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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A Kentucky Supreme Court ruling over health department-issued smoking bans could make similar bans in three central Kentucky counties unenforceable.
Officials in Madison, Clark, and Woodford counties say they're reviewing Thursday's ruling to see whether it nullifies similar bans in their counties.
At question are smoking bans put in place by health departments versus elected councils. Like in Bullitt County which sparked the legal battle, health departments in those counties enacted smoking bans.
Citing numerous facts about the dangers of smoking, Thursday's ruling said "it is understandable that many health professionals and government officials have sought to curtail the prevalence of this noxious fume. However, when promotion becomes enactment, even the most virtuous causes must be ground in law."
Justices concluded the Bullitt County health board exceeded its authority.
Madison County Judge-Executive Kent Clark told WKYT the county attorney advised him the ruling likely nullifies Madison County's smoking ban. Officials in Woodford and Clark counties told WKYT they have similar concerns.
Kentucky and North Carolina are the nation's two largest tobacco-producing states. In 2012, tobacco accounted for 7.3 percent of the state's total agricultural income.
At the same time, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 28.3 percent of Kentucky adults smoke.
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The Little Things.
That wonderful thing that is you do you know what it is?
Are you even aware that is the selfless things, the little things,
the look the smile your grin thats you.
How come's you never share or dare to tell me what's within your lare
would I venture would I dare? what do you think? do you reckon I should?
or is it that you are mis-understood the thrill of the chase I know only to well.
but then it stops there and what is left is this how we, have kept things alive
like little bees in a hive and along comes disturbance and stirs things up,
Danger is immenent a chain reaction panic jealousy who are those outsiders
why can't they be happy for you and I?
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Anything Goes for Singles this Holiday Season!
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|New Year's Eve-Eve Single's Night with Anything Goes at the Ahmanson Theatre
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4:00pm at First and Hope (Across from the Ahmanson)
We are throwing the best New Year's Eve-Eve event of the year! Enjoy a night of festivities and new friends with Anything Goes at the Ahmanson Theatre. Mix and mingle with the cast of Anything Goes
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This night of music, theatre, and more begins at 4pm at the premiere downtown supper club First & Hope Restaurant. Dinner will be followed by the Tony Award-winning production of Anything Goes. Also be sure not to miss champagne, desserts & dancing at the post-show party!
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Don't let this amazing evening sail past you!
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hI Rosemary, it Donna....a lot of things have happened. My youngest was murdered June15th, 2015 and I can't find your email. I had to change my because I had to move. I could no longer live where there were too many memories of Jacob. Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I don't have your email address anymore and miss talking to you. Hope to hear from you soon....Donna
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"When I heard there were tornadoes on the ground I grabbed my pup, a hot spot and my Ipad, ran in and slammed the door," he said.
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The Nassau County tornado passed well to his east, so no damage was done to his property.
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it has been shown time and time again that states do NOT save any money by drug testing because of the cost of the tests
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This section will cover the basics for scripting in Counter-Strike Condition Zero. Many of the previously existing commands and rules that apply to scripting in Counter-Strike are still applicable in Condition Zero. So I will try to only cover the things that separate Condition Zero from the original Counter-Strike.
1. The userconfig.cfg file - Yes, this file is used in CS 1.6 also, but it is important in Condition Zero as well. So I will start the basics off with information about this file. The userconfig.cfg is similar to the autoexec.cfg file from CS 1.5 and older versions of CS. For more information about creating the autoexec, go here. The userconfig.cfg file is a file that is executed during the loading of the game and usually follows the config.cfg file. What this does is actually overwrite settings that were previously set in the config.cfg file. Sometimes the game resets your config.cfg back to default settings, and the only thing saving your settings is your trusty userconfig file.
Since the userconfig is not a default file, you as the user has to create it. You can either copy and rename your config.cfg into it, or make one from scratch with a Text Editor like Windows Notepad. Once you have one make sure it is in the proper directory; for the retail CS:CZ it is something like:
C:\Valve\Condition Zero\czero
Just make sure you place your userconfig.cfg in the same directory as the config.cfg.
For CS:CZ via Steam, the path is something like:
C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\username\condition zero\czero
Once you have your userconfig.cfg created and in the proper directory, you will want to add the settings and binds that you want to retain. You can either cut and paste these from your config.cfg file or type them in manually. Now make sure you save your file, and if using a Text Editor, make sure you use a .cfg extension and not the standard .txt extension. (Note - This is one of the most common mistakes when editing these files)
After that you are basically ready to go. Another good thing to do is to include an echo in your userconfig.cfg so that you can ensure that it properly loads. Add something like this to your file and resave:
echo echo Userconfig loaded . . . . . echo
If you open the console once you start the game, you should see "Userconfig loaded . . . . ." displayed. If you don't see that, your file did not load. You can manually load the file anytime by typing "exec userconfig.cfg" in the console.
2. The Placement
The next important factor with scripting in CS:CZ is the placement of your scripting files. I just want to reiterate that your files need to be in the proper directory or they will not work. Here again are some sample paths for CS:CZ Retail and Steam:
C:\Valve\Condition Zero\czero
C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\condition zero\czero
I like placing my script files in a sub-directory similar to my AutoScript. My script creates it's own directory called autoscript with most of the script-unique files in there. So if I was trying to exec those files I would need to include the full path like this example of executing a file called "scripts":
exec autoscript/scripts.cfg
3. New Commands Now we are going to look at some new things we have seen in CS:CZ. The first thing that comes to my mind is the Buy Presets. This is a great new way to speed up your buying process and get out of the spawn as fast as possible. Now you can even make this process even faster by making direct binds to the presets like:
bind z "buy_preset 1" // Buys Preset #1 bind w "buy_preset 2" // Buys Preset #2 bind x "buy_preset 3" // Buys Preset #3 bind c "buy_preset 4" // Buys Preset #4
Now you might ask me, why do we need to do that? Well, you don't, but depending on the server you are playing on, the buy time will vary, so if you already know what preset you want to buy, why not just hit one key and fly out of the spawn? In CS:CZ like almost no other game, 1-2 seconds is the difference between a Win or Loss, a Kill or Death.
