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Good grief. What a disastrous, horrible, no-good lousy week this has been… for The PIAPS.
I'm sure you need cheering up after this depressing news, and if listening to a masterful British orator won't do it, nothing will:
Nigel Farage, however, was the least of Shrillary's worries this week. On Wednesday (8/24), the New York Post's cover story was A Nation for Sale under Hillary Clinton. But this isn't a Post scoop – this is an exposé of the Clinton Foundation's naked criminality by the media's gold-standard flagship, the Associated Press itself. Every newspaper in the country uses an AP newsfeed. As such, it cannot be ignored by the Libtard Media and it is utterly devastating.
Trump was fully justified to declare that, "It is now clear that the Clinton Foundation is the most corrupt enterprise in political history."
Jack Kelly had a marvelous column this week on Journalists as Presstitutes. They are intentionally biased for the left, willful propagandists and shills for the Democrats.
There is another way they presstitute themselves that you should know about, for it will give you a deep insight into how journalism really works. We use a current story about Turkey in the New York Times as a prime example.
How's this for a headline in this morning's (8/26) London Daily Express: Favorite to be Next Dutch Prime Minister Vows to Ban the Koran and Close All Mosques. Yep, that's Geert Wilders. He and his Dutch Freedom Party lead every poll there is by double digits, and the election is soon.
We have the HFR's favorite judge, favorite Olympian, and Hero of the Week. Here we go.
Tiraspol, Transnistria. Lenin lives. At least he still does here in the strangest country in Europe, as it insists on pretending it is a part of the Soviet Union.
We are in a landlocked and isolated sliver of Moldova that wanted no part of the breakup of the USSR in the wake of Berlin Wall falling in November 1989.
This is where the Soviet Union still exists – and where the people consider themselves Soviet citizens. They idolize Putin – and thus idolize Trump for being Putin's friend.
Where can you go to get accurate, timely, unbiased information about what's happening in America and the world? Where can you find news reported in depth and in context, without spin?
Except for TTP -- nowhere.
The two things essential for the preservation of a free society are an educated populace and a free press, Jefferson said.
"If a nation expects to be ignorant & free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was & never will be," he said. "Our liberty cannot be guarded but by the freedom of the press, nor that be limited without danger of losing it."
Liberty is on life support chiefly because (most of) those responsible for the education of our children are not teaching them what they need to know to be good citizens, and because so many in the news media are lap dogs, not watchdogs.
The news media are intentionally biased, said 70 percent of respondents to a survey conducted last year by USA Today and the Newseum Institute, a 15 percent increase over the year before.
Many journalists abuse trust placed by pushing agendas. They strive to shape public opinion rather than simply to inform it. The vast majority of presstitutes shill for Democrats and left wing causes.
Let's state it clearly: Washington's policy regarding state sponsors of terrorism is schizophrenic. As a result, our government is failing in its duty to protect Americans from terrorism.
It is not as if we need evidence of what nations are sponsoring terror attacks against us. Whether the attacks of 9-11, the Khobar Towers bombing, and the attacks on our embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, Iran was the prime culprit, in addition to the thousands of American soldiers maimed and killed by IED's strewn all over Iraq and Afghanistan by Iranian agents.
If the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA, Obama's Iran nuclear deal)) was truly able to prevent Iran from building nuclear weapons, looking the other way while Iran builds ballistic missiles and supports terrorism might be considered unpalatable, but nonetheless necessary if that were the only choices before us.
But the JCPOA only delays Iran from reaching its goal of becoming a nuclear-armed state sponsor of terrorism—which all evidence suggests is happening rapidly. The effect on Middle East security is already devastating.
By our inaction, we are helping Iran create a Shia crescent from Iran to Iraq to Syria to Lebanon and to the Mediterranean Sea, an arc dominated by Iran and its terror proxies that jeopardizes the entire Middle East and especially the US allied oil producing states.
China is at mounting risk of a Japanese-style "liquidity trap" as monetary policy loses traction and the economy approaches credit exhaustion, forcing a shift towards Keynesian fiscal stimulus.
Officials at the Chinese People's Bank (PBOC) have begun to call for a fundamental change in strategy, warning that interest rate cuts have become an increasingly blunt tool. They cannot easily stop companies hoarding cash or halt the slide in private investment.
Sheng Songcheng, the PBOC's head of analysis, set off a storm last month by warning that the economy had "started to show some signs of being caught in a liquidity trap."
Caixin magazine said last week (8/16) Chinese companies are hoarding record sums of "dead money" rather than spending it. The growth rate of private investment has dropped to 2.1% over the last seven months, the lowest since global financial crisis.
The International Monetary Fund warned in June that China's corporate debt has reached 145% of GDP. "Vulnerabilities are still rising on a dangerous trajectory. They must be addressed immediately," it said. China's entire financial system is clearly out of kilter.
Climate change projects spend enormous sums with no effect. They have not only been a waste of money, they have done real harm.
Some trillions of hard-earned taxpayer dollars have been spent to combat global warming over the last three decades. Has the expenditure of all of this money reduced global temperatures from where they would have otherwise been? No, at least not to a measurable degree.
The major governments of the world have undertaken a public policy which to date has cost far more than any benefits. The rebuttal by the advocates of all of this government spending is to say it is nothing more than a down payment on what needs to be done and the benefits will accrue to future generations.
British scientist Valentina Zharkova and her team at Northumbria University in the United Kingdom have produced a new model enabling unprecedentedly accurate predictions of the sun's solar cycle. She recently presented her findings in an address to the Royal Astronomical Society, Heartbeat of the Sun from Principal Component Analysis and prediction of solar activity on a millenium timescale.
The model predicts that a coming periodic reduction in the sun's magnetic radiation will soon lead to major global cooling.
These are rules to live a full and savored old age. The last is the most important. But you won't fully appreciate it until you've read all the others first.
- It's time to use the money you saved up. Use it and enjoy it. Don't just keep it for those who may have no notion of the sacrifices you made to get it. Remember there is nothing more dangerous than a son or daughter-in-law with big ideas for your hard earned capital. Enjoy the present moment. The sand in the clock may run out at any moment.
