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Bridgeton Invitational Tournament chairman Dave Elwell makes no illusions about it.
The two-week baseball event, which is in its 48th year, held at Alden Field is as much about what happens off the field as what happens on it.
Fans flock to the tournament to see the daily baseball doubleheaders but also former pro players, mascots, fireworks and to grab a greasy tasty treat.
This summer's version, which gets underway tonight, is no different and hopes to expand on both fronts.
The number of teams has grown from 10 to 12 while there will be a few extra updates and options for fans to take in.
"We are trying to incorporate community events into a baseball tournament," Elwell said. "It's just not baseball. We want the fans to be involved in things other than a baseball game."
Well, they will surely have their pick. The tournament is loaded with interesting attractions every night.
Of course, the Philadelphia Phanatic is back in the second week and fireworks will light the sky and the Eagles cheerleaders can entertain fans on Saturday night.
Matt Stairs and Dallas Green, two Phillies that were part of the organization's only two World Series championships, have been booked to appear and former color analyst Chris Wheeler is heading down to Bridgeton for a night.
Following a celebrity softball game between the Bridgeton Police Department and Bridgeton Firefighters, the tournament will host the BI Hit Parade Concert featuring 25 different singers on Saturday, Aug. 9. Miss New Jersey Meghan Glaspey will sing the National Anthem next Tuesday, while a few fury friends from the Cohanzick Zoo are slated to make a visit.
Then, there's always the biggest Chinese Auction and a silent auction that includes 20 different items each night.
There's something for just about everyone.
"We are expanding every year," said Elwell, who noted the tournament's Facebook page has doubled its Likes to 1,600 from last year and there is also a new website.
"Our big item this year is a new concession trailer. We have saved up for five years for it and as a result of nice donations from key organizations we purchased it this April. We are also proud to add more teams."
The Invitational welcomes Bo's All-Stars out of Vineland, the Hammonton Bulldogs and the South Jersey Devils.
The reason for the expansion was simple.
"We had the interest," Elwell said. "We had 14 applicants and out of the 14 we had 12 really good teams. The three we added also are local so we feel we can get a good draw from that."
The Cecil County Braves defeated the Susquehanna Assault, 3-2, in last year's final. The Braves open their title defense on Saturday against the Gildea's Raiders.
The tournament starts tonight with the Seabrook Storm facing the S.J. Devils in an interesting matchup. The Storm, who lost in the Salem County League final against Forest Grove Athletic Association, are managed by Mike Weist Jr., while the Devils are skippered by his father, Mike Weist, Sr.
"It's like the Civil War of Cumberland County baseball," Elwell said. "I think that is a cool opening night."


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Tennis Australia says Pat Rafter has final say on whether Bernard Tomic wins Davis Cup recall
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- January 10, 2013
TENNIS Australia's administration will leave it up to Davis Cup captain Pat Rafter to decide the best way to handle Bernard Tomic despite no signs of improvement in the pair's frosty relationship.
Rafter last month banned Tomic from next month's Davis Cup tie in Taiwan because of attitude problems.
The 20-year-old then retaliated by refusing to make himself available for Australia's subsequent tie in April, but could return for a World Group playoff in September.
Rafter has been employed by TA to handle Davis Cup matters, leaving the two-time US Open champion to deal with Tomic how he sees fit.
"It's Pat's call. He's the Davis Cup captain, he handles the Davis Cup team and that's really up to him to handle,'' TA chief executive Steve Wood said today.
"Pat and the team work together. It's really for Pat to handle. That's the key behind how we run the team.
"Pat and Bernard will work that out and we're just looking forward to a great Australian Open and getting some wins on the board for Bernard and the rest of the Australians."
After stretching his unbeaten streak this year to five matches with another victory at the Apia International in Sydney yesteday, Tomic revealed he and Rafter were still not on speaking terms.
"I don't think we'll be in contact until September," Tomic said. "From there we'll see. That's all I can say."
Rafter has used strong-arm tactics to shake up Tomic's attitude and get him to fulfil his potential. The pair had stern words following the 2011 US Open but Rafter truly opened fire at Flushing Meadows in September when he labelled Tomic's second-round loss to Andy Roddick as "disgraceful".
Nevertheless, Tomic was selected for Davis Cup duty in Germany a fortnight later, only to be completely outclassed by Florian Mayer.
Tomic gained revenge over Mayer at Olympic Park yesterday with a breezy 7-6 6-2 victory but all the talk was about his Davis Cup future.
