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Discussion in 'Infantry' started by english_fit, Feb 17, 2013.
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Anyone know how long course lasts for infantry regulars, when they run and whats involved?
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Cant you ask your battalion?
Maybe every JNCO in you Bn?
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You're a mine of useful information you are!!
Just something looking at at the mo but wondering the course length etc before going back to bn
Ask at your Bn mate, there are the laid down bits (as by the Army), the laid down bits (as by the Inf (in your case) and the laid down bits (as by your Regt/Bn).
Also if you are going to progress to SCBC or to QMMT.
Just wanting to know the very basics at the min. Have heard it could be a 6 week course?
They run for 7-8 weeks at my battalion, lots of lesson plans / taking lessons & parades in no.2s/ various forms of barrack dress (treat). Towards the end of the cadre there's a 10 day exercise which obviously involves a lot of digging in, tabbing with weight & section attacks, all the usual meat & potatoes stuff of our trade mate
Ours is a 6 week external course, however with pre-course and continuation training it's closer to 9 weeks.
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Are these similar? Number '1' vs. color 'red' Number '1' vs. 'small' Horse vs. Rider True vs. false 'Monalisa' vs. 'Virgin of the rocks' We need some universal similarity measure!!!
Information Distance E(x, y) : Given two strings x and y, the length of the shortest binary program, in the reference universal computing system, such that the program computes output y from input x, and also output x from input y is known as the information distance between x and y Up to a negligible logarithmic additive term,
Information Distance Determines the distance between two strings minorizing the dominant feature in which they are similar. Not a good measure – If two small strings differ by an ID which is large compared to their lengths, then the strings are not similar. However, if two very large strings differ by the same distance, they are very similar
Normalized Information Distance To ensure that the ID expresses similarity between two strings, normalize it over the length of the strings Kolmogorov complexity is uncomputable!!!
Normalized Compression Distance To counter the problem of uncomputability of K(x), it's replaced by C(x) where C is some compression technique
Normalized Google Distance NGD : a way of expressing NCD Premise : – Number of web pages indexed by Google is so vast that is actually approximates the actual relative frequency of various search terms – Invariant to growing size of Google database Uses probability of search terms to define similarity distance
Normalized Google Distance
Errors/Shortcomings Not applicable to small datasets. Definition of N is still erroneous, the NGD can still be greater than 1 (Kraft's inequality is violated) Ignored the number of occurrence of a term on a page Page count analysis ignore the position of a word in a page – Even though 2 words appear on the same page, they may not be related. Page count of a polysemous word might contain a combination of all its senses, e.g. - Apple. The probability of occurrence of every page is taken to be the same (it is NOT the same, depends on the page rank) Given the scale and noise on the WWW, some words might just occur on a page arbitrarily (by random chance)
Suggestions Can use snippets which are returned along with the web searches to determine the similarity of the words – Only the snippets of the top ranking pages can be processed efficiently and no guarantee exists that all the information we need to measure the semantic similarity is contained in those snippets Combining information from the web-searches with the information obtained from other databases (Wikipedia, WordNet etc.) to find the similarity measure.
SVM – NGD Learning A set of n-dimensional data points along with their classes i.e. (x i, y i ). Only 2 classes taken here for brevity. Divide this set into two parts : training set and testing set Determine a dividing curve to differentiate the points of two classes using learning set. Validate the results by testing on testing set. Image Source: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/ddmg/drupal/sites/default/files/images/2.preview.png
SVM – NGD Learning Set of training words Set of anchor words of cardinality n(much smaller than training words set) Convert each of training word into a n-dimensional vector whose i th dimension is NGD between that word and i th anchor word Train it using SVM
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References Cilibrasi, Rudi L., and Paul MB Vitanyi. "The Google similarity distance." Knowledge and Data Engineering, IEEE Transactions on 19.3 (2007): 370-383. Bollegala, Danushka, Yutaka Matsuo, and Mitsuru Ishizuka. "Measuring semantic similarity between words using web search engines." www 7 (2007): 757-766. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalized_Google_distance
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Your friend is one of a kind, so doesn't he or she deserve a one-of-a-kind gift? From beaded necklaces to trendy home decor, these handmade tokens of friendship are great for all occasions, whether you're celebrating a birthday, a surprise promotion, or any ordinary day.
Beaded Necklaces
A true fashionista might be hard to please, but these statement necklaces are sure to impress. Beaded loops are connected and attached to cord or ribbon ties to create these one-of-a kind pieces. Plus, your friend can go ahead and brag that she's a friend of the artist (you!).
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Dip-Dyed Candles
Store-bought candles? Not as nice as a small collection of these dip-dyed ones. Pillar candles receive a decorative makeover when dip-dyed in beeswax tinted with crayon -- so simple but definitely impressive-looking!
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DIY Pouches
You know that friend who's always diving into her handbag in search for stuff? Here's the simple, stylish solution she's been looking for: These durable pouches keep everything in its place and are so simple to make, they practically pull themselves together.
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Lavender Lip Balm
Who doesn't love pampering? Using beeswax and essential-oil add-ins, concoct a blend that infuses your friend's favorite aromas. (Tip: Lavender can be softened with the addition of basil, mint, or lemon.) Try coming up with a fun name for your product or pay homage to the recipient by naming the balm after them!
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Sewn Felt Slippers
These simple slippers, constructed from a single piece of felt, are perfectly cozy. There is no limit to their personalization. Make them in a friend's favorite color, adorned with decorations or embroidered with care.
