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Future Forecast Report
When Mercury in your chart
forms an aspect to your partner's Venus, exchanges of ideas
are exciting. You are inclined to "chat" with each other a lot,
finding much to share with one another.
When your Mercury forms a
challenging aspect (square, opposition, or quincunx)
to your partner's Venus, the exciting exchange of ideas may
eventually be the source of some conflict. This is not a highly
challenging aspect. In truth, the fact that these two planets form
an aspect at all is quite stimulating, suggesting a flow of ideas between
the two of you. However, a challenging aspect can suggest that both
of you compete a little in your communications. Instead of truly
listening to each other, and taking turns expressing yourselves,
you often cut each other off in your excitement to share each
other's own stories or perspectives. One or both of you, perhaps
at different times, may sometimes feel the other person is
Try not to let this problem
become a major source of irritationit needn't be! Be aware that
the way your energies combine creates an exciting and stimulating
flow of ideas and exchanges.
Your partner might sometimes
interpret what you say as somewhat shallow or unnecessarily
factual. A
healthier approach would be for your partner to encourage you to
spice up your chatter with feeling and imagination, helping you to infuse your conversations with
more warmth and color. You might find your partner's
conversations a little vain or illogical at times. Ideally, you will
add some
analysis and facts to his/her stories, helping your partner to
expand his/her conversations beyond simply putting himself/herself
in the spotlight. Your feelings towards each other are sometimes
misunderstood too, with one of you perhaps feeling more romantic
and the other person feeling inclined towards logic. Your Venus
partner, in particular, might be in a romantic frame of mind, only
to face a certain level of detachment in your Mercurial responses.
When the aspect between Mercury and Venus is a flowing
one (sextile or trine), your Venus partner expands
your horizons in the areas of leisure and the arts (music,
culture, art, and literature, for example), and, often
unconsciously, attempts to "soften" your sensibilities. While your
Venus partner is subtly sensitizing your outlook, you stimulate
your partner to talk about, and give form and structure to, these
pleasures. There is a natural and mutual sensitivity to each
other, and very often you are capable of finishing each other's
sentences because of this attunement. You encourage each other to
express yourselves, and there is an easy flow of communication as
a result. How comforting! In fact, this aspect helps smooth over
other areas that might be problematic in the relationship, simply
because there is an uncomplicated element to communications that
helps put both parties at ease. When the aspect is a
conjunction, the interaction can go either way, but it is very
likely that you find a lot of common ground and complement each
other well.
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Barograph by Gluck-good condition -clockwork, working.
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A Barograph by Gluck this barograph is in very good condition- the case is made from heav gauge steel,with cast base, with heavy mesh grille over sensory mechanism-and integal carrying handle- all very heavy. Glass front observation panel, good condition everyw I assume a 7 or 8 day clock mechanism. Glass panel hinges to left to reveal inner mechanism. Mechanism is driven by clockwork, key present, and the rotation speed can be calibrated- it does work, I have tested it- Model number stamped onto base plate of clockwork- Gluck- barograph and recorder, model number 7D R8D, made in England. All internals ion very good clean condition. Lower arm adjustable, mechanism for this perfect, Very heavy duty case- looks as if made for a military naval type ship or something of that sort- painted battleship grey to match! As you can tell, I know nothing of these things- so its up to you to ask the right questions-- I acquired it as part of a 'lot' of other items in a recent sale- Will pack in send in the UK for £9.50, anyw else to price up at cost- its quite heavy, Dimensions - length 44 cms, height 33cms incl carrying handle ( integral casting), width 20cms incl splay of feet. Has logo label adhering to front - which looks like a diagonal ' Z' on its side or possibly even an 'N'-- very hard to be sure- someone out t will know and tell me I am sure! Age---- no idea- condition very good, but quite dusty- Sold with no reserve at all, no use to me-- it has to go- paypal preferred. Any questions, please ask. Thanks. I have tried now to revise the item description- eBay seems does not facilitate this, not sure why,( maybe because t have been bids already?) but offers this addendum as an option- So it seems it is not a barograph, but a thermograph- read the questions below, this will help clarify what it is- I am going on the advice of BOB, ( thank you) but once again, it is to sell, satisfy yourself completely please before bidding- I do not know what it is frankly. So its up to you. All other descriptive details as to size, condition etc stand- Its just the type of instrument this is that seems to be in question- interesting--- So lets call it a THERMOGRAPH then- Further internet based research has revealed the following- this may be a Hygro-Thermograph in fact- it seems to be able to record temp. and relative humidity- which would make a lot of sense- it came out of a violin makers workshop. Hope thats of use-but I stand to be corrected? OK- ITS a HYGRO-THERMOGRAPH we all agree now- thank you kindly stop e-mailing about this point now. I think I have responded to this aspect in a more than adequate way. If you do not like the look of it, do not bid. Any other valid points glady taken and responded to- thank you. Anyone else pointing out yet again that it is not a barograph will be ignored.


