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Grade Level: 6th – 8th grade
Subject Matter: Physical Science
National Standards: NS.5-8.1, NS.5-8.2
Toilet paper tubes – four for each student
Sheets of black construction paper – four pieces for each student
Rubber bands – eight for each student
Wax paper (cut into four by four-inch squares) – one square for each student
Tracing paper (cut into four by four-inch squares) – one square for each student
Tissue paper (cut into four by four-inch squares) – one square for each student
White plastic bag (cut into four by four-inch squares) – one square for each student
Aluminum foil (cut into four by four-inch squares) – one square for each student
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Box of pushpins
Pinhole viewer: an optical device with a pin-sized hole that creates an image
Reflection: the change in the direction of light as it bounces off an object
Telescope: instrument used to look at distant objects
Retina: inner part of the eye that receives and transmits images to the brain via the optic nerve
Pupil: opening in the eye that regulates the amount of light that enters the eye
1. Begin the lesson by having the students watch the Science Friday video, "Super-Sized Snapshot." Ask students to describe what they saw in this video, and ask what differences and similarities they observed between a normal camera and the 20x24 camera they observed in the video. What additional special equipment did they need to make it work? How are the lighting requirements different for the 20 x 24 camera than a normal camera?
2. Ask students if they can compare how our eyes work to how a camera or telescope works. What is needed in order for any of these three to function properly? Allow students to share their ideas and suggestions with the class, before you mention that light is an important component in the proper functioning of all of these things. Inform students that by constructing pinhole viewers, they will observe the importance of light to making an image.
3. Hand out one toilet paper tube and one 4x4-inch square of wax paper to each student. Have students completely cover one end of the toilet paper tube with wax paper, and secure it in place with a rubber band. There should be very few or no wrinkles in the wax paper.
4. Instruct students to roll the piece of black construction paper to form an outer tube around the toilet paper tube, so that the toilet paper tube end that's covered in wax paper is inside the black construction paper tube. The open end of the toilet paper tube should be aligned with the end of the black construction paper tube. Students should secure the black paper with tape and label the construction paper tube, "Wax Paper."
5. Have students cover the open end of the toilet paper tube with a square of aluminum foil, and secure it in place with another rubber band. Then they should use a pushpin to carefully poke a small hole in the center of the aluminum foil.
6. Have students label a clean piece of paper or a page in their science notebooks, "Pinhole Observations." Underneath, they will record their predictions and observations. Ask students to start by predicting what they think they might see when they look through the pinhole viewers, and then have them record their predictions.
7. Take students outside with their pinhole viewers and observation sheets. Demonstrate how to use the pinhole viewer by looking into the open end of the black construction paper tube. Pinhole viewers work best in bright sunlight, by looking at a tree or roof line against the sky.
8. Have students look through the pinhole viewers and record their observations. They should include sketches whenever possible. Is the image clear? Is the image in color? Does the image appear right-side up?
9. Back in the classroom, ask students to share their observations. Were any predictions correct? Was anyone surprised by the results?
10. Tell the students that they are going to test various materials to determine which material produces the sharpest image in their pinhole viewer.
11. Hand out to each student three more toilet paper tubes and one square each of tracing paper, white plastic, and tissue paper.
12. Have students repeat steps 3 to 5 to create three new pinhole viewers. Make sure students label each new pinhole viewer with the corresponding material being used, i.e., "Tracing Paper," "Tissue Paper," "White Plastic."
13. Repeat steps 7 to 8, with students using the new pinhole viewers to make and record their predictions and observations.
14. Have a class discussion on which material produced the sharpest image. Did everyone agree on which material was the best? What could be some possible reasons for the differences in the clarity of the image?
The time-lapse video, "Building an Observatory," shows the construction of a dome that houses and protects a new planet-hunting telescope. This telescope, as well as the camera used to document the dome's construction and the eyes that we used to view this time-lapse video, all work in similar ways in that they all require light. We cannot see without light reflecting off an object and entering our eyes. That is why we are not able to see in the dark if there is absolutely no light present.
• What are some applications of pinhole viewers or cameras?
• What might happen if we try using our pinhole viewers on a cloudy day? At night?
• How do astronomical researchers use the telescopes at Lick Observatory to learn about the Universe?
Extend the activity by having students re-design their pinhole viewers so that they generate a larger image, or a more focused image or an image that is right-side up.


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ORCHARD PARK, NY-Buffalo BillsCEO Russ Brandon has returned to Western New York after meeting with team owner Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. in Detroit.
