education, history, law, social science, medicine, multicultural studies, and general reference.
Records of Colonial and Revolutionary U.S., Immigration, Royal and Noble families, Native American tribes, and New England. Includes information on getting started and essential research tips.
Full-text articles from newspapers, journals, magazines, videos on current events, popular culture, business and industry, the arts and sciences, sports, hobbies. Goes back to 1980.
Full-text articles from journals on physics, mathematics, nanotechnology, geology, chemistry, biology, and more.
Full-text articles, images, maps, audio files and multimedia. Research Starters offers suggestions for topics to study and a research plan for each topic. Covers science, geography, social studies, literature, history, and more. Middle - high school.
Cross-search two or more resources at once. Includes animals, biographies, countries, science and more.
Full-text articles on diseases, fitness, exercise, safety, nutrition, medication, medical conditions, drugs, herbal remedies, and alternative medicine, with health assessment tools.
Full-text articles on medical sciences, food sciences, nutrition, childcare, sports medicine and general health.
Full-text articles cover ethics, inquiry, pediatric, mental health, allied health and drug guides. Goes back to 1975.
Free one-to-one live homework help online from qualified tutors for grades 3-12. Live assistance available every day from 1-11 p.m.; experts also review and respond to submitted questions and papers.
Category: Homework
American local history books, primary sources, family histories, images, and finding aids. Goes back to the late 1700's.
Funded by the State of Minnesota.
Category: Genealogy and local history, Minnesota, Newspapers
Covers every aspect of American history from the earliest times to the present.
Category: Countries and states, History and biography
Industry analyses as well as company locations, summary financials, top competitors, top officers and more.
Available only in a library. Addresses changing HR practices and federal and state laws.
Category: Business, Employment, Law
Una colección de revistas hispánicas con textos completos. Abarca negocios, salud, tecnología, cultura, temas de actualidad y otras materias.
Category: Spanish
Full-text articles from magazines, newspapers, and reference books about politics, current events, science, history, popular culture and more. 1985-present. High school.
Resources and guidance for career exploration and job searching, including current job listings, tips for job interviews and guides for creating professional resumes and cover letters.
Category: Employment
Live interview coaching, online resume and cover letter assistance. Offers practice tests, online writing lab, and skill building tools in math, reading, writing.
Full-text articles from scholarly journals, conference proceedings, primary sources, and books covering the humanities, social sciences, math, and sciences. Articles generally become available 3-5 years after publication. Coverage varies by journal.
Full-text articles about people, places, history, science, and more. Includes audio files, video, images, and maps. Elementary - middle school.
Full-text articles from magazines, newspapers, and reference books about current events, people, places, animals, history and more. Elementary school.
Full-text articles from magazines, newspapers, and reference books about current events, people, places, animals, history and more. Includes primary sources, images and maps. Elementary - middle school.
Information on the land, climate, people, and government of each country and individual U.S. states. Includes an almanac, maps, images, timelines, and statistics. Middle - high school.
Category: Countries and states, Encyclopedias and dictionaries, Homework
Exam and test preparation tools for SAT, ACT, TOEFL, high school equivalency, civil service, law enforcement, military, EMS, postal services, firefighter, U.S. citizenship, and many others.
Category: Education, Employment, Language learning
Covers bankruptcy, bills of sale, contracts, divorce, employment, incorporation, landlord/tenant, living wills, name change, power of attorney, real estate, taxes and wills. Includes U.S. and Minnesota forms.
Category: Law
Full-text articles from U.S. and international papers. Articles from the last 60 days may not be available yet.
Indexes journals, books, research reports, and proceedings on all aspects of libraries. Goes back to the mid-1960s.
Category: Libraries
Commentary from broadsheets, pamphlets, encyclopedias, books, and journals. Covers poetry, drama, novels, short stories, and more. Goes back to 1400.
Biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of authors from every age and literary discipline. Includes criticism, plot summaries, and dictionary of literary terms. Goes back to 1400.
Full-text poems, short stories, essays, speeches and plays with summaries, biographies and images. Some content is citations and abstracts.
Classical Greek and Latin texts alongside English translations. Spans eighteen centuries, from 800 BC to 1000 AD, and includes epic and lyric poetry; tragedy and comedy; history, travel, philosophy, and oratory.
