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It was a warm stary night, as all nights in this part of Texas tend to be and i was walking to see my girlfriend. Both 18 and just getting out of high school, these were the best days of our lives. I told her I was going to take her somewhere special
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The whole idea of loosing my virginity to Tracy's brother was a little scary. I had every intention of loosing it today but to a total stranger, someone I would never ever see again. I'd see Mike again. Probably many times over. "What if he told my m
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Bounding down the stairs quickly, so very unlike a lady, I race no one to the phone. My whole body is tense with excitement. I call up my best friend Tracy, I hinted to her that something extra cool was going to happen today. She'll never expect this
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It was the start of my senior year of high school. Everything was going perfect. I had made the varsity cheer squad again for the fourth year. My boyfriend the starting QB on the football team. We were the perfect couple until his eyes started to wan
Losing it in the rain… Part 1
On the day we got home from California, I went online and Zach told me to call when I got to Boise. When I got to Boise, I got stoned with Danny. Then I went to the office and Zach came right before I was about to call him. He kept giving me shit
It was a crisp August morning incredibly unusual for our little city in Texas. I was on my way to school. Of course my mom was in the driver's seat of our 98′ Malibu. God I wanted a car so bad. I also wanted a boyfriend. Humping my pillow while I
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I grew up on my parents farm/ranch/zoo, working as a cowboy/stableboy. One summer day, my dad left me in charge of the stables while he went into town with my mom for supplies. No sooner did his truck disappear, a woman came up behind me and asked, "
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Category: musical baby names
By Nephele
The character names to be found in the comical, light operas of Gilbert & Sullivan, for the most part, represent names that Victorian society either found to be fancifully appealing (as in the fairy names from Iolanthe) or absurdly amusing (as in the faux Japanese names from The Mikado). By comparison, some G&S character names may seem a bit mundane to us.
But viewing a rousing performance of The Pirates of Penzance could do much to redeem such names, as one finds oneself charmed by the dutiful and beautiful Mabel, or one cheers the "piratical maid of all work," Ruth, who is later transformed into a feminist swashbuckler in her own right.
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The connection to the haunting voice of a well known jazz or blues singer definitely adds an element of –well—rhythm and blues—to a name's image, an extra infusion of richness and pizzazz. Boyish Billie takes on new depth when listening to Lady Day, Etta goes from fusty to soulful via the "At Last" singer James. Here then, the Nameberry Picks of the jazziest 'girl' jazz singer names.
Billie Holiday, one of the greatest and most tragic jazz singers of all time, was born with the name Eleanora and took her professional name from an actress she admired called Billie Dove—who was originally Bertha. Billie is a tomboyish nickname name that was in the Top 100 from 1928 to 1935, and now seems to be making a return—Rebecca Gayheart and Eric Dane have a young daughter named Billie Beatrice.
by Linda Rosenkrantz
Did you know that September happens to be Classical Music Month? Well neither did I, until just recently. This new knowledge inspired me to do a Nameberry Picks list of some of the most interesting classical composers' first names. And no, turns out they're not all Franz or Hans or Johann—there are a variety of unusual choices –unfortunately, most of them male.
Alban Maria Berg was an Austrian composer associated with Arnold Schoenberg's 12-tone technique and the composer of the opera Lulu. Rarely heard in the US, the saint's name Alban –one of the more unusual paths to Al–is currently Number 132 in France. With a variant spelling, Alben Barkley (born Willie Alben) was US Veep under Harry Truman.
Yes, middle names count—especially this one of Mozart's that became the title of a movie that won a best picture Academy Award in 1985. In 2010, tennis champ showed that this classical Latin appellation was still wearable when he named his son Amadeus Benedict.


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January 3, 2013
The issues that plague our planet, our global community, are vast and can seem daunting. This means that the next generation of world leaders will have the daunting task of trying to find solutions to these issues. And there are many young, bright movers and shakers who are already doing their part to effect change in our world, and in a big way. Meet these young people and find out how their efforts to effect positive change today are turning them into tomorrow's global leaders.


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Breakiron Jewelers, located at 4026 Pine Ave., is celebrating its 50th anniversary this week with a $50,000 jewelry giveaway.
The store will host a 1964-themed party Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m., offering special prices and gift bags to the first 50 guests.
Starting Monday, customers who make a qualified purchase can draw from a treasure chest to receive a discount of $25 to $5,000 and a chance to win a half-carat diamond pendant.
Merit Tool Co., an Erie-based precision machining and tooling company, has received its AS9100 certification, presented by the Quality Management System for the aerospace industry.
The AS9100 certification serves as proof of the company's commitment to improvement and excellence and stands alongside its ISO9001 certification.
Dave Hallman Chevrolet is supporting the Millcreek Youth Athletic Association through the Chevy Youth Baseball Program. The company will donate both money and equipment.
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Many of us living in the far Western states know what it is to feel the power of seismic waves passing through the Earth. The sharp jolts are unmistakable, and the sense of chaos is terrifying even to those of us who like a thrill.
A minor earthquake I felt in Berkeley, Calif., still stands out in my mind some 30 years later, and not because it's one of my favorite memories. My thoughts turned to it as soon as I heard the news from the Eureka, Calif., area, which experienced an offshore earthquake of 6.5 on the Richter scale recently.