It's not known what the two mendiscussed regarding the Bills' future.
The Associated Press is reporting that Bills General Manager Buddy Nix is still in Orchard Park. For now, Nix is still employed by the team, but a team spokesperson did not address his job status when asked.
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LOWVILLE Lewis County legislators may have a more difficult task in pursuing information about their top candidate for new county manager.
Following a more than hour-long executive session July 2, lawmakers voted 6-4 to table the proposed appointment of Brian J. Wohnsiedler, Harrisville, former executive director of the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District, until a special meeting at 9 a.m. Monday. Legislators Jack T. Bush, R-Brantingham; Charles R. Fanning, R-Copenhagen; Philip C. Hathway, R-Harrisville; and Jerry H. King, R-West Leyden, opposed the two-week delay.
The delay was, according to Board of Legislators Chairman Michael A. Tabolt, R-Croghan, to let us check out references. Legislator John O. Boyd, D-New Bremen, said board members could then interview all those people from Jefferson County.
A July 3 memo by Jefferson County Attorney David J. Paulsen may make that difficult. To the directors and employees of the district, Mr. Paulsen wrote, The recent announcement of Brian Wohnsiedler for a governmental position in Lewis County has caused inquiries to be made to Directors and other staff of the Soil and Water Conservation District regarding both formal and informal employee references.
Mr. Paulsen directs employees to be aware that your knowledge and information regarding the departure of Mr. Wohnsiedler should be considered confidential and disclosure of the details of his departure should be limited to the date of his separation from the organization and the fact that it was by voluntary separation. Disclosure of any other information may result in litigation against the District.
Mr. Tabolt said he had learned of Mr. Paulsens memo. Asked how the legislators would check references if no one would speak to them, he said Its in the hands of our attorney. Lewis County Attorney Richard J. Graham said the matter is a personnel issue and he would not comment.
In February, it was discovered Mr. Wohnsiedler had been borrowing money against future state grants to continue to pay operating costs. Though no criminal action was found, the former director stepped down Feb. 4 after the board said it had lost confidence in him.
Mr. Wohnsiedler, at the time, maintained he had done nothing wrong and that using available resources has always been a practice at the district.
Since his resignation, an audit revealed Mr. Wohnsiedler was mingling grant funds and borrowing against future revenue sources to stretch a budget that was running at a deficit.
To start receiving money again, the district had to repay $175,000 to the state. By selling assets, consolidating positions and laying off two employees, the district managed to reduce that debt to $85,000. That shortfall was authorized to be paid by the Jefferson County legislators earlier this month.
In Lewis County Mr. Wohnsiedler would receive a $70,000 salary, about $14,000 lower than that of former County Manager David H. Pendergast, who retired April 30.
The appointment runs with the 10 legislators terms, all of which expire at the end of the year. As a result, he would have a roughly five-month trial period before having to seek a two-year reappointment from the new board, expected to have at least five new members.
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Lake Region 2, BFA Fairfax 1
FAIRFAX–After a first half that featured no goals whatsoever, the Lady Rangers put up two in the second to the Bullets' one, and picked up their sixth win of the season.
"We played very well, and a win on the road at BFA Fairfax is a big thing," said LRU coach Brad Urie.
Thirteen minutes into the second, BFA won the race to the scoreboard when Celena Marrier scored on a loose ball in front of LRU keeper Jordyn Cowles.
Haley Kennedy, and I want to briefly apologize here for any misspellings of her name, as the roster has her name spelled incorrectly, helped even up the score two minutes later when her cross was put home on a shot by Rachelle Cotnoir that glanced off of the Bullet's goalie's glove and went in.
Megan Menard had the game winner for Lake Region with eight minutes to go in the game.
A direct kick rang off of the crossbar, dropped into the 18, where a waiting Menard delivered the decisive blow in favor of the visiting team.
Cowles stopped 12 in the contest, while the Lady Rangers directed 19 shots at the Fairfax net.
Said Urie, "We should have had three of four more goals today, but we had the better of the play, so..."
Now 6-1, Lake Region will host Oxbow on Tuesday at 4:00.
Cratsbury 5, Whitcomb 3
ROCHESTER-After suffering a 4-1 loss to Burke Mountain on Thursday in a game where Amy DeLaBruere had the lone Lady Charger goal, Craftsbury Academy bounced back on Friday, as Melanie Sergiev's hat trick lead her team past Whitcomb.
