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Why The Leafs Still SuckHarperCollins Canada 2011; US$ 15.99
Every year since 1968, Leaf fans hope that the new season will be the one that breaks the Stanley Cup drought. Sadly, those hopes are usually dashed mid-season. In the biggest hockey market in North America, with such a huge and loyal fan base, how has the team missed it for so long? It?s the question that every Leafs fan asks (and has been afraid... more...
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Legendary hockey writer Kevin Allen weaves together the epic tale of the USA�Hockey organization, the governing body for amateur ice hockey in the United States, beginning with the earliest days and leading up to their 75th anniversary. Detailing an organization that touches the lives of over half a million members and publishes the most widely circulated... more...
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Derek Sanderson was a key player with the Big Bad Bruins in the 1970s. At one point the highest-paid athlete in the world, Sanderson played with and against the era?s legends, winning two Stanley Cups and assisting on Bobby Orr?s famous diving goal in 1970. Off the ice, ?Turk? was one of a kind. He drove a burgundy Rolls-Royce, wore a fox coat and,... more...
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- Most bookedMorris Guest House
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"Clean room, nice staff, parking available. Okay for a 2 star hotel "
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"Originally the room we booked was unavailable and they had to switch it. But upon checking in they were able to get us the original room we wanted. The staff was also more than helpful getting us checked in early and in time for the festival we were trying to go to. The size of the room was great..."
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"The hotel was nice, we would probably stay again, especially if we needed to stay in the Bronx. We wished the juice machine worked all day for our daughter and our main concern was the water out of the sink was cloudy so we were pretty thirsty while we stayed there and would refill water bottles ..."
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"There was like a patch on the wall behind the TV, Only one bath towel in the bathroom,and there was that look like blood in the bottom of the toilet.the coffee maker is not working properly."
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"room served its purpose.... free parking. hotel next door to police precent. room and bathroom clean. bed was comfy. i just needed a room to stay instead of long drive back to Jersey in between workdays."
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"We did not know NY or the Bronx. That said... it is a great value, this hotel is fairly new and really the only nice establishment in the area. It is close to the Norwood/205st "D line", so easy access to subway. The neighborhood is really run down and sketchy to walk around at night, but we had ..."
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"Better then I expected. Stayed before when it was a best western (5/11). Room was clean, comfortable and quiet. Couldn't ask for much more. I try not to have unrealistic expectations. It was pretty decent."
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"Well I figured since it was my first time in New York I would book this hotel I heard how it was gonna be a horrible hotel considering it was in the Bronx but I loved it, was such a great hotel and would definally come back to stay when I keep visiting New York."
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"We stayed for 3 days and the facility was great. The front desk personnel treated us great and extremely helpful."
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New business owner pedals his services downtown
I just flagged that advertising spam. ANNOYING!!!!! :(
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A senior's citizen: Donna Bell devotes career to helping elderly
Donna Bell was the first person I met when I decided to have my mother move from home and into Brandon Woods due to dementia. Donna deeply cares about all of the residents there. My sister and I were having terrible feelings of guilt because we were no longer able to take care of our mother properly due to our own physical limitations. Donna told us all about Brandon Woods and the facilities. She said, " I want you to be just daughters again, not caretakers, and enjoy being with your Mom".
Thanks to her and all of the loving and caring staff at Brandon Woods, we are able to do that. I am so glad my Mom is there and because of these remarkable people, she is very happy and enjoying life. We are so lucky to have such a wonderful place for our senior citizens to live.
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Arrest made after sexual assault report
It doesn't matter where this happened. So what if it was in a trailer park?? Sickos live everywhere - this could have happened in Alvamar. It isn't the location - it is the sicko person.
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Advocates for disabled sue state over budget cuts
"I am both appalled and ashamed of the state of Kansas," Spano said.
Me too. I am totally disgusted by the way they are treating the disabled. Cut something else and leave them alone!
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Lawrence woman arrested for child sex charges
Disgusting. Throw the book at her!
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New heart pumps new life into 49-year-old
What a great story! Maybe more people will sign up to be an organ donor now. I am an organ donor and proud of it! If I can help even just one person after my death, it is worth it!
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Eek! Strike fast to eliminate mouse in house
I can't recommend D-Con. My Mom used it when we were growing up and the mice died inside the walls and smelled the house up. Then Dad would have to cut the wall to get the dead mice out. The mice don't know they should "vacate the home before dying".
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LMH awaits construction on Eudora facility
Design work should be complete in April, said Gene Meyer, the hospital's CEO.
Just the design work, not the actual construction.
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Stephens Realtor earns designation
Congratulations, Nancy!!!!