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Blog Action Day 2011 - #BAD11 #Food
This is my first year of participating in Blog Action Day. This year's theme is food. I wanted to join & write a post about it, because I've been struggling with food & eating since I was 10 years old. (Now I'm 17) I always was a skinny girl. Maybe too skinny. Most of the people always said: "OMG why are you so skinny?" or "OMG why don't you eat more?" or "OMG are you anorexic?!" NO! I'm not. And this was the worst thing, what people said to me. They thought just becuase I was skinny, I had eating disorders..etc. But if you have looked at my mom, you would have seen that thinnes is in my genes! Everytime my friends or my classmates were talking about weights, I always went away, because I was ashamed of myself, my weight. I ate a lot. Not every day, but I ate well. Once when I was out with my friend, she even said: "Omg you ate ALL of it yet you're skinny!" I hate weating t-shirts, beacuse then people could see my skinny arms. I hated PE (well I still hate it, but for a different reason), because I had to wear shorts, so people could see my thiny legs. I hated summer, I hated wearing bikinis. But now I accepted myself. This is who I am. I'll never be a puffy girl. Maybe I'm too skinny, but now I'm trying to eat healthily and regulalry. And if people don't like how I look like, then I'm sorry.
Another importand thing the starvation in Africa. It hurts to see people & mostly KIDS starving & how skinny they are. In developed countires, moms pack sandwiches & fruit for their kids, who go to school. Some of the kids buy a more delicous sandwich at their school canteen & they just throw their home-made sandwich. Please if you don't like what your mom packs for you, then just ask her to stop it. Because millions of kids starving in Africa and you're lucky enough not to know how bad it is, but please don't waste the food! You make a sandwich at home for yourself. A sandwich what you love and you want to eat and then you can safe your pucket money. And one day in year or a month you can donate your pucket money for UNICEF or some other organisation. For you it's just one day without junk food or whatever you would have wanted to buy, but for a kid in Africa it's the survival. Please think about it!
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Situated in the heart of the scenic Mornington Peninsula on approximately 35 acres of landscaped gardens, the Nepean Country Club and Day Spa is one of Victoria's premier vacation spots, delivering many on-site activities, including tennis on lighted courts, a game room, indoor/outdoor pool, a spa, and a playground area. A restaurant and café are on site, as are laundry facilities. Golf, boating, and horseback riding are available nearby.Check-in Time: 16:00Check-out Time: 10:00Check-in Days: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayImportant InformationReception hours are 9.00am to 6.00 pm Monday to Saturday and 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Sunday.Should you wish to arrive before check in time and want to access your unit, rooms can depending on availability be booked for the night prior to your booking for a charge of A$175. This will have to be arranged prior to arrival with the resort.Minimum age check-in is 18.Minors (under 18) are not permitted to stay over-night at the Resort without their parent/legal guardian accompanying them.A Visa may be required. Determine requirements prior to your visit.Mandatory fee: Security deposit is 200 local currency.Resort does not accept 'Schoolies', 'University' or similar 'Celebration' bookings. Resort Management has advised 'schoolies, 'university' or similar 'celebration' groups that slip past the reservations department will be refused check in at the Resort without exception.Resort fee: Late check in fee is 100 local currency. (Arrival after 6pm, with no prior arrangement will attract a $100 call out fee.)


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Consumers teetering between good and bad credit might find themselves with unfavorable — even unbearable — interest rates as card companies use new risk factors to decide who gets the best offers.