Lleyton Hewitt yesterday expressed his concern over the no-show.
"I'd like to have a chat with him obviously at some stage about it more because I know Pat, he's pretty frustrated," Hewitt said.
"He wants to have the best possible team we can have and Bernie's in that, there's no doubt about it, so that's a tough one.
"Obviously he had to work on a few things before he got back in the tie and whether that's had any influence on him missing the second tie, I don't know.
"It's disappointing he's not playing the first tie but that's for other reasons than Bernie missing it himself.
"There's still a bit of time left before the second one. We'll have to wait and see and that's Pat's call."
Rafter decided to drop Tomic last month, and Tennis Australia director Craig Tiley indicated attitude was a key reason.
"We just feel that this decision should provide additional motivation every time Bernard walks on the court," Tiley said.
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RJ Posted at 11:53 PM January 10, 2013
Tomic is a brat. He thinks that all it takes is just practice and better tennis. He has no idea about the need for character. These sorts come and go. You could see it coming a few years ago, when Tomic thumbed his nose at Lleyton Hewitt's request for Tomic to be a hitting partner. Now Tomic is acting king pin with Pat Rafter. Look, Tomic, these guys - Rafter and Hewitt have earned their stripes, and even if Tomic were to win the same number of slams as these two before you, there's no way he'll endear himself to the Australian public as Rafter and Hewitt. These is hope for Tomic, though, if he realises what an idiot he is, and starts listening with respect for a change. Right now, he's just an idiot with too much money and fast cars.


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If either charge contained a shred of truth, they have grounds for impeachment, using the safeguards provided by our Constitution. Instead, they take advantage of our right to free speech to slander and foment dissension. Obviously, they know their accusations are baseless, ridiculous, politically motivated, and would never hold up to the standards of our legal system.
Republicans like Michelle Bachman wouldn't last a day in a real dictatorship and they know it. A dictator like Hitler or Stalin or Mao or Saddam Hussein would respond to accusations of "lawlessness," however accurate, with torture, imprisonment and most likely, execution. If any president actually acted like a dictator, many of our politicians would simply disappear. They should be on their knees thanking God that they live in the U.S.
Our country deserves responsible leaders who work hard for the benefit of our citizens not people who take advantage of their taxpayer-funded salaries for political purposes. Amazingly, we pay these guys nearly $200,000 a year and provide enormous perks, far greater than the vast majority of hardworking Americans, living in both blue and red states, could ever hope for.
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Acrovision Sports Center founder and former co-owner Richard Gustafson pleaded not guilty to 11 counts of sex abuse Monday morning in Deschutes County Circuit Court.
Gustafson was originally arrested in early January, accused of abusing two girls, ages 8 and 9, during a New Year's Eve sleepover party at the gym. Days later, two other alleged victims came forward.
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Suns coach Jeff Hornacek had a message for swingman Gerald Green during Thursday's practice: Keep at it. Don't think about what you're doing it. Shoot the ball.
Green, who had shot 45.3 percent from the field and 38.2 percent from beyond the arc while starting all but two games from Nov. 5 to 30, has been in the midst of a mini-slump since returning to the bench four games ago.
In three of those four, the 6-8 Green made just a single field goal. In that span, he's 7 of 27 (25.9 percent) from the floor, including 4 of 19 (21.1) from 3-point range.
"When he's worrying about missing a shot, he gets down on himself, which we're trying to eliminate," Hornacek said. "That's usually when he continues on a downward spiral."
Speaking after Thursday's practice, Green seemed to have received the message. He admitted that he gets frustrated at times, but said he hasn't hit the panic button. No extra shots after practice, no mechanical tweaks.
Coming off the bench presents different challenges — he tailors his shot selection to the pace of the game, whereas he was more prone to let it fly as a starter. Earlier in the season he might have been hesitant to shoot in some instances, but Hornacek has cured him of that.
"I don't think there's a shot out there I can take that he'll get mad about," Green said. "Unless I'm shooting from half court or full court, I can pull up three or four feet behind the 3-point line and he'll say, 'Hey, good shot.' That's the kind of confidence he has in me."
Known to the casual fan as a highlight dunker, Green is a career 35 percent shooter from 3-point range. His success from distance has fluctuated over the years — he's shot less than 32 percent in three of his seven season and 36 percent or better in four others — but the 27-year-old thinks of himself as a natural shooter.
"I've always been able to shoot," Green said. "I don't know if you remember the McDonald's All-America Game (in 2005), I had one dunk. I shot all 3s."
