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Wireless charging technology for electric cars unveiled
Wireless charging for electric cars took a step forward last week when a new firm unveiled its technology in London.
HaloIPT, a spin-out from Auckland University in New Zealand backed by UK engineering consultancy Arup, is running a series of pilot projects and hopes to develop a commercial-scale demonstrator by 2012.
The company believes the technology, which transfers energy by magnetic induction, could one day be deployed on roads to allow electric vehicles to charge as they drive.
Chief executive Anthony Thomson said this would not only eliminate the inconvenience of plugging in the cars but would also remove so-called range-anxiety about running out of power.
'When you have ubiquity you can start to forget about charging the car,' he said.
HaloIPT's charger works in the same way as electrical transformers, creating a magnetic field from a pad on the ground that induces an electric current in a receiver pad attached to the bottom of the car.
'We're taking the transformer out of the charger, pulling it apart and putting one side in the road and the other in the car,' added Thomson.
The company's co-founder, UniServices (Auckland University's R&D firm), first developed a wireless electric vehicle charger in 1996 and for the last 10 years has used it with two fleets of electric buses in Italy.
Similar technology is already used for charging mobile phones and electric toothbrushes. Nissan last year revealed it was developing its own wireless chargers but has yet to add them to its cars.
HaloIPT's charger can operate with a gap between pads of up to 400mm, enough to allow it to work with sport utility vehicles. An on-board control system means the power transferred is the same whatever the size of the gap and the firm claims the system is very tolerant to parking misalignment.
In order to allow the technology to compete with existing cable charging, the firm is aiming for equivalent costs and a 90 per cent transfer efficiency. But the first models would likely operate alongside a cable charger, which would add to the initial cost.
The tightly shaped magnetic field generated is around one-tenth of the strength of the Earth's own field and is only activated when the car is on top of the pad. However, Thomson recognised that public perception of safety issues could be a barrier to widespread acceptance of the technology.
Part of HaloIPT's vision for the future is to have charging pads installed in roads to create special charging lanes with enough power transfer to allow electric cars to maintain or even increase their battery power as they drove.
Thomson said this could be made practical by having power cables buried deep within the road in order to avoid them being disturbed by maintenance works. Two wireless transfers would then take place: one between the cable and the road pad, and another between the road pad and the car.
Power transfer could also be made reversible and the car battery used to easily store electricity at off-peak times, ready to be sold back to the grid when demand is high.
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The whole electric car game is a farce - the only possible way forward is the fuel cell - one has got to go a long way to beat a litre of petrol!
Springelec do you think everyone will buy an electric vehicle over night? How much overnight electric base goes unused. You have hit on something though - welcome to the impending world energy crisis.
What you find is that not transitioning off oil is a non-starter. As soon as oil production declines at say 3% a year with a world population growing you can see we have a problem. The problem can only be met with a combination of technologies from hybrids, plugin hybrids, algae biofuels, wood mass bio fuels, natural gas, generated gas, etc.
Fuel cell is a nice idea and incredibly wasteful of energy we don't have and at in mass production GM have calculated about $250,000 per car today you can get one when you have a few tens of thousands signed up. You just have to build the hydrogen infrastruture. Natural gas would be easier and cheaper if you are bothered about range. Notice all major car manufacturers are going to produce electric cars with range extenders soon, that's because it is the only economically viable option in the short term.
Hydrogen fuel cells will be great when someone works out how to produce fusion energy for the grid and we can go back to wasting energy because it is freely available.
why do people try to comlicate simple things . Using the Tesla ultra high frequency fields from the atmosphere together with an on board converter and receiver then ....you dont need batteries ......
Trams already receive power this way via induction as they travel through more scenic parts of cities, where OH lines are verboten.
Why not copy/scale this, and charge cars to use the road? You can also have a connected interface on the cheap, at home. This only needs to give you enough juice to reach the road, then you're off.
Just hope I can live to be 600 years old to see it.....
Trams already receive power this way via induction as they travel through more scenic parts of cities, where OH lines are verboten.
Why not copy/scale this, and charge cars to use the road? You can also have a connected interface on the cheap, at home. This only needs to give you enough juice to reach the road, then you're off.
Just hope I can live to be 600 years old to see it.....
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The elegant and luxurious accommodations offer 24 hour security, secured on-site parking, sculptured beach-front pool & Children's pool, indoor heated lap pool, gym, lighted tennis court, steam room, sauna, Christian Dior® Health Spa, recreation facilities, 4 elevators servicing two units per floor (eliminating hallways)…
Cupecoy is ideally located just 5 minutes from Juliana International Airport and within walking distance from casinos, quality international restaurants and St. Maarten's only golf course. It's a 10 minute drive to Marigot, the French St. Martin's capital, and a 20 minute drive to Philipsburg, Dutch St. Maarten's capital.
This property offers reduced rates for using fewer bedrooms. Exclusive use of the villa is yours regardless of the number of rooms rented. View our rates for pricing per bedroom or request a quote. Rates are based on double occupancy.
