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Offered to students registered with
Fremont Union High School District
in collaboration with De Anza College.
2015-2016 Middle College TImeline
We are no longer taking applications for the 2015-2016 school year.
Please see below for the 2016 Calendar Enrollment Process Details
August 2015 (for accepted Middle College students)
Please check email for updates from Middle College staff or De Anza information.
If you are on a waitlist, check email daily. Failure to respond within 24 hours to De Anza's alert of space in a class will result in spot being given to another student on the wait list.
September 2015 (for accepted Middle College students)
Thursday, September 10, 2015 M-F 12:30-3:30 until Friday, June 24, 2016: All Middle College Junior and Seniors begin Middle College high school classes M-F, except for De Anza holidays and vacations.
Monday, September 21, 2015 all Middle College students begin De Anza academic classes while still attending Middle College 12:30-3:30 M-F
October 2015 (for accepted Middle College students)
Saturday, Oct. 3 : PENDING ADVISOR PERMISSION --Last day to add De Anza quarter-length classes. Add date is enforced.
Sunday, Oct. 4 :PENDING ADVISOR PERMISSION Last day to drop a De Anza class with no record of grade. Drop date is enforced.
October 22: Back-to-School Night, Campus Center 6-7PM
November 2015 (for accepted Middle College students)
Monday, Nov. 9 : Veterans Day Holiday (classes will be held on Nov. 7)
Friday, Nov. 13: PENDING ADVISOR PERMISSION Last day to drop De Anza class with a "W." Withdraw date is enforced.
November 19 at 8AM: Priority Registration for Winter Quarter
Thursday - Sunday, Nov. 26 - 29 : Thanksgiving Holiday Recess (college closed)
December 2015 (for accepted Middle College students)
Tuesday, December 8-Friday December 11: De Anza Fall Quarter Finals (still attend Middle College 12:30-3:30 unless taking a De Anza final)
December 12-January 3, 2016: De Anza/Middle College Winter Break
January 2016
Interested in joining Middle College? Come to the Middle College 2016 Informational meetings on your campus during tutorial/flex time
Fremont: 1/12/2016
Cupertino: 1/19/2016
Monta Vista: 1/21/2016
Lynbrook: 1/22/2016
Homestead: 1/26/2016
February 2016
Students interested in Middle College attend mandatory information session in Conference Rooms A&B in the Hinson Campus Center (student center/cafeteria building) on the De Anza Campus TENTATIVELY scheduled for Thursday, February 11, 2016. Students should arrive at 6:00PM to write an application essay and parents should arrive at 7:00PM in order to be eligible to sign up for applicant interviews in March.
March 2016
March 1: All interested students must submit Online Application, Teacher Evaluation forms (link will be posted at the end of January, 2016)
March 21-26: Middle College staff conducts interviews with qualifying candidates on high school campuses. One parent/guardian must be present
Comments from Graduates
"Middle College is unique, for it has taught me how to learn. It has not only provided me with a supportive community, but also has given me the provisions to be an independent thinker." –Jacqueline, Class of 2014
"Middle College… prepared me both emotionally and intellectually for college life" –Matthew, Class of 2009
"If you're self-directed, mature, and a critical thinker, then Middle College is absolutely the place for you." –Ariana, Class of 2008
"The Middle College program was such an empowering experience. The one-on-one attention and encouragement I received helped me feel confident in myself… not a day goes by that I don't remember how privileged I was to be part of such a supportive community." –Dahlia, Class of 2007
"The stimulating teaching style, use of Socratic seminars, and thought-provoking curriculum of our core classes renewed my love of learning.." –Karen, Class of 2004
Frequently Asked Questions
How many classes can Middle College students take?
All Middle College students must successfully complete at least two three-unit De Anza classes each quarter, and no Middle College student can take more than 16 De Anza units during a quarter. In their first quarter, Middle College students take no more than 11.5 De Anza units.
Do students have to pay to attend Middle College?
Middle College students do not pay De Anza registration fees unless they enroll in more than 11.5 college units, but are responsible for materials fees, transportation and the cost of books and exceeding $65 per quarter. Students taking more than 11.5 De Anza units must pay per-unit fees (currently $31 per unit but subject to increase) for ALL registered college units.
Are there minimum application requirements?