Card issuers that previously relied heavily on credit scores as the barometer now look at a broader picture of intangibles that include where a person lives, works and shops.
That means people with acceptable credit scores and a few credit cards might suddenly see their interest rates skyrocket or not get the lowest rates on a mortgage simply because they live in an area of high foreclosure rates or work in a sector that's at the economic precipice, such as real estate, according to analysts.
"The cliff effect is changing where the cliff is located," said Olivier Garret, chief executive of Casey Research, an independent financial research firm in Stowe, Vt. "Many card issuers are trying to sell off their portfolios and very quickly need to lower their risk and want to rid themselves of those things that might make it unattractive."
Some card issuers are faced with increasing delinquency rates among their clients — Capital One was at nearly 8 percent at the end of 2008 — forcing them to look more closely at each client's individual risk.
Banks, however, aren't saying what goes into their financial decisionmaking after the credit scores are factored.
"Our interest rates are based on the creditworthiness of each customer while managing risk for the company," said Cristie Drumm, spokeswoman for Wells Fargo. "We take many internal and external factors into consideration, though specific risk-based calculations are considered proprietary."
Using factors outside the norm is distressing to those who work hard and live within their means — even if it's a neighborhood that issuers might flag as risky.
"I chose to live in an area that I could afford in a sensible manner," said Jeff Golden, a 49- year-old surveyor from Aurora whose career relies on the foundering construction industry.
"You don't see me in Cherry Hills Village or the top of the Brooks Tower," he said. "I bust my butt and have a damn good credit score. My neighbor's inability to pay his mortgage is not reflective of my ability to pay mine."
How you use your credit card not only says a lot about you but tells the issuer of the card much more than you might want them to know.
For instance, a change in buying habits — shopping at discount stores more frequently than in the past — could flag upcoming troubles with your finances, said Emily Peters, a financial expert at Credit.com who formerly worked at credit-reporting agency TransUnion.
"This is more about existing customers and what the card companies can do to mitigate the risk of their customers," Peters said.
"That's why we're seeing so many account closures and interest-rate increases, things that were unheard of just a few years ago."
Cardholders are wrong to think that their purchases are private, experts warn, adding that every transaction they make is there for the card issuer to evaluate.
So, buying used clothing or shopping at a value store can be a bad thing if you were a high-end shopper in the past. And living in states hit hard by the foreclosure debacle might flag you as an added risk.
Even your place of employment can work against you, Garret said.
"Carpenters in the housing industry, for example, are a red flag now since there is a very high chance they will be unemployed," Garret said. "If you work in the auto industry or even buy your household necessities at Wal-Mart, you might be a target."
Much of it is driven by the amount of debt that consumers continue to carry and the increasing number of them who can't even meet the minimum payments, Peters said.
At the end of 2008, the average credit-card borrower had a balance of $5,710 with a minimum payment averaging $230 a month. Paying that minimum with the average APR at 13 percent, it would take 30 months to repay it and cost nearly $1,000 in interest, Peters said.
"People in the past decade were used to easily getting credit affordably, and they could get it at almost any time with any score," she said. "That's all crashing down, and people are shocked. And it's not only damaging their finances but their credit score."
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Today I have the honor of interviewing Vivian Eisenecher, author of "Recovering Me, Discovering Joy," and a sought after speaker, mentor and writer since 1996. Her other published works include articles for …
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"Recovery From Addiction and Depression: An Interview with Vivian Eisenecher"
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- Gregg 3:42 pm on August 29th, 2009
As an atheist in recovery, I find that theistic spirituality is pushed too hard and too often. This much to the detriment of those who are trying to recover from depression and/or substance abuse without relying on yet more "stinkin' thinkin'", to ironically use AA's terminology.
If people find solace in a god, that's great for them. But when they push it as if it's The Only True Way to recovery, it both crosses the line and crosses others' healthy boundaries as well.
- Vivian Eisenecher 4:23 pm on August 29th, 2009
Dear Gregg,
I don't feel that a belief in God is "the only way out" of depression and substance abuse. And I don't believe I've said that in any of my writings. I'm sorry you made such a deduction from the article.