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Textured String Bracelets
In three simple steps, plain plastic bangles become colorful string-wrapped jewelry. Make a set of coordinating colors or patterns. There's no wrong way to wrap 'em!
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Wood and Neon Lanyard Necklaces
These lanyard necklaces -- made with wood beads and plastic lanyard laced in bright neon -- are a total throwback to the good old days, whether you actually met at summer camp or not.
Want to impress your friend with your artistic ability? These towels use two of the simplest printmaking methods –- but no one has to know. Block-making and stenciling create unique towels that are almost too pretty to use!
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Map Coasters
What happens on the road trip, stays on the road trip.... That's what you promised each other, remember? Remind your friends of those shared memories with these stylish map coasters. Old maps (try to find locations that showcase where you've traveled together) are repurposed and backed onto cork material.
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Denim Tech Case
Have a tech-savvy friend? She will appreciate customizable felt-lined denim sleeves for tablets, phones, and laptops. This gift is sure to be put to good use.
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Photo Cubes
Think outside the "frame" when it comes to photographs. These decorated cubes serve as practical and aesthetically pleasing decorations, adorning coffee tables or serving as functional bookends. Opt for classic black-and-white nature scenes or adorn cubes with colorful patterned prints or personal photos. Unlike typical paper photographs that wear easily with time, images are not glued to the cube but are transferred, ensuring their long shelf life.
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Bath Fizzies
This is a spa weekend in a jar! These bath fizzies can be made in any scent and shape; the possibilities are endless. Make a bunch and plan and spa day together, or gift them in a decorative glass jar for your friend to use at her leisure.
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Photo Canvas Case
Have a favorite photo together? Iron it onto canvas pouches. It's something they will use daily and treasure dearly.
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Grown-Up Friendship Bracelets
How often did you swap these growing up? Traditional string bracelets get a grown-up makeover with sophisticated colors, luxurious strings, yarns, and metallic accents.
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Dip-Dyed Scarves
A simple length of fabric, it can be worn and displayed in hundreds of ways giving them a hundred reasons to say thank you.
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Parents: Joseph Henry and Tess Kuykendall Carlson
Favorite class: Video Announcements
Most influential teacher: Jane Rider, Advertising, Video Announcements and Newspaper
"All my teachers care about me and my future, but Ms. Rider goes above and beyond. I can talk about my plans and goals and she encourages me to do what I love and believes in me. She is one of the nicest teachers I have ever had the pleasure to meet."
Most memorable high school moment: "When I won the Curators Award for a charcoal piece that I made in art class. I was surprised that I won it because there were so many talented artists that could have received it as well."
Parents: Randy and Becky Jackson, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Music Theory
Most influential teacher: Ken Wiele, band director
"Mr. Wiele not only teaches students to be better musicians, but also to be better people. He reminds us to always 'Be kind, work hard, stay humble, be grateful, laugh a lot and be happy for others.'"
Most memorable high school moment: "Since I plan to major in music education, having a chance to practice those skills as a mentor to other students has been awesome. The most memorable moment though was my first rehearsal conducting a woodwind choir for the WSMA Solo & Ensemble event."
Parents: Gregory and Margaret Carrillo, Kenosha
Nickname: Rosie
Favorite classes: AP U.S. History; AP U.S. Government
Most influential teacher: Katie Phillips, AP Language and AP Literature
"In Ms. Phillips' class, it's a given you'll learn where to put your commas and the difference between synecdoche and metonymy. But you'll also learn how to think deeper, how to challenge yourself, and how to approach problems with a broadened view."
Parents: Paul Hermann and Karla Krack, Kenosha
Favorite class: Choir
Most influential teacher: Brian Chike, AP Government and Politics
"Mr. Chike was passionate about what he taught. You could tell that he knew what he was teaching about and relayed the information well to understand. He also was good at making everyone laugh."
Most memorable high school moment: "When I was in La Crosse for the FBLA State Leadership Conference. We got to go off and have lunch with our friends and shop and it was just a great experience."
Parents: Arunas Cimiaska and Violeta Cimiaskiene, Pleasant Prairie
Nickname: Demi
Favorite class: AP Literature
Most influential teacher: Katie Phillips, AP Literature
"She has been my English teacher for three consecutive years and has taught me more than just how to write an essay or analyze a poem. She demonstrated to me what a strong, independent and intelligent woman is. Mrs. Phillips has listened to my rants and laughed at my jokes. Most importantly, she has been there for me through nearly my entire high school experience."
School: Bradford High School
Parents: Iver and DeEtta Iverson, Somers
Favorite class: History
Most influential teacher: Brian Chike, AP U.S. Government and Politics
"Mr.Chike made me want to come to school everyday and learn. He encouraged me to do better and be the best that I could be. He wanted his students to succeed and he would do his best to try and accomplish that goal."
School: Tremper High School
Parents: William and Julie Chase, Kenosha
Favorite classes: AP Statistics and Spanish
Most influential teacher: Daniel Shimon, Perspectives In Literature and Composition
"Mr. Shimon taught me to view literature as more of an art than just words on a page. Because of him, when I read, I look deeper into the text to unravel its true meaning."
Parents: Chandresh and Falguni Mehta, Kenosha
Nickname: Mehtaphase
Favorite class: AP Biology
Most influential teacher: Patrick Metzler, AP Biology
"Mr. Metzler taught me the importance of focusing my time on the lesson behind the assignment rather than the assignment itself. For example, he encouraged us to go crazy with our projects and posters and create something out of the box, by overlooking the aesthetic beauty of it and instead praising our creativity and comprehension."