"Mel was awesome for us," said CA coach Ashley Maxfield. "Mel was in center and she got some great crosses from Amy and Sarah (Dunbar) which she was able to put home."
Whitcomb had the early lead, 3-2, after forty minutes of play.
Sergiev scored her first of the game in the half, and Aysha Hodgdon had the other on a free kick.
In the second half, Hodgdon moved into the nets, allowing Emma Spiese to come out and add a fresh pair of legs to a team that was playing without any subs.
"Emma gave us us new life when she came up in the second half," Maxfield said.
With a new burst of energy, Sergiev scored twice more, with assists going to DeLaBruere and Dunbar.
Dunbar had the other goal with an assist going to DeLaBruere.
Now 4-4, the girls hit the road on Tuesday to face Chelsea.
Lake Region 1, BFA Fairfax 1
FAIRFAX–BFA scored in the first half, and Lake Region in the second, and after overtime, nothing had been settled, so both teams walked away with a tie.
It was a day for the scoring Alex's as Alex Ferguson's header in the first half gave a 1-0 lead for BFA (7-1-1).
However, in the second, Lake Region's Alex Beauregard tied things up for the Rangers (5-2-1) just a minute into the half, and that is how the game would end.
Danny Epinette had 15 saves for the Rangers, who will host Oxbow on Wednesday at 4:00.
Other local boys scores include Craftsbury tying Whitcomb 3-3 and UCA falling to Trinity Baptist 6-0.
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Jonathan Friedstat, 2012 Mass General Marathon Team Runner
As a burn and critical care fellow at Mass General, Jonathan has worked closely with MGHfC staff. Why is he running to raise money for pediatric cancer care and research? "None of these kids asked for this problem, and neither did their families."
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Jenna started running three years ago, when she lost her father to his fight against cancer. His passing inspired her to become healthier — watch her video to learn just how much her life changed when she started running.
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Behavioral: Various Screening psychiatric and medical assessments
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|Screening Protocol for the Evaluation of Research Participants
- Recruitment of participants into NIDA/MPRC protocols. [ Time Frame: 5 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Demographic characterization of drug users, non-users, and individuals with serious mental illnesses contacting NIDA/MPRC about research participation [ Time Frame: 5 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
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|June 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2025
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|March 2020 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Screening Assessment battery. Specific to study(or studies) the individual is screening for.
Behavioral: Various Screening psychiatric and medical assessments
Possibly blood draws, urine samples, toxicology screens, computer-based and written psychological, psychiatric, and behavioral questionnaires and assessments.
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The MPRC/NIDA collaborative research program attempts to: elucidate the nature of serious mental illnesses, drug abuse and addiction; determine the potential use of new therapies, both pharmacological and psychosocial; and decipher the long-term effects of drugs of abuse on the development, maturation, function, and structure of the brain and other organ systems. In support of this work, the scientific goal of this screening protocol is to assess potential research participants' eligibility for research studies. Screening will include medical and psychological tests and procedures. The data collected during screening are a unique and valuable source of information that aids in the research mission. Therefore, a secondary goal of this protocol is to obtain data that characterizes the population of subjects contacting NIDA about research participation and to analyze data so obtained, such as that on the prevalence and consequences of HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, and related diseases and issues of selection and sample bias in clinical research.
The screening process will be done in two stages, a telephone interview and an in-person evaluation. The telephone interview will last approximately 20 minutes and be conducted solely via the NIDA call center. Answers provided during the phone interview will indicate whether a caller is eligible for in-person screening. Those who appear eligible will be given an appointment at either NIDA or MPRC. This protocol pertains only to the in-person participants at MPRC. Written informed consent will be obtained when the person arrives. The screening process can involve up to 5 visits to MPRC.
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Population will see an advertisement in the community and call the NIDA call center. If they appear to meet the qualifications for one or more NIDA/MPRC studies, they will be scheduled to be screened.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age 18 or older
- Ability to read and understand and answer questions posed.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Inability to provide valid informed consent
- Below Age 18, and above age 64.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01010620
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|Principal Investigator: Kimberly Warren, PhD
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|National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
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|July 8, 2009
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|June 5, 2015
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Keywords provided by University of Maryland:
research participation
substance abuse
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tobacco Use Disorder
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders
Schizophrenia and Disorders with Psychotic Features
Substance-Related Disorders
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The Watch
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Four everyday suburban guys come together to form a neighborhood watch group, but only as an excuse to escape their humdrum lives, one night a week. When they accidentally discover that their town has become overrun with aliens posing as ordinary suburbanites, they have no choice but to save their neighborhood -- and the world -- from total extermination.