Another cool trick is to make a direct bind for editing the presets:
bind "a" "buy_preset_edit"
You might ask, why would I need to do this? Well, this allows you to actually edit your presets while you are in the Spectator mode or dead. This can come in very handy if you want to switch something in your presets. Once again, this just makes your time in the spawn reduced to just purchasing your equipment, instead of selecting and purchasing which can be time consuming.
The other new command that came along recently was the radartype command. This new command allowed you to finally switch between a solid or semi-transparent radar. The best thing to do in this case is to create a toggle that allows you to switch between the 2 radars with one key:
alias radsw "s_radar" alias s_radar "cl_radartype 1; radsw t_radar" alias t_radar "cl_radartype 0; radsw s_radar"
bind "n" "radsw"
Finally the newest thing to hit the streets was the ability to modify the size and color of your crosshair. The easiest way to adjust the radar size in-game is to create a script that allows you to cycle through the crosshair sizes:
alias "crs" "crs1" alias "crs1" "cl_crosshair_size small; alias crs crs2" alias "crs2" "cl_crosshair_size medium; alias crs crs3" alias "crs3" "cl_crosshair_size large; alias crs crs4" alias "crs4" "cl_crosshair_size medium; alias crs crs1"
bind "g" "crs"
Now the crosshair color can be a little more difficult. The only way you can automate this command is by creating separate cfg files for each color. The command to change the crosshair color is cl_crosshair_color "250 250 50", where the values in quotes are the RGB value of the crosshair. The problem is you have to keep the "RGB" values in the quotes or the game will only recognize the first value. The use of + signs or % symbols between the numbers does not work in this command either. So we are back to the separate cfg files. First in your userconfig, add the following lines:
alias yellow "exec cyellow.cfg" alias orange "exec corange.cfg" alias red "exec cred.cfg" alias magenta "exec cmagenta.cfg" alias blue "exec cblue.cfg" alias ltblue "exec cltblue.cfg" alias green "exec cgreen.cfg" alias white "exec cwhite.cfg" alias gray "exec cgray.cfg" alias black "exec cblack.cfg"
Then create separate cfg files with the one cl_crosshair color line in each of them. The files and the commands are listed below:
/cyellow.cfg cl_crosshair_color "250 250 50"
/corange.cfg cl_crosshair_color "250 128 50"
/cred.cfg cl_crosshair_color "250 50 50"
/cmagenta.cfg cl_crosshair_color "250 50 250"
/cblue.cfg cl_crosshair_color "50 50 250"
/cltblue.cfg cl_crosshair_color "50 250 250"
/cgreen.cfg cl_crosshair_color "50 250 50"
/cwhite.cfg cl_crosshair_color "250 250 250"
/cgray.cfg cl_crosshair_color "192 192 192"
/cblack.cfg cl_crosshair_color "0 0 0"
You can make as many color choices of these as you want, but I have just included the default colors with a few more common ones added. Now the last thing to do is make a color changer that cycles through the colors for you:
alias color_cyc "cyc1" alias cyc1 "yellow; alias color_cyc cyc2" alias cyc2 "orange; alias color_cyc cyc3" alias cyc3 "red; alias color_cyc cyc4" alias cyc4 "magenta; alias color_cyc cyc5" alias cyc5 "blue; alias color_cyc cyc6" alias cyc6 "ltblue; alias color_cyc cyc7" alias cyc7 "green; alias color_cyc cyc8" alias cyc8 "white; alias color_cyc cyc9" alias cyc9 "gray; alias color_cyc cyc10" alias cyc10 "black; alias color_cyc cyc1"
Then finally add the bind and you will be able to cycle through your colors by pressing "c" in this example:
bind "c" "color_cyc"
If you want to see what the RGB values look like, you can use an Imaging program like Paint Shop Pro, or see some examples here.
4. Conclusion This concludes Part 1 of my CS:CZ Scripting Basics. The next part will go more in depth into making other things work like they did in previous versions, like using the kb_act.lst to select your binds, and the commandmenu.
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This is in reference to my second system that occupies what we call the "den," or a "great room" in our house off the kitchen as one large, open teo room area. The dimensions of this den only area are roughly 15 x 20 x 12 (high ceiling) with several angles for an extended bay window area and angles in the ceiling for the roof line and the bay window. These probably help cancel standing waves.
The goal of this second system was to cost-constrain it such that it didn't become a money pit like the main system. All was entirely well with this system until we decided to rearrange the furniture that is.
I used to have this system powered at first by a Rogue Audio Cronus integrated, modified by Rogue (improved caps and connectors to reduce transformer hum) and then the CJ CAV50 until my wife and I decided to move the furnishings around 90 degress such that the system is now required to fire down the long dimension of the room. This adds considerably to the room's listening volume as it now takes into account the kitchen area (not cited above in the dimensions).
I listen to pretty much all styles of music, with the exception of most country and western, which I grew up in part on via Boston AM radio in the family and find it to be cerebrally and technically bankrupt for the most part, with the exception of some Johnny Cash tunes. For me Beatles, Zep, Genesis, Floyd, Yes, ELP, Miles Davis, Neil Young, Bowie and most good UK rock was my mainstay, though I also dug Joni, Jackson Browne and Dylan back then. Still do but also have added Jazz, Classical, Industrial, Ambient, Techno, Punk, New Wave, Metal and Hardcore.
The tube based system was a nice respite after a busy day and I often found myself listening to this system more during the work week, with the larger main system reserved mostly for the weekends or with friends visiting. When we moved the whole room around by 90 degrees the first thing I noticed was that the bass impact was reduced or missing big time. The former listening position was a couple of feet forward of the rear wall behind. This probably reinforced the bass somewhat. In the new position the area behind the listener is now 20 feet to the back wall of the kitchen. Also I was able to move the 2Ces more into the room, which improved the soundstaging immensely, but reduced the bass impact. I spent considerable time moving the speakers around and got the best I could out of them given the power restrictions.