School: Bradford High School
Parents: Todd and Cathy Massoglia, Kenosha
Favorite classes: Physics and math
Most influential teacher: Amanda Schwantes, math, Student Government
"Her work ethic in all that she does and devotion to Student Government and her students is inspiring. She really cares and puts in so many extra hours to better Bradford and the community. She is definitely someone I look up to."
School: Tremper High School
Parents: Eric and Kay Dodd, Pleasant Prairie
Favorite classes: Yearbook and Choir
Most influential teachers: Daniel Shimon, English; Alan Skripsky, math
"Mr. Shimon has influenced not only the way I write, but the way I think. Mr. Skripsky has advanced my knowledge and perception of math. Both of them give their students the tools and strategies they need to become successful, and an education that is valuable beyond a grade point average."
School: Indian Trail High School & Academy
Parents: Prakash and Sona Shah, Kenosha
Favorite class: Human Anatomy and Physiology
Most influential teacher: Bhuvanasweri Baskaran, Calculus
"She was a really great teacher who came with a lot of energy and humor to a calculus class which can be very exhausting and, in turn, made it interesting."
Parents: Daunte and Lashonte Phillips, Marilyn and John Huckabee, Kenosha
Favorite classes: AP Psychology, dance
Most influential teacher: Tina Wozniak, dance
"Ms. Wozniak has always been a huge support system and she allows me to do what I love everyday. I look up to her as a mother figure."
Most memorable high school moment: "Performing in the annual dance show."
Parents: Roland Buhler and Laura May-Buhler, Trevor
Favorite class: AP Economics
Most influential teacher: Stefanie Younger, marketing and other business classes
"Ms. Younger is one of those teachers that truly cares about her students and wants them to succeed both inside and outside of the classroom. On a personal level, she has helped me develop into the person I am today by always pushing me to do my best and giving me the confidence to pursue my dreams."
Most memorable high school moment: "When I qualified for both DECA and FBLA state my freshman year. I had no idea how much these two organizations would impact my life, and I am so thankful for the opportunities that were presented to me the past four years."
School: Tremper High School
Parents: Jeff and Kim Lavey, Kenosha
Nickname: J-Lav
Favorite class: AP World History
Most influential teacher: Dan Shimon, Perspective Literature/Composition Honors
Parents: Bradley Andrews and Laura Rasch, Salem
Favorite class: Advanced Marketing
Most influential teacher: Brian Monday, AP English Literature
"Mr. Monday has a passion for literature and he excites that passion in his students."
Most memorable high school moment: "This year I was on the varsity cross country team. I will never forget breaking the school record and almost getting a perfect score at the conference meet."
Parents: John and Renee Ruchti, Kenosha
Favorite class: Choir
Most influential teacher: John Choi, Choir
"Mr. Choi has he helped me grow as a vocalist and as an individual. It amazes me how he genuinely cares so much for all of his students. He doesn't just teach us the notes in the music, he teaches us the meanings of the text, and how they connect to our lives. He has taught me what it's like to be completely passionate about music."
Most memorable high school moment: "Every couple of years, our choir takes a trip out of the country. My sophomore year, we toured around Italy and went to Rome, Assisi, Venice, Pisa and Florence. Going to Italy with some of my best friends was amazing enough, but we also got to experience singing in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City. I will be able to say that I've gotten to sing in some of Europe's most famous monuments, and that's definitely something I will remember forever."
Parents: Ron and Tammy Willis, Kenosha
Favorite class: Vocal Technique
Most influential teacher: Holly Stanfield, Vocal Technique
"Her class and her rigorous training helps prepare students for a successful career in acting. She keeps students engaged and she cares for each and every one of her students and wants to see them grow, not only as an actor, but as a person."
Most memorable high school moment: "Performing on the main stage at the International Thespian Festival and at the Wisconsin State Theatre Festival."
Parents: Jim and Peggy O'Connell, Twin Lakes
Favorite class: Chemistry or physics
Most influential teacher: Erick Kaiser, honors pre-calculus
"Coach Kaiser was a great influence in and outside of the classroom. As a coach he pushed me and the other players to perform above the standards we set for ourselves, and motivated me to get better. Between the different lifting programs and seasons I played for him, I respected him greatly, for he showed a passion in wanting to improve us as athletes and people. He has left a hardworking mindset that I will take with me."
Most memorable high school moment: "Sophomore year of basketball, our JV coach got two technical fouls in the 3rd quarter of our game so he was ejected. Our varsity assistant, Coach Truttschel, came and took over as the coach for the remainder of the game but did not know our team very well. I was injured at the time and was acting as team manager, so Coach Truttschel referred to me on what to do, basically making me the coach. The game was a close one, but we pulled out at 92-87 victory in the end. This was my first coaching experience and even though Coach T denies it still, this win will always be mine and I am 1-0 in my coaching career."
Parents: Aaron and Regina Robbins, Pleasant Prairie
Favorite class: AP Calculus
Most influential teacher: Sarah Johnson, counselor
"She has been such a positive encouragement in my life. Not only has she helped me mold my future by answering my endless questions about college, but she also establishes a personal relationship with her students and makes them feel very loved and appreciated. Despite her busy schedule, she still found time to catch up with the important details of my life and calm my nerves about the future."
Most memorable high school moment: "Being voted onto my school's homecoming court for 2015 was an amazing experience. I always loved going to the homecoming dances, but being homecoming royalty brought that experience to new heights. From selling t-shirts to making a fun video, I enjoyed the entire experience."