I know for a fact that there are many atheists in recovery. May you find much happiness in your continued recovery.
Take care for now,
- Erin 4:45 pm on August 29th, 2009
Wow Gregg I really think you read my mind. Also being an athiest I really don't feel like I need god to feel whole.
- Gregg 5:26 pm on August 29th, 2009
Hi, Vivian:
Thanks for your reply. I surmised your position from the part which talks about *authentic* success, which necessarily included a theistic spirituality. But I clearly misunderstood your position. Thank you for the response!
- 314159pi 12:38 am on August 30th, 2009
i found this interview quite encouraging. i have visited vivian's website and i might buy and download the ebook.
but like gregg, i am wary of investing my time in ideas that are mirrored in 12 step programs even though such programs may be capable of helping many god-centered people.
vivian's website IMO suggests that she is a very worthwhile christian motivational speaker. if that is your cup of tea, go for it.
although i am probably an atheist, i do not consider this an important issue and never given it enough serious thought that i would ever attempt to refute or condemn the spirituality of others which is very helpful to them.
i am not a christian and if there is a god he or she has a lot to answer for when i see him.
my limited–and i do say limited– understanding of 12 step programs is that these involve direct personal supplication to a supreme being. and i do not doubt that this will have practical results even if there is no such being because it organizes ones thoughts under very adverse circumstances where any plan is better than no plan at all. and if loving god can teach people to be more compassionate towards each other then i am all for it.
but given my mental health problems, i do not think it would be instructive in my case to substitute one delusion for another even if it gains me social acceptance and access to many more charitable resources. that's part of what makes me crazy i guess.
- Harold A. Maio 9:24 am on August 30th, 2009
She is passionate about -reducing- the stigma of mental illness
By how much?
You could stop asserting it, that would reduce it by one voice.
In turn that would stop anyone who reads your words from echoing them.
It is easy to stop. Please do.
Harold A. Maio, retired Mental Health Editor
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- Gregg 1:32 pm on August 30th, 2009
Hi, 314159pi:
I agree with you that belief in the divine is not something I would want to debate if it seems worthwhile and helpful to a believer's recovery. But I do find it crosses my own boundaries when others assert that addiction is a "spiritual disease" or that belief in a higher power is a key step to recovery.
From the AA meetings I've been to, I find that they vary. Some attitudes are "take what you can, and leave the rest" while others are very insistent on a belief in some sort of higher power. I've been told that that higher power can be anything, even a lightbulb! While I understand that this was an attempt to comfort me, I ultimately found it an insult to my intelligence.
I also find the quasi-prayers and the reference to God (even if it's just "as you understand Him") to be very off-putting. But even religious views aside, I have other issues with AA and did not find it at all helpful, such as the progressive disease model of addiction, the lack of cross-talk, the war stories, and the proselytizing necessitated by the 12th step, just to name a few. In fact, for me, I'd say AA was less than helpful – it was somewhat harmful.
I'm glad it's around to help others if they like it. But it should never be pushed as the only way.
Sorry if this post is getting off-topic.
- 314159pi 4:40 am on August 31st, 2009
gregg i do not think you are off-topic because this interview advocates using aa for recovery. i m glad you took the time to share your own aa war story with me even if you don't like the war stories told at aa about alcoholism.
no irony intended. we engage in what we find relevant to our own lives.
- Gary Green 9:50 pm on August 31st, 2009
I applaud and agree with everything you said. It validates my own experience with depression and mental illness. I was particularly glad to see your comments on spirituality and the implied notion that recovery can be a pursuit of joy.
- Adam 3:02 pm on January 17th, 2012
I arrived at this article seeking inspiration and sadly am disappointed. Severe depression makes it impossible to consistently practise perseverance, resilience,
openness, compatibility, enthusiasm, self-esteem,
or spirituality.
If Vivian Eisenecher had all these god given gifts I doubt that she was ever severely depressed in the first place. The very nature of depression is that ones life-force is extinguished.
I have suffered crippling depression and at such times have found the most basic of activities impossible to perform. Those with depression often feel worse because they are unable to summon healthy behaviours such as perseverance or resilience. This article serves only to exacerbate an already existing sense of powerlessness.