Category: Arts and culture, Books and authors
Top-quality video tutorials taught by recognized industry experts. Lessons are for all skill levels and include a wide variety of topic areas including business skills and software, web design and development, music, photo, and video editing, and 3D design and animation.
Full-text articles from magazines and reference books, including biographies, primary sources, images, maps and flags. Goes back to 1975. Middle - high school.
Full-text articles from magazines and reference books covering many topics. Includes biographies, primary sources, photos, maps, and flags. Goes back to 1975.
Available only in a library. Comprehensive career, education, and industry information specific to Minnesota. Provides tools and guidance for setting career goals and organizing your job search, and information for planning and funding your education.
Category: Education, Employment
Information on diseases, conditions, wellness issues, drugs, supplements, and treatments. Resources include medical videos and illustrations as well as a medical dictionary and encyclopedia. From the National Library of Medicine.
Funded by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.
Full-text articles from magazines are assigned reading levels. Includes biographies, historical essays, primary sources and images. Middle school.
Digitized images of the Minneapolis City Directory, 1859-1922. Contains historic information about local businesses, former residents, and their occupations.
Developed and maintained by Hennepin County Library staff.
Category: Genealogy and local history, Minnesota, Special collections
Digitized images of public and private Minneapolis high school yearbooks from 1859-1922. Index of additional yearbooks available for those not yet online.
Thousands of historic photographs of the city dating from the 1840s to the present.
Accessible only at Minneapolis Central Library, 4th floor. Grantmakers and grants from both private and corporate foundations.
Category: Grants and foundations, Minnesota
Citations for articles on local and statewide politics, news, current events, history and the arts that appeared in 9 Minnesota magazines from 1991 to 2005.
Print and online-only newspapers, journals, blogs, and broadcast transcripts. Date range varies by publication, starting as far back as 1986.
Category: Minnesota, Newspapers
Images, maps and documents from more than 150 cultural heritage organizations, including Hennepin County Library's Special Collections.
A statewide virtual library to search for library resources across Minnesota. Use MnLINK to make Interlibrary Loan (ILL) requests for materials within and outside of Minnesota.
Category: Libraries, Minnesota
In-depth data and analysis on stocks, funds, and ETF's. Also offers portfolio guidance.
Index and abstracts of articles about music, musicians, and the music industry. Includes book reviews, obituaries, and news. Some full-text available as PDFs. Goes back to 1974.
Category: Music
Reference works, scores, liner notes, and streaming audio and video of thousands of seminal artists, composers, choreographers, and ensembles. Covers American music, classical music, dance, jazz, popular music, theatre, and world music and spans all time periods.
Category: Arts and culture, Music
Temporarily unavailable due to maintenance. Locate musical scores and sheet music in print for many music disciplines.
Full-text magazine articles. Includes books, maps, images and videos. Goes back to 1888.
Full-text articles as well as world history timelines, science projects and experiments, and tips on research, studying and writing. Elementary - middle school.
Articles, news, science projects, biographies, and games covering a broad range of science subjects. Includes projects and experiments. Middle - high school.
Full-text articles from several different eJournals going back to 1857.
Full-page, digitized images of the newspaper. Goes back to 2008; articles from the last 60-90 days may not be available yet.
Digitized images from the original newspapers, New York Daily Times (1851-1857) and New York Times (1857-1922) and beyond.
Category: History and biography, Newspapers
Resources for finding fiction and nonfiction titles for children and teens by topic, genre, grade level, and Lexile score. Includes read-alikes, discussion guides, reviews and articles.
Information and resources to find fiction and nonfiction titles. Includes author read-alikes, discussion guides, reviews and articles.
Ofrece artículos enciclopédicos completos con fotos, mapas y sonidos. Incluye lecturas seleccionadas para estudiantes de español acerca de la historia, la geografía y la cultura del mundo de habla hispana.
A catalog of digital resources from open-access archive collections. Includes full-text articles, theses, audio, images, movies, and data sets.
Multidisciplinary, full-text articles from numerous journals. Covers art, science, technology, education, humanities, law, libraries, literature, social sciences and business. Goes back to 1994.
Available only in a library. Picture books set to music and read aloud to you, or use the "I Can Read It" mode to read them yourself. For children ages 2-6.