Parents: Brian and Dawn Palmen, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Calculus
Most influential teacher: Katie Phillips, American Literature, AP Language, AP Literature
"Not only has Mrs. Phillips taught my science-math centered brain English, but she has also provided me with a resource of support. With college letters, job recommendations and general advice, Mrs. Phillips has provided me with a self-confidence I did not formerly have."
Most memorable high school moment: "Dissecting a fetal pig in Human Anatomy and Physiology with Mrs. Awe. It really inspired my interest for surgery."
Parents: Tim and Teri McNamara, Trevor
Favorite class: Anatomy and Physiology
Most influential teacher: Amy Andersen, English
"I had Mrs. Andersen as my English teacher for two years and she always made it my favorite hour. She broke away from what the other teachers were doing and happily did her own thing. She taught me how to hold down my own beliefs and opinions while still accepting what others have to say, as well as always considering things from different perspectives before making a final judgement."
Most memorable high school moment: "It's really hard for me to pick a single memorable experience, so I'll just say the most memorable thing I've learned throughout several experiences during high school: happiness comes from within. I completely believe that happiness does not depend on your circumstances, and that, no matter what, happiness is always a choice."
Parents: Craig and Tina Wightman, Wilmot
Nickname: Bean
Favorite class: Biomedical Innovations
Most influential teacher: Debbie Chike, AP Language and Composition
"Not only did Ms. Chike teach me how to effectively put my thoughts into logical, structured writing, she also taught me how to appreciate life and all the obstacles that come with it."
Parents: Todd and Erica Burleson, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Human Geography
Most influential teacher: Charles Romano, Student Government advisor
"Mr. Romano has taught me countless lessons during my time at Tremper. He has influenced me in many ways, including encouraging me to break out of my shy shell and go after things that I want, whether it be small things like standing up for myself or larger things like running for Student Government president. Mr. Romano is someone I look up to and strive to be like. He has always reminded me to "keep the faith," the faith in yourself, which is something I always intend on doing. My high school years would have been much less memorable and enjoyable had he not been a part of them."
Most memorable high school moment: "Joining the cross country team."
Parents: Patricio Herrera and Maricela Jaimes, Kenosha
Favorite class: Dance
Most influential teacher: Holly Stanfield, drama/acting
"She always pushes students and myself to do better. She also inspires me to do something big in life and to follow my dreams."
Most memorable high school moment: "When I performed a duet in Bradford's dance show during my junior year and the audience loved it."
Parents: Peter and Alyssa Greer, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Government
Most influential teacher: Bhuvaneswari Baskaran, AP Calculus
"Ms. Baskaran is one of the most intelligent, hard-working, fun teachers that I have ever had. She encourages me, and all of her students, to embrace our full potential."
Most memorable high school moments: "Being conductor for the Madrigal Feaste in December and performing on the main stage at the International Thespian Festival."
Parents: George and Karen MacKinnon, Salem
Favorite class: AP Macroeconomics
Most influential teacher: Melissa Bahnson, Advanced Marketing, School Store Internship
"Mrs.Bahnson is always there for her students on an academic and personal level. As one of my cross country coaches, she was Coach Bahnson before she became my business education teacher. Her positive personality is encouraging on the course and in the classroom. Mrs.Bahnson's passion in the education of her students is evident as she spends endless hours outside of the classroom as advisor to our school store. Much of our store's accomplishments derive from her efforts."
Most memorable high school moment: "During my spring break of my junior year, I participated in a student exchange to France. Traveling with my classmates to another part of the world was extraordinary as I was able to both interpret the culture by myself and with others. I stayed with a family in the Aix-en-Provence region for approximately five days. For the remainder of the trip, I traveled to Paris with the rest of the students. I never thought my friends and I would be able to take a selfie with the Mona Lisa."
Parents: Jeffrey and Rebecca Quello, Kenosha
Nickname: Sandi
Favorite class: Science
Most influential teacher: Jeffrey Wirch, Human Anatomy and Physiology
"With going into the medical field, I found this class very interesting and useful to help advance my knowledge on the subject matter needed to succeed in my future career."
Parents: Jerry and Ruthann Alter, Trevor
Nickname: Becca
Favorite class: Medical Interventions
Most influential teacher: Lena Joch, Medical Interventions
"She is the one who inspired me to pursue a career in the medical field. She also is a major contributor to my success throughout high school."
Parents: Mark and Rita Van Guyse, Pleasant Prairie
Favorite classes: Honors Human Anatomy, AP Psychology and acting
Most influential teachers: Chuck Romano, Student Government advisor; Julie Chase, AP Spanish
"Both have constantly been there for me since my freshman year and have guided me with great advice that has positively influenced my decision making."
Most memorable high school moment: "When my soccer team had a tournament in Saint Louis my sophomore year. Our team really bonded and I don't think I would have been as close with some of the girls without it."
School: Indian Trail High School & Academy
Parents: Norris Sr. and Keeshia Jones, Kenosha
Favorite class: Wind Ensemble
Most influential teachers: Ken Wiele, band; and John Choi, choir
"I love playing and making music with others! Both band and choir are taught by teachers who love what they do, and instill a passion for music and learning within their students."
School: Central High School
Parents: Steve and Justine Kevek, Bristol
Favorite class: AP English Literature
Most influential teacher: Amy Andersen, AP English Language
"She has helped me in so many ways both inside and outside the classroom. Her classroom influence allowed me to transform my worldview, encouraging me to think creatively and critically about literature and the world around me."
Parents: Tom and Joan Lutz, Kenosha
Favorite class: Gym
Most influential teacher: Dean Hervat, U.S. history
"It was fun to learn in that class and he was funny at the same time."