Students must have completed the FUHSD Math graduation requirement (passed both semesters of Algebra I and Geometry) by the end of the spring semester before they enter the program (not summer).
Do students need to be California residents?
Students must reside withing the FUHSD boundary and be enrolled with the district. Non-California residents who live within the FUHSD boundaries may be subject to De Anza out-of-state fees and some international students may not be eligible, depending on visa status – please see this website for more information: De Anza Admissions
Do students have to live within the Fremont Union High School District?
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|The public's ambivalent attitude toward the institution and the children it serves.
|The increased use of the institution as a special resource for special children.
|The change in the rate of children referred to institutions, but the increased severity of the problems presented by the children referred.
|The movement from custody to treatment as the major service offered, and the diversification of treatment approaches.
|The increased professionalization and upgrading of staff, including houseparents, and the increased diversification of institutions.
|The attempt to deinstitutionalize and desegregate the institution, the increasing tendency to involve the parents in the treatment program, and the trend toward partial institutionalization.
|Increasing concern with aftercare programs.
|Continued attempts to find alternatives for institutionalization.
ABBOTT GRACE. The Child and the State, Vol. 2. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1938.
ADLER JACK. The Child Care Worker 1975. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1976.
ALDGATE JANE. "Advantages of Residential Care." Adoption and Fostering, 92, 2 ( 1978), 29-33.
ALLERHAND MELVIN E., et al. Adaptation and Adaptability: The Bellefaire Follow-up Study. New York: Child Welfare League of America, 1966.
ALT HERSCHEL. Residential Treatment of the Disturbed Child. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1960.
ASTRAHAN MYRTLE. "The Five Day Week: An Alternative Model in Residential Treatment Centers." Child Welfare, 54, 1 ( January 1975), 21-26.
BAKAL YIZHAK. Closing Correctional Institutions. Lexington, Mass.: D. C. Heath & Company, 1973.
BALBERNIE RICHARD. Residential Work with Children. Elmsford, N.Y.: Pergamon Press, Inc., 1966.
BARCHI CARL F. "A Community Reentry Model." Child Welfare, 56, 9 ( November 1977), 593-600.
BAXTER MARY JANE. "House Council-An Integral Part of Residential Treatment for Disturbed Children." Catholic Charities Review ( May 1963), 46-47.
BEDFORD LINDA, and LARRY D. HYBERTSON. "Emotionally Disturbed Children: A Program of Alternatives to Residential Treatment." Child Welfare, 54 ( February 1975), 109-115.
BEEDELL CHRISTOPHER. Residential Life with Children. New York: Humanities Press, Inc., 1970.
BERMAN SAMUEL P. "A Report on a Child Welfare League of America Pilot Project to Train Child Care Workers." Child Welfare, 49, 3 ( March 1970), 156-160.
BERNSTEIN BLANCHE, DONALD A. SNIDER, and WILLIAM MEEZIN. Foster Care Needs and Alternatives to Placement. New York: New York State Board of Social Welfare, November 1975.

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Prisons and Executions-The U.S. Model: A Historical Introduction
by the Editors
The United States incarcerates five to eight times more of its people per capita than Western European nations-though its crime rates for nonviolent crimes are comparable to those of Western Europe-and seventeen times more than Japan. The number of inmates in federal and state prisons in the United States has increased over 500 percent since 1970. Governments have been overthrown for being less abusive toward the rights of so many citizens. Yet, although this is a social crisis of the highest magnitude, it barely causes a ripple in the news media, with their emphasis on issues that concern the elite or the middle class, or in academia, where this sort of research is scarcely encouraged. Nor is this massive incarceration program an issue in the money driven political system, where politicians vie to win the honor of appearing to be "toughest" on crime by building even more prisons and lengthening sentences even for nonviolent offenses.
In this double issue of Monthly Review, we hope to demystify the booming prison system in the United States and draw out the important political implications for the left and all who cherish human freedom. In this introduction we will sketch out the historic rise of the prison system, and its crucial relationships with capitalism, neoliberalism, and racism.
The prison is so prominent an institution in present-day society that it is difficult to remember that the prison as a place of punishment is only a little more than two hundred years old. It emerged first in the United States and soon after in Europe, and its early phase of development was that of 1789-1848, conforming to what historian Eric Hobsbawm has termed The Age of Revolution. It was thus a product of the dual revolution that formed the basis for modem capitalism: the industrial revolution centered in Britain and the political revolution that took place in the United States and France.