- Stop worrying about the financial situation of your children and grandchildren. You've taken care of them for many years, and you've taught them what you could. You gave them an education, food, shelter and support. The responsibility is theirs to earn their way.
- Keep a healthy life with moderate exercise (like walking every day), eat well and get your sleep. It's easy to become sick, and it gets harder to remain healthy. Keep in touch with your doctor, get tested even when you're feeling well. Stay informed.
- Always buy the best, most beautiful items for your significant other. The key goal is to enjoy your money with your partner. One day one of you will miss the other, and the money will not provide any comfort then. Enjoy it together.
He did it again! Just last night!
Yesterday (8/18) in Not Never Trump, I described three game-changing events this week providing positive reasons to be for a Trump Presidency rather than merely being against the nightmarish evil of a PIAPS Presidency.
Now there's a fourth. In Charlotte, North Carolina last night, Trump delivered what is being called his New American Future speech. (The link is to both the full text and full video.)
It is no accident, comrades, that we are witnessing the transformation of Daffy Donald into Presidential Donald before our very eyes this week. Who else but Kellyanne Conway could have effected this?
Meanwhile, our current Pathetic POTUS was playing golf with some comedian yesterday. He interrupted his Martha's Vineyard vacation to do a fundraiser for Hildebeast, but wouldn't for the devastated people of Louisiana.
So where will both Trump and Pence be today? In Louisiana while Zero laughs through another 18 holes. Even the Associated Press (see the link) couldn't ignore the brilliant (for Trump) and ghastly (for Zero) optics.
And where is Hillary? Not in Louisiana nor anywhere else public. She's, ah… resting. Poor old gal runs out of gas easily these days.
Evidently it's much worse than "exhaustion" from the brutal pace of campaigning. Her coughing fits, seizures, and bizarre behavior are now at a point where it's legitimate to question her physical and mental fitness for office.
On Wednesday (8/17) at Trump campaign headquarters in the Trump Tower on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, campaign policy director Steve Miller convened a round table of 16 folks to discuss how to defeat political and terrorist Islam. I wasn't there as I'm in Sofia, Bulgaria this week with my family.
Kellyanne was there, and let's suppose – just suppose, for this is only a thought experiment – that she asks me to attend the next such meeting. What would I say?
All TTPers know that I am not Donald Trump's biggest fan. That I think he's a seriously flawed candidate and that primary voters had some kind of mental breakdown choosing him over Scott Walker or Ted Cruz.
Now it's time for the other shoe to drop. I am not a NeverTrumper. The principal reason, at least so far, is this bottom line: whatever his flaws, Trump is not evil, and Hillary Clinton is.
Trump has no lengthy history of espousing conservative principles with which to govern so we don't know what he'd do as president. But we do know what Hillary would do – and that it would be vastly worse for America. The odds are very substantial that whatever Trump would do, it would be vastly better than what she would do.
Which means that I have no choice but to want him to win in November. My fear is that he won't for three reasons: his flaws as a candidate, the overwhelmingly massive bias of the Lying Swine Media against him, and equally massive Democrat voter fraud. That's a triple whammy which may prove impossible for him to overcome.
Nonetheless, we must soldier on and hope he wins, but I must admit such hope for me was – until this week – without enthusiasm. That is, I want a candidate for whom I can be passionately for, like Ronald Reagan. Rather, his opponent is someone I am passionately against, thus he's the only alternative.
Suddenly that has changed. Within the last 72 hours, three events occurred providing reason to be positively for a Trump Presidency.
Hillary Clinton thinks she has little to fear from Donald Trump. But she may be casting nervous glances over her shoulder at Preet Bharara.
You may not have heard of Mr. Bharara. Sheldon Silver, former speaker of the New York State Assembly, a Democrat, and Dean Skelos, former Majority Leader of the New York State Senate, a Republican, wish they hadn't. In May, they were sentenced to 12 years and 5 years in prison, respectively, for corruption.
Preet Bharara is the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He's a Democrat, but appears to be one of the few "public servants" these days who puts the responsibilities of his office ahead of partisan politics. Since his appointment in 2009, Bharara "has launched a one-man crusade against evil-doers, ranging from corrupt politicians to the Mafia," said Prof. Alan Chartock.
Currently, Mr. Bharara is disturbing the sleep of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. Will he have Hillary tossing and turning too? Here's how he could turn Hildebeast into an insomniac.


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Published: 26th January 2014 07:36 AM
Last Updated: 26th January 2014 07:36 AM
Tension prevailed at an Adi Dravidar Welfare school at Kondal village near Sirkazhi town in the district as angry parents besieged the institution after a nine-year-old student complained of sexual harassment by a temporary staffer. The accused was nabbed by police later in the day.
Sources said the matter came to light on Friday after a girl student refused to go to school. Though her parents convinced her to attend classes, the girl returned home complaining that Moovendhan, a temporary staff, had been sexually harassing her.
The girl also told her parents that four other girls too had experienced the same ordeal at the hands of the temporary staffer.
The news spread like wild fire and parents besieged the school seeking action against Moovendan.
On information, Sirkazhi police rushed to the spot, held talks and pacified the agitating parents. Subsequently, based on the assurance from the police personnel of appropriate action, parents withdrew their stir.
As Moovendan went into hiding soon after the incident, police launched a manhunt and apprehended him from an area near Vaitheeswarankoil on Friday.
Sources said the accused was booked under Sections 4 and 8 of the POCSO act (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012).
Bid to Rape Student
Meanwhile, in Villupuram, a 24-year-old youth was arrested for attempting to rape a class XI girl at Vakkur near Villupuram on Friday.
Sources at Vakkur said, Sathish (24), a carpenter from Vakkur hamlet in Villupuram, had been wooing 16-year-old Saranya (name changed), a class XI student of a government school in Sithalampattu for the past three months.
On Thursday evening, when Saranya was returning home from school, Sathish stopped her near a sugarcane field and asked her to marry him. When she turned down his proposal, Sathish attempted to rape her.
