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I forgot to mention anything about that type of 'shortening' tho I meant to & was dearly hoping that's not what she meant - perhaps why I forgot to mention... But it seems from the pic rocky has just sent, the farrier didn't touch the sole, only 'rolled' the wall, much as I was trying to explain, which is great. I don't get why he felt he couldn't do it without shoes tho.
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Some schools are known for how their students work in the classroom -- others for how they play on the field. As part of their 10 for '10 college rankings, Unigo surveyed 30,000 college students and found the schools where sports triumph, both for those on the team and otherwise. Below are the top ten campuses where time stops for Saturday's (or Monday's or Tuesday's) game. One thing to note as you're clicking through: the schools are listed in alphabetical order.
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The University of Alabama is all about football. "If you absolutely abhor football, you might want to hide between the months of September and December … when Tuscaloosa becomes overrun with tailgaters, and high-pitched shouts of 'roll tide' constantly fill the air. School spirit, meet overdrive … it is hard to resist joining in with the other 92,000 people singing the fight song whenever our team scores a touchdown," one student says. Another tells it like it is: "There is so much school pride here around sports, even an out-of-state kid like myself (who had no UA affiliation before college) becomes a raving lunatic when football season rolls around. Students can literally walk up to a random person's tent on the quad and sit with them and watch the game. I met one of my best friends randomly at a home football game because we got so excited towards the end of the game that we were jumping up and down and hugging each other. Being a die-hard Crimson Tide fan is honestly one of the most exhilarating experiences I've ever had in my life."
At UCLA, athletic events are king. One student explains: "Football and basketball games are always huge hits." Another student reports: "it is definitely true that we are all sports obsessed…athletic events are the most popular events on campus, bar none." And it helps to have an enemy right next door: "You have to check out 'Beat USC' week, when we have the football game against USC and there are events all weekend to support our school and to show school pride." As a final student notes, "I can definitely tell you, UCLA loves its athletics." We'll say.
The University of Florida–Gainesville is home to two remarkable sports programs -- so remarkable that the decibel levels they regularly inspire from students and fans is a point of pride: "93,000 people fill the stadium for every football home game in the fall, and they make enough noise you can hear it all the way across campus. Basketball isn't any different. Even in bad years, the arena is one of the loudest buildings you will ever set foot in in your life." Everyone -- and that means everyone -- is a Gators fan: "Professors and students alike love this school, and love the sports teams like no other. You will never forget any of the (up to) 28 Saturdays you'll spend watching football at the Swamp." As one student concludes: "Sports at UF are life. The Gators dominate, they are amazing, and they have three national titles to prove it. Go Gators!"
The sometimes-sleepy town of Athens, GA springs to life for the Georgia Bulldogs football team. "This is one school that is positively obsessed with football. More than 90,000 fans flock to Athens every single Saturday in the fall," one student reports. Think football isn't your thing? That might quickly change at UGA. Everyone is susceptible to the sport's lure: "Football is just HUGE here. There is nothing like a fall Saturday where there is a football game. Even if you are not a football fan, you will fall in love." And if you need further proof, another student adds: "My ultimate favorite thing about UGA is football season, it is my favorite time of the year. I always wanted to go to a bigger, Southern state school, and I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed every aspect that comes along with that."
At Louisiana State University, football serves as a sort of regional religion. Sports are so ingrained in the LSU culture that "many people say LSU stands for 'Louisiana Sports University.'" One sophomore attests to this passion: "The Florida football game this year made me cry. I walked away from the stadium (after being there for 6 1/2 hours) without a voice from cheering." In 2007, the Tigers took home the BCS National Championship for the second time in four years, so it's no wonder the LSU community has so much Tiger pride -– and undergrads love the game-day culture that dominates campus life every fall. "There is nothing better than spending the day tailgating with 100,000 of your closest friends, followed by a Saturday night in Death Valley for a Tiger football game," remarks one sophomore. Sports life is simply inescapable here: "Baton Rouge is definitely a college town and life centers on sports, drinking while watching sports and tradition. No matter where you look, whether it is on stores' signs, banners, T-shirts, advertisements, etc., there is a huge display of athletic and school pride."