St. Martin offers a diverse culture since the island is divided into the Dutch-side and French-side. The French side has a more genteel ambience, more fashionable shopping, and a Continental flair. The Dutch side tends to be less expensive, has casino hotels, and more nightlife. There are lots of water sports available to you - diving, snorkeling, sailing, and windsurfing are all popular choices. And it's easy to spend the day relaxing on one of the 37 beaches, strolling the boardwalk of Dutch-side Philipsburg, and exploring the very French town of Marigot.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms
|Car advised
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|TV, Safe, Satellite TV
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private tennis court
|Not suitable for wheelchair users
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Satellite/Cable TV
Airport Meet and Greet
Dining Room/Area/Table
Indoor Pool
Spa/Plunge Pool
Steam Room
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Outdoor Furniture
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Pool Chairs
Tennis Court
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Whether you prefer the more informal Dutch Side that bustles with activity, offers great duty free shopping opportunities, a busy cruise ship port, vibrant nightlife and numerous casinos, or you favor the more secluded elegant and stylish French side with its chic little boutiques, typical French bistros and gourmet restaurants - St. Martin offers the prefect opportunity to try it all.
With sunshine pretty much all year round, 37 beautiful beaches invite you to relax, enjoy the breathtaking views of the turquoise water and of the close-by islands of Saba and St. Barths, or tempt you to immerse yourself into the warm and crystal clear sea. Have a taste of St. Martin's legendary national Guavaberry liquor; and if you enjoy nature, make sure to explore the French side where you might discover some secluded and truly magnificent spots.
Rental Butler features over 250 exceptional private villas in St. Martin. The various areas of St. Martin include Terres Basses, Simpson Bay, Dawn Beach, Red Pond, Orient Bay, Oyster Pond, Phillipsburg, Grande Casse, Maho Bay, Pelican Key, Beacon Hill, Tamarind Hill and many more areas.
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Cinnamon is a very good restaurant located in the heart of the Islamabad's business district called the blue area. It offers very good continental and local dishes. There is a big variety.
This used to be one of the better restaurants in Islamabad for those wanting the continental type atmosphere and food. But now that Islamabad has a wealth of new restaurants, its seemed they have stopped remaining competitive. This leads to a downward spiral of lack of fresh food.
It remains in business, I guess because it is an isolated private...
Its a nice place keeping the quality of food and general ambience in view. Good quality food having nicely selected dishes on the menu card provides ample options. Rates are reasonable so is the size of serving.
Separate room for small scale events or meetings.
Cinnamon is a nice little place in the basement of Beverly Plaza in Blue Area. The ambiance is excellent and food pretty good. I love its Cream of mushroom soup and the stuffed chicken breast. Tiramisu (I am not too sure about the spellings) is quite sinful at the end of the evening. I am glad that the place has...
I only went to cinnamon once but i really enjoyed my visit. Its a small intimate restaurent . the atmosphere is subtle ...... The food delicious. Was very happy with the service too
Poor service. The beef steak was terrible and was stale...when confronted, they brought in chicken steak which was equally bad. The fish ordered was very a very thin slice with too much oil.
We ate here a couple of weeks ago with friends. While we enjoyed our meals, I can't really think of anything about the meal that distinguished it from other restaurant meals we have in Islamabad. Very good, and I would definitely eat here again, but nothing memorable about the experience.
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Dobroplast invites you to visit our stand durgin ASIE 3 Window Tragde Show in Bologna. From October 22 to Ocetober 25,
you will find us at Hall 16, stand C13.
Insulating glass units are a key component of the window and have a great impact on its thermal parameters.
Selection of appropriate materials in conjunction with the appropriate production technology affects the quality and thermal performance of insulating glass.Taking care of the highest quality standards of products, combined with years of experience in the manufacture of windows were the main incentive for Dobroplast to introduce a modern,high-performance double glazing production line.
We take full responsibility for the quality of our products and therefore we constantly modernise our production lines.
Thanks to this, we achieve our main goal - customer satisfaction.
Dear Sir or Madam,
The Board of DOBROPLAST Fabryka Okien Sp. z o.o. kindly inform you that due to the change of a bank servicing DOBROPLAST,
the bank account numbers have been changed as well. The current bank account numbers are:
Account for payments in PLN: 35 1140 1775 0000 2543 3200 1002
mBank S.A. ODDZIAŁ KORPORACYJNY BIAŁYSTOK
uL. Świętojańska 15
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Account for payments in EURO: 29 1240 5211 1978 0010 5720 2887
Bank Pekao S.A.
ul. Grzybowska 53/57
00-950 Warszawa
Please make sure that subsequent payments are made to new accounts, which as of 07.05.2014 will be used in our sales invoices.
Regardless of any information, payments should always be made to the account number shown on the invoice.
On Saturday, March 29 one of the largest industry events took place Dobroplast Window Factory took part in it for the third time.
During the four days of the fair our stand was visited by nearly 200 customers, mainly PVC joinery producers and dealers.