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Linc Davis May 1, 2012 11:59 AM
in response to explorz
The client has no way of locating or connecting to the server over the Internet. I suggest you use the screen-sharing feature of iChat.
explorz May 1, 2012 12:05 PM
in response to Linc Davis
I don't think that is true. I've read a ton about screen sharing in lion being useful for assisting family members with computer issues over the internet.
I am actively trying to avoid ichat for various reasons. So, am trying to make screen sharing work.
Linc Davis May 1, 2012 12:37 PM
in response to explorz
Then you will have to set up dynamic DNS for the server and forward TCP port 5900 on the remote gateway to it. Make sure you choose a strong password, because this is a huge security risk. You'll need to connect to the server manually, of course, since Bonjour won't find it.
If it's not obvious to you how to carry out the above steps, then reconsider using iChat, or else look into a third-party hosted VNC solution such as LogMeIn or TeamViewer.
explorz May 1, 2012 12:58 PM
in response to Linc Davis
I believe it is suppsed to work now quite simply. That's the whole point:
Linc Davis May 1, 2012 1:07 PM
in response to explorz
It works simply over a local network, not over the Internet.
thomas_r. May 1, 2012 1:09 PM
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It does work quite simply, but only on the same network. If you are on one network and trying to connect to your client's machine on another network, that's complicated. Typical network hardware blocks such connections, unless configured to allow them. You can do screen sharing through a third-party server that helps the two machines establish a connection to each other, using something like iChat, Skype, LogMeIn, TeamViewer or the like. Or you can set up the client's network hardware, as Linc has indicated, to forward traffic to the right port through to the target computer. That's only a real option if the client is on a very simple network and has full control of all the network hardware.
explorz May 1, 2012 1:20 PM
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I believe it is designed to use the same technology as "Back to my Mac" where I can access my Mac at home while on the road with my laptop. In the same way I should be able to access another Mac on the internet that broadcasting itself to my Apple ID.
If you read David Pogues descritpion, he says that Lion is "Crawling with ways to use screen sharing. You can do it over a network, over the internet and even during an ichat chat."
If you read his piece, I'd be curious to see what you make of it.
thomas_r. May 1, 2012 1:25 PM
in response to explorz
You can use Back to My Mac, but that requires that you know the Apple ID and password of the target computer - ie, the client's machine. If your client has any sense, he/she is not going to go giving out that password just to allow you to share the screen remotely.
There's really nothing new to me on this subject in Pogue's book that you referenced, and I would venture to say that the same is true for Linc. I have actually set up remote screen sharing to a Mac Mini server at my wife's office, so I know exactly what's involved, and I guarantee you, it's not as easy as doing screen sharing on the same local network.
explorz May 1, 2012 1:30 PM
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Sorry guys. I appreciate your efforts. But I think you are missing the point. The whole idea of adding me to those who are allowed to access their computer is supposed to work similar to "Back to my Mac.
I'll wait for other advice and insights.
thomas_r. May 1, 2012 1:33 PM
in response to explorz
No, you are wrong. Back to My Mac is specifically to allow the owner of the machine to connect, using the password associated with the Apple ID. It does not allow anyone else to connect. You are, of course, free to believe that I'm wrong about that, of course, though that won't get you closer to a solution, since I'm not wrong.
explorz May 1, 2012 1:48 PM
in response to thomas_r.
Should be interesting... ;-)
I'm going off of comments such as: "
Mac OS X 10.7 Lion's marquee features hide some of the fine subtle changes to existing capabilities. A good case in point is Screen Sharing, the software and underlying service used to provide remote control and viewing of other computers on your local network or out on the Internet. One Lion-wide feature and one improvement in the Screen Sharing application make controlling remote Macs far more fluid."
thomas_r. May 1, 2012 3:09 PM
in response to explorz
Yes, I didn't say Back to My Mac doesn't let you share the screen over the internet - it does. But it requires you to know the password of the iCloud account that is signed in on the client's computer, as I've said. Your client would be nuts to give you that password, as would you be to sign in your iCloud account on his/her machine. That's not an option.