A special police team arrested Sathish from Vakkur hamlet on Friday afternoon. He was later remanded to the Villupuram sub-jail.
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In Tirupur, Arumugam (50), a daily wage worker, was arrested for sexually abusing a minor girl who used to play in front of his house, on Friday. The 12-year-old girl's grandmother caught the man red-handed and raised an alarm. The Avinashi All Women Police Station filed a case and remand him.
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"in most people, the ability to control attention declines significantly as they age. But research suggests that long-term meditation can slow down this decline."
What does redesigning schools and schooling through innovation mean in practice? How might it be brought about? These questions have inspired an influential international reflection on "Innovative Learning Environments" (ILE) led by the OECD. This reflection has already resulted in publications on core design principles and frameworks and on learning leadership. Now the focus extends from exceptional examples towards wider initiatives and system transformation. The report draws as core material on analyses of initiatives specially submitted by some 25 countries, regions and networks. It describes common strengths around a series of Cs: Culture change, Clarifying focus, Capacity creation, Collaboration & Co-operation, Communication technologies & platforms, and Change agents. It suggests that growing innovative learning at scale needs approaches rooted in the complexity of 21st century society and "learning eco-systems". It argues that a flourishing middle level of change around networks and learning communities provides the platform on which broader transformation can be built.
This report is not a compendium of "best practices" but a succinct analysis presenting original concepts and approaches, illustrated by concrete cases from around the world. It will be especially useful for those designing, researching or engaging in educational change, whether in schools, policy, communities or wider networks.
"The OECD's ILE work has mobilised and generated profoundly important knowledge about the nature of learning and opened understandings of learning environments within and beyond school. The ILE Framework has already proved to be an invaluable tool for the emerging future of learning leadership and systems development."
Professor Michael Schratz, Dean, School of Education, University of Innsbruck, Austria; President of the International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement (ICSEI)
" Never Send a Human to Do a Machine's Job is that "through working with technology, we test our comfort zone and explore new territories." (p93). In a digital age characterized by constantly changing technologies this remains both the challenge and the opportunity."
For the 7th year running Twitter is the No 1 tool on the list, although this year it is very closely followed by YouTube, and once again, the list is dominated by free online tools and services. I can also see some interesting new trends in the tools that are being used for both personal learning and for creating learning content and experiences for others, and I will provide my analysis shortly. In the meantime, beneath the presentation, you will find a summary of the new tools on the list and the big movers up the list.
"Communication: Technology, Distraction & Student Performance
written by Louis Philippe Beland and Richard Murphy
published by the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics
in May 2015
which I will referred to as "the LSE report".
Students, Computers and Learning—Making the Connection
published by the OECD under the direction of Andreas Schleicher
in September 2015
which I will refer to as "the OECD report"."
...The tech matters and teachers cannot create the tech that we need—but they can define the requirement, make the argument, and ultimately it will be the teachers that select and manage the tech that is produced. If we are ever to see successful education technology, it will be about empowering teachers, not replacing them. And if teachers are to play a role in leading that development, leading in the sense that I have used the word, their first step must be to engage constructively with the findings of what are two robust and helpful reports.
"Innovation in education can look like lots of things, like incorporating new technology or teaching methods, going on field trips, rejecting social norms, partnering with the local community.
It can be a floating school in an impoverished region, like the one in Lagos, Nigeria.
Or it can be a school that's blind to gender, like Egalia, in Stockholm, Sweden.
Keep scrolling to see what the future of education can, and probably should, look like."
- being educated will take on a much broader definition than it has in the past.
(1) shift from a traditional, formal education, to work-integrated learning.
(2) Second is the emerging trend for employers to move away from using formal credentials as the gold standard.
- scale up digital with an integrated approach
- get the Board involved
- bring a digital rhythm to corporate strategy
- Mind-sets
- System and data architecture. Digital in the context of IT is focused on creating a two-part environment that decouples legacy systems—which support critical functions and run at a slower pace—from those that support fast-moving, often customer-facing interactions. A key feature of digitized IT is the commitment to building networks that connect devices, objects, and people.
- Build a risk-taking culture.
- Put your money (and resources) where your mouth is.
- Dedicate the best people to digital—and then keep them engaged.
- Move quickly.
- Lead from the top.
- Bring a digital rhythm to corporate strategy.
Headlines: Worldwide Study: Students Who Use Computers Frequently in School 'Do Worse'
But, from OECD Director for Education and Skills, Andreas Schleicher:
"while schools lag considerably behind the promise of technology, technology can enhance experiential learning, cooperation and collaboration, inquiry-based pedagogies, project-based learning and formative assessment," all of which are part of a need to "provide educators with learning environments that support 21st-century pedagogies and provide children with the 21st-century skills they need to succeed in tomorrow's world."
OECD report concluded that:
"the key elements for success require teachers and school leaders having the vision, and ability to make connections between students, computers and learning, and that the relationship between digital technologies and learning is not a simple, linear comparison…
"tech can amplify great teaching, but great tech cannot replace poor teaching."
"Trafalgar Castle School introduced Singapore Math to its students three years ago. This innovative method of teaching math is helping students to grasp concepts far in advance to what is expected of them. For example, students in Grade 6 are able to understand algebraic concepts that are normally expected in Grade 8. At Trafalgar, Singapore Math is proving itself year after year and our students' grades in math prove that point. Singapore Math might not be helpful for everyone, but it has been for us."
1. School Internet Use Policies Are Restrictive
2. The Application Often Doesn't Lead to Anything Fun
3. Teachers Don't Know How to Integrate It
4. Teachers Don't Have Time to Teach It
5. Educational Inequality Is Still A Problem
"rnational early childhood conferences"
"1. Which edtech tools will my child be using in your class?"
2. What is the learning purpose for each of the tools?
3. Will I be able to access or monitor my child's work/interactions in these tools?
4. Are the sites/apps/games approved by the school, or is the teacher free to choose the edtech?
5. Does the teacher or school assess the privacy and security of a tool before letting students try it?
6. Does the school or class use a digital citizenship curriculum or any lessons to prepare students for using technology in class?
