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We have had a very interesting year with our bees. Last year we started with 4, poor quality NUCs and had some major struggles to get them this far. Even with poor NUCs we ended up with them making it. I can say that we were really blessed to have all the problems we did because I think it will make us better want-a-beekeepers.
I want to try something different this year.... I hope to catch some swarms and I have also decided to try some bee packages. I have read a bit on small cell and still not sure I have a solid game plan for these new packages and any swarms I may catch. I have read so much, I think I am just a bit overwhelmed.
ok.. All my stuff is 8 frame and I like to use deeps for hive body and meds for the honey supers.
I want to setup maybe an 8 frame deep with 4 small cell frames of foundation and 4 frames no foundation. I plan to of course, place them every other frame so that they have a guide and the option to build on the foundation less. Then if I ever get to add honey supers to these hives... Can I just use regular old large, 5.1 (whatever size) foundation in the super? I will use a queen excluder to keep brood out of the supers.
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There were two drivers that prompted our decision to test for DCD.
Two New Zealand fertiliser companies were asking us to actively support their use of DCD products as a way of reducing nitrate leaching.
At around the same time, the US FDA published details of new tests for a range of compounds - including DCD - that might be used to artificially boost protein levels in food. This testing methodology allowed for more detailed testing than had been available before.
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Throughout we have worked closely with the ministry, as would be expected.
We have of course been speaking with major investors and market analysts, who have signalled they are comfortable with the approach we have taken on this issue.
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During an annual purge of old file boxes, I came across my 5 1/4 CoCo disks. Much of what I know about unix and linux actually dates back to OS-9 on the CoCo:
Even on the CoCo, a quite minimalist hardware platform, it was possible under OS-9/6809 Level One to have more than one interactive user running concurrently (for example, one on the console keyboard, another in the background, and perhaps a third interactively via a serial connection) as well as several other non-interactive processes. -- OS-9 - WikipediaI wrote a shell in assembler; I ran across a hardcopy of the source a week or so ago. I wonder if the source is on these floppies. I made a copy on CD a few years back before I de-commissioned my last 5 1/4 disk drive.
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 151, September 18, 1998
Vis5D Class at ARSC
ARSC will run a training class on the use of the Vis5D package, on Wednesday, September 23, 1-4pm in room 007 of the Butrovich Building.
Vis5D is an interactive, general purpose software package for visualizing time varying, multidimensional data; it can be used on PCs, workstations or the ImmersaDesk. The class will cover (1) preparation of data sets, (2) the Vis5D user interface, and (3) strategies for using the package effectively.
The class is free, and open to any interested faculty, staff or students. Please register before Tuesday, September 22 by phoning 450-8602 or by sending e-mail to email@example.com .
Programming Environment Upgraded at ARSC
The default PE on yukon has been upgraded to include:
cf90 22.214.171.124. CC 184.108.40.206. craytools 220.127.116.11. craylibs 188.8.131.52. cam 18.104.22.168. CCmathlib 188.8.131.52. CCtoollib 18.104.22.168. mpt 22.214.171.124. cvt 22.214.171.124.
In case you would like to make more comparison tests, the previous environment is still available. Load it with the command:
module switch PrgEnv PrgEnv.old
(Note: the chilkoot PE has been similarly upgraded.)
High-Performance Fortran Compiler, pghpf, Upgraded at ARSC
Version 2.4.4 of the Portland Group's High Performance Fortran was made the default pghpf compiler during system downtime on 15 Sept 1998. As always, you may access the default version with the command:
module load pghpf
The previous version is still installed, and may be accessed with the command:
module load pghpf.2.3
or, if you have already loaded the default, with the command:
module switch pghpf pghpf.2.3
Documentation for pghpf 2.4 is available from ARSC's online document server at the address:
ARSC users, read news documents to get the login and password to this server.
Here is the "Summary of Changes" from the PGI documentation:
The following features have been added to PGHPF 2.4 since the prior 2.2 and 2.3 (CRAY T3E only) releases.
- Support for HPF 2.0 semantics has been added under control of the -Mhpf2 command-line switch. This switch will become the default in a future release of PGHPF.
- Support for the HPF 2.0 SHADOW directive.
- Support for the HPF2.0 additional arguments to HPF_DISTRIBUTION(), and GLOBAL_DISTRIBUTION().