Here's what Apple says about using Back to My Mac:
Here's another nice summary:
http://www.40tech.com/2011/12/25/how-to-use-back-to-my-mac-to-get-free-and-seaml ess-remote-access/
explorz May 1, 2012 4:00 PM
in response to thomas_r.
Again, you missed my point. I'm not saying that it is through "Back to my Mac." I'm saying it uses "similar" technology.
Please, I don't want to debate with you. If you don't think it works, then please leave it be. I believe it does and will wait for someone who knows more about this. I think ytou are stuck in your limited thinking.
thanks anyways.


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The Somali Interactive Radio Instruction Program (SIRIP) provides high-quality interactive audio programs to Somali children attending formal, non-governmental, Quranic and community schools. With the assistance of the audio programs, teachers lead the classes and are thus trained in interactive teaching methods which include stories, activities, educational songs and other forms of active learning pedagogy. Supplemental materials accompany the programs, providing schools with the resources to support sound, primary-level instruction.
EDC is carrying out a research and development project related to Math for All (MFA), a professional development program for teachers who teach elementary school students with disabilities.
The project has three distinct components:
Be a Scientist! is a full-scale development project that examines the impact of a scalable STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) afterschool program that trains engineers to develop and teach inquiry-based Family Science Workshops (FSWs) in underserved communities.
The project targets underserved youth in grades 1–5 in Los Angeles and New York, their parents, and engineering professionals. The science activities are provided in a series of FSWs that occur in afterschool programs in eight partner schools in Los Angeles and at the New York Hall of Science in New York City.
The Next Generation Preschool Math project addresses a critical need to develop quality early childhood mathematics curriculum, particularly for low-income students.
Although green technology is one of the fastest growing industries in the United States, studies have shown an alarming lack of qualified professionals in this field.
Can teachers and parents help struggling students by rethinking approaches to learning mathematics? A group of Massachusetts educators thinks so.
The Common Core State Standards mandate mathematical habits of mind, which are ways of approaching and thinking about mathematical problems. EDC has two high school curricula specifically organized around mathematical habits of mind and strategically designed to help high school students develop these mathematical ways of thinking.
The CME Project and Transition to Algebra both use curricular devices-written dialogues occurring among a cast of students with different "mathematical personalities" and visual images of mathematical thought experiments.
The Mathematics Instructional Materials Study is a four-year, longitudinal, mixed-methods study of the implementation of elementary mathematics instructional materials in 10 to 12 school districts.
The study investigates the relationships among the following:
The Lesson Study Communities project provides two years of professional development and support to teams of middle and high school mathematics teachers who are involved in the lesson study model of professional development. The project operates in the Greater Boston area.
Goals include:
Funded by the National Science Foundation, Mathematics for Teaching is a joint project of EDC, the Park City Mathematics Institute (PCMI) of the Institute for Advanced Study, and the PROMYS for Teachers program of the Mathematics Department of Boston University.
Mathematics for Teachers provides specialized mathematics curriculum materials for in-service mathematics teachers. Courses are designed by EDC and PROMYS and delivered to the PCMI participants by specially trained secondary teacher-leaders.
Think Math! is a K–5 curriculum developed, piloted, and field-tested by EDC.
Think Math! provides:
Foundations of Algebra focuses on the verbalization and justification of generalizations about the behavior of math operations in elementary-grade classrooms. Such a focus prepares students for algebra at the same time that it supports the development of computational fluency.
The project consists of three stages:
In Massachusetts, a new EDC curriculum is helping students puzzle through math.
The project's multidisciplinary research and development team has been investigating whether the integration of a specific kind of computational model i.e., simulations into a high school science curriculum, can support students from diverse academic, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds in developing computational literacy—a capacity to understand relationships between domain knowledge and the mathematical, algorithmic, and modeling processes that are the building blocks of computational science.
Through the Math and Science Partnership (MSP) Knowledge Management and Dissemination (KMD) project, EDC collects, synthesizes, and shares knowledge from the field of mathematics and science education and MSPs.
In this project, CSE draws on its own and other resources at EDC to provide technical assistance to the management of the Presidential Award program. Every year, that program honors exceptional science and mathematics teachers from every state. CSE facilitates the program's work in several ways. Staff connects the project with national science and mathematics leaders who take a role in the awards process.