Green's solution to his current shooting woes is simply patience. To him, the problem and fix are equally simple: His shots aren't falling, but if he keeps shooting, they will.
It also helps that the team has gone 3-1 since he returned to a reserve role.
"I've just got to knock those shots in when I have an opportunity," he said. "My teammates have done a great job of carrying the load for us and still getting wins."
Frye back in the groove
The last time the Sacramento Kings were in town, Suns forward Channing Frye had his worst game of the season: 0 for 2, no points and one rebound in a season-low 16:23.
Something sparked in Frye after that, and as the Kings visit US Airways Center Friday night, the 6-11 veteran feels he's come miles from that performance on Nov. 20.
"After that, I really kind of kicked it into first gear and started to get into second gear," Frye said. "Some games I may not score a lot, but I feel like I'm really in a good rhythm."
Frye was averaging 7.2 points and 4.8 rebounds a game through that last meeting with Sacramento, but is producing 12.1 points and 5.6 boards in the 10 games since. In that span, he's shooting 55.6 percent from the field and 45.5 from beyond the arc.
Frye has also been able to contribute defensively, an area where the Suns felt the 30-year-old might struggle early after missing more than a year with a heart issue. Frye has been asked to play more center with Alex Len out with ankle soreness, and had success earlier in the season guarding Portland forward LaMarcus Aldridge.
In fact, any production from Frye at this point, a quarter of the way through the season, is a bonus.
"Honestly, we were thinking if he does come back, just about now would be when he'd be in good enough shape to get back on the court and play," Hornacek said. "He's far exceeded what we expected."
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Friday, the Suns are featured in a new "Live Access" web special that will give fans a live, inside look at a typical day with the team. The live stream can be viewed on suns.com or NBA.com from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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PARSONS - Quarterback Derek Nestor had two touchdowns and Tyler Snyder returned a punt for a score as Tucker County blanked Pocahontas County 29-0 Friday night in Potomac Valley Conference play at Class of 1984 Alumni Stadium at R.H. Armstrong Memorial Field.
The Mountain Lions (1-0) took advantage of good field position in the first quarter to take a 12-0 lead.
Starting at the Warrior 49-yard line on its ensuing drive of the night, Tucker County needed five plays to take a 6-0 lead on Nestor's 34-yard scamper.
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Tucker County's Nathaniel Goldstein attempts to break free from a pair of Pocahontas defenders after catching a pass Friday night in the Mountain Lions' 29-0 win.
Austin Zirk added a 7-yard touchdown with 2:49 left in the opening quarter on a drive that began on the Pocahontas County 35-yard line.
The score remained 12-0 until Snyder took over with two key special teams plays in the third quarter.
The senior's first punt return moved the ball to the Warrior 29-yard line and set up Nestor's 18-yard scamper with 5:41 left in the third, extending the lead to 20-0 after Mikhail Lewis ran in the conversion.
Snyder then broke the game open when he fielded a punt near his own 25-yard line and broke free for paydirt at the 3:07 mark of the quarter. The missed extra-point kick kept the score 26-0.
"Tyler is a great athlete and we put him back there (on punt returns) because of that," said Tucker County coach A.J. Rapp. "He makes things happen when he gets the ball and we really count on his senior leadership."
The Mountain Lions tacked on a 33-yard field goal by sophomore Michael Callaway with 5:09 left in the contest.
Tucker County had two touchdowns called back in the contest due to holding penalties, and a third prevented the Mountain Lions from another scoring chance, moving the ball from inside the 5 to near the 30-yard line.
"It was typical first-game jitters," Rapp said. "We had a couple of opportunities to score more points but made some mistakes. That's something we'll have to work on this week (in practice)."
The Mountain Lions used a balanced offensive attack, rushing for over 250 yards. Lewis followed Nestor with 62 yards, while Zach Armstrong tallied 48 and Zirk 44.
"I was pleased with the play of our backs," Rapp said. "We have good balance and all of them ran hard. Austin was a little banged up coming into the game, Nestor made some big plays and Zach Armstrong ran real well. Mikhail really fits in with his role as well."
Snyder also collected three catches for 85 yards and logged a pair of interceptions on defense.
The Warriors (0-1) were led by all-stater Kyle Doss, who rushed for 150 yards, including a 74-yard scamper that set up Pocahontas County for its best scoring chance of the night late in the third quarter. But the Mountain Lion defense held at their own 4-yard line.
"I thought our defense played well, expect for a couple of big plays," Rapp said. "We have some young guys over there and they'll improve with game experience."
