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Ceramic Art Parties @ Tennyson Studio
Why not try a kid's ceramics party? Kids from 6yrs and up can paint their own piece, plus a special gift for the birthday girl or boy. We let the children create & paint whatever they desire, we just help them get inspired.
All pieces are microwave safe and they can be put into the dishwasher.
There are 4 great packages to choose from for all budgets:
Package 1
Bread & Butter Plate.(19cm) Includes19cm plate, all paints, brushes, Pizza & drinks.
Package 2
Dinner size Plate (26cm) . Includes plate , all paints, brushes, glazing, Pizza & drinks.
Package 3
Drinking Mug ,or a small cupcake jewel box: all paint,brushes, glazing and firing, Pizza & drinks
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13cm x11cmx5.5cm Butterfly Jewel Box . Includes piece, all paints, brushes, glazing, Pizza & drinks.
All of the 4 packages with food & drink, the birthday child receives a gift which all guests sign.
- Minimum of 12 children.
- Party lasts 2.5 hrs & run by professional teachers.
- All inclusive party: paints, brushes, x2 firings, glazing done by us, ceramic piece, Pizza & drinks,
- lollies on the party tables as kids are painting.
- All greenware is cleaned and bisqued fired before party, so kids can't break their pieces.
- We finish with last 1/2 hr with Food and Party Cake.
- All you need to do is bring in the Party Cake.
- We also have a CD player and can also take iphone or ipads with music loaded , so bring your favourite Party Music & will use throughout the party,
- dancing and party games after the painting session if time allows.
- Bookings at least 2 weeks prior to party and $50 deposit (non refundable).
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Great kids birthday partyBy Happy Mum on 17/03/2017 11:11:05 AM
Highly recommend, all the kids had a great time and loved the painted plates they created. Ticky was excellent to deal with and Karina, our party host was lovely and kept the young ones engaged. Very easy party to organise for parents - all you have to bring is the cake and party bags!
Excellent Team Building Activity!By Lisa Liang on 15/12/2014 1:47:15 PM
One of the best team building activities. We had a 3 hours ceramic class for our Finance and HR team. Ticky went through step by step with us for the drawing and painting and encourage us to be creative. It is a very good exercise for Finance and HR people to be active. After about a week we picked up the final products which are very well fired and glazed. We had great fu (...) Read more
Ceramic PaintingBy please enter a name on 22/01/2014 4:35:13 PM
Both my boys attended a ceramic painting workshop with Ticky yesterday. We were so lucky we had the studio to ourselves and Ticky was able to give the two boys her full attention. The time she spent and extreme patience demonstrated ensured both boys got a lot out of the experience. They thoroughly enjoyed the time there and are very proud of their achievements. I would re (...) Read more
Excellent kid's party serviceBy Mark on 9/10/2013 4:47:02 PM
Our twins' 8th birthday party was a success -- all the kids enjoyed themselves and the hand-painted plates are lovely
Bridal shower party was fantastic!By Maria on 17/08/2013 10:26:54 PM
My sister's bridal shower party was held here and we all had a great time. Our party had about 15 people altogether attend. We had the studio all to ourselves and Ticky, the business manager, was able to give us her full attention for the day. She goes through step-by-step the process of drawing and painting the ceramics, and is always friendly in approaching a question (...) Read more
Excellent ServiceBy Mark and Joanna on 29/06/2013 8:08:18 PM
We had our son's 7th birthday here and the experience for the children was fabulous. With 24 children at the party, Ticky worked her magic and everyone had a great time. There was further excitement when the children got their plates back. We can recommend them for childrens birthday parties.
Birthday Party at Tennyson StudioBy heidi.lee.376043 on 18/06/2013 11:26:42 AM
We had my daughter's 6th Birthday Party at Tennyson Studio. Ticky kept the children entertained and engaged for the entire party. The plates they painted looked fabulous and each child was so happy and proud when we gave them their plates. Everyone had a ball and my daughter was so happy on her special day. It was a very easy party for us too as all we had to do was bring (...) Read more
Birthday partyBy Ernesa on 30/04/2013 3:52:53 PM
We had my daughter's 8th birthday party here, (girls only) and it was excellent. Girls were engaged, very interested and enjoyed painting their pieces, guided by fun and patient Ms Ticky. Games after the painting were a great fun, and pizzas served big hit – no leftovers. We brought our own music on a cd and Ms Ticky coordinated games with kids in a great fashion and (...) Read more
Ceramic painting courseBy Kiana on 20/04/2012 3:24:11 PM
I took the two boys (aged 9 & 12) that I nanny to the Ceramic Painting course and they both had a great time. The teacher gave great simple instructions letting them paint their picture step-by-step so it was dry enough to take home the same day. Additionally both teachers present encouraged and assisted the boys when needed which was very helpful as one has ADHD and fin (...) Read more
School Holiday ProgramBy Jenni on 19/04/2012 2:46:59 PM
My daughter & her friend, both aged 6, have thoroughly enjoyed the school holiday program. The girls have done building with clay, painting their clay creations and also ceramic painting. Ticky and her staff are wonderful, ensuring the girls had a great time, assisting where necessary but also letting the girls use their imaginations for their creations. It was wonderfu (...) Read more


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A riff on the Egyptian classic ful medames, a highly seasoned fava bean mash, this version is made with easier-to-find edamame. Edamame (fresh green soybeans) have been shown to lower LDL cholesterol. They can be found shelled in the freezer section of well-stocked supermarkets. This stew is great served with couscous, bulgur or warm whole-wheat pita bread to soak up the sauce.
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Low Calorie
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Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 30 min.
Step 1
Bring a large saucepan of water to a boil. Add edamame and cook until tender, 4 to 5 minutes or according to package directions. Drain.
