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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=69926&th=14779#msg_69926 <![CDATA[I had not designed a coffee cup for a long time. The previous one was the Moebius Cup I think.
 So here is a new one.
 The Sphere Cup:

 This cup should contain 50ml of coffee, enough for an espresso.
 Its design is very simple: it is only made of spheres and planes. the advantage of the sphere is that it contains a maximum of volume for a minimum of surface.
 I used a new technique of modeling to insure a constant thickness and no sharp angle.

 I hope you will like it. Any feedback is welcomed.

 ]]> Magic 2013-06-16T20:42:56-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=69927&th=14779#msg_69927 <![CDATA[Not sure if this is the feedback you wanted, but "the model is private"  ]]> mkroeker 2013-06-16T20:49:45-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=69928&th=14779#msg_69928 <![CDATA[
 Sorry about that (kind of beginner's mistake, shame on me!).]]> Magic 2013-06-16T21:42:24-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=69929&th=14779#msg_69929 <![CDATA[I realize that perhaps it is not easy to understand the shape of the handle: it is a flat portion of disc filling the void left when removing from the initial sphere another sphere of the same size. A second disc makes the bottom of the cup.
 I added a picture, upside down, to clarify:
 ]]> Magic 2013-06-16T22:02:25-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70036&th=14779#msg_70036 <![CDATA[Looks good as a conversation piece, but probably not easy to grip and might get uncomfortably hot ?]]> mkroeker 2013-06-18T15:35:08-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70057&th=14779#msg_70057 <![CDATA[Well, I hope you can put your fingers far enough from the hot inner surface, but this is something to check. Regarding the grip, the model is quite small and even with coffee inside, it will e relatively light, so I hope you can grab it!
 But, this being said, you are right: I designed this cup more with aesthetical considerations in mind than functional ones .

 This will be also the case with my next cup that is currently being uploaded....
 Stay tuned.]]> Magic 2013-06-18T19:24:18-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70062&th=14779#msg_70062 <![CDATA[I took me more time than expected because my first version was too big (100ml) and thus too expensive: like the Sphere Cup, this new version should contain 50ml of espresso.
 Here is the Not So Concave Cup.

 This is an upgrade of the Concave Mug: its new shape is more efficient in terms of capacity (that's why I made it smaller). But it is not as concave as the initial shape, thus its weird name.
 Only the inner sphere should be hot (hopefully ).
 ]]> Magic 2013-06-18T21:00:16-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70243&th=14779#msg_70243 <![CDATA[Thumbs up!!]]> bartv 2013-06-21T09:16:47-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70251&th=14779#msg_70251 <![CDATA[Thanks Bart. I ordered both of them this morning. I will post pictures as soon as I receive them.]]> Magic 2013-06-21T11:10:54-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70314&th=14779#msg_70314 <![CDATA[Concave cup rocks  ]]> mkroeker 2013-06-22T13:33:30-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=70349&th=14779#msg_70349 <![CDATA[Thank you mkroeker ]]> Magic 2013-06-23T19:13:21-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=71474&th=14779#msg_71474 <![CDATA[I forgot to mention here that they arrived!

 ]]> Magic 2013-07-11T20:16:16-00:00 Re: The Sphere Cup http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=71643&th=14779#msg_71643 <![CDATA[Concerning the Not So Concave Cup, even if it is not as a suitable cup as I expected, I love the shape so I will keep it. But I decided to rename it. When I showed it someone told me that it looked like an hypercube. And this is true. So I decided to rename it Hypersphere, and I designed its little brother, the Hypercube.

 What those objects are intended for? I let you decide! Personally, I just love them!

 But instead, I have good hope that the Half-Hypersphere will be suitable as an espresso cup.

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4 Parks near Warrensburg, New York
Diamond Point, New York 4.74 miles E
Lake George, New York 6.67 miles SE
Chestertown, New York 9.39 miles N
Stony Creek, New York 10.15 miles SW
Warrensburg, New York (map) | 518623287051862
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $38.00
This RV park is about six miles from I-87. The road to get here is pretty narrow and winding. It is a good place to just kick back and relax for a few days. The owners are very nice and conscientious. There are several pull-through sites that can accommodate any size rig. The biggest drawback was ant hills everywhere. You could not walk and miss one. Also, the sites are on dirt and grass. It rained while we were here so things were fairly messy but at least the weather was nice and cool. The price seemed pretty high for what you get. - tbg
Sep 2008 - $40.00
We did not expect what we found on arrival. Park was great and had our pick of available sites. The owner took us in golf cart to all available sites and let us choose. The river was across the camp road from our site. Seasonal campers very friendly and the owners went out of their way to be helpful. We can't wait to return. There are not many entertaining amenities but relaxing and peaceful. If you want a nice relaxing weekend with friendly neighbors? This is the place. - Outlaw
Warrensburg, New York (map) | (518) 623-3207
Sites: 144 | Latest Rate: $100.00 | 14 Reviews
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May 2012 - $100.00
Rec room is a a mess; bathrooms are dirty and have mold all over the place; pool is not maintained well, and there is no second pool--it has been filled in. It is a beautiful location, but is very poorly maintained by the owners, which is really sad because it could be such a nice place. - waltonpie
Aug 2010 - $50.00
This is now an Encore park and it seems like it's in better condition that previous reviewers said although the sites and roads are grass, gravel and dirt. We had a riverfront site with a path down to the river and it was beautiful. Lots of people were tubing. There's also a sandy beach area to enter the river. The site was nice and wide (could have fit another motorhome on one side between us and the next rig). This is a much quieter park than it's sister park, Lake George Escape, but we were invited to attend any activities there that we wanted to and they said there was a shuttle. The store was well equipped with food, camping supplies, cute camping related gifts as well as reasonably priced t-shirts. The ladies at the front desk couldn't have been nicer. Our confirmation from Encore showed a lower price than the computer showed, but we were immediately given the lower rate while they figured out what happened. I would give this place a higher rating, but the Wi-Fi is only free for 1/2 hour a day which I think is pretty petty for a big corporation. I think there are cable connections, but I used my own satellite. - RVerMJ
Jun 2009 - $50.00
While this campground was quiet and clean, it is also very tight and in need of maintenance. The restrooms and showers were clean but the hall to the toilets is only one very small person wide. The showers are tiny as well. When we were there, it was dry so the interior roads were OK. The roads had very little gravel on them. The sites were tight, and they had a problem with our billing. It was an OK experience but if you are looking for a nice place, try their sister campground, Lake George Escape. - User848
Warrensburg, New York (map) | (518) 623-9444
Sites: approx 50 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $50.00
Peace and quiet with a serene view was what we were looking for and found it here. We were fortunate to find an opening right on the river and were greeted every morning with a beautiful mist and a family of ducks :)
Though it appears that it's a bit cramped it's not..the way the site is planned with a slight angle you do enjoy a decent size quiet area to relax. There is a 24 hr Price Chopper supermarket literally across the street which was a huge plus. One highway exit to downtown Lake George put us close enough yet far enough away from the crowds.