Marc Mauer, Assistant Director of The Sentencing Project (Washington, D.C.), in his book The Race to Incarcerate (1999), argues that the history of prisons has been governed by two great experiments. The "first great experiment" was the creation of the penitentiary in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, which quickly spread throughout the advanced capitalist world. The "second great experiment" (so far confined mainly to the United States) was the attempt, beginning in the early 1970s, to impose "a massive and unprecedented use of imprisonment" as part of a war on crime.
The First Great Experiment
Up until the 1780s, punishment by imprisonment was unknown in Europe or the European colonies. The common jail dates back to antiquity, but was used solely as a means of detention, a temporary abode for the prisoner until acquitted, fined, or subjected to corporal punishment Corporal punishment was inflicted almost exclusively on the lower classes, since the rich were usually able to pay fines instead. All crimes not considered capital were punishable through public torture, mutilation, or embarrassment Flogging was common. Branding with a hot iron was frequently practiced in Britain and sometimes in the British Colonies in North America. The stocks or the pillory were used for lesser crimes.
Numerous crimes or repeat offenses were considered capital crimes, and executions were public events. The death penalty was the final solution offered to compensate for all the other defects of the criminal justice system. The Massachusetts Assembly in 1736 issued a decree that a thief, on the first conviction, be fined or whipped. On the second, the offender would pay triple the fines and be forced to sit on the gallows platform with a noose around his (or her) neck, followed by thirty lashes at the whipping post. For the third offense, the culprit was taken to the gallows and publicly hanged. In his book The London Hanged (1992), Peter Linebaugh notes that those hanged for capital offenses in eighteenth century London were overwhelmingly from the working class, and particularly from trades experiencing the onset of craft-destroying manufacturing. …


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Tradingstocks.me (no affiliation) wrote up a good prediction regarding a possible Lightsquared IPO.
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When they completed their task they charged the great dragons with watching over Kalimdor.
However, taking the supernatural elements out and sticking to clearly defined accounts and historical records, there is logical explanation for the worldwide prevalence of dragon legends. Navigating the frozen tundra of Skyrim can be treacherous in The Elder Scrolls V, especially early in the game when you haven't developed many skills.
If you feel any difficulty in playing this game, you can read its help files and can also take the help of online consultants.
And, as has been shown, it doesn't even take enormous expertise to break into computer networks or steal trade secrets or even national secrets. Dragon Age: Origins is the highly anticipated successor to Neverwinter Nights and Baldur's Gate.
The "you're so beautiful with so many guys after you and I'm below you" idea is exactly why beta male only get leftover girls.
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im not sure if they understand the purpose of a belt
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What about ovinophobia?
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So i did the test outlined. I ran the microwave with the magnitron disconnected. Everything seemed to run fine.
After I did the test. I unplugged everything. When I shorted the capacitor it did not appear to have held a charge, nothing at all. Is there anything that could account for that?
I am thinking that the high resistance reading I got on the transformer (1.2ohms instead of .25ohms) indicates a winding fault int he transformer. That would mean that the capacitor is not being charged correctly by the transformer. When I test the capacitor it responds correctly as noted above. Also the diode seems to function properly so its not draining the capacitor.
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I recently had a run-in with a car where I may have gone a bit over the top (my wife's only comment was "embarrassing", but I'm not sure how to take that). I told my friends about it but wanted the opinion of the fine people on BF. Here's my story:
This morning I was cruising in to work and was on a road with no bike lane (but it's a pretty wide road since there's room for parked cars but not a lot of people actually park there). Since I can keep up with traffic on that road I was riding in traffic about 10 feet behind the car in front of me (passing some slower bikers who got over to the right on the wide section over I5). Suddenly, to my dismay, I heard a loud honking noise followed by the sound of an engine purposefully revving up and I noticed a gentleman pulling up next to me in a red Camry. There was no room for him between me and the car in front of me but he decided that it would be a good idea to just go for it and run me off the road (the road that I obviously didnt belong on anyway due to the fact that I'm a biker... you know the type!).