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Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and cook, covered, stirring occasionally, until starting to soften, about 3 minutes. Add zucchini and cook, covered, until the onions are starting to brown, about 3 minutes more. Add garlic, cumin, coriander and cayenne and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Stir in tomatoes and bring to a boil; reduce heat to a simmer and cook until slightly reduced, about 5 minutes.
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Lovely Bed and Breakfast in Palermo
Størrelse165 m²
Etasje4(med heis)
- Familie / Barne vennlig
- Kjøkken
- Klimaanlegg
- Parkering tilgjengelig
- Røyking tillatt
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|Tripoli, 90138 Palermo, Italia
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|5 dager siden
4 bedrooms are available to rent in this apartment and up to 9 guests can be comfortably accommodated. A tasty breakfast is served every day. Each room in this home features DTT (digital terrestrial TV) and air conditioning. A communal fully equipped kitchen can also be accessed by guests.
Sights such as Palermo Cathedral, the Palazzo Reale and several popular markets are just a short walk away from the apartment. Amenities including a supermarket and several shops are located in the immediate vicinity. Typical Sicilian cuisine can be sampled in the many excellent restaurants in the city.
A number of bus routes serve the local area and a bus stop can be reached in less than 5 minutes' on foot. The city's busy port, offering ferry connections to Napoli and Tunisia is a short bus ride away.
HusreglerSmoking is only permitted on the balcony.
Pets are allowed.
Breakfast is available from 8am to 10am.
Flexible check-in is available.
Check-out is until 10am.
Bathroom linen is changed everyday whilst bed linen is changed every 4 days.
Bed linen can be changed on request for a fee of €5.
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Gentlemens! Everything is clean and good! Good place in centre of city! Good tips and trics from the guys!
A great place to stay! Pietro and Luigi welcomed us very warmly and made us feel like home. The location is perfect for visiting the city, the b&b itself clean, pretty and comfortable.
What impressed me most, was the warm-hearted attitude when I was at my worst, feeling very sick and Pietro and Luigi did what was in their power to help. Thank you so much for everything!
Had a very good experience visiting Palermo city. The place was optimally located in the heart of the city; very close to all touristic attractions. The room was clean and bright. The hosts were attentive to their guests.
We initially have booked a room for two in Liola Bed and Breakfast in Palermo. Unfortunately after I wrote an e-mail a few days before my arrival about confirming the reservation Luigi informed me that there are some works in progress in the apartment so he reserved for me another place (which he also owns), even more in the center of the city, and with the same conditions - Mamma Mia Urban Sicily Hostel. He gave me his mobile phone number, and informed our new host about our arrival hours. In Mamma Mia Hostel we couldn't unfortunately get a room for two, so we got a room for four, but only for our personal use and with bathroom inside (not shared bathroom as we had initially booked). The new place was great, and new host - Giorgio - was the best host I've ever met! He is very friendly and helpful and speaks English very well. He showed us some nice places in Palermo and thanks to that we spent even more wonderful time in Palermo than we'd expected. To sum up, although the place of our accommodation had been changed, we are very pleased!
P.S. Best regards for both of you guys - Luigi & Giorgio! :)
Luigi and his friends were absolutely lovely and always there, when any problem appeared. The rooms and the bathrooms were absolutely clean and we were always allowed to use the kitchen. Great stay with great people! Only problem: parking places.. but that`s the city, not Luigi.
Un rapport qualité-prix imbattable!
Une adresse excellente pour qui recherche bonne humeur et convivialité.
Petit dej' agréable et copieux. Luigi est très disponible et attentionné.
On se sentirait presque en famille.
Les Chambres sont agréables, propres et le B&B est très bien situé à quelques pas du théâtre Massimo et du "centre historique et touristique" de Palerme.
Je recommande ++
An unbeatable value for money !
It's an excellent adress for those who are looking for cheerfulness and friendliness.
The breakfast is nice and hearty. Luigi is very thoughtful and available (as if you were in family!)
Rooms are clean and pleasant and the B&B is in a good location - close from the historical and touristical center of Palermo (just behind the great Massimo theatre)
I recommand ++
I had a great stay for a couple of nights: centrally located, not too far from the ferry, restaurants and sites close by. Plus super clean and quiet. Luigi and his brother very welcoming and helpful. Certainly be staying here again if I am in Palermo.
Liola B&B made our stay in Palermo perfect. It is located in the centre of the city, close to the Cathedral. The rooms are big, neat and well decorated. Bathroom and kitchen were clean and always provided with clean towels. Breakfast was ready every morning, including fresh fruits. The hosts were the most kindest people imaginable. They are not only a B&B, but also tourist information. Happy to help, and answer all your questions. Really an amazing place to stay if you want to visit Palermo. Thanks!
I stayed in Liolà B&B one week ago, I stayed there for one week. I had a very nice holiday in Palermo. I would recommend the Liolà B&B to everybody. It's very central, the location is perfect. The appartement and the rooms and bathrooms are very clean. There's also a kitchen and a fridge to use. The breakfast was good. But the best are the lovely three guys who are holding the B&B. They are V
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"Empty Spaces," a collection of about 30 photographs and digital media works by Pulaski Tech instructor Jasmine Greer, will go on display Monday, Oct. 3, on the second floor of Ottenheimer Library on Pulaski Tech's main campus.
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This formula is very effective at curbing my appetite especially for sweets. So far I have lost about 4 lbs. in one month of using System-Six. What is key is the fat around my middle has diminished as well.
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I finished the whole bottle of this product and didn't loose even a kg!!! I was taking it as describes on the back of the product and BIG NOTHING! Not recommend to purchase at all !!!
ok but might give you burnout
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took 5 to 6 per day for 1 week, but felt jittery and had burnout at the end of the week. it did help suppress appetite but not good for those with adrenal fatigue
disappointed to see it has titanium dioxide in it
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overall the ingredients seem pretty good until I saw that it has titanium dioxide. that's also something that they used to make paint. recently they have done research on mices and unfortunately they have gotten cancer from it. I hope they can find an alternative to using that as an ingredient in this pill because everything else seems reasonable.