The campground offers kayak and canoe rentals, the river is very calm almost still which made paddling a breeze. Decent fishing for bass, sunfish and possibly trout. Great for adults, probably a challenge with small children to have fun on the grounds. - koeka
Oct 2013 - $45.00
The restrooms and showers were so dirty that they may well pose a health hazard. We will not return to this campground. - Tom Horgan
Aug 2013 - $45.00
This campground looks like a giant parking lot. The campsites are packed so close together and the only way you can tell which one is yours is by looking for the water/electric hookup and the little number . We paid extra for a site directly on the river. Though it was quite pretty we were across from the national grid utility depot. There were bright floodlights on all night and the utility trucks came and went during the late evening. the lights stayed on all night. There is absolutely no atmosphere in this park. You do not feel like you are camping.trees are in short supply and there is no shrubs etc to give any privacy whatsoever. The beach on the river is rather nice and there are inner tubes to rent if you want to float on the river as well as kayaks. The bathrooms were rather unkempt, lots of pieces of toilet paper on the floor, and the dumpster was overflowing with garbage bags. Firewood was 6 dollars for a small bundle and it was very green and burned poorly. If you get hungry you can walk to the McDonald's fast food restaurant which is literally at the entrance to the campground. there is also an arcade with noisy games if your kids get bored. As we didn't have kids with us we didn't venture in. There is also an in-ground pool, it looked clean from a distance. It was extremely quiet which was a big surprise considering you were packed in like sardines. Lots of kids, many on bikes, and everyone was very friendly. There are other campgrounds we discovered during our stay that are much nicer that are in the Warrensburg area. We will not be returning to Riverview. - janetf
686 schroon river rd Warrensburg, New York 518-628-2171
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We picked this CG because Schroon river is on site, but as they forewarned us the mosquitoes were Awful!!! You needed bug spray constantly. The river was so was buggy with algae we didn't canoe. The pool was nice and clean but that was it. The staff were nice and friendly but would not go back. The roads were gravel and dirt. There was a game room by the camp store. We did ride our bikes around the park but the seasonal sites in the back of the campground were old and unkempt. - Winnebago Wanderers

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53730 Bridal Falls Rd Rosedale, British Columbia V0X 1X1 (map) | (604) 794-7361
Sites: 280 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 11 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $14.00
Rate is AOR, pull thrus are first come first serve basis, but they had plenty. The WiFi is Tengo, $3 daily. Cable is free. Huge sites, gravel, small trees and big hedges between the sites. Paved interior roads and very good for driving a big rig. Little bit of road noise but not too bad at night. We will come back when passing by. - Traveller Excel
Aug 2014 - $60.00
Very nice, well maintained campground. Full assortment of services and facilities are available. Hedges between sites ensure some privacy. Lots of trees and shade in the mature sections of the park. - ctp
May 2012 - $31.00
We found this a very clean well maintained park. The pull-through sites all have high hedge row that separates the site from the one next to it. They have a place to eat on the grounds that is open Wednesday - Sunday. We would stay again. Our rate reflected Passport America discount. - Herb B
53870 Bridal Falls Rd Rosedale, British Columbia V0X 1X1 (map) | (604) 745-2267
Sites: 64 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $36.00
The price is in Canadian dollars with a discount for RVOABC.
Very nice little park, about 50 sites, all back-in. Our spot backed onto the forest. The park is on a bit of a hill so the spots are terraced with cedar trees between. The swimming pool had just opened and we used it but I believe the heater wasn't working so it was a bit cool. No spa. We stayed 3 nights. The entrance road is a bit narrow but straight and paved. - cachencouple
Jun 2015 - $32.00
Lovely park - quiet, backing up against the mountains and close to Bridal falls. Large back in full hookup sites. Nice overnight stop on the way to Vancouver. - Kincardine
Aug 2014 - $40.00
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53560 Bridal Falls Rd Rosedale, British Columbia V0X 1X1 (map) | (604) 794-3003
Sites: 132 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $38.00
It was a nice park with the falls within walking distance. Older park but we had no problems getting in with a 35' 5th wheel. Restaurant next to the gas station where you check in was excellent for breakfast. Good stopover park. - a lessard
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The gorgeous Mediterranean Coast of Turkey has something for everyone. Perfect for a beach getaway, there are miles of fine sand just ready to dig your toes into! There's also plenty to tempt you away from the beach... For explorers, the coastline is backed by the fantastic Taurus Mountains with hidden away villages well-worth a look, as well as many historic sites and ruins to discover. And for shopaholics, get haggling and experience the atmosphere of a traditional Turkish bazaar!
For a great chillout day, explore Turkey's Mediterranean Coast! Visit the stunning Blue Lagoon at Olu Deniz beach; swim in its calm turquoise waters and take in the fantastic scenery. Enjoy a boat trip from Gocek and cruise round 12 stunning islands, then top up your tan on your pick of secluded beaches - or cool off by snorkelling along the beautiful shoreline. Venture into the mountainside ghost village at Kaya Koy to discover 100's of deserted houses and eerie churches!
Why not stretch out on one of the fabulous beaches or coves lining the coast? Take it easy on Patara beach near Kalkan - a stunning Loggerhead turtle nesting spot with miles of sand dunes, mountain views and unspoilt golden sands. Spend the day on gorgeous Gemiler beach at Kaya, have a bite to eat in a beachside restaurant and take snaps of uninhabited St Nicholas island in the bay. Or visit Kidrak beach near Olu Deniz - the blue sea and white sandy shore is gorgeous!
For a great choice of international and Turkish restaurants, lively bars and laid-back cafés, head to Hisaronu! Find vibrant nightspots or a quiet riverside restaurant near the incredible Rock Tombs at Dalyan. If you fancy eating a fantastic meal at a waterfront marina, Gocek is the place to go! Tuck into a traditional Turkish moussaka or fresh fish dish, then stroll along the marina to see the stunning yachts...
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Chambers Dictionary defines a plagiarist as a kind of thief –
"one who steals the thoughts or writings of others and gives them out as his [sic] own".
When this is also used for gain – in the University to gain credits for a module or modules – then an additional dimension of dishonesty is added.