So I got thinking about power and called Tim, the owner of Bradford Audio in Eugene, OR and asked if he had something I could audition over the weekend in order to see if power,or lack thereof, was at least the problem/solution. He told me that he could loan me a Musical Fidelity A5 integrated that was well broken in over a year of constant use in the shop. In fact, I had heard this very unit on a couple of occasions when visiting the shop, hooked up to Magneplanar, Vandersteen or Paradigm speakers (Tim's a dealer for all three). I always thought the great sound I heard was due to components other than this one until I heard in my own system.
Right off the get go the A5 was sweet and unlike any solid state amp I have heard before or since. I have Krell in my main system and after 5 years this now sounds sweet. But the Muscial Fidelity seemed close to the CJ in sweetness right away. It sounds very tubelike in the best sense I can think of, airy and gentle and forgiving on the mids, while keeping them crystal clear, plus it plumbs the bass out of those Vandys like mad. My wife and I ended up drinking wine that evening listening to one of her favorite 80s bands, Depeche Mode, on vinyl (black box set of the singles) and CD (Ultra) along with some David Bowie (Diammond Dogs, Hunky Dory) again on vinyl. I was now hearing staging, presence and depth that I had idea existed from the Vandys and the upstream components. Clearly the amps were the weak link in my system. Several times we go wow to what we heard.
So, sleep on it, right?
Sunday over coffee I listened to a DG copy of Saint Saens 3rd Symphony with the Organ and then Kind of Blue both on vinyl at a relatively low volume and I was in amazement at how much sweet detail and punch this amp delivered a low level. Several times I was shaking my head asking, "is this what you should do?"
Reluctantly, I returned the amp later that afternoon before the shop closed and installed the CJ back into the system, hoping I would reconsider all that I heard. But the CJ as good it is for low level listening, just didn't have the oomph I like for some of the rock I listen to, but even then, also in the highest registers with the accompanying air and ambience that a powerful amp provides from the source components and software.
Well, I ended up ordering the amp and the new unit has been in the system for about a month always on so as to fully break it in. It has gotten sonically and steadily better over time and last week it finally "opened up" and now sounds almost as good as I remember that fully broken in demo unit. A few things to note: I have become increasingly reluctant to purchase high end components from out of the US (the amp is manufactured in Taiwan), but having said that I enjoy cartridges from Japan (Lyra, Shelter) and a CD player from the UK (Meridian). The fit and finish of this piece is attractive in an industrial way, it is very unassuming. The top panel rings a little bit and so I put four rubber casters on it and that solved that problem. The remote works well and the big center volume knob is very smooth to the touch. This a quality piece for sure. Perhaps I need to rethink this international manufacturing thing. There are talented people the world and I hope that all people will eventually contribute to a peaceful and sustainable planet. I had considered another Krell like the 400xi integrated but I was hoping for something more like the CJ and the Krell I have is nothing like that. The A5 is.
The sound continues to open up more and improve with time, perhaps a followup to this in a couple more weeks will be in order. Bass and drum impact and depth of staging keeps getting better all the time. The detail still keeps me wowinfg every now and then. I have "cranked" it a couple of times into the mid 90dB zone and it never sounds harsh nor does it make the Vandys beam, which surprised me greatly. I had no idea the Vandersteens could sound so smooth, well-behaved and dynamic. Solid state, when done well, can be very satisfying and sweet and Musical Fidelity has accomplished all of this and more with what should be front and center on everyone's list if you are in the market for a high value, sweet and powerful integrated amp.
9/10 for sound quality
7/10 for build quality (have not popped the top yet)
10/10 for value
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Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
Nice, useful review of several things I'm considering.
If you could only have the Krell or the MF, which would you chose?
Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
I audition the Krell intergrated 400 and the Musical Fidelity A5, I ended up going with the A5. I agree with everything you say about it. I have mine hooked up to vandersteen model 4A and the vandys have never sounded better. A really good amp for the money and IMHO the Krell could not even come close to it, good review
Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
Dcstep: the Krell but only because this is a completely different set up: 400cx with KCT preamp via CAST. HOwever, it does take up space and loves to eat electrons.
Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
Great review. No amp in the world can make country music tolerable. Toothless rednecks singing about pick up trucks.
Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
I owned this amplifier for about 1 year, and unfortunately, in my system and with my ears, the A5 was borderline intolerable. I tried with different cables, sources, no go. Maybe I have thing with the MF sound (I sure do have a thing against their ''styling'' which just about changes with the weather, and not always for the better) I remember owning the A-300 also for a whole two weeks, man was this thing lean and bright. The A5 is more refined of course, but it is still in the ''family'' of the MF sound that just doesn't involve me at all. By comparison - and this is not a question of money - I think the Yamaha AS2000 's sound is much smoother, detailed, images better and is full featured to the max.(read my review!)
Just my too cents!
Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
I went from separates (Adcom pre and Carver amp) to the MF A5 to consolidate my rig to build a hybrid HT/2-channel setup.
One feature that I really like about the A5 is the HT Bypass which allows me to directly connect my 2-channel sources (Marantz SA-KI Pearl SACD, and Technics SL1200mkII w/ a Denon DL-160 cart) and bypass my AVR.
Coupled with my B&W CDM1NTs and Epik Valor sealed sub and the right ICs, I'm getting some incredible sound thru the A5. Bass control is amazing, spacious/clear soundstage, w/ a sweet high end, and ample headroom to go 'stupid loud' when the mood strikes and not have to worry about the A5 running out of juice.
Darn hard to beat for a good price here.
Michael, good grief!!
What a gratuitously snotty comment about country music. Some of us who lack your level of "sophistication" actually enjoy the music of such toothless rednecks as Patsy Cline,
Allison Krause, Kristofferson, Hank Williams, etc. BTW, this redneck also has an extensive collection of classical, jazz and good' 'ol rock 'n roll. To each his own, pal. Have a nice day.
Review: Musical Fidelity A5 Integrated Amplifier
I have a MF A5 int and it's excellent. While I admit that some of the other models I've heard are thin and a bit bright this amp is warm, clear and detailed. Tons of power and it smoothed out a pair Klipsch Heresy's and got all bass the Heresy's could give. I've paired it with Zu Essence and Dynaudio 220's with good results. I bought it for a 2nd system and it's been great but the remote is not very good. All in all a lot of amp for the money and built like a tank And that remark from another member about Country music...oh well the Beatle's dug Country music but what did they know!