The University of Michigan Wolverines are a Big Ten powerhouse, with 11 national titles to their name. As such, it's no surprise that their stadium, called the "Big House," draws "2/3 of the student body" to every Saturday home game. "The fall in Michigan is amazing!" explains a sophomore. "You'll never forget your first football Saturday ... Even if you're not a huge football fan the spirit is unreal! Everyone is decked out in maize and blue -- I would definitely say there is a lot of school pride," another says. Other students report that "Michigan fans are very energetic" and "everyone from the overweight tuba player in the band to the drunken frat boy cheers their hearts out. [The game] unites everyone." This isn't to say football is the only game in town –- "at U. Mich, hockey and men's basketball also have their fair share of fans," another student says. Overall, if you're a college sports junkie, Michigan may be the place for you.
While many of the schools on this list are football havens, UNC-Chapel Hill shines most brightly when it comes to a different sport, as one student explains: "UNC is all about basketball. Tickets are hard to get. The entire town is consumed with our basketball teams, with (peaceful) riots on Franklin Street after our big victories. The UNC-Duke rivalry is arguably the most intense rivalry in the nation, and watching the game anywhere in Chapel Hill is an incredible experience." Another explains: "Carolina basketball is to live for! It is amazing to get to go to the games for free as a student (or, for the fee your parents pay…)" While "all athletic events are wildly popular on campus," and "intramural sports also get some love," when it comes down to it, "at UNC, basketball reigns supreme."
Notre Dame is a football mecca. "For most students, whether you grew up with it or not, Notre Dame = Football," writes a junior business major. The season consumes campus -- and South Bend, IN, where the school is located. One student says: "In fall, football is all you do on the weekends. Win or lose, there will be a massive party to celebrate (or drown your sorrows) every Saturday night." Another says: "Notre Dame is not in a college town, but even the town comes alive for football games." Non-athletes are scarce: "Because sports are so big here, almost all of the students who are attracted tot his school are athletes themselves, or at least interested in one kind of sport or another." And be warned if you're pigskin-averse: "Mostly, it's about football. If you don't like football, at Notre Dame, you'll learn to love it. Or you'll be shunned. One or the other."
At Ohio State, liking the football team is more or less part of being a good student. As one student says, "How can you come to Ohio State and not be a fan of our football team, the Buckeyes? I bet there are a lot of people who came here just for the Buckeyes, shallow as that is. But look at the bigger picture — people come here because they want to be known as Buckeyes, they want to be known as being part of the school with the best damn band and the best damn football team in the land." Another adds: "Football season here has students pouring themselves into all kinds of football traditions. Everything from jumping in Mirror Lake to yelling 'O-H! I-O!" at each other around campus." Another student tells it like it is: "Academics are sorta secondary at OSU. They come after sports." But in the end, everyone can find common ground. "Even if you aren't a sports fan, chances are you will still enjoy a great game of Buckeye football at OSU."
Sports culture dominates the social scene at UT-Austin, especially during football season. Football games are always sold out, packed full with students and alums (who tend to continue to support the Longhorns in large numbers long after graduation.) "Much of campus life revolves around the events of the Longhorn football team. From tailgating to road trips to national championships, UT football unites the entire student body," writes an alumna. "Home football games are especially crowded –- they facilitate much of UT's social atmosphere. There's a lot of school spirit that comes from sports. This is even truer when it comes to games against neighboring Texas schools, not to mention the University of Oklahoma," another says. The sports scene also contributes to student sanity. "The best thing about UT is the sporting events. Without having them as a release, I probably would have gone crazy."
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I have seen photos of a number of these lenses and the serial numbers all seem to start 11000. Mine is 11020 - maybe that means it's the 20th one made? What is the serial number on yours?
The Serial number on my 37mm is 10619, so I don't think yours was the 20th one made, unfortunately :-)
Fantastic lens. Top of the morning!
" A loving and caring heart is the beginning of all knowledge " ~ Thomas Carlyle ~
Two recent-ish prints from this lens (12x16in), in both cases trying very hard to conceal the fish-eye distortion. The more I use this lens, the more I realise how extremely "natural" this kind of distortion is, even for interiour architecture. In many ways, I prefer this to the stretched corners of an ultra-ultra-wide (think 110º or more) rectilinear lens.