Downloadable audiobooks for children, teens, and adults. Access limited to Hennepin County residents and property owners.
Getting started? Find OneClickdigital Support by clicking the question mark once you are in the resource.
Category: Downloads
Social issues covered by pro/con viewpoint essays, topic overviews, primary sources, biographies, court-cases, articles, statistics, charts and graphs, images, and podcasts.
Category: Pro/Con, Homework
Resume and cover letter creation. Includes job search tools such as practice interviews and skills assessment.
Downloadable eBooks and audiobooks and streaming videos for all ages. Access limited to Hennepin County residents and property owners.
Getting started? Find OverDrive Help link at the top right once you are in the resource.
Purchased with funding from Hennepin County property taxes. Additional funding from the Metropolitan Library Service Agency (MELSA), with funding from state and federal tax revenues.
Articles, maps, diagrams, line drawings, and links to color images. Includes images of signatures, historical auction records, and lists of museum holdings.
Definitions, histories, and pronunciations for over half a million words.
Biographies of composers, performers, conductors. Includes genres and artists throughout history. Covers instruments, notation, forms, styles, individual works, timelines, and dictionary.
Plays written from antiquity to today and published from 1949 to the present. Covers plays written in or translated into English, including mysteries, pageants, plays in verse, puppet performances, radio and television plays, and classic drama.
Essays on controversial topics that examine multiple sides of current issues. Includes charts, graphs, and research guides. Middle - high school.
Category: Homework, Pro/Con
Posters from approximately 1939 - 1945, illustrating a variety of themes related to the war.
Category: History and biography, Special collections
For professionals teaching the humanities, social sciences, science, and technology. Includes child development, substance abuse, health, learning disabilites, teaching literature, education law, and sports training articles.
Full-text education journals and teachers' editions. Includes librarianship, counseling, computers, and psychology.
One search engine for all available ProQuest resources. Includes current and historic magazines and newspapers as well as resources for business and industry research.
Full-text of bills available. U.S. Congress publications indexed and abstracted. Goes back to 1789.
Digitized pages from Barron's, New York Times, Star Tribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal. Includes images, graphs, and tables. May be a primary source. Goes back to 2008. Articles from the last 60-90 days may not be available yet.
Full-text articles from major national and regional newspapers. Date range varies by publication, starting as far back as 1977.
Accessible only at Minneapolis Central Library, 2nd floor. Published U.S. patent application and U.S. patents 1790-present. Full-text U.S. patents for 1920 to the present, as well as foreign patents from 32 countries, and Japanese and European patent abstracts.
Funding provided by the Patent and Trademark Resource Center Program.
Category: Patents and trademarks
Full-text available for many articles. Citations cover medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and preclinical sciences.
Accessible only at Minneapolis Central Library, 2nd floor. Full-text U.S. patents for 1920 to the present, U.S. patent applications from 2001-present, as well as Japanese and European patent abstracts.
Citations for general-interest magazine articles published in the U.S. between 1890-1982.
Profiles of domestic and international advertising agencies and advertisers. Indexes brand names and offers advertising industry data.
Directories for Canadian businesses, and U.S. businesses and residences. Consumer/Lifestyles database offers market research.
Full-text coverage for regional business publications covering metropolitan and rural areas within the U.S. Coverage varies, typically from mid 2000's, some older.
Full-text articles from Rochester, Minnesota newspaper. Goes back to 2006.
Corporation records, executive and director biographies, news, commentary, and more. Covers the stock market, economy, equities, bonds, funds, and industries.
Full-text articles from Saint Paul, Minnesota newspaper. Goes back to 1988.
Full-page, digitized images of the Saint Paul, Minnesota newspaper. Goes back to 2009; articles from the last 60-90 days may not be available yet.
Primary sources, biographical resources, and information about U.S. and world history.
Contemporary literary criticism of both fiction and nonfiction going back to 1977. Includes original analysis, biographical information, and images.
Schematics and repair information on electronic products for models going back to 1946.
Resources for science exploration and student research support. Includes nonfiction articles with read aloud option, videos, current events, career information, and experiments.
Overviews, full-text articles, images, websites, and videos covering earth and life science, space, technology, mathematics, and science history and biography. Includes science experiments.