Tucker County returns to action next Friday at Tygarts Valley, while the Warriors visit Parkersburg Catholic at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.


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January 31, 2012
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Students, have you ever wondered about your teachers and how they got to teaching YOU!?! We got a short interview with Steve Drott, a Biology, Zoology, and Marine Biology a teacher here at Woods Cross. He has been teaching here for 5 years, and been teaching for 25 years.
Where did you grow up
"Orange County, California"
What did you want to be when you grew up?
"Initially I was going to go in to medicine; I was going to be a doctor. Then I went to college right after high school, and decided that is was just too competitive. So I figured if I was going to spend 5 years in college I would spend it something I was really interested in, which was the ocean. So I changed schools and went to UC Santa Barbra and got my degree in Marine Biology."
Have any major events happened in your life. Either throughout your life or currently?
"Yeah yeah…the biggest move was going to college. After college I went on a trip around the South Pacific, and I was begging for change on this big corner of Tahiti to make a phone call and I met my wife! We just had our 25th anniversary! She was traveling too, she just graduated college from a different college and it was just a random thing…I asked her if she spoke English, and she had the same flight to leave the next day as me to another island. We just kept traveling together, and…both our moms were elementary school teachers…both our dads worked in aerospace. We lived 20 miles apart, and met on in the middle of the ocean in Tahiti! And getting cancer a couple years ago…just totally changed my life."
Where did you go to school?
"At UC Santa Barbra, and then I got my master's degree at the University of Utah."
How do you like the classes you're teaching this year?
"I like them! Half my classes are my Marine Biology classes, which are kids who are interested in that…and that's my favorite subject obviously. Then uhh..my Zoology classes are really good, then I got two really good Biology classes this year! So I enjoy them this year."
How do you like working with your co-workers?
"Good co-workers! I get along with every teacher, the best people are the secretaries, and the administration tries hard and the teachers…we all get along! It's a good school!
How was your recent Marine Biology Trip?
"The trip was good! I had 9 students… I have some from Viewmont… some from Bountiful… some from here. It was a good trip, 5 days of a lot of things! We went to the aquarium, whale watching, sea kayaked, we went up and saw some elephant seals, we hiked, we went to nature reserves, tide pools, saw some of San Francisco, and then the Monterey Peninsula! So it was really a good trip! We got to do a lot!"
Do you have any embarrassing moments that you would like to tell us about?!?
"I have had a lot, being a teacher you have a lot!"
And you thought teachers were boring?! We found out a lot about Mr. Drott, in just a 5 minute interview! If you have any teachers you would like to know more about…talk to any of the Student Life writers in Mr. Feller's 4th period class! Thanks Students!


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From Middle English north, from Old English norþ, cognate with various Germanic counterparts such as Dutch noord, West Frisian noard, German Nord, Danish nord, all from a Proto-Germanic *nurþrą, and cognate with Greek νέρτερος (nérteros, "infernal, lower") possibly all ultimately from a Proto-Indo-European *ner- ("left, below"), as north is to the left when one faces the rising sun.
- (UK) IPA(key): /nɔː(ɹ)θ/
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- (US) IPA(key): /noːɹθ/, enPR: nôrth
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north (countable and uncountable, plural norths)
- One of the four major compass points, specifically 0°, directed toward the North Pole, and conventionally upwards on a map, abbreviated as N.
- Minnesota is in the north of the USA.
- The up or positive direction.
- Stock prices are heading north.
- Above or higher
- The price you're offering had better be north of the highest price this company has ever traded for. - Tom Aldredge in the movie Barbarians at the Gate
- (physics) The positive or north pole of a magnet, which seeks the magnetic pole near Earth's geographic North Pole (which, for its magnetic properties, is a south pole).
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north (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to the north; northern.
- He lived in north Germany.
- She entered through the north gate.
- Toward the north; northward.
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- (meteorology) Of wind, from the north.
- The north wind was cold.
- Pertaining to the part of a corridor used by northbound traffic.
- north highway 1
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- Traffic was doing the speed limit on North I-45 one minute and had come to a stand-still the next.
- (colloquial) More or greater than.
- The wedding ended up costing north of $50,000.
- (of the north): boreal
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I hope they made Hot For Teacher on expert + for drums I would love to try that bad boy out!
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I hope they made Hot For Teacher on expert + for drums I would love to try that bad boy out!