Our company presented itself on a stand with an area of approximately 105 m2. Customers had the opportunity to see our key products like Ovlo, Encore, Prime, Skylight/Skylight Premium roof windows, as well as aluminum joinery.
Fensterbau Frontale gave us the opportunity to meet with our business partners and to attract new customers.
Many thanks to everyone who visited our stand and provided us with yet another reason to feel motivated to achieve even more.
The Women's Day is coming! It is a special day in the calendar for a reason - even in ancient times men appreciated the extensive role of the fair sex in the development of human civilisation by giving flowers to their ladies.
The Women's Day is also an important event in our company so we decided to celebrate it with our fans on Facebook. We invite you all for a great time with a touch of art on our fan page! We have to give away as many as 10 gift cards to Rossmann drugstore in Poland! Each gift card is worth 100 zł! How to get this unique gift? You will certainly need some creativity and accuracy!
For details and conditions please go to our fan page on Facebook!https://www.facebook.com/events/283845905101532/
16 teams competed for the Cup of the President of Dobroplast. The tournament took place on Saturday, Feb 8 in the sports hall of School No. 1 in Zambrów.
The Cup remained in the hands of the hosts. In the final match against Jantar Lomza team - penalties gave Dobroplast Zambrów win.
3 teams stood on the podium: First place team: Dobroplast Zambrów, second place : Jantar Lomza, and third place for Narew Piatnica.
Congratulations to all the participants of the tournament.
We would like to thank the fans who cheered for our team and everyone involved in the tournament.maintenance
We hope that a tournament like that will become an annual tradition for Dobroplast.
We would like to invite all who are interested in innovations in the field of PVC and aluminium joinery to the trade fair that will take place from March 26 to March 29, 2014 in Nuremberg.
Come and find us at Hall no 7, Stand 224.
On the 12th of December 2013 we received a certificate from the representatives of the Office of Economic Promotion and Certification in Poznan, thanks to which we have joined the respectable group of Companies Worth Recommending.
This award has been granted for the European standard of produced PVC windows and doors, for outstanding professionalism in implementing vision and development strategy, also for the leading position in the industry and exemplary management of the Company.
We would like to thank everyone who contributed to our huge success.
28 November 2013 marked the opening of the new office building in Stary Laskowiec near Zambrów, that from now on will house Dobroplast head office. The previous building appeared insufficient in view of the dynamic growth of the company in recent years and planned further expansion. The new building, with a total space of 2 200 square metres, will allow for better organization of workflow, ultimately resulting in more efficient processes and better customer service.
Opening of the new office building, from right: Mariusz Witek CEO Dobroplast Fabryka Okien Sp. z o. o., Thomas Gerosa Member of the Executive Board at AFG Arbonia-Forster-Holding AG, Pastor Ks. prał. dr Jerzy Samsel, Mayor of Zambrów Community Kazimierz Dmochowski.
Having acquired Dobroplast in February 2013, the Swiss-based AFG is now appointing a new Management Board as the previous owners Renata and Paweł Kaczyński, who have performed the management functions so far, are leaving the company. They remain available as consultants. Dobroplast will now be led by a new Management Board including CEO Mariusz Witek, Maciej Gamrot as CFO and Grzegorz Jędrzejewski as CLO, thus guaranteeing continuity of the integration of Dobroplast into the AFG Windows and Doors Division.
Mariusz Witek, the new CEO of Dobroplast, previously held top managerial positions in companies from various industries, including window producer Okfens (part of Saint-Gobain Group), where he was General Manager and Chairman of the Board between 2007 and 2009. Recently he was Chairman of the Board and General Manager in IZNS Iława S.A.
Maciej Gamrot, appointed as CFO at Dobroplast, previously for almost 14 years worked in finance with Agora S.A. Group, where he was CFO and Vice-president of its subsidiaries and most recently held the position of Head of Internal Audit (Business Controlling).
Grzegorz Jędrzejewski, the new CLO at Dobroplast, is an attorney with a degree from the Faculty of Law and Administration, Warsaw University. His experience includes working for companies representing various industries, including Iberia Motor Company, MPM Product and Multikino.
The new Management wants to make a major step forward by intensifying growth in domestic markets as in exports. We want Dobroplast to hold its leading position in Poland, and to strengthen its international exposure.
On Friday 22.02 2013 Dobroplast Roof windows and Aluminum Joinery Production Plant in Lublin was officially opened.
The ceremony took place a day after completing the Dobroplast purchase by the Swiss group AFG. The opening was attended, among others. By Mayor of Lublin Mr. Krzysztof Zuk, representatives of the AFG Mr. Daniel Frutig, CEO of AFG, Mr. Thomas Gerosa, Director of Windows and Doors AFG, among the guests there was also Ms. Chantal Moser, Head of the Economic Section of the Embassy of the Swiss Confederation in Poland and our trading partners.
Participants had the opportunity to visit the factory grounds and get to know all products produced in Lublin.