(Mamiya RB67, Sekor-C 37mm, Ilford Pan F at ISO32)
(Mamiya RB67, Sekor-C 37mm, Ilford Pan F at ISO32)
I'll give an arm and a leg for that lens.
The real question, Jeff, is *whose* "arm and a leg for that lens"? ;-)
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The real question, Jeff, is *whose* "arm and a leg for that lens"? ;-)
I know what you mean, I don't really care I just love to have that lens!
anyone compared it to Pentax67 35mm fisheye?
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anyone compared it to Pentax67 35mm fisheye?
I'd venture a guess that very few will be lucky to own more than 6x7cm fisheye :-)
The focal length difference is interesting: The Mamiya RB67 is actually an 8x8cm camera, and all the RB lenses cover (at least) this format. This is probably why they went with a slightly longer focal length (37mm) for the 180-degree fisheye in this format, possibly allowing a bit of corner clipping if you're one of the few people shooting 6x8cm in an RB67.
I'd love to participate in a comparative test - who has a Pentax 35mm? And unfortunately I'm in South Africa :-(
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A filter needs to be used at all times or the lens won't quite focus to infinity.
I don't understand this. Could you explain it?
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Originally Posted by Steve Smith
I don't understand this. Could you explain it?
If I may jump in here - as you probably know, the filters for the 37mm screw in at the rear of the lens (impossible to have flat filters in front of a fisheye lens). See attached lens diagram.
As far as I understand, the optical design of the lens was calculated to take into account the presence of a flat element at the rear (the filter), and if this is not present, it slightly changes the paths of the rays as they travel through the lens, causing them to converge at a slightly different point (in front of the film surface), hence the impossibility of achieving infinity focus. I do believe it's very slight, though (never bothered to waste a frame of 6x7cm film to see the effect) - almost looks in focus through the viewfinder.


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[quote]Apple is sending notices to several developers asking them to remove or rename Apps that have 'Memory' in their titles. The notices are coming at the request of German company Ravensburger, which claims to hold trademark for the word in several European countries, where it sells a very popular board game simply titled "Memory."[/quote] [url=http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/181499/Memory_board_game_trademark_threatens_several_iOS_games.php]Source: Gamasutra[/url] This is yet another [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGtnC5tFeLE]dramatic judge moment[/url].
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Tottenham had "a bad day" against Arsenal on Sunday but have the mental strength to bounce back starting with Manchester United's visit this weekend, Rafael van der Vaart believes.
Van der Vaart expressed confidence on Monday that Spurs' can draw a line under the 5-2 loss - his side's biggest defeat against their north London rivals since 1978 - and secure a coveted third place finish for the first time in 17 years. "This is football and we had a bad day, that's all, it's just a game and we lost," said the Dutch international, who watched Tottenham throw away a two-goal lead at the Emirates to go in level at half-time before coming off the bench during the interval.
"For the fans and for us as players, losing against Arsenal always hurts - but we are still third," he said. "We're still seven points ahead so we're not worried." It won't be difficult to lift ourselves. Do we have the mental strength to put this behind us? Of course.
"Now we have a big week coming up against Manchester United," he went on. "It's always difficult after the international break, but the confidence is there and we showed in the first half that we are still a top team. Manchester United are a strong team and always difficult to beat but we're playing at home and we always play well at home."
Tottenham's only defeat at White Hart Lane came in August, when City crushed them 5-1. Spurs were beset by on and off-field problems at that time and immediately bounced back to win ten of their next 11 league games, roaring right back into the title race.
Van der Vaart admitted Sunday's collapse may have been the final nail in the coffin for their challenge. "Of course, you always hope but Manchester City are winning their games so easily, especially now we have lost, so maybe the title is over," he said. "Third is our main goal now and I'm really confident we can finish there."
Goalkeeper Brad Friedel admitted Tottenham got what they deserved against Arsenal. Friedel told his club's official website: "Arsenal, no matter what kind of form they are in, have some good footballers. We gave them way too much time and space.
"It was the snowball effect. We couldn't stop it," he added. "We were trying to communicate things on the pitch but it was one of those games, a very uncharacteristic performance from us. We have to hope it's a one-off, rip it up and move on to United."