Seriosuly if you can do it on expert in the first place then, WOW. lol
i can only do it on hard but cant even really get half way on expert i always get to like 45%
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They cut out the beginning of Painkiller, it's bullshit. At least Rock Band 2 has the full version. Also, the drums kick ass in the song. I don't know what you're talking about. :|
Got the game for the Wii btw, it's pretty fun.
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Cork floors have been used as flooring for homes since the 1950s. At the present time, it is gaining popularity because of sustainability and the energy savings it offers. Cork is harvested by hand from the bark of cork oak trees that are 20 years or older. The good thing about cork is that the tree grows new bark and it can be harvested again every 9 years up until the trees 250th year. Unlike other renewable resource, the cork oak tree need not be killed to be harvested.
The innate quality of cork flooring is that it is pliable and soft compared to other types of flooring. It serves well to cushion the feet of cooks working for hours and as insulation for warmth and noise. It is also resistant to fire, molds, mildew, and termites.
The downside of using cork is durability. Though it can spring back to shape when pressed with a heavy object and heals from knife cuts, it cannot recover when chunks are broken off. It is usually protected by polyurethane coats, but would need refinishing every 5-10 years. Unlike hardwood, it can only be sanded gently before recoating. Since it is not very thick and tends to be crumbly, it will not last for decades like hardwood.
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Grit and dirt can damage cork flooring. As such, it is necessary to vacuum or sweep the floor on a regular basis. When using a vacuum, do not use beater bars. To avoid tracking in of dirt, it would be advisable to place an area rug on entrances. After clearing the floor, clean it with a damp mop. Make sure that the mop does not have excess water that can damage the floor. Mats should be placed in working areas in the kitchen to avoid water and moisture penetration.
When removing stains or spills, only use a cleaner recommended for cork floors. Otherwise, use only mild wood floor detergent when cleaning cork floors. Never use ammonia based detergents, oil, wax, or harsh solvents for cleaning. Dont use abrasive cloth when removing stains sponges or lambswool applicator is always the best option.
Avoiding Scratches or Damage on Cork Floor
Though cork flooring is pliable, it is best to use fabric gliders on the bottom of furniture legs and adjusting the location regularly. When moving furniture, it should be lifted instead of pushed to prevent scratches and any permanent chips on the cork floor.
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3 1 / 2 large cups of whole wheat flour (3 cups fro pastry + 1 / 2 cup to add when making bread)
1 / 2 dl oil
2.5 to 3 dl warm water
1 teaspoon salt
1 / 2 packet of dry yeast
In a plastic bowl, put 3 cups of flour, salt and yeast and stir. Pour a little lukewarm water and the mix with hand mixer. Add oil, stir and finally add water to get a compact mixture that is neither too soft nor too hard.
Mix with hand blender at least 5 minutes until the dough starts to connect to and detached from the wall of the vessel. If necessary add a little flour.
Take the dough out on floured surface and knead (a minute or two) it with your hands. Return to pan, cover with a cloth and allow to rest, to rise (until doubled - at least 60 minutes).
When the pastry has grown, take it out and knead it again with your hands, and put it into the desired mold (I use oblong mold bread coated with oil)
Cover it again with a cloth and allow to warm to re-grow.
Heat the oven to 200 C (after 10 minutes then reduce to 180 C) and place the dough . Bake for 30 minutes (or until the bread is separated from the mold).
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When we consciously devote time to ourselves, we are much more able to contemplate the things that need attention in our lives. Most often the times when we feel most like retreating from the world are times when we really need to bring our focus inward and weigh the different issues that are present in our lives. Setting aside time to do this allows us to keep out the opinions of other people who may not know what is best for us and instead really get in touch with the wisdom that lies within. As you spend more time with yourself, you will be able to really heed the needs of your spirit more fully today.
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As those steeped in the policy wonk geekery of open data are likely already aware, last Thursday the President of the United States issued an Executive Order Making Open and Machine Readable the New Default for Government Information.