Im not prone to violence so I decided the best solution was to talk it out with him. I started pedaling with all my strength, passed him (as well as the cars in front of him) on the right and blasted up to the stop sign where I jumped off my bike and waited for him. I ran over to his window where I urged him to get out of his car and chat with me for a bit so I could let him know that I was actually legally in the right (lest he try to run over any other cyclists who happen to be riding in a lane of traffic where there is no bike lane due to his lack of knowledge on traffic laws). It MIGHT have sounded more like I wanted him to come out and have a manly confrontation with me but I assure you it was only due to the fact that I was panting for breath due to cycling.
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The group of bikers that I had previously passed managed to catch up to me at this point so I said ummm sorry about that!, hopped on my bike and made a hasty getaway. It wasnt one of the least awkward moments of my life.
So, I have to ask: am I the biggest jerk ever? I feel slightly bad now because I'm worried that I reinforced his hatred of bikers. But, I also feel like there's a SLIGHT possibility that he'll think twice before messing with a biker again (which is a good thing in my book).


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Booty Doo!
ha I feel the same way but I figured it was due to not being able to excercise like I normally do, my butt is normally big and kinda pokes out but now the belly makes it look deformed and flat.
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Lol, my husband says i have no butt anymore, and my son thinks my tummy is out of proportion to my butt, cant help it either way....will look normal again soon.
Ha! My very thin sister came home from college for Christmas and when she saw me, she yells, "Awww, you're a BoobyDoo!" I had no idea what she was talking about but she smiled really big and said, "Your stomach sticks out further than your booby do!"
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Once again the Olympic Games have captured the attention of the whole World and along with around a billion other people on Friday night I found myself engrossed in the opening ceremonies. Sky diving Queen, Mr. Bean, dancing teens. It was all wonderful.
Afterwards however, I found myself way too jazzed up to get to sleep. So instead I began a little Google searching of some of my favorite Olympic moments of the past. I relived the Phelps victories of 2008, remembered our lovely volleyball ladies Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh, and of course proudly re-watched videos of the Magnificent Seven of 1996.
It was all stuff that I remembered fondly, but as the hours went by I started to go farther and farther back. Back to a time long before I was even born. I became fascinated by the 1932 games that took place in Los Angeles California and found out that aside from being the host country, the United States absolutely dominated, winning a staggering 103 medals. Then, while scrolling through some old photos I noticed something. Some of our most winning athletes looked very familiar.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have discovered a shocking Cullen family secret.
1932 Olympic Swimmer Clarence "Buster" Crabbe was really none other than our respected vampire patriarch Carlisle Cullen.
Gold medal winning track star William "Bill" Carr was actually surly teenage vampire Edward Cullen.
And most shocking of all. America's athletic leading lady Mildred "Babe" Didrikson was really the kind hearted mother of lost souls Esme Cullen.
Shame on you Cullen family. We've come to expect so much more of you. This kind of behavior is truly disappointing. I can only hope this was a one time occurrence.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
The 1932 Olympics Re "Vamped"
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Leslie Janous' time in Ariz. a mystery
Local, federal law enforcement refuse to reveal details of arrest
APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz. - The wind in this small town is relentless, rustling the branches of palo verde trees and sending balls of tumbleweed dancing across the quiet streets.
It's a gentle but constant presence that erases anything not firmly rooted in the desert sand.
Farragut "party mom" and confessed embezzler Leslie Janous didn't stay in Apache Junction - about 30 miles east of Phoenix - long enough to acquire such roots, and she, too, got swept away from her temporary home here, peacefully surrendering to FBI agents on May 6 and ending her brief tenure as one of Tennessee's most high-profile fugitives.
It remains unclear why Janous chose to flee here, or what she did during her brief stay in town. Both local and federal law enforcement have refused to divulge any details about her arrest, sharing only that it took place "near the intersection of Superstition Boulevard and Goldfield Road."
What is certain, however, is that Janous - who appeared Monday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Clifford Shirley back in Knoxville - must have encountered a lifestyle wholly unrecognizable from the glamorous one she led in Knoxville.
PDF: Proposed plea agreement involving Leslie Janous
PDF: List of items Leslie Janous must forfeit
Janous had been missing from East Tennessee since April 18, fleeing after she'd pleaded guilty in February to charges of wire fraud and money laundering for stealing $4 million from her employer, precious-metals brokerage firm Scancarbon.