(Faculty members/Scholars are Blacklisted on the grounds that respective University has not taken appropriate action against them as per Plagiarism Policy. The HEC Plagiarism Standing Committee has decided to withdraw HEC benefits i.e. Travel Grant, Research Grant, HEC approved Supervisor, Best teacher award etc. for the period mentioned in each case (below) and they are also not eligible to be member of any committee constituted by the HEC as well as of any Statutory Committee/body of the University for the same period):
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Dr. Jalal Uddin NooriDean
(January 27, 2015 to January 27, 2017)
PhD Thesis
1.Dr. Abdul Sattar Almani
2. Muhammad Aslam Kamboh,
3. Muhammad Aslam Chaudhry
(January 27, 2015 to January 27, 2017)
Department of Educational Management,
University of Sindh, Jamshoro
1. Market oriented Education: Business Education in Pakistan-Case Study of Hyderabad/Jamshoro
2. Alleviation of Poverty through use of Information and Communication Technologies
3. Coperal punishment across nations: its nature and effects
4. The origin and growth of teacher and teacher education in the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent.
5. Communication Barrier in Pakistani School
6. Attributes of Teacher Effectiveness
7. School Based Management: Views from public and private school headmasters in Pakistan
The authors have copied much of the material from various books/sources without properly quoting.
Dr. Nisar Muhamad, Dr. Saleem- ur-Rehman and Dr. Niaz Muhammad
Department of Islamic Theology,
Islamia College University, Peshawar
M. Hassan, S. Nadeem, K. Khalique and I. Parveen
Department of Zoology & Bioinformatics,
GCU, Faisalabad
Dr. Javed Badshah
Department of Urdu,
Islamia College University, Peshawar
1. 1. Urdu adab ke tahrikain
1.Urdu Adab ke tahrikain by Anwar Sadeed
Dr. Azhar Ali Shah, Dr. Imdad Ismaili,
L.D Dhomeja
Institute of information Technology,
1. Performance Evaluation of Protein Structure Comparison Algorithms Under Integrated Resource Management for MPI Jobs http://www.surj.usindh.edu.pk/volume_43_02/8.pdf
2. Grid and Distributed Public Computing Schemes for structural Proteomics: A Short Overview
1. Protein Structure Comparison, Clustering and Analysis: An overview of the ProCKSI decision support system. http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=4725233&tag=1
2. Grid and Distributed Public Computing Schemes for Structural Proteomics http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-540-74767-3_44#page-2
Dr. Muhammad Sher
Department of Computer Science,
International Islamic University, Islamabad
Dr. Shamraz Firduous, Dr. M. Nawaz and Dr. Masroor Ikram
Ms. Shama Sadaqat, M. Farhan Akhtar and Kizer Ali
(March 27, 2015 to March 27, 2017)
Javed Ahmed Phulpoto, Shafi Mohammad, Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti, Abrar Shaikh and Kouro Mal Gurbakhshani
1. Glycemic control in pregnant diabetic women on insulin who fasted during month of Ramadan published in Rawal Medical Journal Vol 38 No. 3. July -September 2013
2. Frequency of depression in stable Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in Patient attending Ghulam Mohammad Mehar Medical College, Sukkur published in Rawal Medical Journal, Vol. 37 No. 4. October-December 2012
3. Comparison of oral and intra-venous porton pump inhibitor in patients with High Risk bleeding peptic ulcers published in Rawal Medical Journal Vol. 38 No. 1 January-March 2013.
4. Role of Bedside methods in evaluation of Diabetic Peripheral neuropathy published in Rawal Medical Journal Vol. 37 No. 2 April-June 2012.
1. Glycemic control among pregnant diabetic women on insulin who fasted during Ramadan by Nor Azlin Mohammad Ismail et al. in Iran Journal of Medical Science. Vol. 36 No. 4 December 2011
2. Prevalence of Depression in stable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease by Sajal De published in Indian Journal of Chest Disease and Life Sciences. Vol. 53 of 2011.
3. Comparison of Oral and Intravenous porton pump inhibitor in patients with High Risk bleeding peptic ulcers; a prospective, randomized controlled clinic trial by A A Mustaghani, S.A Hashmi, S. T Haideri published by Iran Red Crescent Medical Journal 13(7) 2007.
4. Validation of bedside methods in evaluation of Diabetic peripheral neuropathy by P Jayaparkash et al. published in Indian Journal of Medical Res. June 2011 133(6)
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Dr. Muhammad Rashid, Uzma Elahi
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The implementation"Since we are in the middle of nowhere in Africa, it was decided that mock-up system would be set up in the UK so that we could be trained on MaxiSun, then implement it ourselves" said Bent.
A step by step plan was created in conjunction with Sapphire for the implementation and MaxiSun went live just two days after the Crew Gold team arrived on site in Guinea. "We had done heavy testing in advance and all went well".
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"I have found using MaxiSun pretty easy and logical" commented Bent, "during the test phase I sat with Sapphire's consultant and we decided that I would continue with the programming myself. We had regular meetings to follow up on the work that I had done and to ensure it was working as planned.
"I am the main person that uses MaxiSun at the moment; I am training our local team in Guinea to use it so that they can make adjustments themselves. In the longer term we will have two to three people in Guinea using MaxiSun for their day to day work."
Benefits MaxiSun is bringing to Crew Gold
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- Significant time saving – well over an hour per day
- The finance department has easier access to data
- The stores department doesn't have to worry about which transactions go into which period – so long as the correct dates are entered, they will go into the correct area of SunSystems
Bent also tells us: "We recently upgraded to the latest versions of both SunSystems and Mainpac, so we also upgraded to the latest version of MaxiSun. It is performing quite brilliantly. MaxiSun runs automatically every night and on the odd occasion that there is an anomaly we receive an alert by email; we are very happy with it."
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A final recommendation for MaxiSun from Bent Frosig"If you need middleware to read data from a third party product into SunSystems, the flexibility of MaxiSun is just perfect, it definitely does the job for us. The only thing that would be better would be a single integrated system."
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Top 5 Packing Tips for travel
I was recently looking through a bunch of old writings and I came across these Top 5 Tips for Travel I wrote for another company (and or blog), to which it dawned on me… I didn't even post this on my blog?! So here it is, my thoughts and top 5 tips for travel.
1. Pack with a Purpose
It's about time we start looking for a new way to pack, a method more conducive to travel. Try folding your clothes and placing them into the suitcase vertically, as if you were filing them in a cabinet. You should be able to see every article of clothing from the moment you open your bag. If it helps, view packing as a game of Tetris, ordering ordering your clothes in the most logical and efficient manner. I even fold my clothes so that the most distinguishable part is visible and facing upwards, like the the back pocket stitching of my jeans or the middle crest of my shirts. What advantage do you have by being able to see everything in your bag all at once? Well, the way I see it, the less time you spend searching, sorting and sifting through your clothes, the more time you'll have exploring the sights. Efficiency* is the key.
*Rolling is not efficient. I don't roll for the same reason bricks aren't round… they don't stack well. FYI, rolling also creates more wrinkles.