Category: Science, Homework
Full-text articles covering biology, chemistry, earth and environmental sciences, life science, physics, scientists, technology, wildlife, and animals. Content is from encyclopedias, reference books, and journals.
Full-text articles about people, places, animals, history, and more. Includes images and a dictionary. Elementary school.
Citations and some full-text stories from collections and anthologies published each year in all literary genres. Goes back to 1984.
Full-text articles on starting and running a business, including planning, operations, marketing, financing, accounting, and taxes.
Current and historical U.S. Census data from 1790-2010. Create maps and reports to illustrate, analyze, and understand demography and social change.
Articles and images detailing the lives and works of children's and teens' authors and illustrators.
Full-text articles from Minneapolis, Minnesota newspaper, including Minneapolis Star and Tribune and all three local editions: Minneapolis, Metro, and St. Paul.
Category: Minnesota, Newspapers, Genealogy and local history
Full-page, digitized images of the Minneapolis, Minnesota newspaper. Goes back to 2008; articles from the last 60-90 days may not be available yet.
History, politics, economics, trade, and infrastructure for each country. Offers chronologies, international organizations information, and an archive of yearbooks back to the 1860's.
Biography, literature, history, science, current events, multiculturalism, and more. Includes full-text articles, primary sources, essays, critical analyses, timelines, images, and maps. Middle - high school.
Self-paced, in-depth language tutor for English, French, German, Spanish, Latin American Spanish, Italian, and Dutch.
Category: Language learning
Productions of the world's leading plays and documentaries discussing the history of theatre, acting methods, pioneering dramatists, and actors.
Self-paced instruction for over 70 languages.
Scholastic True Books on nonfiction topics. Projects, lessons, and activities help build knowledge on people, places, history, science, and nature.
Category: Countries and states, Homework, Science
Animated story books and chapter books with highlighted text. Also includes nonfiction books and videos, puzzles, and games. Some titles in Spanish and French. Kindergarten - Gr 5.
Libros infantiles y de capítulos animados y con texto resaltado. Incluye libros y videos de información, rompecabezas y juegos. Algunos títulos en español y en francés. Para estudiantes de kínder a quinto grado.
Category: Books and authors, Spanish
Self-paced online typing course with drills, speed tests, and games.
Journals, popular magazines, newspapers, newsletters, and zines. Includes ISSN, publisher, language, subject, abstracting and indexing coverage, full-text database coverage, tables of contents, and reviews written by librarians.
Category: Directories
Accessible only at Minneapolis Central Library. U.S. economic and financial data, international trade statistics, and market research reports.
Funded by the Federal Depository Library Program.
Primary sources, secondary sources, and full-text journal articles covering all areas of U.S. History. Middle - high school.
Financial data reporting, analysis, and securities ranking systems. Access up to five years of technical history.
Available only in a library. Minnesota and U.S. cases, headnotes, statutes, court orders, court rules, and administrative decisions.
Full-text articles on people, places, science, animals, history, and more. Includes videos, images, audio files, science projects, maps, and games. Elementary school.
Full-text articles, headline news explored in depth, primary sources, websites, atlases, images, and a dictionary.
Full-text articles on geography, history, science, and current events. Includes biographies, videos, and quizzes. Middle - high school.
Primary sources, secondary sources, and full-text journal articles covering world history from antiquity to the present. Middle - high school.
Library materials from public and academic institutions across the world. To request materials through Interlibrary Loan, use MnLINK.
Online magazines which can be read in your web browser or downloaded via app. No limit to how many you can check out and they may be kept indefinitely.
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The St. Anthony's Knights of Columbus for men and young men are holding their annual Palm Sunday breakfast on April 1 at 9:30 a.m.
The breakfast will be held at the Helper Civic Auditorium.
The speaker for the breakfast will be Paul Rolly, a news columnist for the Salt Lake Tribune. Rolly is noted for his outspoken writing in the Salt Lake Tribune and will be discussing the recent Utah State legislative session.
Men of all faiths are invited to attend, noted Allen Hughs, grand knight of the council. He also pointed out that the Knights of Columbus sponsor a similar event for women in May of each year.