She'd spent lavishly on jewelry and a "Sweet 15" birthday gala for her daughter, court records show.
Shirley jailed Janous, 36, Monday pending sentencing, currently set for July. But Janous waived her right to a hearing, keeping her details of life on the lam shuttered.
Much of her embezzled money had been spent on whirlwind trips to Hawaii, Las Vegas and New York. Janous had bought a Selby Lane house, which authorities said she paid for by stealing more than $640,000 in a single transaction, and two other properties in West Knoxville.
There also were luxury cars, watercraft vehicles, diamond rings, Prada leather goods, pricey handbags, a $12,500 piece of artwork and nearly $100,000 in high-end furnishings.
It's a much different scene in Apache Junction.
When the sun rises over the Superstition Mountains on the eastern border of town, its rays illuminate a community of farmers and retirees, where cowboy hats and pickup trucks are ubiquitous, and there are just two Starbucks to be found in the far-flung community of roughly 30,000 residents.
The homes near Superstition Boulevard and Goldfield Road are almost all ramshackle ramblers with aluminum siding and large, unkempt yards. These lawns, such as they are, often are decorated with concrete statuettes and inflatable pools.
There are few passing cars, and no pedestrian traffic, but a remarkably high ratio of these residences have "NO TRESPASSING" signs affixed prominently on the edge of the property nearest the street.
When summoned to the front door, the owners of these homes regarded a visiting reporter with a polite but wary detachment. Most communicated as silhouettes through a screen door; others cracked open their front door a few inches and conversed from within.
None claimed to recognize Janous from photos provided, nor could they recall anything about the arrest, which would have taken place nearly a month earlier.
Storekeepers in town - an assortment of strip malls along the Old West Highway - were also unable to recognize the woman in the photos.
The proprietor of a liquor store ventured that she looked familiar but was quick to add, "Women like that come in all the time."
And so, at least for the time being, the details of Janous' time in Apache Junction remain a mystery. As quickly as she blew into town, she vanished without a trace, like nothing so much as a ball of tumbleweed.
Grant Martin is a May graduate of the Master's program at Arizona State University's Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
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That Time Hennessey Attempted 230 mph in a Viper – Part 2
When we last left you, the Hennessey Performance twin-turbo Viper was having technical difficulties in achieving 230 miles per hour down the Maxton Mile. First it was the transmission causing problems, then it was the engine computer. With those hurdles cleared, it's time for the sprint, and the HP gang is not messing around.
That Time Hennessey Attempted 230 mph in a Viper – Part 1
Hennessey Performance recently grabbed a lot of headlines for hitting 270.49 miles per hour with its 1,244-bhp Venom GT.
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Clean room
Noise level due to location sirens kept me awake
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Window view of a Walmart parking lot dampened the overall experience
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Data, being technological, shouldn't need as high-resolution as biological beings, as he doesn't have cells or DNA.
Why should we assume that?
For all we know, a positronic brain is far more intricate in structure than cells or DNA, and needs a more capable replicator set at a higher resolution.
In any case, positronic brains remain a rare technology in ST:NEM. It's not that the Federation can't build them, though: Dr. Bashir had positronics available when he tried to fix Vedek Bareil's brain. It's either that nobody has the skill or patience to do them as well as Dr. Soong did - or that nobody bothers because there aren't any worthwhile applications. Why build more Datas?
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Well, let's have some fun with a calculator and see what it would take to image a planet at that distance.
The distance to Alpha Centauri is 4.367 light years and a light year is 9.460528e12 kilometers, so the distance is 4.131e13 km. The resolution of a telescope (separating two stars by eye) is res = 4.56 arc seconds / diameter in inches. Trigonometry says the sin of one arc-second is 4.848e-6 times the distance, so an arc-second resolution can distinguish two objects that are 200 million kilometers apart at the distance of alpha centauri.
The Hubble has a resolution of about 0.05 arc seconds, so it can resolve to about 10 million kilometers at that distance. (The Earth is 12,742 km in diameter. Dawe's limit (the 4.46/d" formula) for telescope resolution says the Hubble's 94.5 inch diameter aperture should resolve to about 0.0483 arc seconds.)