Cast: Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn
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Directed by: Akiva Schaffer
Written by: Seth Rogen
Running time: 1hr 42min
Opens: Jul 27, 2012 Nationwide
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Updated: Mets will be involved in market for relievers
This afternoon, Jon Heyman of CBS Sports said on WFAN that he believes the Mets will trade for a reliever.
"Colorado's got guys — Betancourt is pretty good. Oakland has a few guys — they have Fuentes as well," Heyman said. "There are relievers. Houston has Lyon as well as Myers . . . There are many guys who would make an improvement for the Mets' bullpen at this point."
June 26, 2012 9:45 am: This past weekend, ESPN.com's Buster Olney said the Mets will probably wait until the All-Star break before digging in to the trade market for bullpen help.
However, today in the New York Post, Ken Davidoff says the Mets are looking outside the organization for bullpen help and are expected to be involved in trade talks for Padres closer Huston Street, Astros RHP Brett Myers and A's closer Grant Balfour.
"It's not too early to do the research," Mets assistant GM John Ricco told Davidoff. "It's probably too early to make a move, although each year there is several pre-emptive ones. For the seller more than the buyer."
Davidoff explains that, because new rules prevent compensatory draft picks for players acquired by trade in their walk year, teams will be less likely to trade away prospects, so, "clubs out of the race might have to settle for some financial relief," instead.
In other words, "The team willing to take on the most salary might win the player," he says.
In regards to the names listed above, Street and Balfour are similar pitchers, with similar risks, downsides and upsides. I've never been a fan of Myers as a reliever, because he tends to unravel when things don't go his way. Matt Capps probably would have been the best option, because he's the most consistent, keeps the ball down, gets swings and misses and has a track record of moderate success late in games. However, he was recently put on the disabled list with inflammation in his shoulder.


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OIT Partners With PDC To Teach Employees Project Management
As Portland State's information technology needs grow, our Office of Information Technologies (OIT) is answering the call. Literally, in the case of the Help Desk. Need assistance? Call 5-HELP and you'll get just that.
Yet OIT does much more than answer user questions. According to Chief Information Officer Sharon Blanton, OIT is currently implementing or planning a series of large, enterprise-wide projects. Successful project deployment is dependant on collaborative, detailed project planning and management.
OIT project manager Kirsten Newbury came to PSU last year to help create a stronger culture of project management within OIT to ensure that these projects succeed. From the conversion from WebCT to the Blackboard online learning platform that launched in March and already has 15,000 users, to Luminis, a new campus-wide web portal set to roll out in August, OIT is leading several high profile initiatives that demand efficient planning and teamwork across our campus.
To help build that project management culture, OIT is partnering with Portland State's Professional Development Center. PDC is delivering its 60-hour Project Management certificate of completion to a group of 28 OIT employees, and not just project managers but also staff members involved in projects in a variety of other ways. The classes, covering project planning, tracking, team communications, leadership, and conflict management, take place at PDC's new facility on the 10th floor of the Market Square building at SW 5th and Clay.
PDC regularly offers project management and other professional development courses to the public. But did you know PDC also works onsite with dozens of organizations throughout the Pacific Northwest each year? PDC happily works with PSU departments as well, with OIT just the latest example. These onsite training programs are a great way for organizations to learn together and bond as professionals working toward common goals.
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As the Ulster Orchestra's Principal Conductor JoAnn Falletta flies home to the United States , having launched the UO's new Season and conducted a number of concerts over the weekend, the Orchestra announced its special partnership with United Airlines.
"United is delighted to sponsor the Ulster Orchestra and fly its Principal Conductor, JoAnn Falletta, from New York to Belfast," said Bob Schumacher, United's Managing Director Sales, U.K. & Ireland. "JoAnn has been described as one of the finest conductors of her generation and we are honoured to help make her new concert programme in Belfast a reality."
United operates daily non-stop flights from Belfast International Airport to its New York hub, Newark Liberty International Airport and will be sponsoring a number of flights for JoAnn when she flies to Belfast from her home in New Jersey to conduct Northern Ireland's only professional symphony orchestra.
"I am delighted that United are supporting the Orchestra in this way and we are so looking forward to the concert in February which they are sponsoring," JoAnn said. "My compatriot, the amazing conductor/composer Carl Davis, will be conducting an evening of music that has featured in some classic western movies."