Symboliczne otwarcie zakładu – przecięcie wstęgi - Prezes Zarządu Dobroplast - Renata Kaczyńska,
Prezes Zarządu AFG - Daniel Frutig, prezydent Lublina Krzysztof Żuk
Dobroplast becomes part of AFG, the leading Swiss business group for the construction sector materials.
Under the conditional sale agreement signed with AFG, a leading Swiss company for the construction materials sector, which specializes in the manufacture of windows and doors, Dobroplast becomes part of AFG holding .
With this acquisition, we gain a strategic investor and get access to advanced technology and international distribution network. Thanks to this purchase, AFG group will advance to the third position among European manufacturers of windows and doors. The agreement is conditional, which means that it must still be approved by the OCCP.
AFG is a technologically leading company with operations in the field of materials for the construction sector. The company has been successful in international markets with innovative solutions and services. AFG is headquartered in Arbon, Canton of Thurgau in Switzerland and is listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange SIX. The company has about 50 production and distribution companies, is active internationally through its own offices and business partnerships in more than 70 countries worldwide.
We would like to thank all our customers and visitors who have honored us with their presence at our booth during the exhibition MADE Expo in Milan.
We hope that thanks to many conversations during the trade fair, we wil be able to cooperate, and the presented innovative products such as windows with renovation frame frames, OVLO or Encore and Prime for passive construction, will permanently become a prt of your own offer.
Dobroplast finishes its another investment, which is the new production facility designed primarily for the production of Skylight roof windows . The property with an area of nearly 8000 square meters, was built in the area of Lublin Economic Zone.
Construction of the new hall was dictated by the ever-increasing demand for Skylight roof windows, both on the Polish and European market. Starting modern lines will increase production by 200%, so that we can more quickly and efficiently to deliver products to our customers. This will also contribute to the creation of new jobs in the area of Lublin.
Czytaj więcej: The completion of the new plant construction in Lublin
Forest, faintest rustle of trees, singing birds, a blue lake ..... Who whould not want to rest so close to nature, breathe fresh air. In the era of perpetually evolving technology such place is like a paradise on earth, like a balm for the soul. It is not surprising that the "Green Window" certificate conference was organized in such an environment.
I am very grateful for the honor which is that certificate awarded to Dobroplast. I want to emphasize that any environmental activity is significant in face of such a massive environmental degradation that is taking place nowadays.
I am glad that Dobroplast has been awarded as a producer of ecological products.
Our stand attracted a lot of interest, as seen in the photos. Aesthetics profiles, excellent colour matched to the requirements of the Belgian market and comprehensive offer covering both the front door with so-called 'Belgian threshold', false arches, windows and double glazing with shutters enabled us to sign new contracts with new professional customers.
We are pleased to announce that during recent WinDoor-tech Budma 2011 trade show our Skylight Premium roof window was awarded the certificate of "good quality". The award is particularly gratifying because the prize was awarded by the Association of Roofers that is by professionals working with our products on daily basis.
We are approaching the end of construction of the new productionplant and the office building in Lublin. Here are some pictures of the project.
We are pleased to present new designs of door panels that are available for purchase. The products are subject to individual valuation. Details available from the sales agents in a given region.
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We are pleased to present you the new colours available in our offer.
Dobroplast Window Factory was established in 2000 in Stary Laskowiec, near Zambrów and this is where the main production plant is located. Since the beginning, the main goal was to conquer the worldwide market. Unbeatable price and quality have been a reason for a positive feedback from our customers. We offer a variety of attractive products such as Skylight PVC roof windows, Avantgarde facade PVC windows,, energy-efficient Ovlo, Ovlo Classic, windows for passive houses Encore and Prime and PVC window sills. Among oour products there are also aluminum windows and doors, outside roller shutters and mosquito nets. Our merchandise perfectly fits into the modern house designs. Many years of activity have resulted in numerous awards and prizes, such as: Leader of Construction Joinery, Gold Pilar of Construction , Gold Medal for Skylight Premium PVC roof window, Construction Brand of the Year, Crystal Profile, Company Credibility Certificate


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I'm seeing a 50% decrease across a few sites for the same volume and was curious what others are seeing for earnings. All sites do over 150k page views a day and up.
It's already right back on track this month so far.
6.6 million pages view per month should be a nice chunk of change and a good measurement tool. If you are down a tad on earnings then that should be a fair indication across the board.
There will always be some niches above and some folks below.....but a site with 6.6 million page views per month should be a decent indicator of events.
Keep the following in mind.
-- Customers have exhausted their budgets in pre-xmas campaigns.
-- Many customers and CPC managers are on holiday and should be back this week
-- 2004 Budgets are under approval (you'd be surprised to find out how many corporations have freezes in place until they analyse their year end data and get board approvals)
-- Shoppers are not in a mood to purchase the types of products and services due to post holiday blues (financial and other..)
Give it a week or two to stabilize.
Not so, it depends what sector the site is in.