I got bitten at camp this weekend, but indifference would have been the only relevant repellant and thankfully, I'm allergic to that. Here's what I learned as a first-time camper. Transparency Camp is not for the faint of heart. It requires you to dig in deep. If you are a tech expert, like... Read more
Recently there has been a lot of buzz around the release of the White House's new Open Data Policy in Memorandum M-13-13. For those of you that may not have read the memorandum in its entirety it directs federal agencies to make all data open and machine readable by default. Obviously there are... Read more
Open (government) data as it is understood nowadays can still be considered a new concept. It started to gain traction worldwide since the Obama memo in early 2009 and the launch of data.gov a few months later. Following successful leading examples of the US and UK governments we have seen open... Read more
The term "Open Government" (OG, hereafter) has been used since the 70s to refer to the effort to reduce bureaucratic opacity and open up governments to public scrutiny. Current notions of OG are thus the result of more than four decades of endeavours to increase the transparency of government... Read more
One of the ways Obama won the 2012 election was with technology. It wasn't the only way, but technology offered one thing that feet on the street couldn't: a force multiplier effect. The technology used during the campaign to accept donations and manage volunteers was based on open source and open... Read more
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In October, I used "We the People" as an example of how to get citizens engaged with government in an open manner. In November, those engaged citizens petitioned the government to consider building a Death Star. By January, enough signatures had been gathered to garner the administration's... Read more
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Electronics projects and open hardware companies for kids
Four projects for parents to teach their kids about open hardware and electronics
Kids are quick learners and have great imaginations. When pursuing an electronic or hardware project with a kid, the most important thing to keep in mind is: keep things playful. As long as their hands are in gunk and they are taking things apart, or there's the possibility of blowing something up, kids will stay interested. As soon as the activity starts to seem like work, they switch off.
Here are four fun and easy projects for teaching kids more about electronics and hardware in a couple hours or an afternoon. Then, they may be on to the Arduino board or Raspberry Pi before you know it! Note: For kids between 4 - 8 years old, more adult supervision may be required.
First, I'll share with you three excellent businesses where you can purchase open hardware tools, kits, and electronics for these projects and more.
Open hardware retailers
littleBits has an open source library of electronic modules that snap together with tiny magnets.
SparkFun Eletronics has the bits and pieces to make your electronics projects possible; they also offer classes and online tutorials.
Adafruit Industries has tools, equipment, and electronics for makers of all ages and skill levels.
Four fun and easy projects for kids
1. Broken toy day
Activity: Take old toys apart, poke at them, and scavenge electronic components. Try to figure out what is broken and see if you can fix it.
What you need: A screwdriver, some batteries, a few wires to test and play with components, and a soldering iron (initial adult supervision advised) to repair parts.
Read: Unleash your children's desire to take things apart
2. Learn to solder
Activity: Almost every electronics project requires you to know how to solder. Solder wires and pieces of coat hangers together to make wire sculptures, or solder basic electronic circuits.
What you need: A soldering iron, wires, coat hangers, other metal parts lying around
Watch: How to solder video
3. Make conductive and non-conductive putty
Activity: Make batches of conductive and non-conductive putty for teaching kids learn the basics of eletrical concepts, like the difference between "in series" and "in sequence" for circuits. Putty is great for smaller fingers too!
What you need: A few LEDs, maybe a Piezzo buzzer, some switches, a battery pack, and some pieces of wire.
Recipe: for conductive silly putty
4. Write a video game
Activity: Write a simple video game where you have to guide a hand-drawn character through a hand-drawn maze. For older kids, add a monster that roves through the maze or other obstacles to avoid.
What you need: Scratch: a kid-focused program for coding. Though this activity may not deal directly with electronics or hardware, this drag and drop programming technique will teach kids how circuit boards and systems rely on code at that next stage of functionality.
Find more: Scratch starter projects
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I see a pattern iwth the Raspberry Pi usage with kids and that's the demographics havent really changed, it doesnt seem to have brought in a new kind of person. There are many kids who have parents who are geeks and who are tinkerers and do electronics and stuff, there are the usual kids who would be doing the same thing even without the Pi on on sub 100 tower or laptop. What I was hoping the Pi would do is bring a whole class of smart students who might not have any interest or knowledge of computer innner working and who dont have a teacher and or a parent to guide them.
There are ways to build self taught curriculum where students from 5-9 and 10-14yrs can follow online guides, video tutorials, games and projects that teaches them coding, etc.
The idea was that some kid in some 3rd world country could plug the Pi into their TV, add jkeyboard/mouse and have them learn.
it sounds fun but the 'learn' part is kind of hazy when the child is on their own.
The KANO OS kickstarter success story seems to be heading in that way.
To reach more and more kids, we have to be targetting outside the usual suspects.
Great article sir Dave! I want to teach my nephews how to create and share the beauty of engineering and tinkering. First I want to study a simple approach for kids to learn the basics because it is hard when kids get intimidated. Well, your article is really amazing, I learn a lot.
Our daily lives are full of modern technology,they are all packed with the most high tech electronics and technologies such as computer and cell phones.So its a most helpful article which may be the help us to teach the children.


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