So far so GOOD!
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I have tried it for 3 days now. Only 3 caps in the morning with my meal. I would like to see how my body reacts to it before increasing the dosage. I feel lighter and more focused. It has helped me with my running. Perspire much more, no side effects whatsoever. Fingers crossed, I like it so far, have a sneaky feeling this will work. Furthermore I like the specs. I am sensitive to caffeine but no adverse reaction with this. Interested to know what other supplement will complement System Six 😀
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I dont need a gf, I get the women, and dont have to keep them....less headache, more $ in the wallet.
I think in America they call that winning? did I pronounce that correctly? winning? yes? ok


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text: Charles Washington Award recipient a role model for others Sunday Jul 28, 2013 at 12:01 AM The Charles Washington Award honors the high school senior who best exhibits athletic and academic achievement as well as community service. Franklin High's Colizel Lewis is this year's winner. Kevin W. Hecteman and Calixtro Romias


text: I have a friend with me on the fire department that said he had honey bees coming in and out on a wall in him shop building. He plans on tearing it down and wanted someone to get the bees. This means I can do what I want to the building and not worry. My only question which is a big question, is how do I perform a cut-out? I understand the concept but need directions.


text: MTA President Paul Toner on the governor's proposed budget for the next fiscal year Massachusetts Teachers Association President Paul Toner issued the following statement on the governor's proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which was released on January 25: We are fortunate to have a leader who recognizes the importance of education, especially during these difficult financial times, and is genuinely committed to creating new and better opportunities for all of our students. The budget proposal released today by Governor Deval Patrick includes $4.1 billion in state aid for K-12 education, which represents a $145 million increase in state funding to municipalities and regional school districts over the current fiscal year. It also includes $10 million that the governor is proposing to help close the achievement gap faced by too many students in our "Gateway Cities." The governor is recommending at least a $60 million increase in public higher education funding over last year's budget, which includes an additional $10 million for community colleges for a new program unveiled earlier in the week. The MTA is now studying the reorganization proposal for community colleges and has not yet taken a position on it. The governor is also allocating $175 million for collective bargaining agreements for state employees, who have made an estimated $256 million in concessions during the last three fiscal cycles. We commend the governor for recognizing the sacrifices made by these state employees, including MTA members who work as faculty, librarians and staff on public higher education campuses all over Massachusetts. This is a welcome return to a practice that has been abandoned in recent years. Finally, the governor deserves credit for his effort to generate $260 million in new resources from a number of revenue increases and reforms. Investing in our schools, our communities and our Commonwealth requires funding. We fully support tax reforms that will raise substantial new revenue while holding down increases for low- and middle-income families.


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Love the site soooo many cool tutorials...thanks for sharing
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Love the site soooo many cool tutorials...thanks for sharing
Very good idea. Thank you for sharing.
Just think the blue chandelier is a hoot! Great room wish she had said what the dimentions of the room are
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WOW! Love that idea! How easy it would be to do that, inexpensive, all purpose, wonderful idea. I hope to do that one day in my shed, upps, "studio"... thanks for sharing.
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Love it. Wish I had room for something like that.
Great table, Love all the storage space.
If I ONLY had the room for it.
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I really like it. I wish I had room for it.
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Kiwi teenager Naoki Toyomura loves playing the piano. He loves it so much that, last year, his mother hired a crane to hoist a $200,000, 345kg Steinway piano into their seventh-floor inner-city apartment.
Now, Naoki and his mum's determination has paid off: this week he performed a difficult Prokofiev piece in front of three judges at Carnegie Hall, New York, to acclaim.
And next month the 19-year-old Aucklander will be one step closer to his dreams when he auditions for a spot at the exclusive Juilliard School in the city.
His mother, Kimiko Toyomura, said he was one of 800 people worldwide selected for the auditions. But only the most talented will be given the green light.
"They only take 20 people," Kimiko said. "He applied to eight other schools and got into all of them. But he wants to go to Juilliard."
Naoki moved to America this year after being named a finalist in the Forte International Competition.
"Everyone dreams of playing at Carnegie Hall. It is for the best in the world," Kimiko said.
Naoki was enrolled in piano lessons 15 years ago, and two years ago he dropped out of King's College to focus on playing.


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Washington will suit up for the American team, coached by former Minnesota Vikings and Arizona Cardinals head coach Dennis Green, and be the second Mountaineer in the three-year history of the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl to participate in the game. Defensive back Demetrius McCray tallied an interception, a forced fumble, a pass break-up and a game-high-tying five solo tackles to help lead his National team to a 34-0 win over the American squad in last year's contest. McCray went on to be selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the seventh round of the 2013 NFL Draft.
Washington's invite comes after an impressive senior season in which he led the Southern Conference with 939 receiving yards, en route to first-team all-conference recognition. He finished his career ranked eighth in school history with 139 receptions and ninth with 1,837 receiving yards. He is also Appalachian's all-time leader in kickoff-return yardage (1,289) and average (23.4 yards per return).
Despite being in only its third year of existence, the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl has already become one of college football's premier postseason all-star games. Last season, peak television ratings for the ESPN2 broadcast of the second-annual NFLPA Collegiate Bowl surpassed the East-West Shrine game and bested the Senior Bowl in overall impressions. More importantly, the game and the week of practice leading up to the contest are attended by nearly 100 professional football scouts.