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takusan no mono moratta ne
sora no iro utsushite hikaru aoi houseki ya
koinu-tachi hanemawaru hiroi niwa ja nai
motto motto daiji na mono wo
The many things I've received
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boku-tachi wa aruite yuku yo
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kataguruma shite moratta ne
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kitto kitto aru hazu dakara
Where you gave me a piggy back ride
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Inquisitor 3
Orisons, Spells, Judgment, Destructive Smite, Alter Self
Neutral Good
Common, Infernal
Soldier, Inquisitor
AC 16, touch 11, flat-footed 15. . (+1 Dex, +5 armor) (18 AC, 13 T, 17 FF w/ Shield of Faith)
HP 24 (3d8+6)
Fort +6, Ref +3, Will +6
Resist 5 Cold, 5 Electricity, 5 Fire
Speed 20 ft. (Medium Armor)
Melee Bastard Sword +6 (2H) (1d10+6/19-20/x2)
. . Bastard Sword +5 (2H) (1d10+9/19-20/x2)
. . Morningstar +6 (1H) (1d8+4/20/x2)
. . Morningstar +5 (1H) (1d8+6/20/x2)
. . Morningstar +6 (2H) (1d8+6/20/x2)
. . Morningstar +5 (2H) (1d8+9/20/x2)
Ranged Sling +2 (1d4+4/20/x2)
Special Abilities Judgment of Destruction +2 (+2 damage)
. . Judgment of Justice +2 (+2 to hit)
. . Detect Alignment (can use Detect Evil, Good, Law or Chaos at will)
. . Lookout (can act in the surprise round if an adjacent ally can)
Str 18, Dex 12, Con 14, Int 10, Wis 16, Cha 6
Base Atk +2; CMB +6; CMD 17
Feats Intimidating Prowess, Power Attack, Lookout (Inquisitor)
Traits Rostlander (+1 Fort), Deft Dodger (+1 Reflex)
Skills Intimidate 3 ranks (+12), Sense Motive 3 ranks (+10), Perception 3 ranks (+9), Climb 1 rank (+4), Knowledge (Arcana) 1 rank (+4), Knowledge (Nature) 1 rank (+4), Knowledge (Planes) 1 rank (+4), Knowledge (Religion) 1 rank (+4), Spellcraft 1 rank (+4), Swim 1 rank (+4), Knowledge (Local) 1 rank (+1), Stealth 1 rank (+1)
Languages Common, Infernal
Combat Gear -; Other Gear 25gp 7sp 2cp, bastard sword, morningstar, sling, sling bullet (20), scale armor, adventurer's outfit, hooded red leather coat, backpack, bedroll, winter blanket, candle (5), flint and steel, belt pouch, silk rope (50 ft.), torch (5), silver holy symbol of Ragathiel, 4 days trail rations, waterskin, Hhuristalax's scale
Favored Class: Inquisitor (+1/2 Intimidate and Knowledge to identify creatures)
Tiefling Racial Traits (Oni-Spawn variant heritage, Prehensile Tail variant trait)
Alter Self (Sp) (1/day)
Domain (Rage Subdomain)Destructive Smite (6/day)
Judgment (Su) (1/day)
Monster Lore (Ex)
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Inquisitor (CL 3, Concentration +6)
0- [DC13] acid splash, create water, detect magic, guidance, light, read magic
1- [DC14] 4/day cure light wounds, expeditious retreat, remove fear shield of faith
Temerith was twenty-two when he first began to travel away from the farm to attempt to find others of his kind, for companionship that he has so long been denied. It was a few months after this first voyage into the cities of Brevoy when he stumbled upon a traveling tiefling paladin of Ragathiel. Astonished at the way the horned man held himself with grace and poise, even while being glared at, shouted at and snubbed by others, Temerith approached the man and begged to know his secret. "I am a Knight of the Lord of Chivalry," the other man had said, "The words of those I protect, the jeers of those I fight, the hatreds of those I stand for and against mean little to me. Even my Lord, Ragathiel himself, was of a union of flame and evil, but he rose to guard the first level of Heaven. I, too, may have a demon in my bloodline, but I am the sword of all that is good and just. I stand before you not as a demonspawn, but as a faithful paladin of Ragathiel."