Most memorable high school moment: Homecoming 2015
Parents: Scott and Michelle Walter, Twin Lakes
Favorite classes: AP Environmental Science, Jazz Band, Wind Ensemble
Most influential teacher: Katie Bauer, band
"Miss Bauer was my middle school band director. Every time we were in lessons and we would reach a section of music we had deemed impossible, she would tell us that failure is forgiven but giving up is not an option. This saying has stuck with me ever since. Miss Bauer helped me to see that even though I may have to try 100 times before I achieve something, I will never give up. She taught me how to work hard for what I want in life and that even when things seem impossible, there is always a way to figure it out. I am forever grateful for the lessons she taught me, both musically and morally. Miss Bauer is the reason I never give up on my goals."
Most memorable high school moment: "Bringing my best friend, who goes to online school, to her first homecoming dance and after-party."
Parents: Thomas and Denise Shircel, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Psychology
Most influential teachers: Katie Korbas, AP Psychology; and Valerie Taylor, AP Biology
"Ms. Korbas, because she helped me to enjoy psychology and learn a lot as well. She made the class challenging as well as difficult. Ms. Taylor really cares about her students and the course, and makes us work hard all the time to prepare us for AP exams. She is fair and understanding, but pushes her students to succeed, qualities I always greatly appreciate in teachers."
Most memorable high school moment: "Qualifying for the WIAA state swim meet for three years in a row. It is such a cool experience swimming with other incredible swimmers from around the state; one that I will never forget."
Parents: Jeff and Julie Peterson, Pleasant Prairie
Nickname: Cat
Favorite class: AP Calculus
Most influential teacher: John Choi, choir
"He has helped me grow as a person and a musician. He also has helped me develop a stronger appreciation for music."
School: Central High School
Parents: Robert and Michelle Wysiatko, Brighton
Favorite class: AP Biology
Most influential teacher: Jonathan Kao, biology
"Mr. Kao was my freshman biology teacher, SMART team mentor and soccer coach. He has taken ample time over these past four years to shape me into the man I am today. His class was easily my favorite and sparked my passion for learning. His motto as a coach was, "Leave it all on the field." His coaching philosophy applies both on and off the field, and has inspired me to pour my heart and soul into everything I do."
Parents: Terrance Meeks and Jeannette Teeter, Kenosha
Nickname: Trae
Favorite class: Dance
Most influential teacher: Michael Raymaker, special education
"Although Mr. Raymaker was not personally one of my teachers, he did teach me a lot. His door was always open for me to vent and think. He helped me throughout all four years of high school and continuously pushed me to challenge myself. Most of my decisions were influenced by his amazing ability to encourage and guide me."
Parents: Tracy and Kristen Strother, Twin Lakes
Favorite class: Anatomy and Physiology
Most influential teacher: Amy Speich, English, cross country and track coach
"She pushes me to be the best athlete, leader and person I can be."
Most memorable high school moment: "Being on homecoming court with Becca Alter."
Parents: Keith and Cari Richter, Pleasant Prairie
Favorite class: Math
Most influential teacher: Polly Amborn, choir
"Everyday Mrs. Amborn comes to school with a positive attitude. She relates to each and every student and is involved in their lives. She always is there to help students through anything. Through Choir and Madrigals, Mrs. Amborn encouraged me to be the best citizen I could be."
Most memorable high school moment: "Starting on the varsity football team as a sophomore. It was a great feeling knowing Coach Matrise thought highly of me as a player and, more importantly, a person."
Parents: Jim and Kathy Landgraf, Kenosha
Favorite class: History
Most influential teacher: Katie Phillips, English
"Mrs. Phillips is an outstanding role model for all of the students in the school. She makes the things we learn fun and interesting."
Most memorable high school moment: "Going to the state tournament for volleyball."
School: Central High School
Parents: Ricki and Sheri Rasmussen, Salem
Favorite class: Chinese
Most influential teacher: James Senft, Introduction to Aeronautics (ground school)
"Mr. Senft has a true passion for aviation that I have found inspiring and I have gained many skills from my involvement in the program and much knowledge from participation in his class. The aviation program has given me the opportunity to get my pilot's license and Mr. Senft has inspired my own passion for aviation."
School: Bradford High School
Parents: Scott and Debbie Wolf, Kenosha
Favorite class: Vocal Technique
Most influential teacher: Holly Stanfield, Vocal Technique
"She understands that she is not only there to teach me about performing, but how to be a successful and caring individual. Because of Holly, I am on track to make a difference in the lives of children through the performing arts. She has taught me that work can be fun."
Parents: Jerry and Ruthann Alter, Trevor
Favorite class: Psychology
Most influential teacher: Amy Speich, English
"Ms. Speich has pushed me to do my best inside and outside of the classroom."Most memorable high school moment: "Being on the cross country team all four years and being able to create a bond with all of the members on the team."
School activities: National Honor Society, Leadership Team
Parents: David and Mary Hood, Kenosha
Nickname: Diamond
Favorite class: Math
Most influential teacher: James Zuzinec, math
"Mr. Zuzinec is my most influential teacher because no matter what he pushes me to be my best, constantly motivates me, and never fails to make me smile."
Parents: Jerry Gassie and Heather McGuire, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Chemistry
Most influential teacher: Nick Goergen, chemistry
"His class was always my favorite class of the day because he knew how to wake us up from the monotony of school with humor and intellect. He made science appealing and sparked my interest in the world of chemistry. After discussing with him about a future in that field, I knew it was what I wanted to pursue. I will always credit him as the first teacher to finally bring about a genuine desire to pursue knowledge."