Doesn't make the Vandys beam?
How could an amplifier make the speaker beam if that wasn't its normal behavior? By 'beaming' I understand a pronounced sensitivity to listening position: move your head and the sound changes. The directionality of sound increases with frequency, though the radiation pattern of the driver also weighs in. Panel speakers have a different pattern from cones; cones from domes; this dome from that dome. The only thing an amplifier could do to affect this is introduce high-frequencies or remove low frequencies. An amp with severely rolled off highs would beam less. But this would have to be a VERY big difference - too big to be consistent with any reasonable level of amplifier quality.
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Hundreds of thousands of veterans nationwide are waiting for benefits guaranteed by the government.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs vows to eliminate the backlog by 2015, by installing electronic systems.
In the mean time, the problem is taking a toll on veterans in Knox County.
Melvin Parton, a Vietnam veteran, has been waiting almost two years to find out the decision on a claim he filed.
During the war Parton was exposed to Agent Orange, a chemical used to kill vegetation.
"I have prostate cancer from Agent Orange, and my older brother has chronic heart disease from Agent Orange," Parton said.
Parton is one of many Vietnam veterans filing benefit claims, adding to a 70% backlog at VA headquarters.
More than 890,000 claims are pending.
"Vietnam veterans are aging out. You know, we're 40, 45 years out of Vietnam, and so as a result some of the things that happen to you over time start to accumulate. So we see quite a few Vietnam veterans coming in," said Robert "Buzz" Buswell, Knox County Veterans Services officer.
Buswell also said more claims are being filed as Iraq and Afghanistan soldiers return home.
"In a way we're part of the problem because we are processing all those claims and sending them in," Buswell said.
However, Buswell encourages veterans to continue filing claims, as needed.
Knox County Veterans Services Office files at least 60 claims a month.
More information can be found at: http://www.knoxcounty.org/veterans.


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For the scuba enthusiasts, the Osa Peninsula offers several excursions to encounter the unseen communities of marine life below the water's surface. With Costa Rica's finest Pacific coastal diving and snorkeling, the clear waters surrounding Caño Island Biological Reserve are best described as an Eden of coral and rock formations housing vibrant tropical fish. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced diver, or just snorkeling, the variety of rich and abundant marine life will amaze you. With visibility 30 – 100 ft. or more year-round, and teeming with exotic sea life, diving Caño Island is an underwater photographer's dream. Scuba among large schools of colorful reef fish or observe the large pelagic that frequent these waters. Let our Padi dive Instructors and dive masters aboard our 30 ft. Island Hopper take you on a voyage of breathtaking dives though schools of barracudas and horse-eye jack that actually block the rays of the sun. The variety of sea life is extraordinary, with Mobula, Eagle and Giant Manta Rays, Southern Sting Rays, Guitarfish, Octopus, Olive Ridley and Hawksbill Sea Turtles, many species of Moray eels, and much more! As the oldest established dive operation in Drake Bay, we guarantee you a memorable diving adventure unlike any you've ever experienced.
El Bajo del Diablo: (The Devil's Rock):
Our main attraction! Lie's two kilometers from the island where there are big underwater pinnacles depth's of 130' reaching within 20' of the surface with large rock formations, canyons and valleys. This location alone is worth diving 5 times without visiting the same spot. Manta's with wing spans of 15 to 20 feet and the allusive Whale shark (not often) schools of hundreds of horse-eye Jacks, barracudas, Jack Crevalle, Cubera snappers over 75 lbs., white tip sharks, Mobula rays and the occasional bull shark or nurse shark. Tropical fish like puffer, King angel, damsels, boxfish, Moorish Idols and five species eels the list goes on and on. Just coming to Cano Island to dive only this site is worth it! Great, great dive!!
Cueva del Tiburon: (Shark Cave):
½ a kilometer from the Islands ranger station and depth of max. 60' this site consist of lots of volcanic rock with pinnacles formations that in compass the area. One of the pinnacles has developed into cave is now home to a small school of white tip sharks. We can usually find 5 or 6 sleeping in the cave, we will not enter do to park regulations, but the cave is small and from the opening we can get a good look inside. While moving around the rock formations where very likely to see a lot of smaller tropical fish such as puffers, damsels, Moorish idols, boxfish, goatfish. There's a good chance to catch a glance at turtles, mobula rays and Stingrays. The visibility can be anywhere between 15 to 75 feet and when there's 30' or more which is most of the time there can be a awesome color show from the sun reflecting off the different colors of hard coral. Good easy dive
El Arco: (The Arch):
Has similar marine life "Shark Cave" except that when you cross under this arch waiting on the other side schools of grunts are there to swim through. Also if you have a good eye you might encounter flounder or frogfish. There's lobster to but don't touch. Good easy dive.
El Barco: (The Shipwreck):
You won't see a shipwreck here 20 years ago a sailboat broke anchor washed up on the beach and eventually wash back to where the Barco dive site is today. After two years there it just disappeared but the name still remains. Here is the best spot to see the white tip sharks there's always some here I've seen as many 15 around the rock formations. What is special here is it's a cleaning station for the Southern Stingray with a wing span of up to six feet. Here another chance to see Olive Ridley or hawksbill Turtles and Mobula rays. This is another good easy dive but has a little current visibility ranges 15' to 70' with an average 35'to 45'.
The Coral Gardens:
A shallow dive 15 to 40 feet, there's spectacular array of hard coral, brilliant in colors. Being close to the Barco when visibility is really good I tend to spend less time in Barco and drift over to the coral gardens getting longer bottom time. Here you'll see Gobies, Blenny's, Wrasss's, Butterfly fish, Parrotfish, damselfish, Porcupine fish, Octopus and turtles at times. Visibility 15 to 80 feet depends on sea's can be very impressive and an easy dive.