So moved by the paladin's words, Temerith began to correspond with the older tiefling, and began practicing with a rusty bastard sword his father bought for him. Receiving a series of parchments containing the tenets of faith for Ragathiel's faithful, the still-young tiefling became a devout follower quickly, even though it did not sit well with his not-specifically-religious parents. He spent the next few years training with the blade and attempting to reach a better understanding of his faith, and his existence. However, when he was twenty-eight, bandits attacked his family's farm while he was away on one of his voyages. Murdering both of his parents, slaughtering all their livestock and stealing any produce they could carry, the bandits left nearly nothing of the home Temerith had ventured from. Returning to smoke, decay and desolation, the tiefling was overcome with righteous anger, his screams and roars rending the night. In this moment of rage, Temerith swore vengeance upon those who had slain his family and destroyed his home. Returning to the battered farmhouse, the man gathered all the belongings that still remained, finding a pristine red leather coat hidden away. Wrapping himself in it, he fell into fitful dreams.
On that night, Temerith met the empyreal lord of Vengeance and Duty, Ragathiel, in a dream. Told that if he wished for the strength to carry out his vengeance, he would be welcomed into Ragathiel's service. Swearing himself to the empyreal lord's service on the spot, the young tiefling woke in a cold sweat, knowledge of the location an unofficial temple of Ragathiel clear and fresh in his mind. Stuffing all the belongings he had salvaged from the husk of former home into a backpack, he set out to the small church clad in his father's coat. There Temerith became an Inquisitor, working to mete out vengeance and do battle in Ragathiel's name. Now, over forty years since entering the employ of the church of Honor and Chivalry, Temerith is one of their best and most experienced soldiers, wielding both blade and magic to do what must be done. With the call of Brevic society demanding heroes to conquer and settle the Stolen Lands, the Inquisitor travels forth to do his deity's will, and possibly earn the regard of those who still see him as nothing but the child of Hell.
In his years of service, he has spent some time trying to figure out the identities of the bandits who killed his parents. Several years ago, he came across the name of a group who preyed upon people around where his family's farm was located. They were called "The Black Stags" and wore black leather helms with face guards resembling that of a stag. They seem to have been a short-lived gang, however, as only a few of the older locals had even heard the name.
In addition to his religions duties, Temerith has heard rumors of a powerful bandit chief in the Stolen Lands also using stag imagery. Simply coincidence, or something more? Either way, Temerith accepted the Charter, and was asked to journey to Restov to meet his contact, Sandra Allemede.
Sandra informed him that another group left for the area a week ago, but new information indicates the bandits are even more active than originally thought. He is to accompany three other individuals to Oleg's Trading Post and provide whatever aid is required to pacify the area.
Temerith is rarely to be found without his hooded red leather coat, usually worn over a simple cured leather adventurer's outfit. When clad for battle, he wears the coat over his armor. Except for in the grip of combat or when attempting to interrogate others, the hood is usually pulled up in an attempt to cover his horns, hair and eyes.
Portrait of Temerith.
Temerith is exceedingly blunt and has problems associating with others. Though he has the best intentions, his highly monstrous features and lack of positive experience with social situations prevent him from interacting well with others, especially in public situations.
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Stephanym 8 years
you can buy discount designer duds on E-bay or at designer consignment store so having more money doen't mean youll be able to buy better things...maybe if you have money you'll be able to buy it sooner. It's just like people have been saying it's not what you have it's how you work it.
mizlynz 8 years
It's all about finding out what works best on you and finding your own personal style! You don't have to spend thousands of dollars to get a nice wardrobe!
juiceylucey08 8 years
It comes from within.
rubiesymusica 8 years
it is about having the eye to combine items and self-confidence when wearing them, which can not be bought unless you rent a stylist. :)
evita 8 years
style is either something you have or you don't, if you do have a passion for style (because some people don't and clothing and accessories really don't matter much to them) you can 'make it work' no matter the size of your bank account! ;)
Kkkkkkkkkkk 8 years
Right there with you Nyara, if style could be bought Victoria Beckam would look good.