Supposing we wanted a telescope that could distinguish between two planets and Earth-diameter apart at the distance of Alpha Centauri, we'd need a telescope that could resolve down to 12,742 km or 127.42 km, which by trigonometry would be 1.767e-8 arc-seconds and require an aperature of 4,000 miles. To resolve an Earth-size planet into an image size of 120x120 useful pixels would take a 480,000-mile diameter telescope, which if centered on the Earth would span out to the orbit of the moon. We couldn't build a single mirror that vast, but all we need are dozens or hundreds of small mirrors in orbit whose angle can be controlled so their surface is aligned to within an 1/8th wavelength of light. We could probably do that in the not so distant future (relative to launching anything to Alpha Centauri).
Scaling such a set of satellites up isn't all that hard, so I'd imagine that we could be producing useful images of nearby planets from our own solar system long before we could construct a ship to visit them.
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Israeli forces raided the Qalandiya and Jenin refugee camps, as well as various other locations in Hebron and Nablus, arresting a total of 24 Palestinians.
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The Palestinian suspect was shot and injured at the scene of an alleged stabbing attack at a Hebron checkpoint. The Israeli victim was left in severe condition and transferred to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.
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I'm too lazy to write an entry. I asked Kai to fill in for me, but she's too busy what with all the fishing, drawing, browsing and watching. I know you're disappointed. But I tried to convince her. I really did! *falls on her knees* Forgive me, oh, please do forgive me!
Speaking of the troll bitca from hell. *grins* *nudgenudge* *is killed*
Moving... *painful near-death-cough* . . .on
Kai... *avoids/ignores glare* ...made a ninja.
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OMFG, you know what this means? YOU GOT -SPYWARE-!! *lmfao*
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I was very amused by this, hence I write it here.
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I pretty much obsess about Kai, Buffy and Beyblade, don't I? I just have this little feeling... reading through the old entries. Maybe it's just my imagination.
Btw, I had a little breakdown tonight. A little outburts, if you want. A guy I'm owling with at Hoggy... well, I just found out that he likes Beyblade. I had no idea. And no, he's not seven years old. *sighs and pokes*
Ah, a piece of the puzzle. Kai and I talked about this mysterious ironic logic just the other day.
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I wish I could go to high school. I wish I could have a library inside the school. I wish I had an English librarian. I wish I could go to prom.
I'd like to skip the part where I get eaten by a giant snake at graduation, though. And please, no hellhounds at prom.
Albie says hi. Or at least he would if he was around.
Which of course reminds me of a quote.
I have a balloon. It's blue and it floats. Kai killed it by having dinner with her ninja neighbors. Then she had to dance on the table due to a mistake of telling a too modern joke.
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We get whole milk on wic and she does fine with it...may have to add some strawberry nesquick to itm but other than that she does good. I was wondering would it be good to give her almond milk or coconut milk or something else as atleast 1 of her cups of milk a day? I know the almond milk had more vitamins than whoe milk, but less fat...and dont they need that? I know some people refuse to do the whole milk and would rather do something else. So I geuss I was just wondering what you do and why? Especially if they are not latose intolerant and you are using something else. :)
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don't add the nesquick! geez that is nothing but sugar! i give LO almond milk and she loves it. the fat can be given in other forms if you eat healthy and cook with olive oil.
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She breastfeeds in the morning and bedtime and half formula/half cow's milk the rest of the day. My son had rice milk and almond milk as alternatives until he grew out of his allergy. Rice milk has no fat and is not the best, it even has high levels of arsenic in many brands sold here. When we came across almond milk we stuck to that. I wouldn't do nesquick at this age! Even my 3yr old only gets flavored milk once every few months as a treat.
even if she won't drink it plain I wouldn't do nesquick at this age. sugar really isn't that good for them and it is alreay in so many things that we don't realize. maybe just keep trying a little glass of milk at a time? sometimes it takes kids awhile to get used to milk. or try warming it up, maybe she prefers room temprature? for my kids my concern with adding nesquick would be that if they get used to the sugary flavoring now they might never like plain milk.
i have heard good things about almond milk but we just do cow's milk here. ods and dd love milk, they drink a gallon of whole organic milk a week between the two of them. yds likes milk but prefers water. I am still bfing so I don't push milk, but I do make sure to give it to him everyday so he adjusts to the taste.