The Enhanced Assessment project is a federally funded 18-month project that supports New England states in their development of large-scale assessments that address the needs of students with disabilities and English-language learners.
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With each new model, Ford [8] has attempted to lighten their vehicles' environmental impact. The 2008 Ford Escape was the first model to incorporate 100 percent post-industrial recycled plastic in the car's interior. Since 2009, all Ford interiors are composed of at least 25 percent recycled content and the company has developed over 37 different recycled [9] fabrics for interiors.
The Ford Focus B Electric Vehicle [10] (EV) was on display and will be released next month. The car can get up to 100 miles on a single charge and with a 240 V charging station, a full charge can be obtained in three to four hours, half that of Ford's competitors. In other words, for every hour charged the EV gains about 30 miles. It is expected that each full charge will cost consumers between two to three dollars, much less than a tank of gas.
Drivers can charge their cars at a normal 120 V outlet but that requires about twice as much time as a stronger outlet. As a solution, Ford has teamed up with Best Buy [11] to offer consumers the option to install personal 240 V charging stations. The home unit cost $1,499 with a 30 percent rebate offer, which includes delivery and installation. Another intriguing option are solar panels [12] that power charging. The "Drive Green for Life" option gives consumers the possibility to install panels sized specifically to power the Focus. The panels provide the car with enough energy to get around 12,000 miles a year and cost less than $10,000 after rebate.
While doubts linger about where EV drivers will be able to find stations while on the road, Charge Point America [13] has targeted 19 initial markets where public charging stations will be installed. SAE is also developing nationwide charging standards that make ports universal to serve all EVs despite the make or model.
A common fear is that by switching to an electric vehicle, drivers sacrifice quick pick-up ability and engine power; however, the Focus' instant torque gives the car zip and makes it fun to drive. The basic models costs $39,200 with an optional leather interior and two paint colors available at an additional price. It boasts 100 percent recycled Repreve [14] yarn interior, a liquid heated and cooled lithium ion battery, rain sensor wipers, a navigation system and a nine speaker Sony audio system among other features.
If you're not ready to fully commit to an EV or have longer distances to travel, the C-Max Energi [16] may be a good option. Its combined fuel and electric power can get up to 500 miles. The hybrid engine gets over 41 miles per gallon and the electric engine can be powered overnight at a regular 120 V outlet. It is expected that most people will charge their cars overnight providing an additional money saver as "time of use rates" tend to be lower at night. The hybrid electric model is expected to be released in the next 12 months as well as the regular C-Max Hybrid for those not ready to make the leap to an EV of any kind.
The Ford models will continue to be made at their Michigan assembly plant [17] but with the introduction of new technology, the plant will be the first in the world to simultaneously build hybrid, electric, gas and plug-in hybrids. Such options are exactly the green options SHFT hopes to offer consumers. Grenier stated, "For us, it's about a shift in lifestyle and how you look at the world." Together, SHFT and Ford will launch an innovative documentary series that creates content related to sustainability that will be shared across multiple platforms. They hope to inspire responsible purchasing decisions that account for the environment.
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[4] Adrian Grenier: http://inhabitat.com/nycadrian-grenier.net
[5] Focus BEV: http://inhabitat.com/ford-announces-first-cities-to-receive-the-new-focus-electric/
[6] C-Max Hybrid Energi: http://news.softpedia.com/news/New-Ford-C-MAX-Hybrid-C-MAX-Energi-Coming-in-2012-225549.shtml
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[8] Ford: http://inhabitat.com/tag/ford
[9] recycled: http://inhabitat.com/nyc/greenhomenyc-auctions-off-eco-furniture-made-from-recycled-materials-at-the-new-new-york-block-party/
[10] Focus B Electric Vehicle: http://inhabitat.com/ces-2011-ford-unveils-the-all-new-focus-electric/
[11] teamed up with Best Buy: http://inhabitat.com/ford-focus-at-home-charging-station-charges-faster-than-nissan-leaf/
[12] solar panels: http://inhabitat.com/ford-to-offer-sunpower-solar-arrays-with-their-new-ford-focus-electric/
[13] Charge Point America: http://chargepointamerica.com/
[14] Repreve: http://www.repreve.com/
[15] Image: http://inhabitat.com/nyc/ford-and-shft-launch-new-partnership-giving-consumers-the-power-of-choice-in-green-living/ford-shft-partnership-5/
[16] C-Max Energi: http://inhabitat.com/ford-unveils-c-max-energi-and-c-max-hybrid-at-detroit-auto-show/
[17] Michigan assembly plant: http://media.ford.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=30317
[18] Amanda Silvana Coen: http://www.amandacoen.com
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Gov. Brown To Sign Fair Pay Legislation Making It Easier To Challenge Gender-Based Wage GapsA bill recently passed by the Legislature, and that Gov. Jerry Brown has indicated he will sign, places the burden on employers to prove a man's higher pay is based on factors other than gender in wage discrimination cases.