Wicked 8 years
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reeveske 8 years
You dont need $$ to have style-but Ill give you that it's easier to achieve. but look at Britney and Dolly Parton-they have tons of money and no style. This quote sums it up to be: "Style" is individuality mixed with charisma. Fashion is something that comes after style. -John Fairchild
fablavishlife 8 years
Yes, it can buy you a stylist who can help improve your style.
krob 8 years
GOD NO!! Money doesn't buy class and it SURELY doesn't buy style.
leeluvfashion 8 years
Other: Yes and No. Yes because when you have money then you can afford the quality. No since I've seen women have tons of money and they still dress horribly. I believe style comes from within and knowing how to dress yourself; if you have the knowledge and taste it doesn't matter where you shop, you will dress nicely.
Lili_c 8 years
Yes for people that 'buy' stylists LOL.. But only a true fashionista is 'Instyle' ;p
jen22 8 years
I think its a little of both. But I really think its all about confidence and just feeling good in what you wear. :)
BKNYGal 8 years
Hmph, I've been known to hook up some fabulous fits on a budget. But, I would love to have enough money to buy a couple of unique items that cost MOOLA!
gruaig_rua 8 years
No. Just look at Britney....
TheMissus 8 years
Having money TOTALLY DOES NOT equal style. Look at DOnald Trump! He has a ton of money... And also the most TACKIEST taste. Having money does mean you can afford a stylist... But, when it comes to true style, you either have it or you don't.
mommie 8 years
I actually think you can do both. If you have money you can really buy high end style but if your creative than you can do it on a budget.
breye 8 years
I think you can buy fashionable pieces, but style isn't something that can be bought. Sure, someone can style you, but you have to have the interest and the right eye to be able to style yourself.
jaeshizzle 8 years
I don't think money can buy style. Style is using what you have or bought to reflect who you are. It doesn't matter if its vintage, from a bargain store or high end, its how you rock it that matters!
Amethyst 8 years
I've seen plenty of people who try to BUY style by purchasing whatever the "it" item of the season is. Style is not something you can buy, by copying an outfit from a magazine or a website. People can have style from shopping at budget stores. Style is about how you create outfits from what you own and the confidence you have when wearing them. Style can NOT be bought. That would be called: "copying" and not "style".
kersalli 8 years
I'm inclined to say that money helps but I think a true fashion-savy person could put together an outfit out of nothing. It's a catch 22: you don't have to spend money to look great BUT you can also look great if you spend a lot of money.
CamillaCat 8 years
Money defintely helps, but you also have to know how to use it
partysugar 8 years
Sure if I had tons of money I would wear more designer pieces, but I think I have plenty of style now!
Ikandy 8 years
Theres now way money can buy style...Its something that your born with. Its all about how u wear it, not what. Its should look effortless. I hate when outfits look too put together... Its sad that stars always depend on their stylist, they dont know whats hot...shame.


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The sights to see across Florida's Adventures in Paradise's 36-acre wildlife refuge are innumerable. Look up and you'll spot colorful Floridian birds; glance down, and you can find all manner of turtles as they glide in and out of nine spring-fed ponds. The former gator farm (which still houses a few small gators) is home to winding nature trails, fully-stocked fishing ponds, and an ever-growing petting farm. Here, guests can interact with baby ducks, baby pigs, a miniature pony, mini alpaca, and other wonderful animals.
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Woods' Weekly is written by Superintendent Brian T. Woods and is sent to Northside ISD staff every Monday to keep them updated on local and state education issues.
|November 16, 2015
Good morning. You may have heard of Jon Gordon. He is a consultant and author of many books including the popular Energy Bus. Several folks sent me a post where he quotes Angela Duckworth's research on grit. He says that the research, "…demonstrates that the key predictor of success is not talent, title, wealth, or good looks. It is Grit: the ability to work hard for a long period of time toward a focused goal and keep moving forward in spite of challenges, obstacles and failures."
I know most of you have seen that before. However, Gordon goes on to comment on Duckworth's view that Grit is about long term goals and the metaphor of "a marathon and not a sprint." Gordon says, "I would add that it's actually a marathon and a series of sprints combined with a boxing match. You are not just running but getting hit along the way. Grit keeps you moving forward through the sting of rejection, pain of failure and struggle with adversity. When life knocks you down you may want to stay down and give up but Grit won't let you quit." This is the part I particularly enjoy. We are all in the position we are because of some measure of grit. All of us have had experiences where we felt knocked down and yet we got up and kept pushing. We need to create this same grit in our students as we know they will have similar experiences.