Most memorable high school moment: "Qualifying for state in track my sophomore year in the 4x800m relay was an unexpected accomplishment that will inspire me to never underestimate myself or those around me."
Parents: Brad and Jean Korando, Pleasant Prairie
Nickname: Eddie
Favorite class: AP Macroeconomics
Most influential teacher: Thomas Lampe, AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics
"The most impressive thing about Mr. Lampe is his class preparation. He has an organized and often methodical approach to achieving goals in and out of class. He has a vast knowledge and enthusiasm for the subjects he teaches; his passion makes every class period interesting. He is as much of a role model to me as a teacher."
Parents: Angel and Margarita De La Cruz, Kenosha
Favorite class: History
Most influential teacher: Brad Fortney, math
"He has made me a better man by making me work harder in the weight room, on the field, and in the classroom. He pushes me to the extreme because he knows my potential and knows I am able to succeed. He believes in me and I know he will always be there for me."
Most memorable high school moment: "Earlier this year, a freshmen came up to me and asked me for advice on how to become a better corner for football He reminded me of me from when I was a freshmen, so I coached him up and gave him some tips. It made me feel accomplished for what I did on the field."
Parents: Andrew and Diane Banchi, Trevor
Favorite class: Mathematics
Most influential teacher: Don Serkowski, Academic Decathlon
"In freshman year study hall he constantly talked about the Academic Decathlon team. Having recently moved from Pennsylvania, I was lost in my new high school. I desperately wanted to fit in. AcaDec seemed perfect for me. I have worked hard, breaking school records and even earning national titles with a tight-knit group of people I am proud to call my friends. Mr. Serkowski helped me adapt to my new surroundings and find my niche. He taught me that with hard work and passion, I can achieve anything I set my mind to."
Most memorable high school moment: "At the Academic Decathlon National Competition in Garden Grove, Calif., in April 2015. Our team placed first in the nation for Division II schools and I placed first individually in the Honors category for Division II schools. This moment marked the pinnacle of success for our team and the culmination of all of our hard work."
Parents: Kirk and Shannon Robertson, Kenosha
Favorite class: Choir
Most influential teacher: Holly Stanfield, theater
"She has pushed me past what I thought my limits were on several occasions."
Most memorable high school moment: "Performing at the International Thespian Festival for thousands of people."
Parents: Daniel and Justine Peltier, Kenosha
Favorite class: AP Calculus BC
Most influential teacher: Pablo Ortiz, U.S. History, economics, and sociology
"Mr. Ortiz has been a huge influence on me from my very first class on my very first day of high school, to one of my very last classes I will ever take as a high school student. He has inspired and pushed me to become a more driven and hard-working individual."
Most memorable high school moment: When three classmates and I completed our project of designing a functional prosthetic arm for our Medical Innovations class. The assignment was to design and create a model of a prosthetic arm to pick up a cup of water. The design was partly created on Inventor, a 3D mechanical solid modeling design software, and the other part was crafted out of wood. The designs on Inventor were cut out of acrylic and then everything was assembled. We ran into many problems along the way, however, we completed it and successfully picked up the cup of water. After the entire process was over, there was just an overwhelming sense of accomplishment and gratification."
School: Harborside Academy
Parents: Matthew and Rebecca Lince, Kenosha
Nickname: Kimmie
Favorite class: AP Spanish
Most influential teacher: John Gransee, chemistry
Parents: Alfonso and Maria Cordova, Kenosha
Nickname: Chely
Favorite class: Art
Most influential teacher: Pete Rallo, Guitar Studies
"He is one of the teachers that pushes us to do better. He also tells a lot of jokes to us and that helps when we're in a bad mood."
Parents: John and Leslie Holloway, Paris
Favorite class: Jazz Band
Most influential teacher: Adam Scheele, band
"Mr. Scheele has aided and instructed me for the past four years, and he has always urged me to keep learning and playing music."
Most memorable high school moment: "During the musical "Anything Goes" last year, I played in the pit band. At one point a joke was told on stage, and the band gave the punch line "the dog paddle!" to which my friends and I still find great amusement."
Parents: Ferdous and Husnus Alam, Kenosha
Favorite class: Human Anatomy & Physiology
Most influential teacher: Paul Fix, Human Anatomy & Physiology
"Mr. Fix is an outgoing teacher and always made the material come to life."
Most memorable high school moment: "Receiving the Medical Sciences Academy Award for Outstanding Junior."
Parents: Matthew and Luann Hedstrom, Kenosha
Favorite class: Art
Most influential teacher: Tina Niemi-Johnson, art
"Mrs. Niemi has always been the most encouraging. Mrs. Niemi pushes me to do my best not only in art but in my other classes, too. She is very outgoing and connects with her students by always having a smile on her face."
Most memorable high school moment: "The football games. Our school is very spirited and we always had the most fun cheering for our team. The best year was senior year though because we got to stand by the gate and jump around chanting for our friends. It was the last year so you have to make it count."
School: Wilmot High School
Parents: Kelly and Sharon Muzzy, Randall
Favorite class: Physical education
Most influential teacher: Greg Olsen, physical education and golf coach
"He goes out of his way to make all of our tournaments as enjoyable as possible, regardless of his own personal discomfort, and has a great sense of humor."
It's been 40 years since the Kenosha News started recognizing impressive local students in "Today's Teen."