Ordinance To Require San Francisco Gun Shops To Videotape Sales Introduced By SupervisorSan Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell Tuesday introduced an ordinance that would require firearms dealers to videotape all gun and ammunition sales and share ammunition sales data with police.
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Cars raced to the finish line during the Extreme Off-Road Racing event on Saturday and Sunday. Racers flew down straight-aways and climbed up massive boulders in order to get the best race times.
Though several competitors were within seconds of each other, Shannon Campbell, who ranked first in the first four races, claimed the best times for races five and six and remains undefeated.
In a letter presented to county commissioners Monday night, Joe Coker, county attorney, let the group know he was working on an issue of concern for them.
In August 2009, Coker filed a petition for Chancellor Billy Joe White to settle a dispute regarding what makes for an administrative employee versus a non- administrative employee and who gets to decide the classification.
Three Campbell County men are facing federal charges after using a desktop printer to allegedly make counterfeit $20 bills.
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Codemasters reveals the Champions Mode for F1 2012
F1 2012 will feature a brand new game mode called Champions Mode allowing players to challenge all six F1 World Champions currently racing in Formula One.
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I got my early BFP on Friday so I've had a couple of days for it to sink in now.
I'll start by saying I am STOKED that we are pregnant again and I want this little one to stick (TTOM would have been due this coming Tuesday). It was planned, but as we only started trying in May, it came about a LOT sooner than we thought it would (even though it only took 3 cycles with DS - DH must have super sperm or something).
Anyway, my last pregnancy was not kind mentally. Physically it was a dream - no MS, no hospitalisation, text book and perfect. But I have a history of depression and mild anxiety and that coupled with friends of ours losing their 1 month old 2 days after we found out we were PG all contributed to a general stressed out pregnancy for me.
Since DS was born I threw myself into WW and have lost a lot of weight. I've been on a health kick, and also enjoyed being able to drink again (a glass or 2 most nights). I love sushi and Subway was a staple food with the weight loss. I started running and last weekend completed a 10k run - a goal I had been working towards all year.
So now I find myself looking down the barrel of 10 months of no drinking, no subway, weight gain and the other things that we cant do while preggo. Today I've been feeling a bit.... I cant think of the word.... unprepared (?) for the self sacrifices I'm about to make. I also keep thinking back to how I felt with my last pregnancy and I'm really worried that I'll go down the same path. Oh, and wanting to punch everyone in the face in the third trimester ("no colleague, I dont want to discuss my BF plans with you" or tell some stranger in the lobby when I am due because you think pregnant people are public property).
I also signed a contract at my gym for a 13 week PT training schedule on Friday morning. It starts next week and means I'll be 17 weeks when it ends and its NOT cheap. I'm hoping the fatigue doesnt knock me on my ass so I can still benefit from it.
As I say, this isnt a whinge. I am grateful that I am pregnant and hoping all goes as it should. I have a couple of friends who are going through fertility issues so not for one second do I take this for granted. We all know 'its worth it' but I guess I've just not been great at sharing my body, regardless of how happy and thrilled I am that we can extend our family and have another child to love.
Does anyone feel this way? Or have any tips on how to approach the impending changes mentally? I anticipated having a couple more months to prepare myself for the changes in lifestyle, so I almost feel a bit on the back foot.
Thanks for reading - it feels better even just writing this down. I dont dare discuss this with anyone in Real Life because I know how it sounds