Paraiso: (Paradise):
The name speaks for itself! Traveling to the Caño Island Paraiso dive site lies 2 miles before reaching Caño Island. It's a lava formation that stretch's for about a mile or so and is between 60 to 110 deep 100 meters wide and on each side of the ledge falls off 40 to 70 feet deep. At one end of the ledge there's a volcanic pinnacle that reaches within 55 feet to the surface. The pinnacle is the main part of the dive site "stuffed" with big schools of blue and gold snapper if you swim slowly you can enter these schools it's quite an amazing feeling. Theirs also schools of barber fish, The big fish that you see are Amberjacks, Dog Tooth Snapper and Barracudas, schools of Horse-eye Jacks. Amberjacks like divers I believe there attracted to the bubbles your able to see them up close within 2 feet. The best place to see white tip sharks at times schools of over 20 and nurse sharks. Tropical fish include, Parrot fish, Triggers eels, puffers and occasionally Mobula Rays. This dive has current, thermals and depending on seas the visibility can be 15 feet but on good calm, clear days can reach to 100 feet.
Coastal Diving:
Marenco Rock:
The closest rock to the lodge. Black corals, snappers, grunts, lobsters and other species. The rock starts at 50 feet and bottom is 60 feet , visibility is 15 ft on good days can reach up to 50 ft . A lot of plankton inhabits the area with attracts large schools of fish.
20 Minutes:
Call 20 minutes because that's how long it takes to get there 40 ft max. depth Lobsters, whites tips and several types of tropical fish. Sea fan and other species of corals can be found here. Visibility 15ft to 50ft depending on seas and current.
Located near Corcovado National Park, a set of pinnacles filled with schools of Horse-eye jacks, barracudas, grunts, snappers to 60lbs, at times school of Rooster fish come to meet the divers. There's beautiful colored fan's max. depth is 40ft. Again with current and sea swells this cannot be dived. Visibility when you can dive is 40ft.
We are continuously searching for new dive sites and if we find one on the way to a know site we stop and check it out and might find something magical!


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With all this talk of the 'Iranian threat' – let's look at the real threat to the United States.
The lack of coverage and outrage on the large number of Islamophobic attacks on mosques and Muslims in the USA in the last few weeks show that the government is truly in denial or, more likely, simply indifferent to the resulting racism from its foreign policies.
Optimizing the swing vote.
A former peacemaker and a black man from Chicago's Southwest Side are seeing gentrification and social stratification in a whole new way this summer
One of the most pernicious misunderstandings in the Muslim world about Americans is that they are dour religious fanatics.
When my college advisor told me about the Washington Seminar, I was so excited just thinking about having an internship in Washington DC, where the political sausage is made. Little did I know, my college campus had few internships that I qualified for. It wasn't likely that I would be offered an internship at one of the many conservative think tanks in the DC area. Besides, what a member of Congress would do with a Palestinian student is beyond me!
Sacha Baron Cohen loves to mock all things Arab and Muslim. All three of his most popular movies have gone out of their way to vilify Arabs and Muslims. Now, as brave men and women in the Arab world courageously and resiliently face down the despots that have beaten and killed them, Baron Cohen portrays a dictator.
The die was cast on the sanctions during the summer of 2009, a senate staffer said, "It was basically understood that sanctions were going to go through."
Shubnum Khan has something to say.
Husam Zakharia illustrates the meaning of Shaima Alawadi's murder and Islamophobia.


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|Modeling the photodegradation of emerging contaminants in waters by UV radiation and UV/H(2)O(2) system.
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|Five emerging contaminants (1-H-Benzotriazole, N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide or DEET, Chlorophene, 3-Methylindole, and Nortriptyline HCl), frequently found in surface waters and wastewaters, were selected to be photooxidized in several water matrices. Previous degradation experiments of these compounds individually dissolved in ultra pure water were performed by using UV radiation at 254 nm and the Fenton's reagent. These oxidation systems allowed the determination of the quantum yields and the rate constants for the radical reaction between each compound and hydroxyl radicals. Later, the simultaneous photodegradation of mixtures of the selected ECs in several types of water (ultrapure water, reservoir water, and two effluents from WWTPs) was carried out and a kinetic study was conducted. A model is proposed for the ECs elimination, and the theoretically calculated concentrations with this model agreed well with the experimental results obtained, which confirmed that it constitutes an excellent tool to predict the elimination of these compounds in waters.
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One thing that I like to do with my videos - is to film about something, then go back a few months later and film about it again.
Back in February of 2010 my son and I took a trip to the river and looked at some camping spots.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_6tkJadMzI]YouTube - Looking for a camping spot on the river[/ame]
And then on July 16, 2010 my son, my step son and I went on a camping trip and made a video about it.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ22gLRwPhA]YouTube - July 16 camping trip[/ame]
Those videos were filmed about 5 months apart, and are about the same topic.
This does several things for the viewer:
It creates a time line - you said you were going to do something and you did it.
Creates a sense of community - that your sharing a part of your personal life with your youtube viewers.
Creates unique content - it gets your videos out of their typical routine and shows a different landscape.
Shows that your willing to go the extra mile - that your willing put forth the time and effort to make unique videos. Not a lot of people are willing to take a camera, put forth the effort to film the video, edit and upload everything.
Your sharing part of your life - this is my family and I, and this is what we do. It shows your viewers that your not that much different then everyone else.


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Friday, July 15, 2011
Black Metal in the News: June/July MMXI
Here is a quick rundown of the previous few weeks black metal sellout news.
-All Craft's VOID limited edition clear vinyls SOLD OUT.
As posted earlier last week, I was able to snatch five copies of what may soon to be Craft's mightiest opus "Void". As soon as I get my order I will proceed to video tape the burning of three copies to further up the value of my own. The other I will just sell to some kid for three times what its worth later on down the line (and charge a bullshit shipping fee, naturally).
(Left: This album better be the best fucking thing since the last Sargeist album. Otherwise we may have a problem.)
-Dani Filth beaten (unfortunately not to death) for acting like a retard.
I don't consider this black metal news, but since Dani Filth is a name that has long since plagued the scene I am more than willing to talk about it here. Especially because he got his balding midget ass beat and awkwardly photographed. We can thank Madball bassist Hoya Roc for the picture, and also for producing some of the shittiest slamcore-breakdown music known to man next to Hatebreed and Black Anvil.