The first few columns were published in March and April of 1976, and included students like St. Joseph High School football captain Dan Watring and Tremper Honor Society president Jim Godlewski.
"My folks were bursting out of their britches. My mother in particular was extremely proud of the story that appeared in the paper," Godlewski said. He's now the city attorney for Neenah. "It was quite a wonderful experience."
The early columns were called "Teen Tempo" and included a portrait of each student drawn by Paul Pollard. Watring's father kept his portrait on his desk at work for years afterward. Watring still lives in Kenosha and reads the newspaper every day.
"For me, to have my picture printed in the newspaper was a big deal," he said.
School: Tremper High School
Parents: Len and Laura Wojciechowicz, Kenosha
Favorite classes: Choir and Band
Most influential teachers: Polly Amborn, choir; and Kathy Ripley, band
"Mrs. Amborn and Mrs. Ripley have spent countless hours both inside and outside of school teaching me as much as they can so I am able to succeed. They have both taught me the importance of dedication and passion for music. Without their guidance I would be nowhere near the musician that I am today. Through these many hours spent together I have created a lifelong bond with these two wonderful women that I will cherish forever."
Parents: Bill and Debbie Chiasson, Kenosha
Nickname: Lexie
Favorite class: Studio Art
Most influential teacher: Rev. Todd Belardi
Class taught: Theology
Parents: Kirk and Jenny Thut, Mount Pleasant
Favorite class: American Government
Most influential teacher: Paul Strutz, American Government
"Mr. Strutz always makes class enjoyable, fun and exciting, as well as always bringing up interesting, worldly topics for the class to debate and share perspectives with each other. But the big thing is that in Mr. Strutz's classes, you will always leave class with something to think about or apply into your daily life."
Most memorable high school moment: "When SLHS football reached the state semifinal for the first time after knocking off the No. 1, 3, and 4 seeds in their regional playoff bracket. SLHS more than doubled their previous amount of playoff wins this season."
School: Reuther High School
Parents: Edward and Linda Davis, Kenosha
Favorite class: Guitar
Most influential teacher: Pete Rallo, Guitar, Choir
"I've had Mr. Rallo's class my whole high school career and he has become like a second father to me. I've never met someone as patient and dedicated as Mr. Rallo. He has been a positive motivation in my life even when I wasn't motivated myself."
School: LakeView Technology Academy
Parents: Jon and Kathleen Christensen, Somers
Favorite class: AP Computer Science
Most influential teacher: Casimir Uchegbu, AP Calculus
"Mr. Uchegbu has an amazing understanding of how students should be taught and does an excellent job in applying that knowledge. I have had him three times in high school as my mathematics teacher and each time he has challenge my classmates and I to expand our abilities not only in math but in the way we think and study."
School: Indian Trail High School and Academy
Parents: Ed and Nicole Cooper, Pleasant Prairie
Nickname: Kat
Favorite class: Theatre Practicum
Most influential teacher: John Choi, choir
School: Harborside Academy
Parents: Matthew and Nancy Cornell, Pleasant Prairie
Favorite class: AP Psychology
Most influential teacher: Elizabeth Williams, fifth grade
"Mrs. Williams was the teacher that helped me to believe in myself and introduced me to Paideia Academy. It was my first introduction to expeditionary learning, and made me the student I am today."
School: Christian Life High School
Parents: Bradley and Toni Shuler, Kenosha
Favorite class: 20th Century History
Most influential teacher: Lino Martinez, AP Spanish
"He has given plenty of life lessons in the classroom, and as my wrestling coach, he has helped me to grow physically and also as a man."
School: Central High School
Parents: Steven and Janice Wermeling, Wheatland
Favorite class: AP Calculus BC
Most influential teacher: Amy Andersen, AP English Language
"Mrs. Andersen, in addition to being a phenomenal AP English teacher, is an amazing teacher of life in general. She understands what it is like to be a teenager and it is clear she cares about all of her students. She always says that she enjoys her classes because teenagers have that 'I'm going to save the world' attitude. My success in AP English and moreover my growth as a reader and writer came as she set the bar high for my class and rejoiced as we met the challenge."
School: Bradford High School
Parents: Kurt and Kathy Sinclair, Kenosha
Nickname: CakeMan
Favorite class: Accounting
Most influential teacher: John Ruffolo, English
School: Wilmot High School
Parents: Thomas and Elizabeth Wank, Twin Lakes
Favorite class: Engineering Design and Development
Most influential teacher: Eric Morrow, IED, CEA, Advanced Drafting
"We don't 'play school' in his class; sometimes he makes us figure things out on our own, and sometimes we mess up badly and our projects fail miserably, but I have learned a great deal from those sorts of experiences. Mr. Morrow wants to make sure that we come out of that class with more than we came in with, whether that is new skills or the realization that we never want to do anything related to engineering again. He wants kids to learn, and spends a ton of extra time helping out needy kids like me apply engineering principles to many aspects of everyday life."