- Fortran 90 POINTER mappings must conform to the TARGET mapping, as specified in HPF 2.0.
- The REDUCTION clause is now supported on INDEPENDENT loops.
- Internal procedures are now supported on systems using a Fortran 90 compiler as the native Fortran back-end (currently only CRAY platforms).
- Recursion is now supported on systems using either a Fortran 90 compiler as the native Fortran back-end or a PGI-supplied native Fortran back-end (currently only CRAY, SPARC, and IA-32 platforms).
- The graphical user interface (GUI) for PGPROF has been updated.
- A new compiler switch, -Mbyteswapio, will cause bytes to be swapped from big-endian to little-endian format (or vice versa) on input/output of unformatted Fortran binary files. This allows IA-32 systems, for example, to read/write binary files produced on a big-endian IEEE format system (for example SGI or Sun).
- The -Mf90 switch has been modified to interpret programs using Fortran 90 semantics.
- The -Mserial switch has been modified to cause programs to compile in serial mode but using HPF semantics.
- The -Mcraft switch is supported on the CRAY T3E to allow compilation of HPF_CRAFT programs and/or extrinsics. See the HPF_CRAFT User's Guide for more information on how to use this switch.
- New switches, -Mtotalview and -Mtv, have been added to support compilation for debugging with TotalView.
- Support has been added for PALLAS VAMPIR, a communications and performance profiling tool, using the -Mvampir switch.
- A new runtime switch --pghpf -system_clock_rate allows the user to set the granularity of the clock used in the F90 SYSTEM_CLOCK intrinsic. By default, the granularity is 1000 ticks per second on all platforms other than Cray, which has a 64-bit timer. Most platforms support higher resolution, but implement the timer in only 32 bits. For example, a value of --pghpf -system_clock_rate 1000000 could be used to increase granularity to 1,000,000 ticks per second, but the clock would roll over after approximately 30 minutes on a system with 32-bit timer. A corresponding environment variable PGHPF_SYSTEM_CLOCK_RATE can be set to increase the granularity for all runs. This option is available to allow users to perform high resolution timings without sacrificing the occasional need to time computations that take hours or even days.
Most of these features are described in more detail either in the following sections or in the PGHPF Compiler User's Guide, which has been updated for release 2.4.
Arctic Research Award
[ We received the following announcement from the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States (ARCUS):
ARCUS also has a list server, described at:
http://www.arcus.org/ArcticInfo/ArcticInfo.html . ]
> > The Third Annual ARCUS Award for Arctic Research Excellence > > In keeping with its mission to promote arctic research and education, the > Board of Directors of the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States > (ARCUS) proudly announces the Third Annual ARCUS Award for Arctic Research > Excellence competition. This year's student competition will be judged in > four broad categories: physical science, life science, social science, and > interdisciplinary research; with up to four awards given. Papers must be > submitted along with an entry form to an ARCUS representative by 5:00pm on > 1 December 1998. > > The review panel will include top arctic researchers from various fields. > The winners of the "award for excellence" will have the added experience of > presenting their work to a broad-based audience during the Arctic Forum, a > seminar on Arctic research during the ARCUS 11th Annual Meeting in > Washington, D.C. The winning student papers will be published on the ARCUS > World Wide Web site as well. > > We encourage you to spread the word about the Third Annual ARCUS Award > competition to students who may be interested in this opportunity to gain > national recognition, present their research at a significant assembly on > Arctic research, and receive a $500 dollar cash award. The text of the > announcement flyer follows this message. More information about the > competition, including the winners of last year's award and a graphical > downloadable copy of the flyer, can be found at > http://www.arcus.org/Award/Announcement.html. > >
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Quick-Tip Q & A
A: {{ The high-performance fortran compiler, pghpf, exists on this T3E... Isn't there a man page? }} To access the pghpf compiler AND man page, you must load the module: yukon% module load pghpf Q: The Unix "sort" command sorts multiple lines. Can you sort words on a single line? You might want, for instance, to sort the output of the "groups" command.
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it's exactly the opposite, if it was a 20 yard sprint Bradshaw would blow Jacobs out of the water....the LONGER the distance the more longer strides take effect...