(Left: A true example of a photo that's "worth a thousand words")
Yours truly is in currently involved trying to get interviews with the security guard and the random guy not giving a shit pictured in the background.
-Dark Funeral to premier new vocalist on 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, because we all know that's how you become labeled as "The Ineffable Kings of Swedish Black Metal."
Dark Funeral recently did the right thing by throwing their ugly vocalist Emperor Magus Caligula out the door (probably because he refused to give up his mind boggling stupid name, and insisted on wearing Hot Topic pants at shows). Still Dark Funeral have nothing to be proud of because their music has always been the butt of Swedish Black metal. In my upcoming book, I take time to note their ignorance and feeble attempts to claim Swedish Black Metal as their own with such slogans as "The Ineffable Kings of Swedish Black Metal".
Get REAL!
(Left: See you in hell Emperor Magus Caligula! Pictured here in knock off Dimmu Borgir/Batman hybrid armor)
Moving along- In case you don't know what 70,000 Tons of Metal is, let me summarize the best I can in my elitist speak: A giant boat shaped like a penis floats in the ocean thousands of miles off shore, while a bunch of MTV friendly US/Euro-core bands play to thousands of hot, sweaty, and topless fans. Throw in one shitty Swedish black metal band in, and there you go! Last year the boat ride got new-Marduk, which is a minor improvement over Dark Funeral as far as Swedish Black Metal goes.
(Left: Dark Funeral are rumored to release a 70k ToM CD single for attendees entitled: "Satanic on the Seven Seas of Satan")
-Nergal back from the dead only to be asked to guest judge on The Voice Of Poland.
Well it seems Nergal has risen from the grave, only to be summoned by Polish television to be a guest judge on their version of the popular television sensation The Voice. To play it cool, Nergal has reportedly declined, but the simple fact he was approached to do the series just goes to show how big of a celebrity is. I am sure eventually he will do it and further prove my theory Behemoth is the worst thing to come out of Poland since their head-scratching NSBM scene.
(Left: Nergal is reportedly alive and well, pictured here showing his love for life and for Damnyou Borgir)
-Black Anvil featured in a Harley Davidson commercial
So someone sent me a link earlier last week for what appeared to be a Harley Davidson commercial. I click on the video and watch some weightlifter get smacked around and begin to bench a Harley. The whole time I hear what I believe is some Suicide Silence sounding shit being playing in the background. Well, turns out that was actually Black Anvil....
(Left: Just another walk through the Black Metal park. I shit you not, this photo has not be run through photoshop)
The problem here is that this commercial wreaks of small sweaty man sausage. You have over-hyped steroid infused muscle men barking and cheering on their alpha as he lifts a motorcycle which just so happens to be the product being sold on the commercial. Then you have that blackened slamcore breakdown chug-chug-chugging along aimlessly throughout the background.
I will give it props... This advertisement DID make me want to buy a Harley... only slam it into a brick wall at 120mph. Whoever green lit this ad must have been high on angel dust or something because it's completely baffling.
Here is a SAFE version of the video that's easy on the eyes and replaces Black Anvil with noises that sound like the inside of your computer.
For the risk takers click below:
Well, Eyes of Noctum (and ABME reader fan favorite) Weston Cage is back in the news...
No, he was not getting his ass kicked again. This time he was seen with a newly shaved head and ended up doing some weird-ass MMA/Yoga shit for the tabloid papers. MMA of course is for nu-metal listening slam dancers and talk of such in the comment section will not be tolerated.
Weston says everything is fine, and hopefully he will not be in the news anytime soon.
Black toe nail polish is the "in-thing" in USBM I guess...
-Immortal to play the same bill as 50 cent
I end on this disturbing note-
As many of you pointed out to me, Immortal (and Enslaved) will be playing a festival bill that features NY Gangster rapper 50 Cent and various other shitty bands from all over the world. I think its called the RxR festival, but for now it should just be called "The Real" Pure Holocaust tour. Now some desperate fans are quick to point out that they are not playing on the same day (like that means anything). Immortal are known to play some extremely questionable shows, but this is pretty fucking stupid.
(Left: After learning this terrible news, I grabbed my original Pure Holocaust LP for comfort. I stared at the cover as 50 Cents ghostly image appeared. I immediately threw it into the fire place and watched it melt. This band is (and pretty much always has been) dead in my elitist eyes.)
There you have it. From my elitist mind to your bird brain I have presented you highlights that showcase the rise of the underground scene and the fall of mallcore fan favorites. I have much more interesting stories to tell you in the upcoming weeks, a guest writer or two, and possible ABME expansion news. The blackened elitist grip of death forever grows bigger, longer, blacker.
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Wow, this is like finding a bag of weed that you forgot about and it gets you high as fuck. TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!
- July 16, 2011 at 2:07 AM
Pure Gold, rest easy now - you have made my drunken night.
- July 16, 2011 at 2:27 AM
Now this, this is exactly why I follow your blog... This is one for the books.
- July 16, 2011 at 3:00 AM
Black Anvil is KVLT. PISS OFF SUCK MY DICK MOTHER FUCKER!
- July 16, 2011 at 3:06 AM
I am here guys, just in case you wanted to know. Everyone who bashed me on Metal Sucks, That's Not Metal and here are PHONY!!! The ABMpE (yeah he is not real, and I made that term up herp derp!) is nothing but a FAKE!! Yep, just in case you thought he was real which I am sure is ALL of you. You will never understand me because I am the only REAL elitist. Ok, before you start making fun of me just know... YOU will never understand me. Ok time to go use a bunch of other name to prove my point! More of my cock cum soon.
- July 16, 2011 at 3:41 AM
holy shit, this is the fucking BEST!!!!!! I was the one who emailed about Dark Funeral!
- July 16, 2011 at 4:29 AM
Off the chart mate! The mallcore fuzz will hound you forever, but you will always have chaps like me on your side!!