I could have spoken up about how odd it was to be putting so many people at risk, but I didn't. I'll take some blame for that. I'm sorry. Why didn't I speak up when I noticed that we wanted our youth who ride buses to cross in front of the school bus, but we wanted them to cross behind Atomic City Transit buses? Why didn't I speak up when I noticed that vehicle drivers must stop for school buses but can whiz past Atomic City Transit (ACT) buses?
I am delighted to read (in "Our kids are on fire," Monitor, Jan. 15.) that "As a math teacher, (John Pawlak) can safely say that turning a blind eye to the dangers [of smoking] just doesn't add up." I wish you could also tell the FDA that refusing to reduce those dangers – by allowing use of e-cigarettes which provide nicotine and flavors without tars and other carcinogens (including radioactivity!) — doesn't add up either.
To solve our environmental problems, climate change being by far the largest, we need to think about both smaller bites of the problem and the long term. The small bites won't be baby steps but bold and far-reaching initiatives that each tackle an aspect of the larger problem. And many of our boldest but necessary steps may not bear fruit within our lifetimes.
Economists call them economic engines, and the rest of us call them our golden geese. Whatever they're called, we need to trim spending carefully and, in some cases, feed the goose.
Two cases in point: Ruidoso Downs Racetrack and the film industry.
SANTA FE — Perhaps there was good reason for Attorney General Gary King to want his advice kept secret concerning the veto of a double dipper bill last March.
This column and many other commentaries on King's action had suggested his motivation was suspicious, maybe even nefarious. But it may be the secrecy was necessary to the performance of his job.
The attempted Christmas Day attack on Northwest Airlines Flight 253 in Detroit demonstrates the need for constant vigilance in confronting the evolving nature of the threats to air travel security. As we work to address the vulnerabilities this plot has exposed, we must institute systems and technologies that would prevent the specific security breaches we saw on Flight 253, while having the vision and flexibility to deter future threats.
The bad news about state finances comes so often, it's hard to pay attention sometimes. The latest bad news comes from the New Mexico Department of Transportation, which is warning local governments to expect cuts in money for local road projects because of declines in the state road and local government road funds.
In a letter sent to local government road fund program participants, the department asks the participants to review projects to determine which can be downsized or postponed. School bus routes, city streets and equipment are all on the chopping block.
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From lesbian experiences to reliable wives: What Indian men want to know about women on Quora
Feb 02, 2016
Section 377 makes criminals out of Pandian, Kokila and 2.5 mn LGBTs for their very existence, that's why SC must revisit it
Feb 01, 2016
Rainbow at end of the tunnel? Curative petition on Section 377, a last legal remedy to toss draconian law out
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Guess who Bipasha Basu is 'petrified' of? Lesbians
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Horror parents: US legalises gay marriage; India yet to acknowledge corrective rape in families
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Russia dismantles memorial to Steve Jobs' after Tim Cook comes out
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Not that many years ago, Amazon.com was a low-wage warehouse network and online-shopping operator that, like the Japanese carmakers of the 1970s and '80s, seemed more interested in boosting market share than turning a profit.
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It's fairly obvious, even to the most vitriolic SEC hating fan, that conference is the best in the nation.
Six teams sit in the Top 15 of the new BCS poll, and Alabama is the unquestioned top team in the nation (sorry, Oregon fans).
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PMC increases property tax by 6% from April
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The hike will increase civic body revenue collection by Rs 40 crore
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Wednesday increased the property tax after a gap of four years. Corporators at PMC standing committee meeting on Wednesday gave their nod to hike property tax by 6 per cent for financial year 2013-14.
The civic administration had proposed 8 per cent hike, arguing that it was necessary to increase the revenue from taxes considering the rising expenditure in development projects and civic facilities. The civic administration had recently tabled its budget estimate of Rs 3,605 crore hoping for a nod to increase the property tax. Later, the number was brought down to 6 per cent.
"We decided to go for the property tax hike to ensure there was no shortage of funds for development projects," said Baburao Chandere, chairman of standing committee after the special meeting convened for discussing the tax hike proposal.
There has been no hike in property tax rate in last four years, he said, adding that the replacement of octroi with local body tax (LBT) will also have impact on revenue collection as no one knows whether it be able to contribute the amount equivalent to that of octroi collection.
MNS leader Rajendra Wagaskar said it was necessary for a hike in property tax. "The MNS leaders proposed an amendment of keeping the hike to 6 per cent instead of eight as proposed by the civic administration and it was approved," he added.
The civic administration's 8 per cent hike plan would have led to an increase of Rs 52 crore of revenue to PMC, but the 6 per cent hike would bring the estimated increase in revenue collection to Rs 40 crore.
BJP leader Srinath Bhimale said his party was the only one to oppose the hike in property tax while all others voted in favour of it. "The rising cost of essential commodities has put financial burden on citizens and the property tax rate hike would further increase the burden," he said.
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The Kentucky Wildcats traveled to the Joyce Center in South Bend, Ind., to take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the SEC/Big East Challenge. Being the Cats' first true road game of the year, coach John Calipari said in his pregame radio show that he had no clue how this team would respond to the environment.