2. Heavy to light
Make sure you place your heavier items like jeans, toiletries, shoes, etc. are on the side of the bag where the wheels are, this way they don't put extra weight on your other items while in the upright position. Packing with this in mind helps to prevent unnecessary wrinkles, and needless to say, less wrinkling = less ironing, meaning (that's right), more time exploring.
3. Wet Pockets
Whether you travel with just a carry-on or full size suitcase, make sure it has a waterproof external pocket, also known as a wet pocket.* A wet bathing suit from your last minute swim in paradise, sweaty workout gear, shower sandals, various liquids, or even a few goldfish can be thrown into this pockets last minute… and remember, we want to make the most of our time away, so if we can save ourselves from having to do laundry before we start heading home, then great!
*If your bag doesn't have one, try bringing a few large ziplock bags instead.
4. Flip Flops
Being a musician, my work lends me to traversing though many a great cities, however, it can also include some very dark and dirty music venues with dingy showers. Cheap flip flops have saved me on numerous occasions as I've had to explore (this time not in a good way) the history of a building through the age of her showers in a sad attempt to maintain proper hygiene.
*Afterwards, slip them easily away into the wet pocket I just spoke about.
5. Pack Lighter
My last tip is a common one, I know, but here's my take on it:
Learning how to pack lighter can be difficult, but it's a lot like trying to quit smoking; You may have to start cutting back slowly, but eventually you just have to stop. So leave that extra shirt or blouse you "think you might wear" behind. If you don't believe me then at least try this: Make an itemized list of everything you've packed and at the end of the trip place a checkmark beside each item you actually wore… I'm willing to bet there are items you didn't touch, isn't there? Again, next time leave them behind.
In short, think about what you pack and think about how you pack. Try and have fun with packing and make a game out of it. Again, the more time you spend with your head in your bag the less time you have to explore the beautiful sites and sounds this wonderful world has to offer.
Happy Travels,
And as always, if you need more of these tips, then help support an nerd/artist and buy my book! :)
Also check out the new Pack Like A Rock Star Tumblr page!
Rolling Your Clothes Sucks.
Rolling your clothes sucks.
There, I said it. And I said it not because I don't ever do it (though I rarely do nowadays) but because it isn't a very effective way to pack your suitcase. Well, it's about as effective as the way your parents taught you how to pack your bags; stacking your clothes one on top of each another, each piece covering up the next. And although I will give some points to those who "roll" over those who pack in the generic… or dare I say geriatric way, I still want you to understand why Rolling Your Clothes Sucks… and why my Filing Method rules.
1. Rolling Creates more wrinkles.
Don't just believe what everyone tells you, and do a test for yourself and you will find that even if you take your sweet ass time in doing a perfect t-shirt roll, you will still end up with more wrinkles than you would have folding your clothes. Fewer creases, potentially yes, but significantly more wrinkles.
Proper folding is the key to a perfect pack. Items should be folded in order to reduce the number of wrinkles or creases, and should be folding specifically for each suitcase you are using. Less movement is always better so having a nice snug fit is best, and that's why I believe people like the idea of rolling, cause you can put them together so nicely, or so it seems…
2. Circles don't fit well into squares.
Think of it this way. What could you fit the most of into a square suitcase (assuming they were contained the same volume): A cans of coke, or a square juice-box? Juice-boxes, right? The cylindrical shape of a coke can leaves way too much space left open in the corners. Have a look at my excellent drawing skills for my example of this idea and how you might lay them in your suitcase…
So understand that you are not saving space by rolling your clothes into round cylinders. And by squishing all your rolled items into your bag you are actually squishing them into pseudo-squares (as they are being pushed in an attempt to fill in those empty corner spaces), so in reality you might as well make them into a square like shape to begin with! Compressing your clothes is what saves you space… and there are many more efficient ways of doing that for a suitcase, like my method, the FILING (CABINET) METHOD.
*I do, however, understand that there's an argument to be had if you travel with a duffel bag, some rolling can be beneficial, but then of course you still have to deal with this issue…
3. It hides what's what.
By rolling your clothes, you are hiding away all the key differentiating features to your clothing. A t-shirt logo will be hidden, the back pocket stitching to a pair of jeans, hidden… aside from color or wash, you don't know exactly where the clothes you plan on wearing are without a little trial and error; pull this one out, unroll it, "oops, wrong one…", now you kind of take the time to re-roll, half-ass of course, cause you'll redo it better later (classic); put back in, disrupt your pile again and pull out the other one that looked like the shirt you wanted…
You should be able to see everything you have from the moment you open up your bag! Save time and energy while also saving your pack from being pillaged each time you pull something out. The Filing Method makes this easy; you see it, you pull it out. No moving things out of the way just to get at the one item you actually want.
Don't understand how the Filing Method works yet? Let me explain the basics: Think of packing like you are filing paperwork in a Doctors office… open the drawer, File Vertical, close drawer. Basic. The other files there will keep it condensed and upright and easy to find when you need it without having to look through the other papers first.
Your packing method should be a good combination of all things that will enhance your traveling experience, not hinder it. More time digging through your clothes is more time wasted while you could be out enjoying your vacation. And although attempting to arrive with the fewest amount of wrinkles and creases is good, it always helps to understand that no method will eliminate them altogether. Learn to be OK with that cause
There's more to packing then just reducing wrinkles and creating more space.
You have to be practical. Packing in a way that helps with only issue isn't a great plan either. Have you ever seen or heard about the "Engineering or Bundle method"? The one which involves laying your pants down first so they extend outside of your bag, then you place your shirts in a similar fashion but 90 degrees to that… blah blah blah… then you fold it all up into a wonder (and completely impractical) bundle of joy (that will take 20 minutes to dismantle when you want something from there) that will save you space (maybe, if you do it well enough and have enough clothes the exact dimensions of the suitcase or shove socks into random empty holes) and free from wrinkles (except all the ones that will come from bag slumpage when you place your bag upright and tote it around). Sound like a good and practical way to pack? Not for me.
By Filing your clothes, you will gain ALL of these pros at the same time, instead of just one or two of them:
– save space
– stay (relatively) wrinkle-free
– be able to see all your clothes from the moment you open your suitcase
– become overjoyed (and wowed) by your new sense of order in life or on the road… or at least in your suitcase!
– impresses your friends. Especially your OCD or nerdy friends, and especially your mom.
Summary: Packing methods, other than the Filing Method, make life on the road more challenging and time consuming. Or if nothing else, give filing a try and challenge yourself to learn a new method! If it isn't for you, no problem, do what works best for you and your suitcase! I just wanted to you to have the facts :)
The end. Rant, over.
Happy travels!