- July 16, 2011 at 4:49 AM
Probably one of the most god-honest reviews of black metal news I have read in some time. No corporate labels breathing down your back I see. I admire your humorous insight as well.
- July 16, 2011 at 5:16 AM
You talk shit about Dark Funeral, but you listen to some as generic and boring as Craft?
- July 16, 2011 at 1:27 PM
"You talk shit about Dark Funeral, but you listen to some as generic and boring as Craft?"
Please tell me you are not defending something as retarded as Dark Funeral... Craft in my opinion is one of the greatest misunderstood Swedish black metal bands. Often times wrongly tagged as "Darkthrone clones" they feature way more depth and atmosphere than any of the early DT albums.
Sorry you cannot sit through an entire Craft album because you have ADD
- July 16, 2011 at 2:24 PM
HELLLOOOOOO???? Doesn't anyone care what I have to say??? I am the REAL NSBM supporting guy from the last comment section!
- July 16, 2011 at 2:35 PM
Wow... a lot of trendy shit going on in the black metal scene lately... Obviously its summer time.
- July 16, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- July 16, 2011 at 7:08 PM
Black Metal ist doden
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- July 20, 2011 at 4:33 AM
"Bloggers" are faggots.
- July 23, 2011 at 1:48 AM
"Bloggers" are faggots." - EE (who writes a blog for a shitty Metal Sucks/Injection knock off page. Nice try buddy. Jokes on YOU ;)
- July 23, 2011 at 2:06 AM
RE: Immortal to play the same bill as 50 cent - I'm not finding this as surprising as I probably should, probably because I lost whatever respect I had for Immortal long ago after Abbath "Doom Occulta" (...) revealed to the world how deep into the utters of idiocy he is. Frankly they belong on the fucking bill.
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Art lovers, design mavens and fanboys of all genders will converge on Stockbridge, Mass., over the next few months because Heroes & Villains: The Comic Book Art of Alex Ross is going to be up at the Norman Rockwell Museum.
Ross, who drew his first Spider-Man at age 4, grew up to work for the twin behemoths of the comics world (DC and Marvel). His strikingly photorealistic work has earned him a place among the greatest of today's comic-book artists. This exhibit will include more than "130 paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures from Ross' personal collection."
In 2009, a critic for the Onion AV Club wrote that Ross' work had "a Norman-Rockwell-meets-George-Pérez vibe." So, what better place to showcase his work?
Heroes & Villains: The Comic Book Art of Alex Ross opens Saturday (Nov. 10) at the Norman Rockwell Museum (9 Glendale Ave., Stockbridge, Mass.) and will be on view through Feb. 24. For more info, call (413) 298-4100.


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Hibernian: Kevin Thomson free to leave Easter Road
Kevin Thomson has been told by Hibernian that he can leave the club.
The 29-year-old midfielder is under contract with the Easter Road side until the summer.
He rejoined Hibs, his first team, in March and played the remainder of last season for free before signing a deal for this season.
However, he has been used sparingly since Terry Butcher took over from Pat Fenlon as manager of the Scottish Premiership side.
Thomson, capped three times by Scotland, left Hibs to join Rangers in 2007 and won two league titles and three domestic cups before moving on to Middlesbrough in 2010.
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Yorklyn facts and figures
Size: Approximately 3 square miles along the Red Clay Creek between Hockessin and Centerville.
Population: 586 people live in a group of 30 census blocks in the Yorklyn area, according to the 2000 Census.
Industry: Vulcanized (hardened) paper products created by NVF Company in Yorklyn. NVF is the only U.S. manufacturer of vulcanized fiber, which is used in such things as furniture and veneers.
Maximum Elevation: 177 feet
Real estate: A mix of renovated historic homes and newer construction.
Median home value: $303,600
Most popular event: The 18th Annual Center for the Creative Arts Antiques Fair this weekend.
Claim to fame: Yorklyn is best known for the W. E. Garrett & Sons Snuff produced on the banks of the Red Clay Creek.
When heiress Henrietta Edwardina Schaefer Garrett died in Philadelphia without a will in 1930, a fight for her fortune ensued involving more than 26,000 claimants from around the world. The fight was documented in major newspapers and magazines and in a book "The Garrett Snuff Fortune" by C.A. Weslager.
Books about Yorklyn: "The Garrett Snuff Fortune," by C. A. Weslager; "Hockessin: A Pictorial History," by Joseph R. Lake Jr.: "A Hockessin Diary," by Nancy C. Sawin,
You haven't been to Yorklyn until you've …
• Stopped in the post office and said "hello" to postmistress Susan Krewatch and Matilda, the post office cat.
• Popped over to the gallery next door to the post office where Carolynn Roberts this month is featuring an exhibit by local abstract painter Wes Memger.
• Strolled the former Garrett Snuff Mills, now converted into shops and businesses such as the Internet company Magpage.
• Driven past the 19th-century Marshall mansion atop a hill on Creek Road, heading north into Pennsylvania, and the Marshall Brothers paper mills, now owned by NVF Co. on Benge Road.
If you'd like a peek inside the mansion, keep an eye out for local organizations' fund-raisers sometimes held on the estate.
• Taken an art class at the Center for the Creative Arts on Snuff Mill Row.
• Taken a train ride through town on the Wilmington & Western Railroad.
The town of Yorklyn grew from industrial roots fed by the power of the Red Clay Creek.
Once renowned for the snuff the Garrett family produced after the Revolutionary War, the town is an eclectic mix of industry, history, rural living and art.
A ride up the dipping and winding Creek Road (Del. 82) gives visitors a view of Yorklyn's past. The tree-lined creek, which hugs the road, powered gristmills as early as 1730.
The Garrett family traded grain for snuff in 1782. Paper mills later joined the snuff mills. Those mills grew to become the NVF Co ., which still produces hardened paper products.
The town's industrial air is softened by artistic touches.
Art students pass the NVF plant daily on their way to classes at the Center for the Creative Arts, whose home for 21 years has been the former Yorklyn Elementary School.
The artistic streak recently spread to the renovated snuff mills and the historic buildings on Yorklyn Road, where artistically minded entrepreneurs have set up shop.