As others have said travel sites go down in November and up in January, Christmas present sites go up in November and down in January.
Basically you cannot buck the market
Not so, if it consistently gets 6+ million pages views per month, which was the indication, then the content sensitive Ads should be applicable to the sector it is in given a medium/large scope. If the site remains topical based upon traffic through the season so should the Ads it displays......hence a wash, and a good indicator!
Not so, if it consistently gets 6+ million pages views per month, which was the indication, then the content sensitive Ads should be applicable to the sector it is in given a medium/large scope. If the site remains topical based upon traffic through the season so should the Ads it displays......hence a wash, and a good indicator!
Not necessarily, because advertisers could choose to run fewer ads--or no ads--during a season when, to use a travel-industry term, the "look-to-book" ratio is down. (I say "could choose to run fewer ads" because that's going to vary by advertiser. Some advertisers hang in there month after month, bless their hearts.)
Speaking of the "look-to-book" ratio, the CTR on my own site declined noticeably during the fall even as traffic held steady until right before Christmas. That CTR started climbing right after Christmas, just as my affiliate sales started growing noticeably. The topics of my pages didn't change, nor did the topics of my AdSense ads. What did change was user behavior, which (for my topic) is influenced by seasonal factors.
None of that is very good...
I don't know... it is good that your impressions and clicks are up, otherwise it sounds like your earnings would be way down.
It is similar to my trend... earnings have only remained stable because my impressions have carried on going up (because i continuously add new pages and sites).
In my case it is EPC that is going down.
My effective CPM remains pretty stable as my CTR has improved (i think due to the same seasonal reasons that EuropeForVisitors talks about above).
Either advertisers are learning how to use Adwords more effectively and so are paying less per click, or Google is taking a bigger piece of the pie.
Either advertisers are learning how to use Adwords more effectively and so are paying less per click, or Google is taking a bigger piece of the pie.
There are many, many factors that determine impressions, CTR, EPC, effective CPM, and bottom-line revenues. Individual examples or case histories are always interesting, but we shouldn't make broad assumptions based on limited samples.
Also here is my small case history:
- Pick up in CTR since Christmas (about a 0.5% increase).
- EPC has gone down quite a bit. Since July/August EPC has gone down by about 43%. This has been a slow continued downward trend. (Causes: lower bid prices, smaller rev share from google OR both.)
- Traffic to my site is up (seasonal increase). (750,000+ AdSense impressions in Dec.)
- Cost per thousand (CPM) down
- Total revenue is coming back up only because of an increase in impressions due to traffic increase.
As small % changes in Adsense performance on our sites could lose or gain me several hundreds of dollars I have devoted some time to monitoring various factors. I've identified the keywords that are paying well on my sites, setup a spreadsheet to monitor how much those keywords are costing advertisers, and tracked those main keyword prices through good and bad weeks.
The size of the sample is not 6.6 million but it is large enough to convince me that Google hasn't changed the % payout. I can't give you anymore details on the keywords and prices for obvious reasons.
Contrary to what I believed earlier:
- Income does NOT stay within a band by design (maybe coincidence)
- When EPC drops sharply it has always been the case that some of my main advertisers are taking a break. If more of you could track keyword prices for the keywords that work on your site you'll see the same results.
- Google hasn't dropped the share of revenue (While we can never exclude Google dropping payouts - and while I still think it will happen - that does not seem to be happening at this time).
Adsonar's imminent arrival is unlikely to be given a boost by Adsense dropping payouts :-)


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In 2011, Michigan became a lead state in a 26-state consortium to develop new standards, based upon the Framework for K-12 Science Education from the National Research Council. Since that time, Michigan's science education community has been involved in the development and review of the standards, the creation of supplemental resources around these standards, and the development of a professional learning support structure to aid in the implementation of these standards.
Starting in May 2014, the State Board of Education was presented with a series of informational presentations and discussion opportunities around the standards and the impact they would have on students and educators in our state. The Michigan Department of Education (MDE), at the request of the State Board, engaged in dialogue with individual legislators and other stakeholders to inform them of the standards, and the implementation considerations for adoption. Along the way, multiple stakeholder groups and their representatives have engaged in dialogue with MDE representatives to further inform the standards and the implementation plan that would support the transition to these standards, if adopted.
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Public Information Webinar on Proposed Michigan Science Standards for K-12 (recorded September 16, 2015)
Proposed Michigan K-12 Science Standards
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Michigan Response to Fordham Institute Report
Michigan Response for Climate Change Questions About Michigan Science Standards
Framework for K-12 Science Education
Summary and Background on the Science Standards Development Process
A Content Comparison Analysis for the Next Generation Science Standards Development Process
Letter of Support from Michigan Science Teachers Association
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- A Vision for Science Education in Michigan - May 2014
- Assessing the Teaching and Learning of Science - August 2014
- Transitional Models for Science Education - September 2014
- Teacher Preparation, Credentialing, and Professional Learning for Science Education - October 2014
- Michigan Science Standards - November 2014
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I have caused a CATS suspension faults on my 2001 S-type 4.0 Jaguar. It has 57,000 miles on it and I was trying to find why my left strut was rattling, so I was inspecting the thing for worn rubber and removed the connection from the car to the strut. As usual, I was doing more than one thing and was also changing and flushing the engine oil. I forgot to reconnect the strut before I cranked the car. It promptly gave a CATS System Failure on the message console. I shut the car off, replaced the connection, several times, and I am still getting the message. I can use the 'clear' key to remove the message, but it returns when I start the car the next time. Does this mean the fault still exists? Where is the fault/ how can I tell where it is? It does not generate a ODBCII code. How do I reset the system? The 'reset' key on the message board does not appear to do it. I added a donation of $15, hope it helps some and thanks for the time.