(And as always, if you need more of these tips, then help support an nerd/artist and buy my book! :)
Thank You Chris Walla
I just wanted to take a moment to say Thank You to Chris Walla. If you haven't heard, he recently played his last show with Death Cab For Cutie at a great festival in my hometown of Victoria BC called, Rifflandia. Chris was a huge part of Death Cab, but he was also a huge part of helping me get this How To Pack book off the ground. Chris was the second artist willing to be a part of the book, second only to Tegan and Sara. Chris and I spend a morning taking a few pictures before a good long day of pre-production for Tegan and Sara's Sainthood album and I couldn't have been more thankful for it. Some of my favorite photos for the book came from this shoot, including my handmade/hand-sowed sock-wing suit that allowed Chris to take flight… well when jumping off a fridge at least. In fact I'll add a couple never seen before shots just below here, after all, that the whole reason to come to the site right, special content?! Chris produced Tegan and Sara's, The Con and Sainthood albums if you weren't aware, so yes, he's a true talent that man. On a side note, Chris has a lot of really great socks. And this was before it was cool to have cool socks. He's the cool sock originator i feel.
So to Chris, Thank you to for being a big part of my book and thank you for the great music you made with your bandmates for over 17 years! You are a wonderful person and I look forward to seeing what's next for you my friend.
*photography by my good friend Rob Campbell.
Infomercials. We've all seen them, we can all recite them, (think "sham-wow!", "linguine-bikini", or "wow that's a big schticky" and that's all from just one pitcher!) and yes they are extremely annoying so I'll stop talking about them BUT I would love for you to imagine just for a moment that this next paragraph is done in that style of voice!
"Have you ever struggled to get all your clothes into one suitcase? Now imagine how much fun packing would be if you got to play tetris with your clothes? Image how simple it would be if you were playing with all the same sized objects? Now what if I tell you that this can all be done and that you, yes even you, could actually learn to enjoy packing your bags?! That's right, it can be done and I can show you how! But just wait, that's not all! I can even show you how to save precious space and learn how to pack more into your suitcase! With just one simple payment of $14.95 you'll be able to learn not only all my tricks, but also those of all your favorite rock stars!"
See how fun that was? Well either way, the reality is that packing with the rock star method, (or the filing method as I like to call it these days) can actually be much more fun than the normal methods like rolling or the other traditional one… and way more fun than imagining me with an infomercial pitcher voice, that's for sure! The key is in the folding. Find a way in which the depth and width of each clothing item is the same… I can get more technical if you like but I can't iterate enough, packing should be fun. Make an art out of it. Learn to pack your clothes vertically and treat them like files in a filing cabinet so you can see everything you brought with you from the moment you open your suitcase. Or have a little more fun and make shapes or patterns with your clothes and tetris it up! There are enough things to worry about before and during your travels, so don't let packing add to that stress. Have fun and safe travels!
here's an old series of shots I was doing for an animation showing how easy it is to fill a suitcase and see what all is in there as well as remove and replace items while you travel… Oh and ya that was also an attempt for subliminal messaging and a link to my book on amazon talking more about all of this, including tips and tricks from some pretty cool musicians. Here's one more link :P
Suitcase Packing Expert
Suitcase Packing Expert, c'est moi?
Last december I was invited to be on a national television show (CTV's The Social) to teach the shows hosts how to pack a suitcase. In short, it was a lot of fun and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience (despite feeling like a bit green for tv and sounding like a bit a bumbling goofball). Actually I loved everything about it, from flying out to Toronto to being my quirky self on the show. But the part I loved most was just before I was about to go on… I was backstage in my little green eating cantaloupe and asking the show producer how she first heard of me. Her answer was the best I've ever heard.
"I was just Google-ing 'packing experts' and I came across your name…"
So with that new jump in my step I went on to fumble my way through the show… no I'm kidding, I did alright, ha. I don't like talking too much about myself and what makes me an expert (which I understand is important, society likes to see framed papers on the wall or at least 'cool' street credit like playing playing bass for a popular band) but once we got past that and into the straight packing facts, I was golden! That's where I hit my stride. Less self talk and more nerd talk is what I always say. The point is, I actually do know my stuff and I really am here to lead this new suitcase packing style revolution! So who will join me?
Here are a couple pics from a magazine spread that I was asked to write… I called this shot the How To Pack Starting Point. (The First image above has the final packing pic on the right)
Talk soon. (And PIN away all you Pinterest friends and fans :)
Don't forget to check out the book for more tips on packing!
Packing wine into a suitcase
It's family time, and whether you are going home for Christmas or any other time of the year, you may want to bring back with you a favorite bottle of wine you just can't get at home. Maybe you've spent a year as an Au pair in Southern France or you've escaped from the North American winters with a fall jaunt to Argentina? The point is, there's plenty of great wine from all over the world that needs to be shared with the ones you love… and yes that includes you bringing it home for yourself! So sometimes you just have to put it in your suitcase to get it home. Oh but what about Duty free shopping? Well it just doesn't cut it when you have traveled and tasted your favorite wine, bottled strait from the source and need to get it home. Whatever the case, here are a few tips to help ensure your bottle gets home safely… despite the airport baggage handlers best efforts. Oh and Obviously it's never ideal to put wine into your checked luggage but just to let you know, I have successfully ported wine this way a few times… (hmmm, there's got to be some sort of clever joke involving 'port' and wine here right? I've got nothing, but feel free to let me know if you've got one….)
Here are my step by step tips for packing wine into a suitcase:
1. Most importantly, find a good wine worth taking back with you.
2: Find the most bulky and padded item in your suitcase, like a hoody or a sweater.
3: Wrap the bottle with it, taking special care to add extra padding around the neck, i.e. if you use a hoody, use the hood to wrap a few times around the bottle's neck as it's most vulnerable there.
4. Place the bottle into the middle of your suitcase (length-wise and bottle-bottom facing the suitcases' side with wheels) to ensure it has the maximum amount of protection from all sides. By packing it in this way, when the bag is upright, so is the wine, and even if the bottle settles down a little closer to the wheels side, it's still resting on the thickess and strongest part of the bottle.
5. In my bag, I have a mesh pocket on the top flap filled with my socks and underwear so this provides a nice padding for the top-side of the bottle…. So it works for me but just be aware of how your bag constructed; if you have to bury it down a little more, then do it. Again, make sure to protect it from ALL SIDES.
And there you have it, you should be all good to go now… but of course you can still be more cautious by first putting the bottle into a sealed plastic bag… then maybe another larger bag over that… but then I feel that if the bottle is going to break, a plastic bag isn't going to hold up against sharp broken glass anyway… so live a little, take a risk and start packing that wine into your suitcase anyway! Safe travels my friends.
Oh and enjoy the wine!