7. How much time during the day or class period will kids be using media or tech?
8. Will my kid need to have access to these tools at home?
9. What does it mean if my school is using an "adaptive learning system"?
10. Is edtech better than traditional ways of learning?
"What we really want from our connected future isn't fully automatic, hands-off convenience but hands-on human control."
Digital literacy
Applications of social and digital technologies
Implications of social and digital technologies
Digital transformation
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• Traits such as flexibility, adaptability, openness to experience, and tolerance for risk, for example, are now more important than ever.
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I have been to Sweden thrice in the last five years and each time I have brought a knife home with me. The most recent in the lower left knife, it is a Basic 511. The Basic 511 is razor sharp when you buy it and.....it cost $7.50 Cdn. Yes it comes with a terrible snap-in plastic sheath but so-what! As a rule the Mora knives are all about the blade, you can re-handle them and make a fancy leather sheath if you'd like. By focusing on the blade and leaving the fancy work to others Mora provides an outstanding tool of an amazingly reasonable price.
The two knives with the dirty wooden handles have history. The short bladed knife was my Father's whittling knife, the blade started life the size of the knife in the middle bottom, my whittling knife. The knife with the long blade and stained handle has kicked around my shop since forever. I remember scrapping the paint off the handle 32 years. Ironically this Frost Knife is so good that I don't use it much in the shop now, I beat up other knives instead.
On my second trip I bought the Push Knife (across the top). (or some one brought it for me?? now I am not sure) It is like a draw knife for dummies. I find it much easier to control than a traditional draw knife, and since don't use a draw knife often I likely won't develop the skills it demands. The push knife gives me nearly as good a tool for less learning time.
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A Cleveland family narrowly escaped being crushed by a falling tree.
The tree was knocked down as a storm moved through the city.
The quick moving storm gathered steam over Lake Erie and when it blew onto Cleveland's west side, two families in a duplex avoided disaster when a huge tree came tumbling down onto their porch.
The street was full with people out walking when the tree went down.
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"You absorb a few losses in a row and spirits start to sink a little bit. Body language starts to change, so the kids left there happy and have, I hope, a little bit better sense of how to play a complete game."
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"I was taken back by the announcement at first. Now that it is starting to sink in, it is still hard for me to envision Princeton wrestling without Coach New."
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"It was just starting to sink in, but now that we've reached Selection Sunday, I'm right back in a dream world. As a sophomore, I think I took it for granted a little bit, so I just hope the younger guys are appreciating all of this. It's just so special."


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ATLANTA (AP) -- The Atlanta Hawks have added two former Georgia
Tech stars to their staff. Mark Price, who holds the NBA record for highest career free-throw percentage, was named a shooting consultant. The Hawks also hired Duane Ferrell as a player relations and programs manager.
Price, a four-time All-Star, was the Memphis shooting coach last
season. Ferrell served in a player development role for the
Washington Wizards from 2001-04. "Mark is recognized as one of the premier shooters in the history of the league, and is a welcome addition to our coaching staff," said general manager Rick Sund. "Were also pleased to enhance our basketball operations area with Duane's experience."
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You attract more flies with honey than with vinegar … or, as the Hinesville City Council recently demonstrated with its salary-increase vote, you garner more trust (and perhaps a pay raise) with open discussion.
• Day 21 (Monday, March 8): After a two week working recess to address our budget woes, we're back in session today and greeted with more bad news as we learn that February's revenues fell by nearly 10 percent from this time last year. Considering that February 2009 revenues were down by 34 percent from February 2008, this means that February 2010 revenues are down 44 percent from two years ago- devastating news.
The news in Georgia has gone to the birds. Literally. The latest big debate in the state isn't centered on how lawmakers are tackling the much-hyped $1 billion budget hole or even how the Atlanta Braves look at spring training. The campaign creating the most buzz isn't political in nature - it's ornithological.
In the midst of one of the worst economic crises in memory, the Georgia General Assembly has to make some extremely difficult financial decisions. I don't envy their job.
The news is not good for Georgia on the economic front. It seems sales tax revenue is down approximately 10 percent from February 2009, and last year revenue was down ... well, let's say they were way down and leave it at that for now.
April 1, 2010 is the deadline for accepting applications for homestead exemption for tax year 2010. Applications can be accepted year round but those received after April 1st will be applied to 2011 taxes. You can file at either of the two offices of the Tax Commissioner: (1) 11 North College Street in Pembroke or (2) 185 Richard Davis Drive in Richmond Hill.
As a child who wanted nothing more than to grow up and become a journalist, I used to write stories for and draw out my own homemade "newspapers" to distribute to my family on Sunday mornings at breakfast. I tried to design my publications based on what I thought each of my family members might want to read. Dad's "newspaper" was about sports and my younger sister's often featured reports on Strawberry Shortcake and her social circle.
For the past two weeks, the Georgia state legislature has taken a working recess to address our budget crisis. At issue are both the FY 2010 amended and the FY 2011 general budgets.
The crowd gathered behind barricades in barely contained anticipation - and in some cases adoration - Tuesday prior to President Barack Obama's arrival at Savannah Technical College reminded me of Beatle-mania way back in the 1960s, when four charismatic musicians from Manchester, England, forever changed America's rock music scene.
Editor's note: State Rep. David Casas, R-Lilburn helped write this column.
The budget was the focal point and our top priority last week. Although the General Assembly was not in session, our time consisted of attending and giving input during the subcommittee meetings of the Appropriations Committee.
I am up to my gizzard with our governor and Legislature and assorted bureaucrats stomping around in public education with little regard for the consequences of their actions. Example: One school system in the state has been considering allowing the police to bring Tasers into the schools to quell unruly students.
Editor's note: Carter (R- Pooler) is reporting each week during the Legislative Session. The session began Jan. 11, and is expected to last until the latter days of March.
The Georgia General Assembly adjourned last Thursday, after day 20 of the 2010 legislative session. The Assembly has decided to take a two-week break from the legislative session to work on the daunting task of balancing the Fiscal Year 2011 budget.