Washington is the second Mountaineer to participate in an all-star game this postseason. On Dec. 21, quarterback Jamal Londry-Jackson played in the FCS Senior Scout Bowl in Myrtle Beach, S.C., where he helped lead his South squad to a 16-13 win over the North.
Washington and Londry-Jackson are the ninth and 10th Mountaineers to participate in postseason all-star games in the last four years. Daniel Kilgore (currently a member of the San Francisco 49ers), Mark LeGree and D.J. Smith (Carolina Panthers) all played in the 2011 Texas vs. The Nation All-Star Classic, Brian Quick (St. Louis Rams) participated in the 2012 Senior Bowl, Travaris Cadet (New Orleans Saints) and DeAndre Presley (Carolina Panthers) played in the 2012 Battle of Florida and Jeremy Kimbrough (Washington Redskins) joined McCray in postseason action last year as a participant in the Raycom College Football All-Star Classic.


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Release Date: Spring 2006
Platform: Nintendo DS
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Point Blank, the popular shooting series has returned to bring its irreverent humor and style to the Nintendo DS. Featuring games from all three versions in the series, Point Blank is the ultimate collection of mini shooting games!
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text: ok so this is gonna be a lil long im stuck and i really wanna get this issue fixed i bought my 1988 silverado 2500 350 2wd for 1200 from a friend of ours body was in amazing condition and supposedly she had a rebuilt motor put in and had only put 8k miles on it so i figured this was an amazing deal. well since i first drove it home i really have never felt the power of the 350 i thought the truck should have. well i started doing the typical tune ups anyone would do when you first get a used vehicle. changing filters, spark plugs, running carb/injector cleaner through the tank and after i ran the injector cleaner through the idle started fluctuating up and down and sometimes it dies cuz it goes down to far. i have changed the tps-throttle positioning sensor, egr valve, spark plugs, i did some research on the brain box and found out that the service number i needed was 1227747 but i had a brain box out of a 88 s-15 for a v6 motor but when i put the proper serial number brain box in the truck it wont stay started at all it will start and die instantly. please throw me some ideas that i could look into to get this fixed. im so lost as to where to turn next. pls any ideas will help.


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Fall 2013 Newsletter
English at RIC
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Important Dates
October 07: Advising for Spring 2014 Begins
October 14: Columbus Day
October 21: 202 and 460 Pre-Registration
October 28: Registration Begins
November 01: Last Day to Withdraw without Permission
November 11: Veterans' Day
November 15: Secondary Ed Majors' Portfolios Due
November 28: Thanksgiving
December 16 – 23: Exam Week
Focus on Composition and Rhetoric
Composition and Rhetoric is a subfield of English that investigates both writing and the teaching of writing. When we're not teaching writing, the "comp folks" inquire into the role that writing plays in classrooms, businesses, non-profit organizations, and online communities. We try to understand how writing helps people get things done in the world--both in and out of school. We also run first-year writing programs, writing-across the curriculum initiatives, writing projects for K-16 teachers, and writing centers. We partner with members of local communities, and we collaborate with college faculty to help them learn how to teach writing effectively.
Some courses for Spring 2014:
ENGL 520: Topics in Composition Theory, Rhetoric, and Language Study – Why does RIC's English department offer courses—like this one—in Rhetoric and Composition? Composition programs traditionally have called English departments "home," and yet the two disciplines have had an uneasy relationship for well over a century. We'll examine the historic roots of that relationship and its modern incarnation, including the uncoupling, or "divorce," of the two disciplines at some institutions. Students who plan to teach, edit, write, or continue on with their graduate work will find this course valuable.
Refining Our Image: Logo Contest
Calling all Designers! The Student Outreach Committee is looking for an innovative logo design to represent the English Department. In addition to helping the department reach more students and rethink its image, the winning student will earn a $50 cash prize. The design must incorporate one of the RIC logos (the traditional flame or "Reach, Inspire, Connect") and must be received by the committee by November 1. Please contact Zubeda Jalalzai, if you have any questions.
Essays, Honors, and Achievements: Faculty News
SUE ABBOTSON's essay "Miller's Debt to Thornton Wilder—To The American Clock by The Skin of Our Teeth" appears in Thornton Wilder: New Perspectives . Also, a chapter on The Crucible is in A Student Handbook to the Plays of Arthur Miller.
PAM BENSON has been offered a one month (January 15 – February 14, 2014) Distinguished Visiting Fellowship at Queen Mary University of London.
VINCE BOHLINGER received a Short-Term Grant from the Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars in order to live in Washington, D.C. for a month and do research at the Library of Congress. His article "The Development of Sound Technology in the Soviet Film Industry during the First Five-Year Plan" was just published in Studies in Russian and Soviet Cinema, and he's been recently named an Associate of the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University.
JENNIFER COOK will be presenting a paper at the National Council of Teachers of English Annual Conference in Boston in November 2013. Also, has been named to the Board of the Story in the Public Square program.
ANITA DUNEER's article "Jack London's Seafaring Women: Desire, Risk, and Savagery," forthcoming in Studies in American Naturalism 8.2 (Winter 2013).
Writing Center: Supporting Many Kinds of Writing
The Rhode Island College Writing Center, staffed by 16 peer-tutors, is available to assist students with many types of writing. These services are free, and the tutors can help students to: explore ideas, draft research papers, analyze and/or critique sources, understand MLA, APA, or Chicago documentation formats, organize essays, proofread, assess audience, clarify assignments, practice a speech, and check for grammar issues. Hours of operation are: Mondays through Thursdays, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Fridays 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays, 1:00-4:00 p.m., by appointment at the RIC library. Please call 456-8141 or drop by the Center in CL 225 to set an appointment.
Alumni News
Megan Almeida (Sec Ed English 2013) is an English teacher at North Providence High School.
Julie Bowman, who got her MA in our dept., is finishing her Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon and is on the job market. Her dissertation is on Shakespeare and other dramatists of the period.