Jacobs would have won in a 100 yard sprint back then, and would still win now...there is a reason most of the most successful sprinters are all Tall dudes (look at Bolt for example) Taller people with longer strides are faster...especially over moderate distances (when you get to marathons it's more about pacing and training and less about physical size)
Bradshaws obviously more Agile....but in terms of pure speed over a 100 yard distance he never has been and probably never will be faster then Jacobs....it's not even close...and it's common sense.
the closest Jacobs would come is in the 40.. he won't maintain the speed for the 100 or have a quick enough burst out the gate for the 20


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On October 17, authors including R.L. Stine, Cornelia Funke and Meg Cabot, came together at the United Nations headquarters, in New York City, to discuss the crisis in Sudan as well as What You Wish For. A trio of relief organizations—the Book Wish Foundation, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the U.N. Office for Partnerships—hosted the event.
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October 17, 2011, Monday
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The work of the illustrious Carracci family — brothers Annibale and Agostino and their cousin Ludovico — represents the finest achievement of Bolognese art. They rose to artistic prominence in the last quarter of the 16th century, and their joint search for a nobler form of painting led to an artistic reform that overthrew the prevailing Mannerist idealism, thereby practically initiating the Baroque. Their historical importance resides not only in their own pioneering work and ground-breaking aesthetic standpoint, but also in their lofty commitment to teaching and to elevating art. The significance of the Accademia degli Incamminati ("academy of those who are making progress"), which they founded, is illustrated in this installation in the work of their leading pupils, among whom Guercino and Guido Reni are the most prominent. Though religious and mythological representations were central to their production, other genres such as landscape and caricature are also in evidence in this selection of twenty works on paper.
Ludovico Carracci, The Virgin and Child (detail), c. 1580-1595, red chalk heightened with white chalk on faded blue laid paper, 28.2 x 24.5 cm, Purchased 1975. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa Photo © NGC


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Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
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The Buddha from Dolpo
A Study of the Life and Thought of the Tibetan Master Dolpopa Sherab GyaltsenThe Buddha from Dölpo is a revised and enlarged edition of the only book about the most controversial Buddhist master in the history of Tibet, Dölpopa Sherab Gyaltsen (1292–1361), who became perhaps the greatest Tibetan expert of the Kalacakra or Wheel of Time, a vast system of tantric teachings. Based largely on esoteric Buddhist knowledge from the legendary land of Shambhala, Dölpopa's insights have profoundly influenced the development of Tibetan… Read More
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The Kalacakra Tantra (Kalacakra means "wheel of time") is a tradition of Buddhist theory and practice whose root text treats a fantastic expanse of knowledge ranging from observations of the cosmos to investigations of meditative states and vital bodily energies. In the Tibetan-speaking world, a public Kalacakra initiation remains the most sought-after event in the life of a devout Buddhist. The Fourteenth Dalai Lama has long had a… Read More
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Sagal asked Schmidt how Google came up with the slogan, "don't be evil."
"Well, it was invented by Larry [Page] and Sergey [Brin]," said Schmidt. "And the idea was that we don't quite know what evil is, but if we have a rule that says don't be evil, then employees can say, I think that's evil. Now, when I showed up, I thought this was the stupidest rule ever, because there's no book about evil except maybe, you know, the Bible or something.
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Sagal then humorously accused Schmidt of being the "businessman" type out of the group (among Page and Brin) who felt that an American business couldn't be evil.
"You're coming in, like, you're a businessman who's been successful in all kinds of Silicon Valley business," said Sagal. "And you come in, and you're like this thing about not being evil, that'll never work in American business. What, are you crazy, kids?"
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If you've been doing your research and browsing through chair hiring services for an upcoming event, you're probably wondering how to get a better price. Although it's to be expected to hire chairs in bulk will cost a pretty penny wherever you go, there are ways to find great deals and bargains. Although you may not be able to haggle your way into a set of luxury wedding chairs for half the price, you may be able to find some wiggle room that works for both you and the company you choose to hire for your chairs.