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At a Glance
|Deck 5, Forward
|Designed For:
|Hours of Operation:
|11:00am to 2:00am
Vibe is an indoor/outdoor teens-only lounge, located on the Disney Dream on Deck 5, Forward. Open throughout the day, it is the ideal place for teens ages 14 to 17 to hang out, kick back and make new friends.
Vibe has the look and feel of a hip urban coffee shop and stylish nightclub. Its comfortable interior is sleek and trendy while, at the same time, inviting. Modular, movable furniture and cushy chairs are plentiful and invite teens to relax in style. The trendy venue also features a coffee bar, a DJ/dance area complete with video wall and a media room for video gaming and movie watching.
Vibe's central gathering place is a hi-tech room where teens can chill out by catching a movie on a 103-inch LCD screen with digital surround sound; the cozy, home theater-style space provides various spots for TV watching. In a separate stage area, teens can grab the spotlight during talents shows, karaoke contests and dance competitions. A lighted, multi-color disco floor and video wall set the stage for day- and night-dance parties, where aspiring DJs can spin and mix tracks. And for a more laid-back experience, teens can recline in individual nooks, created by built-in oval wall pods, and watch a personal video screen or play video games.
Along with playing videogames, teens will enjoy a variety of fun-filled activities throughout the day that they choose at the beginning of their cruise.
The Sundeck
Boasting a modern, new age design, Vibe's outdoor deck at the ship's bow allows teens to enjoy some fun in the sun without ever having to leave their private club. Here, there are plenty of mod chairs and chaise lounges for sunbathing, as well as "splash" pools, pop jets and misters to help teens cool off. For outdoor recreation, teens can play deck games such as ping-pong, foosball and "old school" board games set on a giant checkerboard that's designed into the floor pattern.
Activities at Vibe
Vibe hosts a wide range of unique activities for teen cruisers ages 14 to 17. Appealing to both younger and older teens, Vibe provides designated areas and separate activities for both age groups. Check the Personal Navigator—the Disney Cruise Line daily newsletter detailing all there is to see and do—for specific dates and times of activities while onboard.
Although subject to change, activities at Vibe might include:
- Zombified
A big shot Hollywood producer is putting the final touches on his latest big picture, Zombified! Teens are invited to pitch in by performing as zombies in several scenes, as well as some of the speaking roles. Thankful, the producer throws a Hollywood-style premiere party to celebrate!
- Ghost Voyagers
The ship is passing through mysterious waters of history and legend. Strange occurrences have happened to several passengers in the past. Were these circumstances actual ghosts or just the imaginations of the people who witnessed them? Equipped with state-of-the-art ghost-hunting gear, it's up to the "Ghost Voyagers" to find out.
Teens Only
To insure that only teens enjoy Vibe, teens must present a special coded Key to the World card to access the lounge.
Although designated as a teens-only hangout, Vibe is chaperoned by some of the coolest counselors at sea in such a way to make teens feel as unrestricted and comfortable as they can possibly be.
As a reminder, onboard Youth Activity spaces are reserved exclusively for guests three to seventeen years of age. Guests eighteen years of age and older are invited to participate in our adult-only activities and spaces.
Fun Facts &Tips
The 103-inch LCD screen in the media room can be used for playing video games, as well as watching movies.
Guests ages 13 through 17 can enjoy a soothing escape at Chill Spa on the Disney Dream.
Designed exclusively for teens, this relaxing retreat offers an array of unique beauty services, including facials, massages, manicures and pedicures.