Now that the game is over and the Wildcats got walloped, 64-50, I am sure that Calipari expected anything besides this horrible performance. Throughout the year, his young team has played tough and fought back in every game in which they've played. That was not the case Thursday night, as Notre Dame's experience and home-court advantage pushed the home team over the edge.
Therefore, a valid question must be posed to Big Blue Nation: Is this team overrated, or is it simply experiencing growing pains? Does this loss expose a squad that had too much preseason hype, or is it simply part of the maturing process of a typical young John Calipari team?
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
The Lady Green Wave basketball team is out to a 2-0 start after scoring more than 60 points in both of its first two games.
Summerville opened the season Dec. 3 with a 61-36 win at Wando. The Lady Green Wave then won its home opener Friday, topping Berkeley 65-36.
At Wando everyone played well, Summerville coach Matt Legare said. We were dialed in and focused. We played good defense and moved the ball around.
Senior Heather Chapman scored 18 points for Summerville while senior Zuri Green scored 14 and junior Ashley Green scored 9.
Chapman again led the Lady Green Wave scorers Friday, putting up 25 points on Berkeley. Both Zuri Green and Ashley Green hit a three-pointer in the game and finished with 12 points each.
Alyayah Jones led the Lady Stags with 8 points and Tori Ishmael added 7 for Berkeley.
Tonight we struggled with our focus, Legare said after the Berkeley game. Everyone played hard, but they didnt all play their best. Heather really helped push us through some rough spots.
Summerville has two road games this week, at West Ashley Wednesday and at Hanahan Saturday. The team returns home Dec. 17 for a rematch with Wando.
Summerville (64): Heather Chapman 25, Ashley Green 12, Zuri Green 12, Mazyck 5, Capers 4, Stewart 2, Anderson 2, Aldridge 2.
Berkeley (36): Alyayah Jones 8, Ishmael 7, Funk 5, Gadsden 4, Mustarher 3, Anthony 3, Daniel 2, Liferidge 2, Dingle 2, Weiter 2.
Berkeley 6 9 4 1736
Summerville 21 13 23 764
Records: S 2-0, B 1-2. Next: Summerville at West Ashley Wednesday, Berkeley at Goose Creek Wednesday.
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Just over two years ago, Melinda Bachini decided she was done with chemotherapy to treat her cholangiocarcinoma—a rare cancer of the bile duct that runs from the liver to the intestines.
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Former Texas Tech men's basketball coach Pat Knight has had several informal conversations, but no face-to-face interviews yet, with Division I schools interested in hiring him as their next men's basketball coach.
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Texas Tech chancellor Kent Hance admits he was at the UIL boys basketball semifinals in Austin yesterday, but he said he never made contact with Billy Gillispie.
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As word broke Monday that Pat Knight and his staff had been fired, I began to wonder what Knight's former players thought of the move. On a whim, I send a Facebook message to Dark Cohadarevic, who was a starting forward last season when Tech was ranked in the AP Top 25 and advanced to the NIT quarterfinals.
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Celebrating BC's Best Books for Children
This award is given to BC authors/illustrators in three book categories
Novels suitable for Grades 4 – 7
Chapter books suitable for Grades 2-4
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A Year in the Life of a Total and Complete Genius
Stacey Matson (Scholastic)
Chapter Book Category: A tie!
Kung Pow Chicken: Let's Get Cracking
Cyndi Marko (Scholastic)
Jasper John Dooley: Not in Love
Caroline Adderson (Kids Can Press)
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If You Happen to Have a Dinosaur
Linda Bailey illus. by Colin Jack (Tundra Books)
Thank you to over 2500 students in BC who voted!
Nominated titles for 2016/2017 will be posted on the website in June, 2016. www.chocolatelilyawards.com
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We have made a change: the number of books you need to read to be eligible to vote has been reduced to 3 in the Chapter Book and Novel categories. It is still 5 in the Picture Book category.
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Norman, Speak! by Caroline Adderson (Groundwood)
If You Happen to Have a Dinosaur by Linda Bailey (Tundra)
The Yoga Game by the Sea by Kathy Beliveau (Simply Read)
Not My Girl by Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret Pokiak-Fenton (Annick)
A Giraffe Called Geranium by Ainslie Manson (Red Diamond)
Dipnetting with Dad by Willie Sellars (Caitlin Press)
The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires (Kids Can Press)
Cloudwalker by Roy Henry Vickers & Robert Budd (Harbour)
Hana Hashimoto, Sixth Violin by Chieri Uegaki (Kids Can Press)
Jasper John Dooley Not in Love by Caroline Adderson (Kids Can)
Misty by Christine Dencer (Simply Read)
The Elevator Ghost by Glen Huser (Groundwood)
Kung Pow Chicken: Let's Get Cracking! by Cyndi Marko (Scholastic)
Not Just Another Princess Story by Sheri Radford (Simply Read)
Bagels Come Home! by Joan Stuchner (Orca)
Shack Island Summer by Penny Chamberlain (Sononis)
Finding Grace by Becky Citra (Second Story Press)
Red River Raging by Penny Draper (Coteau Books)
Outside In by Sarah Ellis (Groundwood)
The Moment by Kristie Hammond (Sononis)
A Year in the Life of a Total and Complete Genius by Stacey Matson (Scholastic)
Finding Ruby Starling by Karen Rivers (Scholastic)
The Lost Diary by Julie White (Sononis)
Good luck to all this year's authors!