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The bus stop at 23rd by Taco John's is closed and not plowed. They want people to use the bus system and then they don't shovel and clean the bus stops so people can use them. Doesn't make sense.
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News from Tech
Updates 2016-06-24
Happy Summer!
Here are a list of Google Presentations and other session descriptions at ISTE Conference next week in Denver, CO.
ISTE is the International Society for Technology in Education and has developed Technology Standards for Students, Teachers, and Administrators.
If you cannot attend a workshop or conference, a good way to learn something new is to find a title of a presentation that interests you and research that title and the presenter(s) to gather ideas about the topic.
Presentation Styles
When looking at some of the session descriptions available at the ISTE Conference, I saw that they were having Ignite presentations. Some form of Ignite presentations would be great for student projects and faculty spotlights.
The general idea is that you have 20 slides timed at 15-20 seconds per slide.
And of course, there are Ted Talks at ted.com.
CommonSenseMedia.org has many resources for students, parents, and teachers to learn about things like Phishing.
Create an account and check out this lesson plan for students in Grades 6-8 about Scams and Schemes.
One helpful hint is to hover over any link that is in the email. The address should show up in the "status bar" at the bottom of your browser.
Also if you do happen to click on a link in an email, take note of the URL/address in the "address bar" of your browser.
Here are some images associated with Phishing, an email, a website, and a method for reporting.
Also see more information on the Updates 2016-05-13 post.
I would love to hear from you what you are learning this summer, technology or otherwise. Who have you shared your learning with?
Updates 2016-06-17
Happy Summer!
Marbles, Magnets, Dominos - Oh My
Here is a youtube channel of these types of videos
and an example http://youtube.com/watch?v=QQ9gs-5lRKc.
Here is the resources and best practices page from Remind.
Remind can be used for any classroom or activity. Group members can choose to have messages sent by email and/or text message.
You don't give out your mobile number and you won't start one of those dreaded group texts.
Illinois Computing Educators is setting up a Remind group for Educators around Illinois.https://www.remind.com/join/ice-il
Google Calendars on iPhone or iPad
If all of your shared calendars are not showing up on your mobile device, checkhttps://calendar.google.com/calendar/syncselect to see what calendars are checked.
Additional items you may want to check out this summer.
Updates 2016-06-10
Happy Summer!
Google on iOS
What Google apps do you have installed on your iPhone or iPad?
Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Gmail, Keep, Photos?
Google Photos on iOS
You can backup your photos from your iPhone or iPad to your Google account using the Google Photos app on iOS.
Your school account has unlimited storage whereas your personal account only has 25GB of storage.
The Google Photos Assistant feature may also automagically make collages, animations, and movies with your photos and movies.
Google Photos can also be accessed at http://photos.google.com.
Microsoft Office Mix
Office Mix is an add-in for Microsoft Powerpoint 2013 and newer versions.
Here is a tutorial that shows how it works.
Updates 2016-06-01
Share Your Stories
Take the time to share your stories from your classroom or other experiences.
Blogging is one way but there are others as well.
Edublogs.org offers courses/challenges to learn how to personally blog and have your students blog.
Edublogs is just one example of many blogging platforms including using Google Sites and Blogger.
Google Classroom Archiving
Here is an example of a blog made with Edublogs.org: TeachingForward.net.
This youtube video shows what it means to archive a Google Classroom and is part of a blog post about the end of the year items when using Google.
Updates 2016-05-25
Learn More
Here we are at the end of another school year. Reach out to me if there are things that you want to learn more about this summer.
iPads, Neos, Laser Discs and other Technology
If you have unused or minimally used technology, that is not being utilized or not going to be utilized,
send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com letting us know where and when we can pick it up.
Wordclouds.com is an alternative to Wordle.
The image is from inputting this year's Technology Updates URL into WordClouds.
Updates 2016-05-18
Office 365
Let me know if you have an interest in Office 365. Office 365 should be a great complement to the things that can be done with Google Apps for Education.
We can explore the possibility of utilizing these tools with your students.
Get Started here using your school email address.
Microsoft Sway is a tool for story-telling.
Here is a tutorial video showing how to create a sway.
Microsoft OneNote is another tool that may have a fit in your classroom for organization and note taking.
Backups of Files
It is always that time of year to backup your files. If you have files only on your computer, you need to have another copy to have a backup.
The classroom computers will sit unused for 2+ months, be moved by staff and returned to your classroom, and things happen.
In order to have a backup of your files, the files need to be in 2 places.
Here are some logic puzzles for you.
Files are on the H: drive. The H: drive is backed up by the Technology Department to another storage device. The files are backed up.
Files are on the H: drive. Files are uploaded to Google Drive. Files are backed up.