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We use coconut milk. It's full of good fats, SILK now makes a version that is enriched with Vitamin D and Calcium, and it's sweeter than whole milk, so it was easier to wean from breast milk (which is very sweet) to coconut milk than to cow's milk. We started it with ODS because he had a dairy allergy, but the ped gave us the go-ahead to use it with YDS, too, because it has enough fat and vitamins to make a good dairy replacement.
Only concern would be if your LO has a coconut allergy, or if there are nut allergies in your family...
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Rihanna lands her 12th #1 hit on the Hot 100 with "Diamonds." Only two other female solo artists have amassed 12 or more #1 hits. Mariah Carey leads the pack with 18. Rihanna is now tied with Madonna for second place with 12. Remarkably, even after all these hits, Rihanna has yet to turn 25. By contrast, Madonna turned 25 two months before she landed her first Hot 100 hit, "Holiday."
If you combine solo and group hits, Diana Ross ties Carey with 18 #1 hits. If you throw in group members, Mary Wilson (who sang alongside Ross in the Supremes) ties Rihanna with 12 #1 hits. But that's it. No other female artists (soloists or group members) have amassed 12 #1 hits.
The Beatles have held the record for the most #1 hits in the rock era since they landed their 18th #1, "Come Together," in November 1969. That was the hit that put them ahead of Elvis Presley, who had landed his 17th (and last) #1, "Suspicious Minds," just four weeks earlier. The Beatles quickly added two more #1 hits to their tally for a total of 20. Will Rihanna one day equal the Fab Four? She's just eight #1 hits away. Stay tuned.
Rihanna will turn 25 on Feb. 20. Only two other individuals in chart history have amassed a dozen #1 hits before their 25th birthdays. George Harrison was just 23 in June 1966 when the Beatles landed their 12th #1, "Paperback Writer." His band-mate Paul McCartney had just turned 24. (John Lennon and Ringo Starr were both 25.)
"Diamonds" tops the 1 million mark in digital sales this week. It's Rihanna's fourth song to sell 1 million or more copies in 2012. This puts her in a three-way tie with Adele and Pitbull for the most million-sellers by any artist so far this year. (Having a one-word name seems to help.) "Diamonds" also holds at #1 on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs for the seventh straight week.
"Diamonds" hit #1 in the U.K. in October. It's Rihanna's sixth song to reach #1 in both the U.S. and the U.K., which puts her in a tie with Elvis Presley for the most transatlantic #1s by a solo artist. Rihanna previously topped the charts in both countries with "Umbrella" (featuring Jay-Z), "Take A Bow," "Only Girl In The World," "What's Your Name" (featuring Drake) and "We Found Love" (featuring Calvin Harris).
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DD is giant, 25 pounds, 30 inches, at 8 months. She's happy in the ergo 9 times out of 10 but for longer hikes and such she gets antsy and is happier with the bit more space the frame-pack allows. We've had a dinky evenflo pack someone gave us and used it a couple times in these situations and it did the trick. But she's almost outgrown it and I don't like the way it holds her body. She can't "sit" in it - it's more like a bjorn, just holds her crotch rather than her bum in seated position. It'd also be nice to have a pack that was more adventure oriented with a zipper pocket, places to strap bedding, etc. Something that you could really take to the wilderness for a few days and have it be useful.
Thoughts on something that would work now until past 45 pounds and be adjustable enough to fit me at 5'6", my giant hubby at 6'7" and our gimongo baby?
I've heard really good things about Kelty carriers, but they are pricey. A Mountain Equipment Co-op carrier is comparable and less expensive, but I don't know if you can get MEC stuff in the US. We bought our Kelty used on Kijiji (like Craig's list) so if budget is an issue maybe that is an option.
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I've used a Sherpani frame backpack that worked pretty well. I think they adjust for parents of different sizes. However, I am about 5'4" and it seemed a little long for me which was most noticeable on longer hikes. My husband likes an REI frame backpack that he picked up at a second hand sports store. He is even able to carry our 3 (almost 4 year) old in it. I don't think I could, but I'm busy packing around the younger one (almost 2) in an ergo (he is small for his age).
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An important aspect of action photo you need to take into consideration is your ability to anticipate what will happen. There's no point in shotgunning like crazy if you don't have a sense of how the event unfolds. Football games photogs, for instance, know intimately the rules and the strategy of the game, so that they know in which direction to run.