Upon being informed that they had won the latest Chocolate Lily Reader's Choice Awards, a few of our winning authors expressed their happiness.
Thank you to all the readers who participated in this year's awards! Thank you for supporting our BC authors and for sharing your favourite books. We hope you enjoyed the stories this year and will join us again for the 2015-2016 awards.
Congratulations to all authors, illustrators, and publishers whose submissions were shortlisted for the 2014/2015 Chocolate Lily Awards!
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Novel Category Nominees (suitable for Grades 4 – 7)
Kendra Kandlestar and the Box of Whispers by Lee Edward Fodi (Simply Read Books)
The Path of Names by Ari Goelman (Scholastic Canada)
Hannah & the Salish Sea by Carol Anne Shaw (Ronsdale Press)
A Taste of Heaven by Meg Tilly (Puffin)
Whatever by Ann Walsh (Ronsdale Press)
Chapter Book Nominees (suitable for Grades 2 – 4)
Jasper John Dooley Left Behind by Caroline Adderson (Kids Can Press)
The Way Home by Becky Citra (Second Story Press)
The Metro Dogs of Moscow by Rachelle Delaney (Puffin)
Not a Chance by Michelle Mulder (Orca Book Publishers)
Record Breaker by Robin Stevenson (Orca Book Publishers)
Picture Book Nominees
Raven Brings the Light by Roy Henry Vickers & Robert Budd (Harbour Pub)
The Boy Who Paints by Richard Cole & K. Jane Watt (Fenton Street Press)
Dream Boats by Dan Bar-el (Simply Read Books)
Not Your Typical Dragon by Dan Bar-el (Viking)
Once Upon a Balloon by Bree Galbraith (Orca Book Publishers)
Oh No Noah by Heather Kellerhals-Stewart (Peregrin Publishing)
How To by Julie Morstad (Simply Read Books)
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Presenting the 12th Annual Chocolate Lily Awards – this award is given to BC authors and/or illustrators. This year there were two book categories – Chapter books suitable for Grades 4 – 6 and Picture books. This year over 2500 students in BC voted on the books. Download the press release.
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Why the Australian history curriculum has gaping holes in its coverage of world history
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- May 20, 2014
- An in-depth analysis of the Australian history curriculum reveals an emphasis on Australian history at the expense of modern world history.
- 86 per cent of Australian students are not taking Year 11-12 Modern History.
- What history is left out? We examine the curriculums.
- How does something get added to the current history curriculum?
THE September 11 terrorist attacks changed the world forever ... yet to this day, they've had no impact on Australia's school curriculum.
The War on Terror, heightened airport security and cultural clashes were some of the many repercussions of the 2001 al-Qaeda attacks that killed nearly 3000 people.
Tomorrow at Ground Zero in lower Manhattan, New York, a 9/11 Memorial Museum will open in a bid to educate the world about the attacks, and that fateful day. The website includes teaching resources linked to the primary and high school curriculums.
Those links will be lost on Australian students, given September 11 is yet to be included in the Australian National Curriculum.
News.com.au journalist and former schoolteacher, Grace Koelma, conducted an in-depth analysis into the new Australian Curriculum, as well as the high school history curriculums of New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.
The findings unveiled startling facts about what is taught and what is left out of the history curriculums, revealing that if students are not taught about a certain moment in history, such as the Apartheid, Cold War or Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge, before the end of Year 10, there is an 86 per cent chance they won't learn about it at all while at school.
What do you think should be included in the history curriculum? Comment at the end.
In the New South Wales Year 9 and 10 history syllabus from 2003 (a syllabus that would have informed the lessons many Gen Y Australians received), six out of the eight topics covered over the two year course were Australian-focused.
Given Years 7 to 10 are the only compulsory years of history, students run the risk of learning little to nothing about important events in world history.
The new Australian Curriculum states that the history curriculum will "engage every student through to Year 10... to enable students to make informed decisions about pursuing further study in history".
School certificate data over the past five years shows that on a national level, just 11 to 14 per cent of Year 12 students chose to study Modern History. This leaves between 86-89 per cent of students only learning what is taught in Years 9 and 10 compulsory history, which has a heavily Australian focus.
Therefore, if students were not taught before the end of Year 10 about history such as Apartheid or the Cold War, there was every chance they would not learn about it at all while at school.
Those responsible for the Australian Curriculum stated "it is to be hoped that the majority [of students] will continue with history".
Statistics show that so far, that's clearly not been the case.
WHAT IS NOT TAUGHT — Testing the curriculums
News.com.au selected 13 events in recent history and decided to test* the curriculums of New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland to see which events had been included. Here are the results.
*For more information on how these tests were carried out, click here.
The first graph showed topics omitted in the New South Wales Year 9-10 curriculum included Apartheid, the Cuban missile crisis, Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge, the collapse of the Berlin Wall, the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the Rwanda genocide and, of course, the September 11 terrorist attacks.
History, contrary to popular belief, is not just a series of facts. It's subjective and typically, historians' judgments on the significance of certain events are always open to debate.
Therefore, determining which historical events should be included — and which should not make the cut — is a difficult business, according to recently-retired history teacher, Michael Bucklow.