Last Saturday, Carnahan held its annual Trees for Veterans Arbor Day event with education for parents and students on the importance of planting trees native to our area. Carnahan is led in this regard by science facilitator extraordinaire Kent Page and by namesake Peggy Carnahan. Both have incredible passion for science education and are widely recognized as leaders in this field. Both have worked hard to expand the reach of project ACORN that now exists at many NISD campuses.
Last Wednesday, Veterans Day, thousands of
students and staff honored our nation's and Northside's veterans. Classroom lessons and school wide activities across the District paid tribute to the men and women who served this country and ensured the freedoms we enjoy today. It was my honor to attend several ceremonies. Please take three minutes to watch this partial summary of events: https://youtu.be/ev94VltGO2g
Last week I mentioned that many United Way agencies work directly in our schools. For instance, during the summer of 2015, the San Antonio Food Bank provided more than 300,000 meals and snacks to children. Also, a group that we are closely associated with in Northside, Communities In Schools, provides comprehensive case management partially through United Way contributions. Please consider donating and designating specific organizations that you personally believe in. One of the special things about San Antonio is the sense of community that exists in this very diverse city. Together we can make a difference.
Finally, I want to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving! All of us are so busy and I certainly appreciate a little time to slow down and reconnect with what I am personally thankful for. The other night the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving show was on. I have to admit I have a sentimental place in my heart for the Charlie Brown holiday shows. Toward the end, when it's time for Charlie Brown to understand the real meaning of the holiday, Marcie says to Charlie Brown, "But Thanksgiving is more than eating, Chuck…Those early Pilgrims were thankful for what had happened to them, and we should be thankful, too. We should just be thankful for being together. I think that's what they mean by 'Thanksgiving,' Charlie Brown." Please know that you are on my list of people to be thankful for and I appreciate our 'togetherness' as we do this important work. Thank you for all you do to benefit NISD students.
Have a great week.


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Yes, wwwater- and as Springtrader pointing out previously, that comes from the 'planned milstones' part of the new release, and is something they hope to announce early in 2013. That is very different from suggesting it has already happened, as you appeared to in your post a couple days ago.


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Review: This place used to be one of my favourite finds in Sydney. A vegetarian buffet and an amazing mini cinema where you recline on huuuge cushions. =) Last week I visited it for about the 4th time in two years and though it was still very enjoyable, I thought the buffet seems like it has diminished. The other reviews are correct, it is questionable as far as vegan options go. They have some greasy western staples too; mac n cheese, wedges (probably an option for fussy kids?) But the ambience & vibe is warm & lively, dark red walls & dim lights. It's equally perfect for a group dinner or a date. The service is wonderful too.
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|Encephalartos (en-sef-uh-LAR-tos) (Info)
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
10-12 ft. (3-3.6 m)
12-15 ft. (3.6-4.7 m)
15-20 ft. (4.7-6 m)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
USDA Zone 11: above 4.5 �C (40 �F)
Full Sun
Seed is poisonous if ingested
All parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
Plant has spines or sharp edges; use extreme caution when handling
Grown for foliage
This plant may be considered a protected species; check before digging or gathering seeds
From seed; germinate in vitro in gelatin, agar or other medium
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Carlsbad, California
Thousand Oaks, California
Cape Coral, Florida
Fort Myers, Florida
On Mar 22, 2004, palmbob from Acton, CA (Zone 8b) wrote:
Now this is a big cycad... not so much tall, but leaves up to 12' long and spreading. Hard to find enough room in the yard for more than one of these. Good grower in Southern California and relatively fast for an Encephalartos. Slightly limey green leaves, simple, long leaflets with a terminal spine that isn't too viscious. But there are some weird, sneaky and incredibly sharp spines near the base of the leaflets in an area one doesn not normally encounter spines on a leaf, and if you grab the rachis to pull or even move a leaf, you may discover these spines! Becoming more commonly available in cultivation.