JoAnn was back in Belfast to conduct the climax of this Season and launch the Ulster Orchestra's programme for its new 2012-2013 Season, which opens on 14 September. The new Season will include the work of 30 composers across 40 main season and lunchtime concerts with over 30 soloists, two choirs and 20 conductors.
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
The Helper City Library is in line to more than double the number of books on its shelves. So now the search is on for more shelves, shelf space and parking for the Utah Bookmobile that will make the expansion possible.
As members of the city's library board explained to the city council Thursday, the state library system wants to relocate the Bookmobile base from Wellington to Helper. That basically will mean merging the Bookmobile collection with the city's. Of the 20,000 books assigned to the big motorized library, 5,000 will be making the rounds at any given time.
That leaves 15,000 to be housed in the Helper facility, which now has 13,000 volumes.
Board member Michelle Goldsmith said the additional books will enhance but not replace the city's collection. However, the move will result in a one-time saving of $10,000 for the city. That comes from cataloging on a remote computer server, which the state system will handle. After the initial cataloging, the city will have to cover the $1,500 annual expense of keeping the system up to date.
That is something the library will have to do anyway to maintain its certification.
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OK people, I am thinking about trying Debian.
Dive right in! ;D 8)
You seem to like ancient things.... so go right ahead. :F
*Sirens wailing and submarine men running around*
You can never go wrong with trying out new distro's! ;D
Actually, Debian is the most updated distro out there.
My testing brunch update in average 3 packages per day.
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Actually, Debian is the most updated distro out there.
My testing brunch update in average 3 packages per day.
I disagree, sure the testing branch is very up to date, and some people run it perfectly fine, but the stable branch is NOT up to date, and some people are scared of testing / unstable. For those willing to run testing this is great, but for other more timid users the packages are _slightly_ outdated. But you're right in some ways, there definitely is potential there for an up to date system.
Yeah stable is OLD...really old. I recall them adding KDE 3 just a month or two back. But it's also very stable, so I think you'll find it much to your liking. Unstable is extremely fresh, so it caters to all. Overall it's my second favorite distro (behind gentoo). Go for it...you might like.
I think the explaination of Debian way of things is in order ....
Unlike some distros that tried to be one-size-fit-all, Debian people seems to prefer to give the choice to its users.
For majority of people, production stable is a very minor feature. Before things to be sorted out, many distro vendors come out with new releases ( very microsoft like ) instead of making the current distro updated and stable. For example, I run RH 7.3 and I'm limited to specific kernel upgrades and software upgrades. Unless I run RH 9.0 ( which we have no way of knowing stable or not ), most packages will be yesterdays' versions ( don't tell me to compile from source either ).
So Debian come up with three brunches. Stable for those anally worry about being rock-solid ( like me on Servers ) and that need no latest software nor kernels ( there is nothing my P II Xeon 450 can take advantage of in 2.4.20 than my current 2.2.22 ). I don't need the latest Apache. There is no X on my system nor the latest video card. As long as it's rock solid, I'm happy with it.
I also run testing on one of my server which is part my desktop and part PDC/SAMBA server. It's very stable although it need not be a mission critical system.
For the lover of latest and greatest, there is unstable brunch.
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Great for business in general, those planes were built by someone, they have to buy fuel, someone has to fly them, someone to handle them on the ground and someone to maintain them. I am not a one of the 2% in this country but I have made money off of the 2% for years, more power to them.
Not to mention The pax rent cars, spend money, stay in hotels, bought tickets, merchandise ect.....
What's the problem? If tickets to the "big game" were $20, they'd need a stadium with a million seats. How crappy would that view be?
Supply and demand people, rich people go to the Super Bowl, us regular Joes watch it on TV.
Watch the traffic at KDAB I a few weeks!
Yeah, 2-3 Hour taxi lineup waiting for IFR departures.. done that!
Not rich people so much as people with corporate connections. Brave New World.
aka RICH
Just imagine how bad things would've been if POTUS had decided to attend the Super Bowl.
HIS private jet (and the supporting gaggle of C-17s) would've put a real crimp in available ramp space.
Not just the lack of ramp space, Fritz, because he's the Prez, the whole area would be shut down by a TFR! Nothing in, nothing out.
I saw Gulfstreams flying over my house ALL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY from the west coast into New Orleans, and I figured it was all the fat cats flying in to see the big game. Sure enough, they ALL were going to New Orleans. I live in Central Texas, about 50 miles west of Austin, and you could see Gulfstreams cruising at 550 kts.