Lucy Fandino is an English/ELL teacher at Jorge Alvarez High School in Providence. (Sec Ed English 2013)
Emmanuel Ramos is an English teacher at Highlander Charter School in Providence. (Sec Ed English 2013) Emmanuel also completed the Rhode Island Writing Project's Summer Institute on Teaching Writing this summer and is now a Fellow and Teacher Consultant with the National Writing Project.
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Genre: Fiction
Number of pages: 305
What's the basic story line?
This is the story of a gorilla named Ivan, an aging elephant and a stray dog that live together in the nearly bankrupt Big Top Mall. They put on shows with other animals for the few patrons who come to the mall. Ivan, who has lived in captivity most of his life, is a good-natured, but lonely, silverback who loves art and food. He doesn't think much about changing his situation until a young elephant is brought to live with him and his friends. With the help of a young girl and her father, Ivan dares to make a change for all of them.
Are the characters believable?
The animals in this book display human-like thoughts and emotions, and their personalities are believable. The joy and pain they feel is real. I think readers will definitely relate to these animals. The supporting characters—Ivan's owner, the young girl who makes a special connection with Ivan, and her father—are also believable. Although the animals talk to each other in their own language, the only communication between the humans and the animals is unspoken feelings.
On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being best), how would you rate this book?
I would rate this book a 9. It is a beautifully written book that will appeal to animal lovers and those who like to see wrongs made right. The plot moves along quickly and is both interesting and humorous. The book held my interest from beginning to end.


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Daub and Hoza in the same class? My lord. Add in the possibility of maybe Cameron Hampton as well and that just is unfair
Daub and Hoza in the same class? My lord. Add in the possibility of maybe Cameron Hampton as well and that just is unfair
"If I had to rank them right now, Brown and Paris would be the two battling for the top spot," Perroni said. "Eddie Paris is a big kid (6-foot-2, 188 pounds). He's built like a safety, but he plays cornerback. He wants to play corner at the next level. Even if he doesn't, he'll be a great cover safety. He's fast. He's big. He moves really well in coverage. He changes direction well. "Tony Brown isn't quite as big [6-1 and 185], but he tested at 4.39 in a camp, which is ridiculous for his size. He's great in press coverage. A lot of kids want to give some cushion, but he can press and jam you at the line of scrimmage and he's also going to run with you downfield.'' They are big-time players with big-time goals.
"There's usually probably three or four Texas DBs in the Rivals250," Rivals.com Texas recruiting analyst Brian Perroni said. "I could honestly see 13 or 14 (in 2014). Five of the top 10 players in the state could be defensive backs. It's just ridiculous. There's never been anything close to this in the state of Texas."
"I think the Texas defensive backs [in 2014] are probably more polished than the guys in Florida," Perroni said. "Texas traditionally produces offensive linemen, quarterbacks, receivers. Florida is DB and wide receiver heaven, whereas in Texas it's more all-around. It's definitely rare that Texas could even come close to being on the same level as Florida as far as defensive backs are concerned."
Paris and Collins are former running backs who moved to the secondary just before high school because it gave them a better chance for early playing time.
As soon as all these guys started playing defensive back, the talent level in this class became apparent. "I think [people] noticed it a long time ago," Paris said. "My freshman year, a bunch of kids in Texas were getting offers."
The competition among the 2014 Texas defensive backs started at an early age. Brown remembers running against many of these guys in youth track meets as a kid. Then he started seeing all these familiar faces once he started participating in football camps.
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Several running backs from the class of 2015 already have impressive offer sheets, including Jacques Patrick and Damien Harris.
However, the early favorite for the nation's most sought-after running back in the class of 2015 could be Nick Brossette.
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whoa, I didnt realize Gio Gonzalez was named in that Bosch guys report about PEDs. Why is nobody talking about THAT?!?!
21 game winner this past season. An average pitcher at best, prior to this year? And we're all talking about A-Rod after coming off the worst season ever? There's a problem with that picture >.>
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
actually tmrw got a ton of stuff going on....my brother (yes this is weird since we're Italian) is really into bagpipes. And there's a fundraiser tmrw at the local irish pub that all the local pipe bands are doing. $20 gets you a pint glass, all you can drink.
and then I got a work event of sorts....well, just us meeting up to drink....at another bar afterwards
Sunday....idk, i dont really even care about the superbowl, but i assume i'll watch it lol
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Phineas' and Ferb's loyal pet platypus (and undercover spy), Perry, is coming to a city near you! Hundreds of Phineas and Ferb fans gathered in New York City's Times Square on July 11 for the unveiling of the Perry the Platy-bus tour bus. The Big Apple marked the first stop on the national Platy-bus tour, which celebrates the hit animated Disney Channel show.
The 27-foot, 4,000-pound Airstream trailer, dubbed the "Teal-Mobile," is decked out with a bill, a tail and big, googly eyes—inspired by Perry, of course. Visitors on board the interactive bus will get a first look at the new Phineas and Ferb video games. They'll also have a chance to show off their singing skills with some lively "Perry-oke."
Monday's event also kicked off the countdown to the Disney Channel original movie Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension. In the movie, Phineas and Ferb get sent to an alternate dimension. There, the evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz2 has taken over the tri-state area and has banned all things summer. That's not the only surprise. The brothers finally learn that their beloved pet leads a double life as a secret agent. How will they handle the news? Find out when the movie premieres on August 5.
Summer of Fun
Before the big Platy-bus reveal, fans in Times Square were treated to a song-and-dance number of "Everything's Better with Perry," performed by middle-school students from the New Jersey Repertory Theatre Glee Club. Jill Grzelak, 12, took part in the musical act. She's a big fan of the show, but her favorite character isn't Phineas or Ferb. It's Candace, the brothers' teenage tattletale sister. "I have annoying brothers too, so I know how she feels!" Jill told TFK.