…responsibly of course :D
Christmas is a comin! (Holiday Travel tips)
Holiday travels can scare anyone. Hordes or people all trying to get somewhere at the same time and all with an extra sense of urgency. Combine this with the fact that for many of these people, it's the only time of the year in which they travel… ie. Travel noobs clogging up the system :P
These holiday travel tips will be fairly obvious advice to most of you, but you'd be surprised how much you can forget in the rush of the holiday season! Here are a few reminders for those of you in this scenario:
1. Give yourself more time than you think… in each and every part of pre-travel!
2. Pack earlier in the day, not the night before.
3. Get to the airport hours before, not an hour before.
4. Do your research, know what you can and can't bring with you as well as weight restrictions for baggage.
5. Don't forget your passport if you are crossing countries.
6. Don't forget to pack your gifts and presents!
OK so while we're on holiday travel tips as well as talking about presents and gifts…
I'll be very brief. You have friends and I have books. And you'll want to impress your friends with your choice of gifts for them right? Perfect, cause I've got you covered. I'm not even kidding. (While tooting my own horn at the same time) The book, How To Pack Like A Rock Star, is the perfect gift for your friends as it combines those laugh out loud moments along side the "Holy crap, this is such great practical advice! What an amazing gift giver you are!" and "Best. Friend. Ever!" comments.
You're welcome.
But order now so you'll be sure to get it before Christmas!!! PS you can't buy this book in stores. Oh and why not, for a little more incentive for ya I'll add a holiday promo code : XMAS to make the book an even $15 bucks for the holiday season. I'd love to share the book with you, will you share it with your friends? Hope so!
Hope the basic holiday travel tips helped a little but for those of you wanting more, don't worry, 'How to safely pack a bottle of wine in your suitcase' is coming soon! Also did you catch how I photoshopped the book into the image above, (my attempt at subliminal messaging, making travel synonymous with How To Pack…!).
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A real hidden treasure with some of the best food I have ever tasted. We have dined here on several occasions for dinner and brunch, and every time the staff and atmosphere have been warm and inviting. World class food without the hustle and bustle of inner city dining, the venue is stunning to match the exceptional menu.
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Treatment of duodenal ulcer:The recommended dose is 30 mg once daily for 2 weeks. In patients not fully healed within this time, the medicinal product should be continued at the same dose for another two weeks.
Treatment of gastric ulcer:The recommended dose is 30 mg once daily for 4 weeks. The ulcer usually heals within 4 weeks, but in patients not fully healed within this time, the medicinal product should be continued at the same dose for another 4 weeks.
Treatment of reflux oesophagitis:The recommended dose of lansoprazole is 30 mg once daily for 4 weeks. In patients not fully healed within this time, the treatment may be continued at the same dose for another 4 weeks.
Prophylaxis of reflux oesophagitis:15 mg once daily. The dose may be increased up to 30 mg daily as necessary.Eradication of Helicobacter pylori:When selecting appropriate combination therapy consideration should be given to official local guidance regarding bacterial resistance, duration of treatment, (most commonly 7 days but sometimes up to 14 days), and appropriate use of antibacterial agents.The recommended dose is 30 mg of lansoprazol twice daily for 7 days in combination with one of the following:clarithromycin 250-500 mg twice daily + amoxicillin 1 g twice daily clarithromycin 250 mg twice daily + metronidazole 400-500 mg twice dailyH. pylori eradication rates of up to 90%, are obtained when clarithromycin is combined with lansoprazol and amoxicillin or metronidazole.Six months after successful eradication treatment, the risk of re-infection is low and relapse is therefore unlikely. Use of a regimen including lansoprazole 30 mg twice daily, amoxicillin 1 g twice daily and metronidazole 400-500 mg twice daily has also been examined. Lower eradication rates were seen using this combination than in regimens involving clarithromycin. It may be suitable for those who are unable to take clarithromycin as part of an eradication therapy, when local resistance rates to metronidazole are low.
Treatment of NSAID-associated benign gastric and duodenal ulcers in patients requiring continued NSAID treatment:30 mg once daily for four weeks. In patients not fully healed the treatment may be continued for another four weeks. For patients at risk or with ulcers that are difficult to heal, a longer course of treatment and/or a higher dose should be considered. Prophylaxis of NSAID-associated gastric and duodenal ulcers in patients at risk (such as age >65 or history of gastric or duodenal ulcer) requiring prolonged NSAID treatment: 15 mg once daily. If the treatment fails the dose 30 mg once daily should be used.Symptomatic gastro-oesophageal reflux disease:The recommended dose is 15 mg or 30 mg daily. Relief of symptoms is obtained rapidly. Individual adjustment of dosage should be considered. If the symptoms are not relieved within 4 weeks with a daily dose of 30 mg, further examinations are recommended.
Zollinger-Ellison syndrome:The recommended initial dose is 60 mg once daily. The dose should be individually adjusted and the treatment should be continued for as long as necessary. Daily doses of up to 180 mg have been used. If the required daily dose exceeds 120 mg, it should be given in two divided doses.
Impaired hepatic or renal function:There is no need to change the dose in patients with impaired renal function. Patients with moderate or severe liver disease should be kept under regular supervision and a 50% reduction of the daily dose is recommended (see section 4.4 and 5.2).
Elderly:Due to reduced clearance of Lansoprazole in the elderly an adjustment of the dose may be necessary based on individual requirements. A daily dose of 30 mg should not be exceeded in the elderly unless there are compelling clinical indications.
Children:The use of Lansoprazole is not recommended in children as clinical data are limited. Treatment of small children below one year of age should be avoided as available data have not shown beneficial effects in the treatment of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease.
HypomagnesaemiaSevere hypomagnesaemia has been reported in patients treated with PPIs like lansoprazole for at least three months, and in most cases for a year. Serious manifestations of hypomagnesaemia such as fatigue, tetany, delirium, convulsions, dizziness and ventricular arrhythmia can occur but they may begin insidiously and be overlooked. In most affected patients, hypomagnesaemia improved after magnesium replacement and discontinuation of the PPI. For patients expected to be on prolonged treatment or who take PPIs with digoxin or drugs that may cause hypomagnesaemia (e.g., diuretics), health care professionals should consider measuring magnesium levels before starting PPI treatment and periodically during treatment. As Lansoprazole contains sucrose, patients with rare hereditary problems of fructose intolerance, glucose-galactose malabsorption or sucrase-isomaltase insufficiency should not take this medicine.
The effects of lansoprazole on other drugs
Medicinal products with pH dependent absorptionLansoprazole may interfere with the absorption of drugs where gastric pH is critical to bioavailability.Atazanavir:A study has shown that co-administration of lansoprazole (60 mg once daily) with atazanavir 400 mg to healthy volunteers resulted in a substantial reduction in atazanavir exposure (approximately 90% decrease in AUC and Cmax). Lansoprazole should not be co-administered with atazanavir (see section 4.3).