"A lot of people who live out here have a sensibility about art," said Carolynn Roberts, who runs a gallery and frame shop in a former general store next to the Yorklyn post office.
The post office is the heart of this town of about 586 residents, which covers perhaps 3 square miles on either side of Yorklyn Road.
Three hundred Yorklyn residents and businesses collect their daily mail here as they exchange pleasantries with postmistress Susan Krewatch and Matilda, the feral cat who has made the post office her home.
"It's a typical meeting-place kind of thing," says Krewatch after gossiping with one customer about Matilda and helping another figure out the cheapest way to send oyster stew to his aunt in California. "People come in and stay and talk."
The art trend
The Center for the Creative Arts started the artsy trend in 1979 when art teacher and mom Marilyn Proctor dreamed up the art school as a use for the former Yorklyn Elementary School, which was emptied during the desegregation of New Castle County schools in the 1970s.
"I wanted something where people could participate in and enjoy the arts at a level that wasn't threatening," Proctor says.
Since 1981 the school has been offering art classes to adults and children from the surrounding area.
Today it serves between 2,000 and 2,500 people a year and is looking to expand. Recent plans to move the center out of Yorklyn were scrapped, and now the center's executive director, Donald Pruden, said the board is trying to determine how it can improve the school, built in 1932.
"To reinvest in Yorklyn is great for the community and great for us," says art center board member and longtime Yorklyn resident Boyd Sorenson.
The historic trend
Yorklyn is dotted with historic structures.
In a historic farmhouse once occupied by the Gregg family, which ran the town's general store, is the hip typeface design company House Industries.
Down the road, property owner Dan C. Lickle has filled the 100-year-old red brick snuff mills with flooring and tile businesses and a boutique selling Japanese antiques.
And there is the Victorian stone mansion built in 1897 for the Marshall family atop a hill in Yorklyn's Auburn Heights historic district – one of three historic districts in the tiny town.
Thomas Marshall, 78, lives there now with his wife, Ruth. His great-grandfather turned a Yorklyn gristmill into a paper mill back in the late 1800s. That mill – visible through the lace curtains of his parlor window – would later become NVF.
Marshall's grandfather modeled the 20-room house after one that once stood on Wilmington's Pennsylvania Avenue, near the Westminster Presbyterian Church.
To step inside is to step back more than 100 years. The furniture is a collection of antiques the Marshall family acquired during the 105 years they've lived in the home. The polished oak woodwork and tall lace- and velvet-covered windows bespeak an era where parlor sitting was a major form of recreation.
But the Marshall family had other pursuits. Marshall's father, T. Clarence Marshall, was a railroad and steam engine enthusiast who built child-sized train cars and a track around his property, which his son occasionally opens for fund-raisers for such organizations as Preservation Delaware and the Lions Eye Bank of Delaware Valley. The Marshall family also acquired a large collection of Stanley Steamer automobiles dating from 1902 to 1922.
"This car just turned 100, so I'm going to use it this year," says Marshall, of the 1902 Stanley four-passenger runabout.
Another historic mansion – the empty Garrett Mansion built for the Garrett family in 1850 – sits up the hill from the family's red-brick snuff mills on Yorklyn Road. Next door, Brian and Linda Woodcock are restoring an 1898 home built for the mill supervisor.
"Yorklyn is a little microcosm of history," says Brian Woodcock, "with the mills, the mill houses and the railroad."
The Woodcocks, who at one time owned an entire freight train, provided a steam engine to be used by the Wilmington & Western Railroad, now a tourist attraction. In the 1870s, the railroad once carted people and freight between Yorklyn and Wilmington and beyond, which was vital to the town's milling business.
Brian Woodcock says he hopes someday the entire 10.2-mile stretch of land along the railroad tracks from the Wilsmere Yard, a former B&O yard located in Elsmere just west of Wilmington, to Valley Road in Hockessin will be designated as parkland and protected from development.
Worries about the future
Several residents say they are concerned about flooding and development in Yorklyn.
The future of the NVF plant, which owns several hundred acres of land in town and employs approximately 600 people, has them particularly concerned.
Victor Posner, the owner of the private company, which emerged from bankruptcy in the mid-'90s, died Feb. 11. The company's future is tied to what happens with Posner's will, which is now working its way through probate court, according to the company's executive vice president Bill Campbell.
Campbell describes the Yorklyn plant – one of five the company owns and the only U.S. producer of vulcanized fiber – as "marginally profitable."
Neighbors consider the plant a vital part of town, and several said they are pleased with the way the company has been working with the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up zinc contamination in a portion of the plant.
"NVF, probably more in the past than the present, was the hub of Yorklyn," says James Jordan, the plant's environmental manager, a member of the fourth generation of his family to work at the plant.
"Most people who lived in Yorklyn worked at NVF."
Jordan says he's now committed to cleaning up the environment in this town, where he's raising his two children in a 130-year-old former mill worker's home on Lower Snuff Mill Row.
"My playground was the Red Clay Creek," says Jordan, who is heading the 14th annual Red Clay Valley Clean Up on March 23. "When you enjoy something, you try to be a good steward of that."
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- similar to the popular 'Me Box/Bag' - students could introduce themselves this way in the beginning of the year... due to the vast amount of time it could take to do this (and lack of available computers at once), we thought it would be neat to feature one or two students per day for the first twenty days or so of school. If you were working with primary children, you could hold him or her in from lunch (2 treats in one day: lunch with you and work on the project) or you could set up a calendar letting parents know ahead of time when their child's day to present would be so that they could assist at home and also join the class for the special day. For older students, they could work on the project independently and present to their small group (having four or five groups as teams each presenting to each other to save on time and building a stronger community within that small network of kids).
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I especially liked that students have many options of which form of media to include for each cube within their box: images, text, sound, videos, files, and links. They can even upload their own audio files! How great to have them as the expert guide through their Museum Box -- to differentiate the activity, students could write a formal piece to podcast their work. Others could select from a gallery of preloaded sound effects. I can't wait to try this with my class! I'd love to hear your ideas, especially if you've tried this before. If you haven't but have an inspired idea, please leave a comment below and share with others.


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