In a career spanning 40 years, Mr Bucklow taught Year 7-10 history and Year 11-12 modern history in Victorian State and Catholic schools. He was also on the Victorian curriculum writing committee in the 1980s and 1990s before retiring in 2011.
Mr Bucklow said the history curriculum had been centred on European events, with a smattering of Australian and Asian events, in the past 20 years.
Mr Bucklow said it was dependent on the compulsory curriculum of Years 9 and 10 to educate students about a broad range of world history, alongside Australian history content.
He said many topics "required a level of maturity that students don't have in Years 7 and 8. Year 9 and 10 is the year to focus on these issues".
Mr Bucklow conceded the current Australian Curriculum and its state-specific predecessors were very narrow in terms of global scope.
"There is an argument that should be had, a discussion and an evaluation that should take place about why history in Year 9 and 10 are so insular. That's the argument that's particularly made of history in the United States," he said.
"[But] It's very hard ... to decide what should be in the curriculum. The curriculum writers consider a range of factors when making a decision about what to include or remove from the curriculum."
He shared the criteria for the decision making process with news.com.au. This is not official criteria, but more a general understanding and "best-practice" pedagogy.
• Is there sufficient time in the curriculum for the topic to be studied in depth?
• What are the short and long term repercussions of the event and how will students explore these?**
• To what extent was Australia involved?
• Does it fit the constraints and time limits of the school?
• Is there enough information** available to create high-quality teaching resources?
• Will it fit coherently into the rest of the curriculum and will the students be able to draw links to other parts of history?
• To what extent could this topic be studied in another subject eg. English, Business or Geography?
• Will the topic engage students and develop the history skills stipulated in the curriculum objectives?
**According to Mr Bucklow, if the event occurred in recent history, such as the September 11 terrorist attacks, in-depth information will typically be released many years after the event.
"In terms of more recent events like September 11, history teachers tend to ... want to see some distance between the event and the present day in terms of being to evaluate the consequences a bit more, have a range of perspectives over time."
However, Mr Bucklow admitted it was time to consider including September 11 in the Australian Curriculum.
But even once a topic is included in the curriculum there are other challenges.
What will be taken out to make room for it? Mr Bucklow emphasised the already "crowded curriculum" and the fact that in order to make inclusions to the existing history curriculum, other things had to be removed.
When it's included, will teachers actually teach it? A teacher's decision to choose a topic in the history curriculum over another (provided that there is choice) is highly dependent on resources.
"There's absolutely no doubt that a lot of curriculum decisions within schools by state and national curriculum bodies are made on the basis of resources that are readily available," said Mr Bucklow. "Curriculum developments that have resources tend to be more successful."
It also comes down to the personal choice of the history teacher.
According to Mr Bucklow, "if a teacher doesn't think that topic is worthwhile, it will be given scant or no attention. Teachers will spend most time on subjects which they feel most comfortable teaching."
In a world in which global connections are ever-increasing, the next generation is exposed to a multitude of ambiguous "truths" as the internet exposes students to the risks of information overload.
School is the one place where parents entrust their children to the expertise of teachers who can guide them in a lifelong love of learning and help them form educated opinions about their world.
And while not every historical moment in the 20th century can be included in the compulsory Year 9 and 10 history curriculum, perhaps the government and curriculum boards need to reconsider the overwhelming inclusion of Australian history at the expense of modern world history. It is simply not good enough that the 'insular' Year 9 and 10 history curriculum means only 15% of students are learning about modern world history in senior years.
In Mr Bucklow's words: "The task of deciding which events students should be exposed to in a significant way and in reasonable depth is very hard, but that's not an excuse for not doing it.
"I think the time has come at the very least to say are there key other events and significant parts of the world history. Do we think it's okay to let students leave school with absolutely no knowledge of those events?"
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Tic of Commonsense Boulevard Posted at 4:35 PM May 20, 2014
Sb --your little fib about being a teacher became obvious when you used "taut " instead of "taught. "
Tarotlova of Perth Posted at 4:29 PM May 20, 2014
I left school in 1981 at age 15, I did not learn one bit of any history in any of my years at school. The closest we came to that, was to pick out a country of our choice to study. However I learnt about World War 1 & 2, from a Germans perspective, my Grandparents and Mother, and from my Dad who is English (who by the way coped a lot of flack for getting married but are coming up to their 67 anniversary) and I could tell a few horror stories let me tell you that teaching history doesn't touch. And yes WSHead & no sugarcoat I agree whole heartedly.
TheRealDave of Brisneyland Posted at 4:26 PM May 20, 2014
Why would you separate the Cold War and the Berlin Wall falling? Make it a complete unit and end with the fall of Communism in the USSR. Throw the increasingly irrelevant bay of Pig sin there as well. Why is there a need to highlight the Rwandan genocide of any of the others that have occurred over the last 100 years? Maybe a Civil Strife unit focusing on the various civil wars and civilian emergencies since the fall of communism to the present day? There's your Balkans, Rwanda, Cambodia, a bunch of African wars and droughts etc I also fail to see the need to continue on with Aboriginal studies into High School, since its mostly myth making, cultural stuff and guilt tripping they have already been exposed to right through Primary School. Once they learn and about primitive Slash and Burn agriculture in geography the 'living in harmony with the land' furphy starts to look silly. A Terrorism unit should be able to encompass modern conflicts and strife from Munich to Afghanistan today, including Sept 11 and its results.