Ketoconazole and itraconazoleThe absorption of ketoconazole and itraconazole from the gastrointestinal tract is enhanced by the presence of gastric acid. Administration of lansoprazole may result in subtherapeutic concentrations of ketoconazole and itraconazole and the combination should be avoided.
DigoxinCo-administration of Lansoprazole and digoxin may lead to increased digoxin plasma levels. The plasma levels of digoxin should therefore be monitored and the dose of digoxin adjusted if necessary when initiating and ending Lansoprazole treatment.
Medicinal products metabolised by P450 enzymesLansoprazole may increase plasma concentrations of drugs that are metabolised by CYP3A4. Caution is advised when combining lansoprazole with drugs which are metabolised by this enzyme and have a narrow therapeutic window.
TheophyllineLansoprazole reduces the plasma concentration of theophylline, which may decrease the expected clinical effect at the dose. Caution is advised when combining the two medicinal products.
TacrolimusCo-administration of Lansoprazole increases the plasma concentrations of tacrolimus (a CYP3A and P-gp substrate). Lansoprazole exposure increased the mean exposure of tacrolimus by up to 81%. Monitoring of tacrolimus plasma concentrations is advised when concomitant treatment with lansoprazole is initiated or ended.
Medicinal products transported by P-glycoproteinLansoprazole has been observed to inhibit the transport protein, P-glycoprotein (P-gp) in vitro. The clinical relevance of this is unknown.
Effects of other drugs on Lansoprazole
Drugs which inhibit CYP2C19Fluvoxamine:A dose reduction may be considered when combining Lansoprazole with the CYP2C19 inhibitor fluvoxamine. The plasma concentrations of Lansoprazole increase up to 4-fold.
Drugs which induce CYP2C19 and CYP3A4Enzyme inducers affecting CYP2C19 and CYP3A4 such as rifampicin, and St John´s wort (Hypericum perforatum) can markedly reduce the plasma concentrations of Lansoprazole.
OthersSucralfate / AntacidsSucralfate / antacids may decrease the bioavailability of lansoprazole. Therefore Lansoprazole should be taken at least one hour after taking these drugs.No clinically significant interactions of lansoprazole with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs have been demonstrated, although no formal interactions studies have been performed.
PregnancyFor Lansoprazole no clinical data on exposed pregnancies are available. Animal studies do not indicate direct or indirect harmful effects with respect to pregnancy, embryonal/foetal development, parturition or postnatal development.The use of lansoprazole during pregnancy is not recommended.
LactationIt is not known whether lansoprazole is excreted in human breast milk. Animal studies have shown excretion of lansoprazole in milk. A decision on whether to continue/discontinue breast-feeding or to continue/discontinue therapy with lansoprazole should be made taking into account the benefit of breast-feeding to the child and the benefit of lansoprazole therapy to the woman.
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Absorption and distributionLansoprazole exhibits high (80-90%) bioavailability with a single dose. Peak plasma levels occur within 1.5 to 2.0 hours. Intake of food slows the absorption rate of Lansoprazole and reduces the bioavailabilty by about 50%. The plasma protein binding is 97%.Studies have shown that granules from opened capsules give equivalent AUC as the intact capsule if the granules are suspended in a small amount of orange juice, apple juice, or tomato juice mixed with a tablespoon of apple or pear puree or sprinkled on a tablespoon of yoghurt, pudding or cottage cheese. Equivalent AUC has also been shown for granules suspended in apple juice administered through a naso-gastric tube.
Metabolism and eliminationLansoprazole is extensively metabolised by the liver and the metabolites are excreted by both renal and biliary route. The metabolism of lansoprazole is mainly catalysed by the enzyme CYP2C19. The enzyme CYP3A4 also contributes to the metabolism. The plasma elimination half-life ranges from 1 to 2 hours following single or multiple doses in healthy subjects. There is no evidence of accumulation following multiple doses in healthy subjects. Sulphone, sulphide and 5-hydroxyl derivatives of lansoprazole have been identified in plasma. These metabolites have very little or no antisecretory activity.A study with 14C labelled Lansoprazole indicated that approximately one-third of the administered radiation was excreted in the urine and two-thirds was recovered in the faeces.
Pharmacokinetics in elderly patientsThe clearance of Lansoprazole is decreased in the elderly, with elimination half-life increased approximately 50% to 100%. Peak plasma levels were not increased in the elderly.
Pharmacokinetics in paediatric patientsThe evaluation of the pharmacokinetics in children aged 1 17 years of age showed a similar exposure as compared to adults with doses of 15 mg for those below 30 kg of weight and 30 mg for those above. The investigation of a dose of 17 mg/m2 body surface or 1 mg/kg body weight also resulted in comparable exposure of Lansoprazole in children aged 2-3 months up to one year of age compared to adults.Higher exposure to lansoprazole in comparison to adults has been seen in infants below the age of 2-3 months with doses of both 1.0 mg/kg and 0.5 mg/kg body weight given as a single dose.
Pharmacokinetics in hepatic insufficiencyThe exposure of Lansoprazole is doubled in patients with mild hepatic impairment and much more increased in patients with moderate and severe hepatic impairment.
CYP2C19 poor metabolisersCYP2C19 is subject to genetic polymorphism and 2-6 % of the population, called poor metabolisers (PMs), are homozygote for a mutant CYP2C19 allele and therefore lacks a functional CYP2C19 enzyme. The exposure of lansoprazole is several-fold higher in PMs than in extensive metabolisers (EMs).
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What do $800,000 and a $19 million charter school have to do with us?
These are taxpayer monies paid into the state's education system that have partly gone to waste.
The Journal recently ran a five-part series focused on Horizon Charter Schools, which has been in operation since 1993 and has two programs at a site in Auburn and formerly had sites in Lincoln and Rocklin.
In doing the series, it became clear that the flexibility given to charter schools can come at a cost, and the lack of oversight with regard to Horizon's finances is troubling. The series took a topic of state importance – there are more than 1,000 charter schools in the state with 110 opening in the last school year alone – and gave Auburn area and Placer County taxpayers a snap shot of how it's impacting our local education system.
Our local education leaders should take the financial strife of Horizon's $2 million budget gap as a reminder to pay close attention to charter schools in their district. Western Placer Unified School District administrators need to step up their oversight of Horizon Charter Schools and carefully scrutinize their charter when it comes up for renewal this spring.
Charter schools have become a popular and fast growing movement in California public education since they were allowed to start in 1993. Parents are drawn to the flexibility in curriculum, among other benefits.
The downside to charter schools is they pull enrollment from already existing public schools, which translates into less money for those institutions. Also, as is the case with Horizon, the flexibility has led to problems.