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This is the first module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Activities are self-directed by students or student teams using online videos and data from the SDO satellite to explore, research and build knowledge about... (View More) features of the Sun. Students build vocabulary, apply or demonstrate learning through real world connections, and creating resources to use in their investigations. Each activity comes with both a teacher and student guide with sequential instructions and embedded links to the needed videos and internet resources. Activity 1A: Structure of the Earth's Star takes students through the features and function of the Sun's structures using online videos, completing a "Sun Primer" data sheet using information from the videos, and creating a 3D origami model of the Sun. Students use a KWL chart to track what they have learned. Activity 1B: Observing the Sun has students capture real solar images from SDO data to find and record sunspots and track their movement across the surface of the Sun. Activity 1C has students create a pin-hole camera to use in calculating the actual diameter of the Sun, and then calculate scales to create a Earth-Sun scale model. Students reflect on their learning and results at the end of the module. An internet connection and access to computers are needed to complete this module. (View Less)
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This is an online game associated with activities during Solar Week, a twice-yearly event in March and October during which classrooms are able to interact with scientists studying the Sun. Outside of Solar Week, information, activities, and... (View More) resources are archived and available online at any time. Learners view images of celebrities in various stages of pixellation to try to guess who the celebrity is by viewing images that are highly pixellated down to images that are more defined. This relates to astronomical image resolution and how the number of pixels defines the resolution of an image. This activity is scheduled to occur during Tuesday of Solar Week. (View Less)
This series of laboratory lessons and activities uses authentic solar imagery and data to introduce students to solar science. Students are asked to explore details in imagery, including how to deal with the issues of noise and resolution, and... (View More) understand scale. They are introduced to the concept of space weather and how that affects both observing instruments and the Earth. Students learn about spectra, how helium and coronium were discovered, and go on to explore real spectra from the Sun. Most activities are mathematically based, and targeted for grades 9-10. Imagery is included from NASA/ESA's SOHO mission, NASA's SDO mission, and Japan's Hinode satellite. (View Less)
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This is a collection of mathematics problems relating to the moons of the solar system. Learners will use simple proportional relationships and work with fractions to study the relative sizes of the larger moons in our solar system, and explore how... (View More) temperatures change from place to place using the Celsius and Kelvin scales. (View Less)
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This collection of activities is based on a weekly series of space science mathematics problems distributed during the 2012-2013 school year. They were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and physical science... (View More) curriculum in grades 5 through 12. The problems were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. The problems were designed to be one-pagers with a Teacher's Guide and Answer Key as a second page. (View Less)
In this lesson students investigate the effects of black carbon on arctic warming and are introduced to a mechanism of arctic warming that is not directly dependent on greenhouse gases in the atmosphere: black carbon deposition on Arctic snow and... (View More) ice. It can also be used to introduce the concept of albedo. Prerequisite knowledge: students understand the concepts of absorption and reflection of light energy. This lesson is designed to be used with either an Earth/environmental science or chemistry curriculum. It may also be used as an enrichment activity in physics or physical science during a unit on energy. Includes suggested modifications for students with special needs and low technology option. Requires advance preparation, including freezing ice samples overnight. (View Less)
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International Space Station LABS: Engineering Activity 2 Mass and Speed: Protecting Space Suits from Orbital Debris
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This is a lesson about crystal growth. Leaners will grow a sugar crystal and learn how this relates to growing protein crystals in space. The lack of gravity allows scientists on the space station to grow big, almost perfect crystals, which are used... (View More) to help design new medicines. This is science activity 2 of 2 found in the ISS L.A.B.S. Educator Resource Guide. (View Less)
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Reality television about antiques is available practically around the clock now, and half a dozen new shows have appeared in the past few months. But the transactions shown these days little resemble how the trade actually works. Check out this article by the New York Times that discusses highlights(?) of several of these new productions.
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Two firefighters suffered minor injuries early Monday while battling a blaze in Deltona.
The fire broke out around 1 a.m. at a house in the 500 block of Nardello Drive.
According to fire officials, five people were inside the home and one of them was awakened to the smell of smoke. All five were able to safely leave the house.
Fire officials said it appears the blaze began in the attic above the garage and spread.
One firefighter suffered smoke inhalation and another was hit by the garage door. They were both treated at the scene and released.
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Lifespan has partnered with Epic Systems Corporation to transition the existing electronic medical record to LifeChart. LifeChart is a comprehensive platform using Epic software to bring an integrated health record system to all of Lifespan's affiliates.
Congratulations to Eric Chow, MD (Med-Peds) and Jackie Hsieh, MD for receiving a 2015 CATCH grant! The grant money will be used towards TEACH, a community service organization founded by Margret Chang, MD (Med-Peds '14) and Eric Chow that aims to empower high school youth to overcome barriers to healthcare in their communities.
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Welcome to the Brown/Rhode Island Hospital Residency Program in Pediatrics! Our program includes 16 categorical, 4 Med-Peds and 3 Triple Board residents every year and we are the only pediatric residency in the state of Rhode Island.