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Rebuilding Stronger – Learning from the Mad River Watershed
Local, state and federal partners explored policy changes to safeguard residents from future flooding, starting with a pilot in the Mad River Watershed. The towns in the watershed provided insights into how Vermont communities can rebuild stronger. Options for state agencies to improve their policies related flood resilience were also explored. The following documents resulted from this work:
Disaster Recovery and Long-Term Resilience Planning in Vermont - Guidance and Checklist for Vermont Municipalities (2013)*
Vermont State Agency Policy Options - for improving state agencies' disaster recovery and long term flood resilience (2014)*
The EPA issued the following related documents for nation-wide distribution in 2014:
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Flood Resilience Checklist for Vermont Municipalities (2016) - An updated checklist customized for Vermont communities by DHCD, ANR and the regional planning commissions.
More resources on planning for future flooding in Vermont are available here and at Flood Ready Vermont.
*These documents were developed by Clarion Associates and the University of North Carolina Center for the Study of Natural Hazards and Disaster thanks to support from the EPA's Smart Growth Implementation Assistance (SGIA) program and additional assistance from FEMA. The Mad River Valley Planning District, Friends of the Mad River and the Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission provided important support for the project.


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Josh Harper can remember the exact moment he decided to become a great wrestler.
It was in the sixth grade after losing to a rival in a local tournament. Until then, Harper had been wrestling only as a means to hang out with friends. But after
losing yet again (he didn't have a single tourney win to his credit after four years of competing), he figured it was time for a change.
"It just hit me all of a sudden," Harper says. "I was tired of losing. I said,
'I want to win,' and I decided to do whatever I had to do to get there."
Good plan. The Mishawaka (Ind.) senior has since become one of the most decorated wrestlers in state history, a three-time state champion who's looking to close out his high school career this winter as a
member of the rarified four-time state champions club.
Of course, it wasn't as simple as flipping a switch and writing himself into the history books -- Harper admittedly doesn't possess amazing athletic ability. Luckily his appetite for
learning is second to none.
With study habits that bordered on fanatical, Harper devoted himself to learning the ins and outs of the craft. He started practicing with an elite wrestling club 90 minutes from Mishawaka, traveling to train with the best of the best three days a week after school.
Competing above his element was tough at first, but even as Harper was taking a beating he was studying his opponents' every move.
"Every day I was getting my butt kicked, but I tried to do one thing every day to get better," he says. "I'd say, 'Today you're only going to take me down 10 times,' and the next day five times, and sooner or later you're catching on and holding your own."
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Harper coupled his thirst to learn technique and
master the mental aspect of the sport with intense workouts and practice sessions. Soon he started transferring his
newfound knowledge and skill to the mat. He relied on nuances like positioning and angles, scoring most of his points by out-thinking opponents.
That style of wrestling suited Harper perfectly. By the time he entered high school, the kid who had never even won a local tournament before ninth grade suddenly couldn't lose.
"He went from never winning to winning everything," says Mishawaka coach Darrick Snyder. "After his first week of practice as a freshman, we thought he was one of the top wrestlers at his weight. A month into the season, we knew he was going to win the state championship."
Harper fulfilled his coach's prediction, going
undefeated (49-0) and claiming the state title at 103 pounds. And while he went the entire season without so much as being pushed to the limit, that didn't
satisfy his desire to get better.
After moving up to 112 pounds for his sophomore season, Harper went 41-1 and had little trouble claiming another state title. His only loss came when he bumped up a weight class for the state team finals.
He then spent the entire summer before his junior year traveling to various camps and clinics, looking for anyone who could teach him something new. In a sport where strength, agility and athleticism are prized, Harper has proved there's room for a classic tactician as well.
"I'm not a freak of nature that can just blast through people," says the 5-foot-7 Harper. "I can still take people down, but creating angles and
getting in position is just as important as that stuff to me. I can give myself a competitive edge just through studying other wrestlers and learning what works for me."
Harper went undefeated again (48-0) last year, winning the state title at 125 pounds and then clinching Mishawaka's second team wrestling championship in school history with a picture-perfect takedown.
"It was so fast, it was beautiful," says Snyder. "Josh just doesn't make mistakes. He's like an encyclopedia of wrestling where he knows the counter to the counter to the counter. He knows stuff that I don't know. He could probably write a book on wrestling, and I would definitely read it."
As gratifying as it was to take Mishawaka to the promised land, Harper could do something even more extraordinary this winter. Because of Indiana's one-class wrestling format, there have been only seven
four-time champs in state history. By winning another state title, Harper would add one more name to that exclusive club.
Though he's trying not to get ahead of himself, Harper admittedly has thought about what it would be like to see his name next to some of his idols in the state record books.
"It sort of boggles my mind," he says. "It's so hard to do, everyone that's done it is like a legend here. But I expect to win another state title, and anything else would be a failure."
Even if he does complete the historic four-peat, don't expect Harper to rest on his laurels. The smartest people understand that no matter how good they are, they don't know it all. And to have the same sort of success in college (he has signed with Michigan State) that he's had at Mishawaka, Harper must continue to improve.
"I know a lot of wrestling, but there's so much more," he says. "I've gone everywhere you can think of and learned from so many great wrestlers, it's ridiculous. But you can always learn something new and change and get better."
Harper's path to greatness is proof of it.
Mike Grimala covers high school sports for ESPN RISE.


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Let's start with the id Software studio tour we filmed yesterday -- we've been traveling like crazy all day, so even though Richard finished editing this one overnight, we weren't able to get it on the site until a couple hours ago:
We spent today waking up at 4 a.m., catching a delayed flight -- which led to a missed connecting flight -- and then driving in some of the worst traffic I've ever seen on a bunch of roads with no street signs on them. Good times.
But our 3 p.m. developer visit made up for it. We checked in with Ken Levine and the team at Irrational to talk BioShock Infinite and celebrate Levine's birthday. To answer your first question, yes there was cake, and your second, no there were no party hats. He shared new details about how Infinite came to be, and confirmed that Irrational is only working on one game at the moment (which, looking around online now that I'm back in a hotel room, seems to have been cleared up by the Game Informer guys anyway). We'll have a video going up with all that fun... soon. Might not be tonight, but soon!