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There is a conversion chart from Lux and Candela to EV at http://www.sekonic.com/Support/EVLux...sionChart.aspx. If you search "Exposure Value" on the web you should find out how to set the aperture and shutter speed to get a particular EV reading.
KEH (www.keh.com) has a wide range of used light meters at prices that go down to under US$ 20 - for example an Adorama Analog Meter in EX ("Excellent") condition for US$ 17. I don't know what shipping would cost to your location, though.


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Here's a trailer for my debut collection of poems, DRIFT (Aquarius Press/Willow Books, 2012).
Syndicated humor columnist and author, Ned Hickson was so gracious to indulge me in this experiment – a video version of the profile I did on him a while back.
He was part three in my Freshly Pressed series, which included Robert Hookey and Zoe Valentine. The series focused on successful bloggers and their writing routines.
Here's an ad for the upcoming video blog post.
Get ready for the birth of Humble Bear Production, a video production company that produces book trailers and provides services for nonprofits and businesses including video storytelling, welcome videos, commercials, campaign videos and mini docs.
Check out the new videos on the Humble Bear Production page.
Started in 2007, Willow Books, an imprint of Aquarius Press, is still in its childhood. Yet the six-year-old Detroit-based press is rapidly becoming the Motown Records of book publishing.
As America's top Black-owned and operated record company and business, Motown Records signified a new day. The cultural icon's chart-topping singles and often-imitated sound embodied the struggle for progress and optimism of a long-dispirited people.
Under owner/publisher Heather Buchanan-Gueringer's direction, Willow Books' mission is no different. The press develops, publishes and promotes underrepresented writers.
If a publisher's personal triumphs show a press's future successes, then I'm confident Willow Books will thrive as a luminary on the literary landscape. Heather Buchanan-Gueringer, an award-winning publisher-editor-arts consultant, is a former State Officer for the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and a past Vice-President of the Great Lakes Independent Publishers Association and American Business Women's Association (Ambassador Tri-County Chapter).
A past COO of the Wayne County Council for Arts, History & Humanities, Buchanan-Gueringer founded Aquarius Press in 1999 and continues to publish top talent from across the nation, many through the Willow Books literary imprint.
The press cut its teeth through partnerships with universities and literary organizations such as the National Book Foundation, Poets & Writers, Cave Canem Foundation, Inc., Poets House, Springfed Arts, Wayne State University, Chicago State University and the University of New Haven, among others. The press also hosts conferences such as the Idlewild Writers Conference and the LitFest Spring Retreat, and regularly exhibits at Associated Writing Program's (AWP) Annual Conference.
Willow Books' mission of developing underrepresented writers stemmed from Buchanan-Gueringer's service as a past executive director of the Detroit Writers' Guild. She continues the literary imprint's mission as an adjunct professor, most recently teaching at the University of Michigan-Dearborn and the College for Creative Studies.
As an arts consultant, Buchanan-Gueringer served on the planning committee for what is now the Virgil Carr Cultural Arts Center. She also founded the Metro Detroit Performing Arts Center. Buchanan-Gueringer, a musician as well, serves on the board of the Orchard Lake Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.
In addition to Buchanan-Gueringer, Willow Books is blessed to have award-winning writer Randall Horton, PhD., as its poetry editor. Horton's honors include the Bea González Prize for Poetry, the Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Prize, and fellowships from the National Endowment of the Arts and Cave Canem.
Also on Willow Books' staff are poet/photographer Jerriod Avant (editorial assistant) and award-winning poet Curtis Crisler (contributing poetry editor). I'd say, with that staff and their credentials, Willow Books is in good hands.
I'm honored to be among its word crooners such as Makalani Bandele, Krista Franklin, Rachel Eliza Griffiths, and Derrick Harriell. The six-year-old press lost its baby teeth with its word warriors such as Kelly Norman Ellis, Tara Betts, and Tony Medina. (You'll find Willow Books' complete line-up on its authors' page.)
The unsurpassed excellence and sophistication the musicians and singers brought to Motown Records lives on in the works and accomplishments of Willow Books' award-winning authors, many of which are professors with advanced degrees.