School: Tremper High School
Parent: Cheri Rashada, Kenosha
Nickname: Kaz
Favorite class: English
Most influential teacher: Louis Rideaux, math
School: St. Joseph Catholic Academy
Parents: Thomas and Kristi Ambro, Kenosha
Nickname: Alex
Favorite class: AP Calculus
Most influential teacher: Justin Weber, AP Literature
School: Shoreland Lutheran High School
Parents: Tim and Laurie Dubiak, Somers
Nickname: Dubes
Favorite class: Advanced Language Arts
Most influential teacher: Daniel Schulz, General Chemistry/AP Chemistry
School: Reuther High School
Parents: Dandrius and Atifa Robinson, Kenosha
Nickname: Mar-Mar
Favorite class: Guitar Studies 2
Most influential teacher: Pete Rallo, Intro to Guitar, Guitar Studies 1/2 and Choir
School: LakeView Technology Academy
Parents: Grant Youngquist and Prisca Moore, Kenosha
Favorite classes: Digital Electronics and Principles of Engineering
Most influential teacher: Casimir Uchegbu, AP Calculus BC
"Mr. Uchegbu has greatly influenced not just how I have learned math but how I I view and think about mathematics as a whole. His dedication to ensuring that everyone in his class understands the material combined with his obvious passion for the subject has instilled in me a great love for mathematics and has given me a mathematically inquisitive mindset that influences how I approach mathematics, engineering and science classes."
School: Kenosha eSchool
Parents: Deryk and Marnie Bigelow, Kenosha
Favorite class: Creative writing
Most influential teacher: Laura Zajicek, A.P. U.S. History
"She let the class form opinions and voice them; she encouraged students to debate and loved her students as if they were her own. I had only a few ideas for my future, but her kindness and dedication to her work confirmed without a doubt who and what I want to be, a teacher."
School: Indian Trail High School & Academy
Parents: John and Joy Clady, Pleasant Prairie
Favorite class: AP Calculus BC
Most influential teacher: Bhuvenaswari Baskaran, AP Calculus
"Mrs. Baskaran really cares for her students and is a great teacher. She thoroughly prepares her students for the AP exam and is also very humorous. The class had a carefree, yet insightful atmosphere and I enjoyed taking that class with her."Most memorable high school moment: "Playing high school soccer in general."
School: Harborside Academy
Parents: Javier Aguirre and Patricia Acuna, Kenosha
Nickname: Yoshi
Favorite class: AP Psychology
Most influential teacher: Luann Underwood, Creative Writing & AP English Language/Composition
School: Christian Life High School
Parents: Luis and Tricia Reyes
Favorite class: American Law, Food Science, Music Ministry
Most influential teacher: Sheri Larson, Bible, Community Group.
"Miss Larson has always been so supportive and encouraging towards me. She is so caring, thoughtful, kind and considerate. I appreciate her greatly."
School: Central High School
Parents: Joe and Laura Wolkober, Brighton
Nickname: Bri
Favorite class: AP Biology
Most influential teacher: Cheryl Bell, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC
School: Bradford High School
Parents: Bob and Heather Marko, Kenosha
Nickname: Mady
Favorite classes: AP Psychology & Human Anatomy
Most influential teacher: Nancy Granger, fourth grade (Stocker Elementary)
It's that time of the year again.
Starting Sunday, the Kenosha News will once again be sharing the exploits of some of the top high school students in the county with the "Today's Teen" feature.
We also plan on sharing some surprises along the way as the daily feature celebrates its 40th anniversary.


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Are you kidding me?!
Hah! The come an is almost as bad as the beliebers!
KISS army has been around since 1972 and has never been stronger. No one can beat us, we rule the music universe.V 2 Comments
We are number 1. No doubt. We are the Most hated. Most loyal. Ad longest lasting. And have more time to get better. We have made most improvements. And we even have a holocaust against us. Can't beat that.
The best no matter what this chart says, whoop whoop MCL to all the wicked clowns out there!
Definitely number one! Most loyal by far. Its a lifestyle. MMFWCL
In my opinion, the All Time Low fanbase is about as good as you can get. We're funny, dedicated, love our band for more than just looks, and we all get along really well. I've been in a lot of different fandoms, but I can say I'll be in this one forever with confidence. I will always love ATL's music and I will always be a hustler. We genuinely care about the band. A lot of people can't say that.
All time low is the most amazing band ever! AND THeir fans are, funny, devoted and chill, all at the same time.
ONCE MINDLESS ALWAYS MINDLESS! You a'int TM if you weren't there from the beginning.
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They're hot, usually adults, have great music taste, kind and are an incredibly mature fan base. Usually love other great bands like the Strokes, Oasis, The Smiths, New Order, U2, Artic Monkeys, etc.
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Role: Destroyer of the souls of evil people
Appearance: Head of a crocodile, mane and front legs of a lion, and hindquarters of a hippo.
It was believed that when a person died, the soul had to pass through a dangerous underworld known as Duat where it faced all sorts of dangers like monsters and lakes of fire. The final and ultimate test for the spirit's voyage through Duat was "The Weighing of the Heart" which is illustrated below. The ba of the dead person is watching the test, hoping to pass. Anubis stands under a scale and verifies that it's working correctly as the ibis-headed scribe god Thoth waits to record the results. The heart of the dead person is weighed against "the feather of truth," a symbol of Ma'at (the goddess of truth, justice, and order). If the heart weighs less, the spirit is free to go on to meet Osiris in the afterlife. But if the heart is heavy with sin, it is thrown to Ammut, "the devourer of the dead," who gobbles it up, denying the spirit an afterlife and causing it to cease to exist!
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Sharp Stinging urine
There is this unbearable pain in my genital every time I pass my urine. I read that males don't have UTI but what are the chances of it being something like that. Should I consult a doctor now or self medicate with antibiotics?
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Hello, males doesn't suffer from UTI!!!!? who told you so?? Males are also suffer from urinary tract infection. Infection causes sharp burning sensation whole passing urine,, may also itching sensation inside urethra, lower abdominal pain, fever, yellow or high coloured urine etc. Yes it can be diagnose by simple urine routine kindly consult a nearby general physician.
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