Tomorrow we're heading over to Harmonix to get an update on Dance Central and take a look at their QA department. But more importantly, it's time for a nap.
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[Note: All the above photos came from a sponsored Samsung Galaxy S phone.]
Next Day Update: We've got two Irrational videos up -- first, the team celebrating Ken Levine's birthday and some talk about BioShock Infinite's development origins, and second, their plans for PAX this weekend.


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I'll admit I've been binge watching Outlander, but this isn't some kind of time travel post… This is actually my Halloween costume from back in October, but I haven't got around to posting until now.
Chambray Zinn-amo
dress: me made; necklace: me made; belt: Anthropologie; shoes: thrifted
alright, I'll admit it's been a long blog break- but i'm back again with a bit of a backlog! Today I'm sharing this lovely Zinn-amo that got a lot of wear this summer and fall. Obviously these photos were taken a few months ago, and the dress has now been put away for the season. Excited to break it out again in the spring, though!
White Lace Vanamo/Macaron
With this dress, I think I may have reached my pattern nirvana- it's a franken-pattern cross between my favorite bodice and my favorite skirt. The top is from Named Pattern's Vanamo two piece cocktail dress, a pattern very near and dear to my heart. In fact I have now made the skirt twice and the top no less than 4 unblogged times…. #futureposts. The skirt is from Colette's Macaron pattern, which I have also cranked out a couple of times.
Poppy Print Vanamo Skirt
This was one of those makes that was a long time coming. The poppy print fabric sat hoarded in my stash for over a year before I finally mustered the courage to cut it. As I usually do with a fabric I really love, I couldn't decide what to do with it, and changed my mind repeatedly without ever breaking out the rotary cutter.
Kielo Wrap Dress
My Named Clothing obsession continues with no end in sight. Today I bring you the Kielo wrap dress, made up in navy blue knit. The phrase secret pyjamas was made for this outfit. The knit was unlabeled, but it's so soft and cozy I think it must be rayon. Plus, the tie front gives me all the joy of a maxi dress with none of the pain of having to suck my gut in every time I get up from my desk at work to walk to the bathroom (which is frequently, because let's be real, it's iced tea season).
Silk Drop Waist Dress
Does it look familiar? MUAHAHAHA. Yeah, I've made this pattern 4 times. No regrets. Truly the possibilities are endless- pleated, straight, circle, and now I bring you gathered! Continue reading Silk Drop Waist Dress
Striped Silk Skirt
A while back I dug some striked silk dupioni out of the remnant pile at sewfisticated and knew that I loved it but couldn't figure out what on earth I'd make out of it besides an absurdly unwearable party dress (got too many of those already, folks). I was going to put it back but my friend suggested it would make an excellently funky pencil skirt. Lo and behold, she was right.
Scuba Batwing Top
Scuba! I got this awesome thick scuba knit in the garment district when I was in New York a few weeks ago. I bought it in two colors, and my initial plan was to make a colorblocked sheath dress out of it, but I knew that if I didn't also make something with some body I would be wasting that scuba!
Drop-Waist denim dress
Last Saturday I found myself sort of rooting around in my fabric stash, with the stated goal of "cleaning" and sorting things out a bit, but the secret goal of finding something with which to whip up a quick dress to wear to a party.
My most-worn makes of 2014
Dear readers, If you've ever wondered "where the hell does she wear all that crap?" then your pondering is at an end ! Read on to find out which of my makes have stood the test of time to become wardrobe staples.


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|This quilt holds high school shirts, it was a birthday gift for a granddaughter
|This quilt holds high school shirts, it was a birthday gift for a granddaughter
|I didn't have enough tshirts so I took a corner of a sleeve as well as a back of a shirt and two sleeves from a colored shirt and made a block that was creative for the quilt. It has solid black cotton fabric with a black scroll print, gray flannel on the back.
|This quilt contains a mother's sweatshirts and one embroidery block since we were short one square
|The daughter saw a hummingbird the day of the funeral, so we used that as our theme.
|She wanted something also for her daughters, so I made three extra pillow shams.
|I tried to take a couple of special pieces from the bottoms of some of the sweatshirt fronts.
|She chose a denim flannel for the back. It has a leaf print.
|I even used a couple of collars for pieces in the pillow shams
|There was a vest so I used the inner and outer layers to add some character
|I sent photos to her and she was just in awe. I think she will really treasure all of these keepsakes.
|My Customer chose a royal blue fabric for her quilt
|She had a grade school skirt that she wanted to use as a block.
|There were three shirts with collars that needed some assistance to create some squares.
|She chose the same basic color blue flannel backing and I found a multi color blue fabric to make the handmade cotton binding.
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|Local Graduation Quilt
|Had two bandanna type towels to use from foot ball games
|They were different sizes so I framed them with fabric to have them work
|We used black flannel for the backing
|Blue Birds remind me of my Grandma Marge. I saw two at her celebration of life on the fountain and ever since then I think of her when seeing another. This one came to my front window on Mother's Day, then again yesterday for MeKenzei's Birthday.
|Couldn't have picked two more perfect times to appear
|He is super quick though and hard to get photos of. I hope he keeps coming by. He has a friend just like the Wood pecker and I can't seem to get photos of both at the same time.
|I was so excited to combine some of this for dinner on my daughters birthday yesterday. I am going to really enjoy the coming months and some fresh produce. It was hard to not eat the last two squash for lunch. I know I should wait and share with my husband though.
|Wow sometimes adding that colored binding really helps a quilt "POP"
|I love how this one turned out. Its nice and simple with 12 T shirts. It has black border fabric that is a tone on tone cotton with gray tie dyed flannel and a bright green cotton handmade binding. I think he is going to love this gift~
| Purex plus Clorox 2 Stain Fighting Detergent
|My husband is probably the one with the most stained clothes. Most everything is very set in so its difficult to maybe test this detergent for a true accurate account of how well it works with his shirts. When I picked up our son at college I knew this pillow was on my list. I was a little embarrassed to bring it down from his dorm. It is VERY Yellow, and just a little gross honestly. I think going to bed with wet hair probably isn't the best idea.