The fairly young literary imprint flexed its new muscles with the Literature Awards, Open Reading Period, and Emerging Writer Chapbook Series. This Saturday, Willow Books will flex those same muscles with its 2nd Annual LitFest, a mini conference/retreat with readings, book fair, networking and workshops.
In partnership with the Gwendolyn Brooks Center at Chicago State University, this year's LitFest will include manuscript sessions, a panel discussion, public readings, and an open mic. It will also feature Willow Books Literature Awards Finalists' Reading and Awards Ceremony, where the press will announce its poetry and prose winners. (Download the brochure here)
Most events are free and open to the public but require registration. (Download and complete the LitFest Registration Form). For more info, please visit Willow Books LitFest. You can also keep up with the press by liking the Willow Books Group Page.
Those who can't make this event, or who live out of the area, can support our work by visiting our donations page here.
Dear friends and supporters,
For the past 12 years, it has been a great pleasure sharing with you the joys and triumphs of the multitude of young writers who have participated in our programs: thousands of poems published in our literary magazines, more than 100 city-wide writing awards, dozens of college scholarships awarded, and the list goes on. But in our current economic climate, creative writing is in jeopardy. Extra-curricular activities for under-served youth have been drastically cut, and arts programs have been hit the hardest. These past few years, the D.C.Creative Writing Workshop has been the only after-school arts activity available for hundreds of young people in Congress Heights, and the one safe space open to children who have been thrown out of other programs and would otherwise be on the streets.
We're asking for your help. On Thursday, September 20, the D.C. Creative Writing Workshop will be holding a fundraiser from 6-8 pm at the Busboys and Poets 5thand K Streets location, and we would like you to make a contribution. Our supporters are lovers of self-expression and the written word, advocates for young people who need a second chance—we know you're not the kind of people who can write huge checks to all your favorite causes. But our program needs whatever you can afford to give.
The D.C. Creative Writing Workshop has an astonishing record of preparing our students for successful lives. One hundred percent of the participants in our Young-Writers-in-Residence program have graduated from high school, compared with a rate of less than 60 percent at their neighborhood school. And the youths who ask for our help applying to college and finding the funds to pay for it have gotten personal assistance from our writers. Our graduates are currently attending colleges like the University of Wisconsin, Trinity University, and the University of North Carolina. In just the past few weeks, we were able to send another three students off to college—kids who had dreamed of higher education, but had no idea how to pursue that goal. We want to be there for those students when they come home on their holiday breaks to describe the wonders of college life to their younger peers. And we want to be there at the start of the following school year for all the little ones who wait outside our door on the first day of school asking when Writing Club begins.
Please help us continue to provide a lifeline for the young people whose voices need to be heard. We're looking forward to seeing you at the fundraiser on September 20, where we'll be offering an opportunity to meet our students and see their award-winning work. But if you aren't able to attend, please consider making a donation on-line by visiting our donations page here.
I rarely post my personal business here, unless I'm writing about literature. But I just had to share these photos taken by my friend and soon-to-be celebrity photographer Marlene Lillian. Here's her note that opens the wedding album:
I met Alan when he told me to crash Dr. Tony Medina's Creative Writing Boot camp class at Howard University several years ago. I'm so glad I did; I wrote like I never wrote before, and along with Alan, forged some of the most endearing friendships in my life. Alan didn't even have to ask me if I'd be interested in shooting his wedding; it was a yes before he even got it out! :) Tosin and Alan are some of the kindest people I know and I'm honored that they let me shoot the most important day of their lives. Thank you to Arica Gonzalez, my second shooter, you were amazing to work with as usual :)
You can see the rest of the photos by clicking here.
As part of the art faculty at Duke Ellington School of the Arts, I created the school's first-ever digital poetry anthology that represents the students in the Literary Media and Communications Department. Here's an excerpt from my introduction:
The online anthology derived its name from the famed print anthology Aloud: Voices from the Nuyorican Poets Café, which has a range of voices that came out of what the New York Observer once called "a big, dark, brick-walled loft on Third Street and Avenue C."
Founded around 1973, the Nuyorican Poets Café is a non-profit organization that started in Miguel Algarin's East Village apartment, according to various sources.
An overflow of poets and audience members eventually led the writer, poet, and Rutgers University professor to move the café to its current location in Alphabet City, Manhattan. The café's cofounders, according to those same sources, include the late-poet Miguel Pinero, Bimbo Rivas and Lucky Cienfuegoes.
Since its founding, the Nuyorican Poets Café's been a source of support for the Nuyorican arts movement and is a venue for poetry, music, hip hop, video, visual arts, comedy and theatre. "The philosophy and purpose of the…Café has always been to reveal poetry as a living art," Miguel Algarin writes in Aloud's intro. "Poetry is not finding its way, it has found its way, back into everyday life."
It's in the tradition of those Nuyorican poets that the LMC students at Ellington write, aware of how pop culture, DC's streets and neighborhoods, and—as New York Newsday's Patricia Volk once put it—their lives "being a vital particle away from death" affect their poetry.
To read more, please click here!