Make sure you scout the locations along the race to see where the most interesting shots can happen. A nice bend going around an interesting building could give you a more meaningful subject than a straight stretch. Think of where you will stand, and whether this would disrupt the personnel and/or the races. Think also the key moments in the race (start line, finish line, sprint).
Think also about the relationship between the race and the crowd, and of the role of the organizers. In this year's Winter Olympics, a Canadian cross-country ski sprinter broke one of her stick, and a Norwegian coach serendipitously saved her day by giving her another stick. She won the silver. If somebody caught this moment, that must be a very happy photographer. Races depends on a huge organization, and those people are worth their weight in gold for making sure the athletes can perform. They deserve some exposure too.
One way to approach your subject is to plan your shots so that your final result should allow you to reconstruct a narrative-like structure to show the event in a nutshell. If you look at standard sports/events reporting, the shots give a sense of a story. There are other ways to think about your final result, but the means to get there will be your ability to be at the right moment for what you want to do.
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Gumdrop Bread
Instructions:Wow! A crazy, colorful and quick bread that the kids will love!
Prep Time:10 min
Start to Finish:3 hr 15 min
Makes:1 loaf (about 24 slices)
2 1/2 cups Gold Medal all-purpose flour
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup shortening
1 1/4 cups buttermilk
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
2 eggs
1 cup small gumdrop, cut in half
1/2 cup chopped nuts, if desired
1. Heat oven to 350�F. Grease bottom only of loaf pan, 9x5x3 inches.
2. Beat all ingredients except gumdrops and nuts in large bowl with electric mixer on low speed 15 seconds. Beat on medium speed 30 seconds, scraping bowl constantly. Stir in gumdrops and nuts. Pour into pan.
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What do you do if you are the new editor of a b-list women's magazine - you go after the celebrities. To make a statement Marie Claire is not only changing its look from the hideous bright color cover scheme, they are also expanding the letters this month to bash Ashlee Simpson. They have every right to do this since Ashlee was interviewed in last month's issue to talk about loving one's body and then going and getting a nose job. NY Times reports:
Ashlee Simpson appeared on the July cover of Marie Claire magazine extolling the virtues of appreciating one's body as it is — then she had a nose job.
Marie Claire readers erupted in fury at what they said was Ms. Simpson's hypocrisy and the magazine's "cluelessness." They wrote 1,000 letters in protest to the magazine, according to Joanna Coles, the new editor of the magazine. And she agreed with them.
In the first issue (due Aug. 15) over which she exercises full editorial control, Ms. Coles gives expanded space in the letters column to readers to vent against Ms. Simpson. Ms. Coles adds in a note: "We're dazed and confused — and disappointed — by her choice, too!"
Sounds like an interesting reason to check out Marie Claire this month besides the fact that Maggie Gyllenhaal is making the cover look much cooler than it has in years.
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Great colours, nice idea – would deserve a print.
It's hard to use a silhouette of somebody who looks like they're wearing a suit and not get compared to Dobi's work… but this is pretty cool! I'm finding the bombs a little dense, though.
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Contact Us
Adventures In Paradise, Inc.
We are always happy to help. Please call or email us if you have any questions or special requests. We'd love to hear from you! Office phone hours are from 8am to 6pm Monday thru Saturday. On Sundays from 9am to 5pm.
All Cruises depart from: "G" dock at 14341 Port Comfort Rd. Fort Myers, FL 33908
Adventures in Paradise
Port Sanibel Marina "G" Dock
Phone: 239-472-8443
Located 1 Mile Before The Sanibel Causeway Toll. All cruises and tours depart from "G" dock at Port Sanibel Marina. (Look for the yellow flags.)
14341 Port Comfort Road
Fort Myers, FL 33908
For Driving Directions Click on Push Pin on Map (right)
AIP Outfitters
"Outfitters to the Outsiders"
Sanibel's coolest retail shop!
Phone: 239-472-8236
Located On Sanibel Island
(Cross Over the Sanibel Causeway,
Then Turn Right on Periwinkle Way)
Tahitian Gardens Shopping Center
2019 Periwinkle Way
Sanibel Island, FL 33957 (Boats do not depart from this address)
For Driving Directions Click on Push Pin on Map (right)