Phineas and Ferb creators Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh were on hand at the New York City event to greet the enthusiastic crowd. Did the writing partners ever imagine that their show would generate such a huge fan following, not to mention the creation of a Platy-bus?
"That was actually our original goal: Let's create a show so that someday they'll make a recreational vehicle that is based on one of our characters," Povenmire told TFK, with a chuckle. "No, no. We had no clue that this would happen. This is beyond our wildest dreams." Marsh adds, "You know, it's our job to have wild imaginations, but we never imagined anything like this. This is a little overwhelming sometimes, in the best possible way."
Keep an eye out for Perry the Platy-bus as it makes its way across the United States. Along the way, the tour will make stops at landmark sites and events, including San Diego's Comic-Con International from July 21 to 24 and Disney's D23 Expo in Anaheim, California, from August 19 to 21. Where's Perry today? Track the Platy-bus at disneychannel.com/platy-bus.


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I teach in Italy, lots of one to one, lots of groups.
My question: in an advance level class, what options would you consider for helping students understand the meanings and different nuances of meaning for the following word set, taken from "Advanced Matters" student book?
Musty, sour, fragrant, booming, pungent, fluffy, stirring, cuddly, fuzzy, rancid, mouldy, squeaky, drab.
The students' book gets ss to group by senses & think of examples. Ok as far as it goes, but the first challenge they have is to understand the meanings of the words.
In particular, I'm interested in different ideas for dictionary use (Eng-Eng or Eng-Italian at advanced level??) in the group classroom and with one to one students.
I don't feel I get students using dictionaries enough in the class & feel that I'm relying too much on my knowledge of Italian and/or ability to clarify meaning in English, but I feel that at this level I'm not helping them sufficiently to understand difficult vocabulary.
And more generally at CAE Advanced level, I find it a real challenge helping students with, for example, multiple choice cloze, words in context in readings etc and how much classroom time to dedicate to new words in readings. In other words, what are the best ways to really help student meet the vocabulary challenge at Advanced level and beyond?
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Comedian Jeremy Corbett joined us for a chat as he prepares to take a live version of his hit show 7 Days on tour around New Zealand.
The tour begins at Auckland's Bruce Mason Theatre on November 23 before heading to nine other places across New Zealand.
On the nzherald.co.nz live chat he told this story about the meanest thing he has ever done:
"As kids (4 boys) we found this ball that had a split in it. We also found a spherical rock that fit perfectly inside the ball. After a few minutes of kicking it around with our boots and laughing at how little distance it travelled, we thought it'd be good to trick someone.
"Grant Schelerieke (sp?) came around. He was a good soccer player. We pointed to the ball and said 'How far do you reckon you can kick that?' In horrific slow motion I can still see him removing his boots to get a cleaner strike, Running a good 10 metres to the ball and giving it everything he had. In return he broke every toe in his foot. Forgive us."
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And a 370 isn't exactly a powerhouse lol, from both vette and cts-v guys I have talked to the pilot SS is the stickiest tire this side of an r compound
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Re: Tires to hold power
I decided to save some beer money and put Bridgestone S-04's on my wife's sedan, and I must say I am happy with them. Maybe worth a look...
I should clarify that I wanted the Michelin SS's, but we took a nail in the sidewall and had to get new tires before the SS's were released in the factory V sizing...so instead of replacing the
PS2's I went another route...but anyway...
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You can poo poo the RE-11s all you want. I found them to be rather badass. They also were compared to PS2s by TireRack and beat them in many categories.
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PSS beats PS2 in ALL Categories I second that. Also there a new RE11A tire out to bad they don't have our sizes I would have liked to try these out as a track tire.
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Our view: It's good to hear state Controller John Chiang say the state is back from the financial edge, but alarming to hear how close we still are.
It's always good to hear from state Controller John Chiang, who was up in Butte County again Thursday for the Economic Forecast Conference in Oroville.
Chiang's always been one of the few voices of reason in Sacramento when it comes the state budget. He was the guy who withheld legislators pay in 2011 after they passed a sham "balanced" budget.
That exactly what the voters directed him to do when we passed Proposition 25 in 2010. The proposition was the creation of Democrats in the Legislature, but after Chiang actually used it, he was sued by those same Democrats. They won a judge's ruling he couldn't do what the voters wanted him to do.
Those are the kinds of hijinks typical in Sacramento. And that's why we got a little nervous when Chiang said Thursday that the state was in OK shape for the next few years due to the Proposition 30 tax hikes, but one bad decision by the Legislature or the governor could plunge the state back into "fiscal distress."
One bad decision. By the California Legislature. Or Gov. Jerry Brown. One bad decision.
We sure hope Chiang's wrong on that, because numerous poor decisions by this Legislature and this governor are pretty much inevitable.
Brown's come right out and said he "wants to get (expletive) done," and is pushing the high-speed train to nowhere and twin tunnels capable of moving more water under the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta than is in the Sacramento River much of the time.
And the Legislature: Do you expect fiscal restraint there? No, neither do we.
But for now we have a state budget that's pretty much balanced. Brown has preached frugality to the Legislature and University of California regents, and is expected to make the same pitch to California State University trustees next week.
That's a good start. We should savor it, and hope it lasts more than a few weeks. And again, hope Chiang's wrong about how close to the edge we are.


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Didn't we JUST discuss about an hour ago that it's your generation that destroyed our country?
Let the intellectuals take over. Your reign of destruction should have ended the day Bush was somehow elected.
This country needs my generation more than ever because everyone else just seems to be ****ing **** up to irrepairable levels.
Plus, who knows debt better than my gen? afterall, your generation + college gave us all the knowledge we need to not **** up what you did.