|Surprisingly it is only a year old. I asked him about washing it, he said sure give it a try. He was just going to buy another one.
|I can't believe how quickly time goes by. We are celebrating another birthday. I know she was excited that it did not fall on Mother's Day. We did some of her birthday Saturday since Mother's Day we planned to get our oldest from college.
|Both boys bought gifts with their own money. Our oldest got her a Zelda fabric silk like poster for her wall and the other got her some lilies. He looked for a couple other things but he couldn't find them. I love their giving hearts towards making her feel loved.
|I got her six boxes of her favorite tea from Germany. She drinks green tea every morning and really loves it. It was a perfect gift. For dinner she chose Mac N Cheese, Italian Style Green Beans, Cream Style Corn, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy and Cheesecake for dessert. I found her some Red Velvet Cupcakes as well, none of the rest of us like them so they are perfect for her to feel very special.


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The fusiliers are a family, Caesionidae, of fishes in the order Perciformes. They are related to the snappers, but adapted for feeding on plankton, rather than on larger prey. They are found at reefs in the Indo-Pacific.
They are cylindrical, streamlined fishes, of up to 60 cm (24 in), though most species only reach about half that length. Their upper jaws are extensible, and adapted for picking plankton.[2]
- "Caesionidae". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 26 April 2008.
- Carpenter, K.E. (1987) "Revision of the Indo-Pacific fish family Caesionidae (Lutjanoidea), with descriptions of five new species." Indo-Pacific Fishes (15):56
- ^ Froese, Rainer, and Daniel Pauly, eds. (2013). "Caesionidae" in FishBase. February 2013 version.
- ^ Johnson, G.D. & Gill, A.C. (1998). Paxton, J.R. & Eschmeyer, W.N., ed. Encyclopedia of Fishes. San Diego: Academic Press. p. 184. ISBN 0-12-547665-5.
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Lowestoft Vision is the heart of the town's commercial and cultural hub. As a Business Improvement District (BID) we pride ourselves on being business led and business focused with the aim of improving Lowestoft for our community, visitors and businesses.
Lowestoft Vision is managed through Suffolk Chamber of Commerce with local businesses within the BID area guiding projects and setting policies that enhance business opportunities in the town and retail area of central Lowestoft.
From August 2013 to August 2018 Lowestoft Vision will raise the profile & experience to Lowestoft developing services with the following aims:
From January 2015 Lowestoft Vision in partnership with Suffolk Constabulary have part funded a dedicated Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) for the BID area. The post is in addition to the constabulary's current provision and will only patrol the BID area with Lowestoft Vision setting quarterly priorities for the PCSO.
The radio scheme provides a perfect link between retailers, CCTV and Suffolk Police to enable us to provide a safe and secure environment for businesses and the community
Improve the look of the BID area which will include Christmas lights, floral displays, and street decoration.
Lowestoft Vision will be working with other agencies and local authorities to improve cleanliness in the BID area including removal of graffiti and flyposting.
Lowestoft Vision is committed to improving signposting and welcome points to the town.
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After spending significant time immersed in the world of gospel music, Randy Travis has released his first album in nine years that includes secular themes. This is not to say, however, that Around the Bend completely abandons Travis' spiritual inclinations. Songs like "Faith In You", "Dig Two Graves", "You Didn't Have A Good Time" and "Every Head Bowed" still touches upon spiritual elements, but the album is not overtly spiritual in feel or content.
Three of the album's best tracks are "Dig Two Graves", "Don't Think Twice" and "'Til I'm Dead And Gone." "Dig Two Graves" is a sweet ode from a man to his wife. He acknowledges that if she goes first, two graves might as well be dug because it won't be long before he follows— at least emotionally, if not physically. "Don't Think Twice" is a cover of a Bob Dylan classic, but is given a decidedly country production that is probably more energetic than any other version thus far. While the romper "'Til I'm Dead And Gone" works well as an album closer, it would have worked even better as an opener. It is the most energetic song on the album and the band lets loose with thrilling guitar solos throughout.
Other noteworthy songs include "From Your Knees", a Leslie Satcher composition. It uses the "A house is not a home" adage to good affect: ""He waited too late to say he was wrong/His house was still standing, but his home was gone/Brother, you would not believe/What you can see from your knees." While the title to "Every Head Bowed" may sound like it will be a Praise and Worship song, it's actually an amusing account of the perceived hardship of parental enforced religious practices from a child's perspective. "Everything I Own Has A Dent" is another cleverly written song. The man admits that he has a temper, which has created literal dents in all of his possessions, including his heart: "She used to say I'm a man who's too hard on stuff/And she let me know that also goes for our love."
While it may make for an intriguing album title for a veteran artist, the Title track of Around The Bend is probably one of the weakest songs on the album. The melody is blandly disjointed. Other songs that suffer from the same blandness include "Faith In You" and "You Didn't Have A Good Time." Fortunately, those three songs are the only songs that are firmly in the lifeless category on this otherwise engaging album.
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CLAREMORE, Okla. (AP) - A judge's decision to place a fetus in the custody of the Department of Human Services is similar to cases that have been struck down on appeal in other states, a legal expert says.
Rogers County District Judge Dynda Post made her ruling in the case of expectant mother Julie Ann Starks, 25.
Starks, who is seven months pregnant, was arrested Aug. 23 on complaints of attempting to manufacture methamphetamine, unlawful possession of a controlled drug and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
Eric Sample and Jimmy Ravon Cook Jr. also were arrested on the same complaints.
Cook is identified as the father of Starks' unborn child.
A methamphetamine lab allegedly was found at the Catoosa residence where Starks was living, prompting Assistant District Attorney Jim Ely to ask the court to find the fetus deprived.
"I thought we should take custody of the unborn child based on the fact that the (methamphetamine) lab was in the process of making the drug," Ely said Thursday.
Ely said it is a dangerous situation because the chemicals used in the process are highly explosive, and the fumes are highly toxic and can cause numerous health problems.
"It created a situation where the child was in danger," Ely said.