The majority of our clinical training takes place in the 7-story, 87 bed Hasbro Children's Hospital, the pediatric division of Rhode Island Hospital. Our training also takes us to the Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island that holds an 80 bed NICU and 60 newborn bassinets.
We are a residency built on teamwork, collegiality and service to the community. Our residents are committed to the health of the community. In the past 4 years, residents of our program have received 4 CATCH grants issued by the AAP. We regularly participate in the refugee and Teen Tot clinics as well as travel abroad to learn from our colleagues in Kenya, Cambodia and Haiti.
Residents have also successfully published papers while they are still in training. Graduates of our program go on to be leaders in the community in both general pediatrics as well as subspecialty training.
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Two out-of-state teenagers are facing kidnapping charges in Maine for allegedly holding a man against his will.
CHELSEA, Maine (AP) _ Maine state police say 18-year-old Ricardo David Perry, of East Stroudsburg, Pa., and 19-year-old Eugene Charleston, of Bridgeport, Conn., are being held without bail at the Kennebec County jail.
Lt. David Tripp tells the Kennebec Journal it appears the male victim knew the suspects. His name was not disclosed.
Police responded to a Chelsea home at about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday after getting a call from the alleged victim who said he was being held against his will by possibly armed men.
Police were seen leaving the home with chairs covered in duct tape and rope. The investigation is ongoing.
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|Neal Maynes awaits a rebound as he prepares to fight off two Tooele defenders. This past week, the Dinos racked up two victories. During these two successful games, the team sharpened up their skills while preparing for region action.
East Carbon's Lady Viking team is a better team than their record indicates. With an 0-5 start, it hasn't exactly been a great season yet, but the flashes of a good team are there.
In the last week they have lost two games to two tough opponents. Last Wednesday they lost in a non-league game at home to Green River 65-30. The Lady Pirates are highly rated in the state and the fact that East Carbon was down one starter (Chelsey Timothy) who was injured in a game against Tabiona earlier in the week.
However, Timothy returned in time for the game against Dugway on Tuesday evening and the Lady Mustangs, one of the powers in Region 18, had all they could handle on their trip to the eastern side of the state.
The Green River game began well for the Lady Vikes as they took an 8-2 lead over the Green River girls at the end of the first quarter. A combination of good defense and poor shooting by the kids from Emery County made it a good quarter for East Carbon.
But the second quarter was a different tale. Behind projected all-state player Tawni Bigelow and teammate Ciji Vetere, the Lady Pirates came out hot in the second quarter and never looked back. They outscored East Carbon 23-5, taking a 25-13 lead into the locker room.
When the teams came back out on the floor, Green River took off immediately, but the East Carbon team played better defense and held the Lady Pirates to only 17 points while scoring 11 of their own.
In the final quarter, Bigelow went nuts, scoring most of her 25 total points in the game in that quarter, with her team put up 23 points once again.
East Carbon's leading scorers in the game were Misty Valdez and Joyce Clark, both with seven points each.
From the first three games, it appeared that East Carbon had a balanced scoring line, with no real star, but with many players contributing. What was really needed was a more balanced defense, and they got that on Tuesday night against the Lady Mustangs.
In this game the Lady Vikes proved they can play with almost anyone. Despite losing one of their key players from last year to graduation, Dugway, as always is very strong again this year.
In the first quarter East Carbon was able to carve out a 5-4 lead at the end of the first period. Then came the second period, which once again was the death bell for the Lady Vikes. Dugway outscored them by 9 in the period, 19-10, and despite a comeback in the second half the East Carbon girls couldn't make up the difference. They trailed at halftime, 24-13.
In the third quarter, the ECH grittiness came out and the team scatched and clawed their way to a 13-6 superiority in points in the quarter.
In the fourth period, the Lady Vikes had their chances to take back the lead, but just couldn't quite get over the hump. The quarter came out a wash with both teams scoring 8 points and Dugway riding home with the win.
Balanced scoring was once again the order of the day with Timothy and Clark each putting in eight points and other teammates contributing close to similar numbers.
Best of all the defense was better, which will prove over the long run to be the bearer of victories for this spunky team.
The Lady Vikes next test will come against Wendover tonight (Thursday). The Lady Wildcats are not the power they have been in the last few years, so it will be a good chance for the kids from East Carbon to score their first victory.
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