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I have encountered a behavior of Maple that I find hard to explain and I am hoping for help. The command
was meant to be an example of "High-precision fraud" as in the 1992 paper of Borwein and Borwein, and indeed it gives 29/2 to within 531 digits. But I am unable to make Maple see this; indeed I get with evalf(%,1000)
I find it hard to guess why Maple gets this wrong, actually. The point of the example is that floor((exp(Pi)-Pi)*n)=20*n-1 for many n, but Maple has no problems finding the first failure at n=1112. It must hence be trying something more advanced than just adding up all summands until the tail sum is small enough to satisfy the precision? I guess an alternative approach would indeed be possible since what is being "floored" is relatively simple, but then that seems to be buggy?
Would be very grateful for any assistance!
Soren Eilers
How integrate this function
Thank you for helpping
Download qu_integral.mwqu_integral.mw
hi.how i can allocate infinite value for a parameter such as N ,which is attached below ( N := infinite) .i encounter with error.please see it and help
I want to obtain the taylor series of a function say sin(x) at x=0 up to infinity. I mean that I don't want a trauncated series. I tried using "series" and "taylor" but they just give the truncated series.
Hi everyone,
Consider this maple 18 doc: Euler18.mw
The code is regular code for Julia sets of the exponential.
To see how the Julia set behaves at infinity, I apply the transform mu(z)=1/z.
The plot3d command correctly plots the Julia set at an appropriate neighborhood of infinity, but:
1) Axes are not transformed
2) Saving as .eps produces an empty plot, sans the axes (plot is saved correctly, when not applying mu(z))
Is there any trick to force the axes to also show correctly with the transformed ranges?
Seems that this misalignment is bothering the .eps renderer, which probably plots the graph in twilight zone, given the false ranges of the untransformed axes.
Any ideas on how to force the saveas .eps to work in this case?
Many thanks,
Apparently inconsistent behaviour of the BesselJ() function.
Examples: BesselJ(-3, 0) ... gives 0 (correct)
but BesselJ(-3.0, 0), BesselJ(-3, 0.0) and BesselJ(-3, 0.0) all give Float(infinity) (wrong! - should be 0.0)
The problem seems to occur for all negative integer values of the first argument (the order) when the second argument is 0 or 0.0.
The following integralf := u-> int(-1/(x*sqrt(-1+u^2*(x+1)^2*x^2)), x = (1/2)*(-u-sqrt(u^2-4*u))/u .. (1/2)*(-u+sqrt(u^2-4*u))/u);arised in an applied research. I was asked about its properties: plot on RealRange(4,infinity), limit(f(u),u=4,right), limit(f(u),u=infinity).Unfortunately, I lost a file. As far as I remember it, I have had a problem with the last-named one only:
limit(f(u), u = infinity);
MultiSeries:-limit(f(u), u = infinity);
asympt(f(u), u, 2);Error, (in asympt) unable to compute series
Hope my colleagues will make progress with it. The assumed value is Pi/2.
here a is constant.
I'm trying to determine that f(x) = (a/2)*e^(-a|x|) is a pdf for which I have tried to calcuate the integral from -infinity to +infinity but I am no getting a result that converges(even the wolfram alpha widget said the integral doesn't converge). How do I correcly implement this?
hello everyone. I have an undergradute project i'm currently working on and I'm stuck where I have to use the Differential Transforms Method to solve a problem with boundary conditions at infinity
Digits := 5;
F[0] := 0; F[1] := 0; F[2] := (1/2)*A; T[0] := 1; T[1] := B; M := 2; S := 1;for k from 0 to 10 do F[k+3] := (2*(sum((r+1)*F[r+1]*(k+1-r)*F[k+1-r], r = 0 .. k))-T[k]-3*(sum((k+1-r)*(k+2-r)*F[r]*F[k+2-r], r = 0 .. k))-M*(k+1)*F[k+1])*factorial(k)/factorial(k+3);
T[k+2] := (-3*(sum((k+1-r)*F[r]*T[k+1-r], r = 0 .. k))-S*T[k])*factorial(k)/factorial(k+2)
end do; f := 0; t := 0;
for k from 0 to 10 do
f := f+F[k]*x^k;
t := t+T[k]*x^k end do;
but the problem is that i cant seem to evaluate
or higer diagonal pade-approximant. any help will be greatly appreciated. thank you.
How to find asymptotic behaviour of a function.
For example at infinity
sinh(x) behaves as 1/2*exp(x)
1/sinh(x) behaves as 2*exp(-x)
exp(-x)*(exp(-x)+1) behaves as exp(-x)
so that it works with a more complex expression.
I got a problem with solving a second order ODE.
The ODE is :
-V(xi)+(1/2)*xi*(diff(V(xi), xi))+(1/4)*(diff(V(xi), xi, xi))=-(1/2)*k2*(diff(H(xi), xi))-k1*n*X/E+1+k2
where k1,k2,n,X,E all are constant.
the condition is :
V(xi) tends to 2*xi^2 as xi tends to infinity.
I used 'dsolve' to solve the equation firstly, and got a solution with two constant C1 and C2, I want to use the condition to elimilate C2, so I used limit(sol,xi=infinity)=2*xi^2. But when I used the command 'limit', I can't get the answer.