Files are on the computer. Files are on a USB drive. Files are backed up.
Files are only on a USB drive. Files are not backed up.
Resources from a Blab with @josephfatheree
Mr. Fatheree is a teacher at Effingham High School
Institute of Design at Stanford
AHA Student Films - YouTube channel from Production Class at Effingham High School
Phishing 2016-05-13
Phishing is the attempt to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.
Learn more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phishing
Just opening the message will not cause issues. It is either clicking on a link in a message or responding in some manner to the message.
Example from today:
Google Mail has the ability to "report phishing".
When viewing a message in the web interface, click the drop-down box next to the Reply button for additional options for that email. (Also see Print option here.)
Click on "Report phishing"
Updated 2016-05-16
Insert Google Drawing in Google Docs/Slides
Updates 2016-05-03
Illinois Education Technology Conference (IETC) Conference Presentation Proposal
November 17 and 18, 2016 in Springfield
Free Registration if selected to present. I would be glad to co-present (be your support person).
Deadline for proposal is May 8. http://www.il-edtech.org/presenter-application/conference-presenter
If you have any questions, let me know.
Updates 2016-04-27
Find a Twitter Chat for your Grade Level or Subject Area
As an example of the questions that are asked during a Twitter chat, here are the questions from the #5thchat's April 26th chat.
International Space StationI came across this resource for following the International Space Station. The post was from a teacher, David Warlick, saying he had the quote, "This classroom is your window to the world." on his classroom bulletin board in the 1970's.
The website is http://www.n2yo.com/space-station/.
Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition - SAMR can be used to reflect upon how technology is utilized in the classroom.
More information at https://www.commonsensemedia.org/videos/introduction-to-the-samr-model
If you want to learn more about any of these topics or past topics, let me know.
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Citadel Investment Group is closing one of its two reinsurers, after it proved less profitable than the Chicago hedge fund giant had hoped.
Citadel founded CIG Reinsurance in 2004. The firm is pulling the plug because the Bermuda-based property-catastropher reinsurer has had difficulty competing with rivals due to its lack of a financial strength rating, and because its cost of capital is too high, Reuters reports.
Another Citadel reinsurance venture, New Castle Reinsurance, founded a year after CIG Re, will remain open.
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I have waited four years to write this review, and to be honest, Will probably write another when I graduate. I am enrolled in the BFA program for Photography. I will tell people that are trying to decide whether or not to go here, and they're concerned about reviews, pricing, etc.. You have to take it with a grain of salt. Everyone experiences their time at the Academy differently. There are things that probably effect everyone the same, and those are the "Cons" if you for the school. Here's my experience. I chose this school because It has been my dream and passion to succeed in photography as a wedding photographer. I served in the US Navy for four years and received a good bit of money to use for school, and wanted to use it for a degree that mattered, I didn't want to just get a BA in whatever, I wanted it in Photography. I searched for schools in San DIego where I was living at the time, and didn't like what I found. I wanted to go to Brookes Institute, to be honest. But I didn't live in Santa Barbara or whereever it is, and could not live there. I found Academy of Art University and started my research.. With great skepticism I almost did not attend. I saw SO many bad reviews and just was affraid to take a risk and invest into my education at a school I didn't even step foot into. Well I decided that life was full of chances we had to take, that If I wanted this degree I had to do it this way or no way, at least not then. AT the time of enrollment I was a new mother, a military wife and a now full time student. It was hard. I felt like giving up ALOt, and it was alot of discipline, but I've stayed the course and I really have learned so much there. There has been some things I absolutly hated, I'll be honest, I do not like inconsistency when it comes to direction, especially online since its hard to figure it out anyway without being in person to ask questions, but this happens, and i've learned that I have to roll with it and just quickly ask questions asap. This school is not a shortcut to a degree, just because its online. It is going to be what YOU make of it.. Can you get by sometimes without putting all your effort into it, maybe, but do you want to just GET BY at the cost it is per class? (2200ish)... NO! You want to come away a freaking fabulous photographer, artist, whatever your major is. My first instructor, Mr. Spindler, had a lot of bad comments from people on his personality, I was affraid that he was going to drop me sometimes, but he was hard on us and it really helped change me as a photographer. He did not accept crap work, he made us reshoot it. It did make us mad, but we did it and it helped us grow. If it wasn't for him, I would not have stayed at the Academy and I would not be where I am today. You have to accept the challenge, YOU have to put forth the effort, you have to take the quizzes and read the modules, they can't force you. Yes there is problems, like ANY school I'm sure, and sometimes I have wanted to quit... But all in all, I'm thankful and blessed that I, in the end, will have my BFA in Photography, no matter what!
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