Joan Hollinger, an expert on children's issues and family law at the University of California-Berkeley School of Law, said similar rulings in other states have been overturned on appeal.
"The general view of most people is that this is unconstitutional," she said.
During a show-cause hearing Tuesday, Starks' attorney argued that the court didn't have jurisdiction and that there is no statute to authorize the court to take custody of a fetus. The judge overruled a request to vacate her order.
Starks' bail was boosted from $25,000 to $200,000 following an initial hearing. She remains in jail. Bail for the two men is set at $25,000 each.
"There's nothing in the state statutes that gives a judge authority to detain a woman who has not given birth in order to `protect her fetus,' " Hollinger said. "I personally regard this as an unbelievably outrageous action on the part of a court."
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Augmented Reality Brings New Dimensions to Learning
Editor's Note: Drew Minock, who co-wrote this piece, is an elementary teacher, co-founder of the popular education blog Two Guys and Some IPads, and is one of the voices on "The Two Guys Show" podcast.
Imagine living in the magical world of Harry Potter, where the school hallways are lined with paintings that are alive and interactive. Now imagine creating an atmosphere like that for your students. Augmented Reality (AR) allows educators and students to do just that: unlock or create layers of digital information on top of the physical world that can be viewed through an Android or iOS device.
Most people who interact with AR for the first time have a mind-blowing experience but fail to consider classroom applications. In our elementary school classrooms, we use AR to create active learning experiences hitherto inconceivable, and in the process redefine the learning space!
Educators know that learning deepens, not just through reading and listening, but also through creating and interacting. With Augmented Reality products like Elements 4D by Daqri, students manipulate and combine elements -- like mercury -- right from their Android or iOS devices, rather than just reading about them in a textbook. Anatomy 4D is another free app by Daqri that allows users to explore a human body and isolate various body systems.
Classroom Applications
Another app, Aurasma, allows users to engage in and create Augmented Reality experiences of their own. Educators and (more importantly) students can use this open source tool to essentially bring their learning to life. We've seen Aurasma used several different ways in the classroom.
- Homework Mini-Lessons: When students scan a page of their homework, the page reveals a video of their teacher helping them solve a problem.
- Faculty Photo Wall: Set up a display of faculty photos near the school entrance. Visitors can scan the image of any instructor and see that figure come to life, telling more about him- or herself.
- Book Reviews: Students record themselves giving a brief review of a novel that they just finished, and then attach that "aura" (assigned digital information) to a book. Afterward, anyone can scan the cover of the book and instantly access the review.
- Parent Involvement: Record parents giving brief words of encouragement to their child, and attach a trigger image to every child's desk. Anytime students need to hear encouraging words from their parent, they can scan the image on their desk for virtual inspiration.
- Yearbooks: From tributes to video profiles, from sports highlights to skits and concert footage, the ways that AR can enhance a school yearbook are limitless.
- Word Walls: Students can record themselves providing the definitions to different vocabulary words on a word wall. Afterward, anyone can use the Aurasma app to make a peer pop up on screen, telling them the definition and using the word in a sentence.
- Lab Safety: Put triggers (images that activate media when scanned by an AR-enabled device) all around a science laboratory so that when students scan them, they can quickly learn the different safety procedures and protocols for the lab equipment.
- Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Sign Language Flashcards: With AR, flashcards of vocabulary words can contain a video overlay that shows how to sign a word or phrase.
Not Just Another Fad
There are endless ideas and possibilities for using AR. Find a longer list of ways to meaningfully integrate AR here.
Start exploring with some of the many AR tools available. For example, we've used the free app, ColAR Mix, to have students fill in the app's coloring sheets, watch the pages come to life, and then compose stories based on the images they have just designed. Also check out AR Flashcards, AR Flashcards: Space, NASA Spacecraft 3D and PBS FETCH! Lunch Rush.
Though it might be a buzz term in education circles, don't assume that AR is just another fad. After all, profound learning occurs when students create, share, interact and explain. AR not only changes the environment around children, it also allows kids to construct their own exciting learning worlds as small as the atom or as big as the cosmos.
So don't be afraid to enter a new dimension of learning. If you'd like more information on AR, you can check out our series of AR posts at Two Guys and Some iPads or Nesloney's Adventures. Meanwhile, we'd love to hear how teachers use AR in their classrooms.
Have you used AR and if so, what have you done with it? Alternatively, if you have questions, please post them. We're happy to help.
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Thanks for your ideas. I've used AR to add video of myself (teacher) providing reading tips to students as they encounter difficult sections of text in a picture book. I have also shown an art teacher how to use it to link works of art to video clips about the artist, and to a guitar teacher to link video of correct fingering to a challenging run of notes in a score.
I have used Aris (www.arisgames.org, @arisgames) for a few successful AR experiences - Lewis and Clark, the Selma March, and on our Washington D.C. trip. It only works on iOs, but it is very interactive and downright cool.
Agreed - it's definitely not just another fad! Based on the reactions of my students to augmented reality in my classroom - it is only just the beginning.
Here is how I have used AR in my classroom:
Thanks for your ideas.
Most people who interact with AR for the first time have a mind-blowing experience but fail to consider classroom applications. In our elementary school classrooms, we use AR to create active learning experiences hitherto inconceivable, and in the process redefine the learning space as well.this is very beneficial for my art and learning conservatory.thanks
I love using Aurasma in the classroom. Having students creating the Auras has been an awesome thing to watch. Here are some posts that I have written about Aurasma and Augmented Reality on my blog:
Great article. I have created an app that reads augmented worksheets and flash cards. Students would use images created to see 3d images as well as animated lessons. www.augthat.com
Augmented reality mobile applications have the potential to bring resources into the classroom that were once unavailable. For example, electric circuit kits can be cost prohibitive for a 4th grade science lesson on electricity. However, an augmented reality circuit kit, like the AR Circuits app ( http://arcircuits.com ), would give every student access to a hands-on learning experience.
I am a 6th grade math teacher and I love the idea of using AR in my classroom. I am going to start slow and help my 3rd grade son do an extra credit science project using AR. I can't wait.