Could any one help me?
Many thanks!!!
Surely this is a bug.
> 0^0;
> sum( 0^m, m=0..infinity );
The limit of
G := N -> sum(1/N*numtheory[sigma](k)/k,k=1..N )
as N -> infinity should be Pi^2/6. However
eval( G(N), N=infinity );
returns 0.
Can anyone explain this puzzling behaviour?
Is it possible to numerically calculate the integral
int((-12*y^2+1)*ln(abs(Zeta(x+I*y)))/(4*y^2+1)^3, [y = 0 .. infinity, x = 1/2 .. infinity])
in Maple?
The code
int((-12*y^2+1)*ln(abs(Zeta(x+I*y)))/(4*y^2+1)^3, [y = 0 .. infinity, x = 1/2 .. infinity],numeric,epsilon=0.1)
has been executed on my comp without any output since this morning.
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Football fans always seem to be talking about who are the best quarterbacks in the NFL.
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Tom Watson fills out his Ryder Cup team
NEW YORK — U.S. captain Tom Watson went with experience and a gut feeling Tuesday night when he filled out his Ryder Cup team with Keegan Bradley, Hunter Mahan and Webb Simpson.
Not so valuable was recent success. He left out Chris Kirk, who finished higher in the final Ryder Cup standings than Simpson, and who won the Deutsche Bank Championship a day earlier by going head-to-head with Rory McIlroy the final 36 holes.
"That was a snapshot," Watson said of his decision not to take Kirk.
The other two choices were not surprising. Even though Bradley has not won a tournament in two years and missed out by three spots qualifying on his own, he has raw power suited for this event and won all three matches in a partnership with Phil Mickelson two years ago at Medinah.
Mahan is the only pick who has been on a winning team, though he is associated more with the wrenching emotion that losing brings. Mahan was in the decisive match four years ago at Wales when Graeme McDowell made all the right shots in another European victory.
Mahan was left off the 2012 team, even though he narrowly missed qualifying.
Whomever he chose, Watson's message was clear. The Ryder Cup, to be played Sept. 26-28 at Gleneagles, is all about redemption.
The Americans were poised to win at Medinah two years ago when they took a 10-6 lead into the final day, only for Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, Sergio Garcia and Martin Kaymer to deliver key putts and big comebacks that allowed Europe to retain the cup.
Europe has won seven of the last nine times, and it will be heavily favored in Scotland.
Earlier Tuesday, at the European Tour headquarters in Wentworth, captain Paul McGinley selected Poulter, Lee Westwood and Stephen Gallacher, who will be 39 when he makes his Ryder Cup debut in his home country.
Bradley said last week at the Deutsche Bank Championship there wasn't a moment that he was not thinking about the Ryder Cup. He feared being left off the team when he finished his round on Monday, and shared an emotional hug with his girlfriend when Watson gave him the good news.
"I made no secret how badly I want to go back and win the Ryder Cup," he said. "This is a redemption year for a lot of guys who were on the team last year."
Bradley and Simpson are among seven players who were on that U.S. team that was on the losing end of the "Miracle at Medinah." The others are Jim Furyk, Zach Johnson, Matt Kuchar, Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson.
The U.S. captain will be 65 when he leads his team, the oldest captain in history. Watson last was at the helm in 1993 at The Belfry, which also is the last time the Americans won the Ryder Cup in Europe.
He said Bradley and Mickelson likely will play together, as will Simpson and two-time Masters champion Watson. The captain said he was leaning toward a couple of players Monday night, but went with his instincts in taking Simpson. He said he looked at the 2012 results and saw a pair of 5-and-4 victories by Simpson and Watson during team matches. In the Sunday singles, Poulter won the last two holes for a 2-up victory over Simpson.
As for Kirk, he might as well keep those tickets for the Tennessee-Georgia game on Sept. 27. Even after winning a FedEx Cup playoff event for the biggest title of his career, Kirk said he was not entitled to a pick because he didn't earn his spot on the team. Watson loved the attitude. He just went with Simpson, instead.
Simpson is No. 32 in the world, the lowest-ranked player on the U.S. team.
He tied for ninth at the Deutsche Bank Championship, and knew it might be tough when Kirk won the tournament.
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After the market closed on Wednesday, Kayak Software (NASDAQ:KYAK) reported Q2 2012 earnings that slightly beat estimated results. Importantly this was the first earnings report since going public back on July 20. See article here.
The company proclaims itself as the best place to plan and book travel. The basic focus of the company is to enable people to easily research and compare accurate and relevant information from hundreds of other travel websites in one comprehensive, fast and intuitive display.
While revenue easily beat estimates, the adjusted earnings came in at $0.25 versus the $0.24 analyst estimate. The company only provided the GAAP earnings of $0.19 possibly providing for the stock sliding after hours.
One key focus for investors will be the growth of mobile revenue. Mobile queries nearly doubled over last year to 57M while mobile RPM (rate per thousand queries) still lags considerably below desktop RPM. See more details in the mobile monetization section.
Q2 2012 Highlights
The company reported the following highlights for Q2 2012:
Financial Results
- Total Revenue: $76.9 million, a 36% year-over-year increase from $56.8 million in the second quarter of 2011.