Obviously you don't understand the engine(s) that drive economics in this country.
Oh I do. Those are the guys who drove the price of a ticket to $650 (face value) and could care less about the game. I prefer the crowd that chartered 30 flights from Baltimore or 30 from San Fran. Real fans.
If each of the 600 private aircraft was carrying on average 5 passengers to the game, thats only 3,000 seats. Superdome holds 72,000. Seems like you need another excuse to hate the other 69,000 for rasiing prices. BTW, if you flew your 30 charters each from SFO and BWI (60 flights) with 400 passenger B747-400s that's another 24,000 people. you left 45,000 open seats in the stadium. Some people are unable to pay more than $20 a seat, but those who are unwilling don't get to judge others about being "real fans".
Real fans are willing to pay higher prices to see the game. Being poor doesn't make you a real fan.
I'm not poor and I bought my son and I a ticket. But I'm a football fan. I retract all statements I made. Obviously it is my opinion and no one else share same. Lets talk about flying instead :)
Don't retract your statement just because nobody shares the same opinion! But ya let's talk airplane, we are all still friends Swamp
It is a kind of life for someones in the world.
If I were a gazillionaire I'd pack all my buddies into my G5 and take them anywhere they want. Isn't that the reason we work are asses off all day? This world is full of lazy people who get nowhere in life because they simply don't work . There's even more who work plenty hard enough but still they scrape by. I say it takes A bit of Luck to be a success. You can find it at the intersection of dedication and preperation. Hard work, Honesty, and integrity is the road map to success. You don't need a LearJet to be considered a success. I'm more disturbed that a person could make $5million/year to kick a football while there are people working 100 times as hard building this country for $20/hr.
you mean $7 an hour
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One thing that I like with fbsd is that there is only one freebsd. There are no slackware freebsd, debian freebsd, red hat freebsd etc.. so the documentation for it actually describes the reality.
If a readme tells you to edit a specific file you can actually find it where it is supposed to be! Very nice but it can be a bit confusing if you come from linux. To be able to follow a howto without problem is something most linux users have never experienced.
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Carrie Phelps and Char Conlin are PhD students in Saybrook University's School of Mind-Body Medicine, in the Health Care Systems specialization. They see themselves as collaborative scholar-practitioners on a long-term quest to transform the health promotion industry by creating awareness and programs that are truly driven from the actual needs of participants (on their individual self-care journeys). On July 16, Carrie and Char conducted a breakout session called Contrary to Popular Practice: Building Wellness Programs for the 21st Century at the National Wellness Conference in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. This presentation was based on their pilot study that investigated the YMCA Healthy Lifestyle Program (HLP); their study was designed to examine and articulate the characteristics and attributes of a traditional health promotion program within an organizational setting. Areas of exploration relating to the program creation and implementation included the health worldviews of the staff, how people change, role of the individual, role of the group, role of the system, role of measurement, and role of a facilitator.
The findings from this multiple case study pilot were used as input for a health promotion conceptual map, which communicated key attributes and characteristics of program definition and execution. The conclusions regarding the Healthy Lifestyle Program asserted that it was a traditional, evidence-based behavior modification lifestyle program, which was highly structured and centered on a psycho-educational design. Results of the program were hard to track as no actual hard data was collected on the program.
After comparing the results of their study to the scientific literature on human motivation and health outcome maintenance, Carrie and Char concluded that traditional health promotion programs do not adequately address sustained change and long-term health outcomes. Understanding that existing models did not fully address individual self-care and sustained health outcomes, they proposed a model based on the following tenets: 1) The power for lasting change lies within the individual (each person is in charge of his or her own change; 2) intrinsic motivation is the driver for meaningful and lasting change; 3) context plays a significant role in one's ability to make change; 4) addressing health holistically is key; 5) innovative and leading-edges practices can be implanting in the real world (practical innovation); and 6) measuring long-term results matters.
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Popular opinion seems favorable, committee members said.
Creating jobs, committee member Mark J. Bellardini said. Everybody thinks its a great idea. Its a move forward.
Mr. Bellardinis remarks were echoed by others, who said residents see a casino as having positive ripple effects in sales of gasoline, food and tourism. Although some do not like gambling, residents already have a good idea of the reality of gaming because of the existence of Akwesasne Mohawk Casino, which is operated by the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe in Hogansburg.
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