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Cleo, I assume you mean length on that 24". What is the width/depth of the feeders. Also do you do anything special to seal the troughs?For open feeding I make them 24 inches. To put them inside a deep super, on top of the hive, make them 12 -15 inches long.
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Yes length is 24 inches. I use 1 X 12 cypress, oak, or poplar. The two side boards are nailed/screwed/stapled at a 90 degree angle, then the ends, 1 X 12 are nailed,screwed/stapled to the two boards joined at the 90 degree angle. You can also use 6 inch or 8 inch boards, just won't hold as much syrup and less area for the bees to land and walk down to the syrup.
Sometimes you get a leak if the nails/screws/staples do not seal the pieces together. Sometimes the syrup will seal a leak. If not, you can either seal with food grade silicone sealant, or spray the back sides with a non toxic, rubberized, sealant. I have in the past sealed some with fiberglass. Any way to make them hold syrup.
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Your photos always leave me feeling reminded of the mystique of the bees and also trying think outside the box when thinking about bees.
Despite many people posting how bad of an idea it is to open feed, I have done a little bit of it.
I did it too close to the hives i think in hindsight toward the end of last season... The bees went from some equipment I was letting them clean up and rob out and then proceeded to move right along to a nuc and completely take it over. Fortunately I was able to deal with it and got that under control but I realized the benefit of keeping the open feeding away from the boxes further. I will try it with your guidance to do it 50 to 75 yards away when in the summer. I may even try to build a feeder like you did and fill it with just the right amount of syrup like you said so that the bees can clean up eachother of they get sticky. My positive thoughts on open feeding is that since the bees are collecting it and bringing it back to the hive that the workers will be experienced with brining it back and sending the messages around so it gets stored in a more natural way then when it is inside the hive. I don't know if that is true but it is just what I imagine. I'll re read your specs on building a feeder similar to yours and if I have any questions I will message you. I think it is exciting to be networked with other beekeepers and get to try some of their designs and ideas. I shared a bee watering idea last year and it was fun to see that someone else had built one like mine and had success. This is fun. Thank You, Nice work, Jeff
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Thank you Cleo I messed up my translation of the facts. I had success during a warm week in winter last year open feeding too no robbing but in august I had bees clean up some extracting equipment and not my bees but some bees from somewhere else came through the air like the fleet of a foreign army and they meant business. It taught me to be careful about open feeding. Thanks for straightening out the distance I need to use. I appreciate it.
On that feeder does it just come down to a v or is there a straight ledge in the center that sticks up. for the bees to stand on?
Another advantage I can think open feeding would have is that by not having to open the hive the bees don't get disturbed from us opening the hives and maybe even needing to use some smoke.
This was one of my open feeding set ups when it was cold still, not the one that resulted in robbing. I gave each hive a frame from a dead out and put some of the acorn shaped feeders out too. It was an early spring snack.
The feeders are just a "V" , formed by nailing/screwing/stapling two boards at a 90 degree angle.
Those feeders work well also. It is just that the hog feeders are cheaper to make, and you can make them 10 foot long if you want to, depending on how much you plan to feed. Different lengths depending on how many you plan to feed.
If you have other bees in your area, open feeding may not be a good idea, as you will be feeding someone else's bees. There are very few feral bees, and there are no other beekeepers in my area.
Thanks Cleo
Thank You Cleo, I will make one and test it out. I really like the way the bees look all over it.
I still like your open trough design, but live in a neighborhood on maybe 1/3 acre total, so the 70 yards away from the hives will not work for me. I have been using top feeders and if I went with an open feeder it would have to be within 20-30 feet of my hives in my raised bed garden area. Would you advise sticking with top feeders in this case?
Thank you for your time and support.
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Mike...Put a piece of 4X8 plywood or some other obstruction, so the bees have to rise and fly over, around, the open feeder to get back to the hive. In other words, cut off the direct flight which puts them into a frenzy from the trough to the hives. Two or three bales of straw, a hugh cardboard box, etc. This should work.
I bought paint cans from Sherwin Williams for less than that however the lids start to rust on the first use. Maybe thats okay but I didn't like it.
I've always wondered: is rust inside a feeder harmful to bees?
Cleo, have you ever tried adding floating materials such as straw, twigs, or wood pieces in the hog trough? Some local commercial bee keepers use 45 gallon drums with floating materials and open feed syrup.
Have built a hog trough to try this year.
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EDITED... It is in the trough of the first photo. Have to look close as the sun and shadow make it kinda hard to see.
I have used similar chicken feeders but found the quail feeder to be better, the trouth is small so no need to add rocks etc.. but I did need to put a screen over the entrance hole in the trouth. The reason I stopped was that at times the bees would build comb right off the feeder or off the top bars so I started to have to put news paper over top of the feeder and push it down close to the trouth. This method seemed to work but I eventually moved to frame feeders as my hive numbers increased. I do like the quail feeders when hiving packages on foundation, be careful though when the bees stop taking the syrup and you have to remove the feeder when it's partially full, especially when the bees have glued the base to the top bars, it can make a mess and drown some bees


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Fair enough. I know that the coaching staff and team for that matter have been very supportive of him. Obviously I know everyone is rooting for him too.
But that was directed at the people (probably a few of them) who were thinking that the kid is a bust and now want him to start after the Saints game. Some of the stuff posted here is absolutely amazing. I wonder, since Eli had a good game yesterday if the Giants are going to take themselves out of the running for Manziel if he should declare................
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Shares of Ciena (CIEN) are up $1.86, or almost 8%, at $25.15, after the company today announced a partnership with Ericsson (ERIC) in which Ciena's "packet-optical" infrastructure equipment will be sold by Ericsson as part of the latter's offerings to telcos.