- Adjusted EBITDA: $20.6 million, an 85% year-over-year increase from $11.1 million in the second quarter of 2011.
- Net Income: $7.3 million, a 93% year-over-year increase from $3.8 million in the second quarter of 2011.
- GAAP EPS: $0.19, as compared to $0.10 in the second quarter of 2011. GAAP EPS is calculated based on GAAP net income divided by 38.6 million and 37.4 million weighted average diluted shares outstanding.
Operating Metrics
- Total Queries: We processed 304 million queries, a 33% year-over-year increase from 229 million in the second quarter of 2011. Queries refer to user requests for travel information we process through our websites and mobile applications.
- RPM: Revenue per thousand queries, or RPM, was $253, a 2% year-over-year increase from $248 in the second quarter of 2011.
- Mobile: We processed 57 million queries through our mobile applications, a 95% year-over-year increase from the second quarter of 2011. Revenue per thousand mobile queries, or mobile RPM of $46, increased 42% year-over-year from $33 in the second quarter of 2011.
The company reported record Q2 revenue with strong earnings even considering a 52% tax rate. The tax rate was hurt by losses at European operations that can't be used to offset profits elsewhere.
The company provided strong revenue guidance for Q3 of around $77M easily surpassing estimates. The provided adjusted EBITDA of $16.M though appears inline with expectations as the company ramps spending.
Unlike Priceline.com (NASDAQ:PCLN), the company isn't seeing the cyclical impacts in European travel. Considering that Priceline.com has become a behemoth travel company with revenue expectations of over $5B for 2012, it should be no surprise that Kayak faces less cyclical pressures.
Mobile Monetization
As highlighted in the IPO article, Kayak offers a more compelling option on mobile queries. When using a mobile device, travelers are more likely to focus on one website that can provide the best possible travel options as opposed to viewing multiple websites on a desktop.
The huge 97% year-over-year growth on mobile queries is a testament to the better option Kayak offers. More importantly is that the total RPM actually increased even with the impact from lower pricing for mobile. In fact, mobile pricing increased over 40% from last year, yet it only reached 15% of the website RPM.
The continued monetization of mobile will be key to the growth of this company. Not only via more queries, but the continued growth in rates. At this point, mobile only accounts for $2.6M of the revenue base yet 18% of the queries.
Table - Mobile Monetization Metrics
|Mobile Queries ('000s)
|Website Queries ('000s)
|Total Queries ('000s)
|Mobile RPM (estimate)
|Website RPM (estimate)
|Total RPM
* data obtained from earnings release.
The growth in mobile ad revenue highlights the growth potential in the mobile advertising sector where Millennial Media (NYSE:MM) and Velti (VELT) provide some interesting investment options. Companies such as Kayak make it clear that mobile traffic will continue to be monetized at higher rates even as some major internet companies struggle.
International Expansion
Along with mobile travel, the expansion into international markets will be key to the growth going forward. The company has recently opened markets in Brazil, Russia, Poland, and Portugal. It now operates in 18 markets around the world leaving numerous locations for expansion.
International revenue leapt 52% to reach $15M in the quarter.
Kayak offers significant growth in mobile traffic and international expansion, yet some trends are likely to cause pause among investors. As mobile continues ramping, investors focused on the RPM rates might be disappointed as the RPM totals could eventually show declines even as mobile RPM rises. Also, more expansion into international locations will pressure earnings as the new locations initially absorb losses.
Unlike a lot of other IPOs, Kayak provides solid profits and does not require a massive sales staff for growth. The question remains whether the current price is attractive at roughly 29x forward earnings.
Investors might be wise to buy this stock any dips going forward.
Disclosure: I am long VELT. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article. Please consult your investment advisor before making any investment decisions.


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Interview With Louise Pitre, Mama Rose In Chicago Shakes' GypsyHuffington Post - Feb 11, 2014
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Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Rick Fox.
1969 Birth Born on July 24, 1969.
1987 17 Years Old Despite not playing his senior season, Fox was voted onto the Indiana All-Star team in 1987.
1991 21 Years Old 1 More Event
He then went on to star collegiately at the University of North Carolina where his highlights included leading the Tar Heels to the 1991 NCAA Final Four.
1994 24 Years Old Fox played internationally for Canada once, at the 1994 FIBA Basketball World Championship held in Toronto. … Read More
2000 30 Years Old With the Lakers, Fox won three NBA championships: in 2000, 2001, and 2002, and played in the 2004 NBA Finals. … Read More
2007 37 Years Old In 2007, Fox signed on with the show Dirt to play a recurring role in a multi-episode storyline. … Read More
2009 39 Years Old In 2009, Fox played himself in the Starz comedy Party Down, and he currently has recurring roles on VH1's Single Ladies and Tyler Perry's House of Payne.
2010 40 Years Old 1 More Event
In late 2010, he was a celebrity contestant on ABC's Dancing With The Stars, paired with pro Cheryl Burke. They came in sixth place. Fox has a son with college girlfriend Kari Hillsman. Fox was also married to actress/singer Vanessa L. Williams. After eloping in summer 1999 in the Caribbean, they had another ceremony in September 1999 in New York.
2011 41 Years Old In 2011, Fox played the role of Bernadette's ex-boyfriend Glenn in The Big Bang Theory. … Read More
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