Tuesday, I was interviewed on NPR along with Lauren Wilcox, the Washington Post Magazine reporter who wrote the cover story "Is Poetry Dead?" (the article I'm quote in). Check out the show here!
I don't know about the other attendees, but I'm still swooning from Jan Beatty's reading at Split This Rock 2010.
That year marked the second time for the biennial literary festival that Sarah Browning started as a way of providing a "permanent home for progressive poets."
Since it started in 2008, Split This Rock has attracted high-profile participants such as Sonia Sanchez, Lucille Clifton, Dennis Brutus, Mark Doty, Carolyn Forche, and Sharon Olds. The inaugural festival even got Washington Post reporter David Montgomery to pay attention.
"The poets are in town. Dozens — no, hundreds. Hundreds of poets. Can you imagine?" Montgomery wrote in his article Averse To War: "They are everywhere.
"In long, disheveled columns, they are prowling Langston Hughes's old neighborhood around U Street NW. They are eating catfish at Busboys and Poets (where else?) and quoting Hughes, Shelley and Whitman back and forth — 'Through me many long dumb voices' — over the hummus and merlot.
"They are signing fans' battered paperbacks and shiny new ones bought on credit (autographs!). They are squinting from the stage into the cathedral depths of a filled high school auditorium, amazed at the turnout. They are sharing with preschoolers the miracle of closely observed turtles and infinity in a drop of water."
The poets at the 2010 festival–which included Chris Abani, Cornelius Eady, and Martin Espada–came at time when the U.S. was in two wars, dealing with struggling economic recovery, and a host of other social and environmental ills. Despite those issues, the artists are still optimistic.
And Sarah Browning's shining the bat signal again this year for all "poets, writers, artists, activists, dreamers and all concerned world citizens" to meet in DC March 22-25 and demand social justice, "imagine a way forward and celebrate the many ways that poetry can act as an agent for social change," according to Split This Rock's website.
Among those poets and dreamers at the 2010 conference was Jan Beatty, who gave a hell of a reading from her third collection Red Sugar. I didn't see her coming like a southpaw's punches. Other poets who brought down the house included Patricia Smith, Jeffrey McDaniel, and Toni Asante Lightfoot.
They'll join for four days of readings, open mics, Poetry in the Streets, and a book fair. The theme for this year's conference is "Poetry by and for the 99%!"–a shout out to the nationwide occupiers protesting from their tent towns.
"As people's movements ignite here at home and throughout the world in response to economic inequality, political repression, and environmental degradation, the festival will consider the relationship of poets and poetry to power and to the challenges to power," according to the web site.
This year's festival, marking the 10th anniversary of June Jordan's death, will honor the life and work of the late-poet, essayist, teacher and activist.
For more information or to register now, go to http://www.splitthisrock.org.


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The spot-fixing scandal in the recently conculded sixth edition of the Indian Premier League has cast a dark shadow on Indian cricket as shocking revelations come to light with each passing day. As part of their probe into the scandal, investigators have found that the bookies and their underworld contacts used code names to refer to each other as well as cricketers to avoid detection by security agencies who could be tapping their phones. The Mumbai Crime Branch has been able to decode some of the names with the help of arrested Bollywood actor Vindoo Dara Singh (Jack). The code names were found in the diaries and iPads recovered from bookies. [CYCSPL]
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A wake-up call for the cell-phone industry
Posted In: Retail
Motorola today cut its projections for 4th-quarter growth. And some on Wall Street worry the news might mean trouble for the whole mobile-phone industry. Jeff Tyler reports.
New rule: Pay as you go
Posted In: Taxes, Washington
House Democrats have reinstated a rule that requires new spending to be matched by either a tax increase or cuts to something else in the federal budget. John Dimsdale reports.
Second Life gets a reality check
The virtual-reality website Second Life boasts more than 2.3 million residents. But a reporter found that only 250,000 have returned after signing up. Another case of cyber hype? Amy Scott reports.
New Iraq plan: Spend a lot more
Posted In: Canada, Washington
Details of President Bush's plan for Iraq are leaking out. It would involve spending a lot more money. Rick Barton with the Center for Strategic and International Studies talks with Kai Ryssdal about the plan.
Airlines vie for profitable China route
Posted In: Travel
The Chinese government has approved one additional air route between the U.S. and Beijing or Shanghai. And the Department of Transportation is about to give it to one lucky airline. Ramy Inocencio reports.
Week on Wall Street
Posted In: Investing, Wall Street
Stockbroker and business analyst David Johnson discusses with host Kai Ryssdal what happened on Wall Street this week and what may lie ahead.
A deal's a deal
Democrats want to reverse a bill that gave energy companies tax cuts and allowed them to skip paying royalties. Commentator David Frum agrees it was bad legislation, but he thinks Congress should stick with it.
Labor may enjoy a few more fruits
Posted In: Canada, Jobs
In America, Europe and Japan, workers could be in for a bigger slice of the prosperity pie as labor gains a stronger bargaining position. Stephen Beard reports.