My impression is that ultimately, Ciena will basically push out all of Ericsson's own fiber optic equipment and core routing products. CEO Gary Smith, in a phone call, didn't directly say that, but when I pressed him on the matter, remarked that "the plan is to migrate over to the next-generation optical platform with us over time," which is good enough for me.
Ericsson has been selling equipment it picked up several years ago from the acquisition of Marconi, but now it can sell "best of breed" gear by Ciena, said Smith.
Ciena is "already engaged in a number of customer situations" with Ericsson, though the deals probably won't contribute materially to revenue this year. But there are large opportunities in future, including the build-out of China's 4G wireless LTE networks, where Ericsson can get Ciena in the door.
Smith emphasized that the partnership will make software-defined networking (SDN) a reality in infrastructure. He contrasted the partnership to Cisco Systems's (CSCO) "architectural" approach to selling all the pieces of equipment. Said Smith, SDN means the market is moving away from one vendor selling everything. "I think those vendors end up getting stuck in product transitions," said Smith, alluding to Cisco's conference call Wednesday evening.
Ciena bulls like the deal this morning.
Writes Jess Lubert with Wells Fargo, who has an Outperform rating on Ciena shares, "While Ciena suggested the partnership was likely to have little financial impact in F2014, with the companies already engaged in distribution activities, we see the potential for the partnership to contribute sooner and become strategically important over time. Evercore Partners's Mark McKechnie, who has an Overweight on Ciena, wrote that the deal is "a significant positive for CIEN and smart strategic move for ERIC." He directs investors to look for a "solid" Q4 report from Ciena on March 6th.
Among the less enthusiastic, UBS's Amitabh Passi, who has a Neutral rating on Ciena, notes Ericsson has a very "weak" position in IP routing gear, at 1% market share, and writes "We believe the strategic relationship is marginally interesting but unlikely to have any material impact on Ciena's financials this year, as details are still being finalized and Ericsson's sales force will need to be trained.
Comcast (CMCSA) shares up 52 cents, or 1%, at $53.49 in the wake of yesterday's announced deal to acquire Time Warner Cable (TWC) for $45 billion in stock. Time Warner Cable shares are up 63 cents at $145.44, but still well below the implied price for the deal of $158.82.
The Wall Street Journal's Dana Mattioli today writes that spurned suitor Charter Communications (CHTR) is unlikely to place a counter-bid, according to multiple unnamed sources. Instead, it may go after privately Cox Communications.
Bloomberg's Kristen Stewier writes that the deal was a set back for Charter investor Liberty Media (LMCA), which owns 27% of the company, and Liberty's chair, John Malone, who was "outmaneuvered."
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"At 8.0x EV/EBITDA, using our PF 2015 EBITDA estimate of $37.5 billion, CMCSA would trade at approximately $70."
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Shares of 3-D printer maker Stratasys (SSYS) are up $5.14, or 4.3%, at $123.37, after William Blair's Brian Drab raised his rating on the shares to to Market Perform from Underperform, writing that he had "long considered Stratasys to be one of the highest-quality ways to invest in the 3-D printing industry," but that the company's growth in its MakerBot unit, acquired last summer, has surprised him, and the core business has performed better than he thought.
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I finally came to terms with some denial i had about my rabbit
The car had some rot. all floors, rockers, Inside of a-pillar, inside of frame rail, rear floor to shock tower, tops of the front aprons, rain tray and it looked worse and worse as I pulled it apart.
I also had plans of returning my car to a late westy and the car was gonna need a respray to fix some cosmetic stuff (damages from explosion and some chips and scratches from being used)
so the whole car would have to come apart outside and inside to fix it and then it would be "patched up"
So after much thought and convincing of the wife I decided to purchase a SOLID shell that had been through the bulk of a rotisseried resto.
the owner, Bruno (a friend of mine) had done a lot of work to this car in preparation to making this a super solid car. This GTI has been off the road and mostly garaged since the late 90's and it shows.
my gti was mechanically, electrically and interior wise 100% so it will supply the new car of all of the that and its rad support
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the new guy the night I brought him home
Had to get rid of the old one
where we ended up after my buddy chris and I went to town emptying the shell
car had to go so sawzall it was... first cut was really tough for me but it had to be done
the shock towers will live on in my buddies caddy
and the rear clip will be made into a matching trailor that will be towed with the new car
I got all the parts out of the garage, swept and mopped the floor and straightened up a bit
then wheeled the car into the garage
stripped and por15'd wheel wells
smoothed/ shaved bay
unreal underside
my support awaiting being cleaned up and being fit to the new car
boxes and boxes of new parts (bruno works at a vw dealer)
plans are a late westy ft end with a twist and a euro rear panel with my old all red euro tails
there may some minor krom here and there (pauls influence rubs off)
and the color will be the ***********!
I am super stoked about the project and plan to have it debut at the NE Dustoff show in April
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Policies implemented by regulators after BP's spill require companies to estimate the amount of oil that might gush from an undersea well if systems designed to cap the flow fail in an emergency. Companies also must better identify available resources to deal with a spill in their response plans, according to today's report.
Chemical dispersants used by BP helped prevent oil from reaching shore, according to the report. Mechanical means such as skimmers and vacuums recovered a "low percentage" of oil. More research is needed for burning oil at the surface.
Further research also is needed to locate spilled oil. Companies, the govermment and research should fund advances in the use of satellites, sonar and high-frequency radio waves to find spills.
The task forces -- one on spill preparedness and the other on subsea containment -- include groups such as NOIA, the American Petroleum Institute, the United States Oil and Gas Association, the Independent Producers of America Association and the International Association of Drilling Contractors.
The subsea containment group's 29 recommendations included requiring technology to separate drilling equipment from a blowout preventer, the device that failed in the BP spill, using remotely operated vehicles.
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