"(There is) a mild pulling at each other trying to balance those two extremes (of oversight and flexibility). That's what the charter movement is all about. It really is," Scott Leaman, Western Placer Unified School District superintendent told the Journal. "They are meant to push the envelope programmatically, but sometimes to do that, there are reasons why many of the policies are in place in traditional schools, and that's where some of the challenges I think come in with the charter movement."
But Western Placer is responsible for ensuring Horizon is financially compliant and maintains education standards. There shouldn't be a laissez-faire approach when it comes to upholding those duties.
In Horizon's case, the school's Rocklin site closed mid-school year and left the parents of more than 300 students without a school for their children to attend. The site was closed after neighbors complained to Placer County about too much traffic there. The county then informed Horizon it was way past the building's daily 200-student capacity. Horizon then closed the location and a few weeks later, the program it was operating out of the facility was shut down.
Horizon and its leasing company dispute who's at fault.
In addition to the sudden closure, Horizon sunk $800,000 of public money into upgrades to the building they were renting.
Regardless of who is to blame, the point is that it should never have happened.
The school's finances should not have been allowed to get to the point of a $2 million budget gap by the overseeing district and then shut down to the detriment of students and parents.
Charter schools offer an option to taxpaying parents, but they come with a need for great responsibility from parents and the school district's charged with oversight.
It's also important to remember that in the rush to create and grow these specialized schools, we cannot forget about investing in our already existing public schools. Districts that are looking to include charters should weigh what kind of repercussions that could have to their current students, staff and school sites. If it would hurt enrollment and programs available, the district should not OK a charter.
We can't let the desire for flexibility overshadow the need to judicially use and guard public money, especially with a K-12 education system that receives more than 40 percent of the state's general fund.


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Five Seattle-area people, including a mother and daughter, have been indicted in U.S. District Court in Seattle with a litany of fraud charges. Three of them have already pleaded guilty and are facing prison sentences. The federal agents and the prosecutor on the case say none of it would have been possible without one victim's...
Back in January, Michelle McCambridge found herself staring into the face of the woman who stole her identity.
Only a week earlier, she learned that someone had taken out credit cards in her name and racked up thousands in charges. A federal agent had shown her a surveillance photo. But the image didn't ring a bell.
Now the woman in thick-rimmed glasses was standing there at McCambridge's women's-casual counter at J.C. Penney at Southcenter, asking to open a credit account.
McCambridge's heart lept. She excused herself and secretly got the store's security crew to train their cameras on the woman.
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And in those few minutes, the 23-year-old retail clerk and college student set in motion a federal investigation that has brought down what authorities say is a prolific ring of ID thieves responsible for victimizing at least 39 people.
"Out of how many customer-service desks, out of how many registers she could have gone to, and she had to come to me?" McCambridge wondered this week.
"It was fate."
Now five Seattle-area people, including a mother and daughter, have been indicted in U.S. District Court in Seattle with a litany of fraud charges. Three of them have already pleaded guilty and are facing prison sentences.
The federal agents and the prosecutor on the case say none of it would have been possible without McCambridge's presence of mind.
"I'm very proud of her," said Joseph Velling, a special agent for the Social Security Administration. "It was heroic."
The 23-count indictment charged Jeania Dyson, 36; Gordon Burrage, 44; Stephanie Locke, 29; Valorie Dade, 58; and her daughter, Lakaia Dade, 36, with bank fraud, aggravated ID theft and misuse of Social Security numbers.
Burrage, Locke and Lakaia Dade have pleaded guilty to reduced charges and face sentencing this fall before Judge Robert Lasnik.
Velling and his partner, Special Agent Matthew Lavelle, said the investigation required complicated detective work to find patterns and connections in otherwise-ordinary, scattered complaints of credit-card fraud.
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But it really began one day in January when McCambridge got her mail and discovered several bills for department-store cards she had never asked for.
She had just become one of about 9 million people whose identification is stolen and misused every year, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
"I was kinda furious," McCambridge said.
Turns out, McCambridge's father went to high school with Velling. So he called him. Velling said he'd look into it, and he got store surveillance footage showing the woman opening a card in McCambridge's name around Christmas time.
The woman later turned out to be Locke, but they didn't know that then. All they could tell was that it was a black woman with distinctive glasses.
Then she came into McCambridge's store.
"I was a little panicked; I was a little shaky," McCambridge said.
"But I was angry."
McCambridge made a lame excuse to step away. She ducked over to the fragrance counter and found her manager. They got the store security cameras to zoom in and capture an image of a fake ID Locke was presenting with another woman's name, Velling said. But police couldn't arrest Locke right then, so she left when the credit application was refused.
Now they had more images of the suspected thief, but still no name to attach to the face.
Then, a break.
In February, local police arrested Burrage at a Kohl's store as he tried to open a fraudulent credit-card account. The security video had also gotten an image of a woman with him.
Lavelle said he recognized her as Dyson, who has previously gone to prison for bank fraud.
By checking old police reports, the agents were able to connect Dyson with Locke in previous cases, they said. Eventually, they tied all five suspects to a black Cadillac Escalade that had been used in credit thefts from Lacey to Lynnwood.
By April, the agents had rounded them all up.
Victims take action
Looking back, agent Velling says what made this case special was that McCambridge and other victims had gotten involved and contacted stores to save their security tapes.
That doesn't happen very often, he said. Usually, people just file a police report, cancel their accounts, and the cases languish for lack of evidence and resources.
"Identity-theft crimes are some of the most difficult criminal cases to investigate," Velling said.
"It is not that law enforcement does not know what crime was committed. Rather, it is a simpler question — who did it? Store surveillance video and photos can be the difference in making the identification of the criminals and a successful prosecution of the crime."
As for McCambridge, she's getting ready to go back to college and move on with her life. But the sense that someone took her Social Security number — something you can't simply cancel — means she feels a sense of permanent vulnerability.
"Yes, no violence was done to me, but that's my identity," she said. "It's a violation of your space and who you are."
McCambridge says she is actually looking forward to seeing Locke again later this month — when Locke will be standing before the judge for sentencing.
"I want to ask her if she remembers me," McCambridge said.
"It's nice to know it's one of the biggest crimes out there and we can get someone behind bars for it. I'm glad there's going to be some justice served."


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If treatment is needed, growths may be removed with surgery or freezing (cryotherapycryotherapy).
Removing the growths is simple and usually does not result in scars. However, growths on the trunk often leave the skin lighter colored.
In rare cases, a person who gets many growths very quickly may have gastric cancergastric cancer.
Growths usually do not return after they are removed, but people who are prone to this condition may develop more growths in the future.
Good luck..take care.
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- Side Effects of Aldara (detailed)
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