Much like any other brand of business, the art of chair hire is all about competitive pricing. When there are so many different services that offer party equipment and material, customers can be confused and often go with their first pick. Do not ever go with your first pick of service. The first step is to check out customer reviews and see what people are saying. Get an idea for how each service treats their customers, what the pricing is like and what different kinds of services they offer. Then it's time to take to the Internet and start jotting down some notes. Go through these websites with a fine-toothed comb and write down the total price of the product you like from each one. Compare each price and try to find the lowest possible one. If it's your least favourite chair but the model is similar to one you really like, check to see if the company has competitive pricing. If they don't offer it, head into the nearest retail shop and haggle your way into a deal. It may seem old fashioned, but doing your research and showing that you know the current prices in the market may end up fetching you a steal.
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Santa Croce House
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|Via Giuseppe Verdi, 50122 Florence, 意大利
Just 5 minutes from the Palazzo Vecchio and close to all other attractions of Florence.
Florence is famous for its history: a centre of medieval European trade and finance and one of the wealthiest cities of the time,
住宿规定Guests must leave the apartment in good condition, as they will find it. No pets are allowed or is allowed to smoke.
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Great place, very clean and perfectly located. We spent 2 wonderful weeks in Santa Croce Apartment. Grazie mille, Massimo!
We love this apartment we were with 4 adults and one child. The apartment is very clean and specious. The service was great. The apartment is located very well and not noisy at all. I really recommend this apartment when we will go back to Florence we will for sure try to rent this accommodation again.
Massimo is a very nice host; immediate respond to any questions. The flat is well maintained, spacious, well situated (a few steps away from Santa Croce place) and very quiet. Due to the fact that the windows do not go to the open area resp. streets it is a bit dark in the appartment; electric light is needed at almost any daytime. Kitchenette in order to prepare small dishes.
Grazie Massimo!
Hints in the area: Gelateria dei Neri!!! Oibò, Cafe ristorante, via dei Benci 53r, let yourself be surprised.
Great place for a time of visiting Florence. Very nice welcome:) I will recommend this place to my friend.Great localisation.Apartament is spacious and clean.Thank u and see you soon:)
We spent some days in Massimos appartment and we met his brother Simon, he gave us a warmly welcome. The appartment is located in the centre of Florence and there are only a few minutes to all the objects of intrests which you have to see; it was big, absolutely clean and well furnished; the air in the flat and especially in the bathroom was a problem, but it is well known by Massiomo. The correspondence with Massimo was uncomplicated.
Massimo is a very nice person. The comunication with him was perfect all the time. He answer quickly all the emails with all the info that we asked and during our stay we had a nice and interesting talk.
At our arrival in Florence he was waiting for us at the appartment with his nice family and they were very polite and kind. He got ready some fruit, biscuits and tea for the breakfast, that's one small detail but it's really makes a warm welcome. He also leave us a notebook with all the info about important things in the flat, and many info about museums, places to visit and restaurants to try delicious italian food. We try few of them and were very nice.
The apartment is in a perfect location. Just in Santa Crocce square, a turistic place close to every important place during your visit. You can just walk to everywhere and enjoy the beautiful city. Also at night there are many people enjoying the square, restaurants and pubs that are around. So the area is full of live during day and night, but you still can have nice dreams because inside the appartment is quite.
Massimo is an arquitect, and you can check it just enjoying the nice decoration of the appartment. It's has 2 dorms, 1 with double bed and other with 2 singles. Also 2 salons with 2 sofas and small kitchen with all necesary stuff for cooking.
During our stay at the end of July, Florence was quite hot, so we needed to use the 2 machines of air conditioning that work perfectly and will keep your appartment with nice weather during summer time. It's also has wifi and it works properly.
I strongly recommend this appartment for you stay in wonderful Firenze, and I'm sure it would be a pleasure for you to meet Massimo as it was for our family.
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Lejligheden er pæn og ren, men lidt mørk (få vinduer)
Max var meget hjælpsom svarede hurtigt mail og alt gik som aftalt.
La estancia en casa de Massimo no pudo ser mas agradable, la casa es muy acogedora, y massimo es muy buen anfitrión y una persona muy educada y agradable. No dudaría en recomendar este apartamento a cualquiera que tenga pensado visitar la maravillosa ciudad de Florencia, ya que van a vivirla desde el centro desu casco hhistórico. Un 10!!!!!
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The Food Network star and chef dishes about her new children's book series, Recipe for Adventure
Chef Giada De Laurentiis is cooking up tasty adventures. Her new children's books take readers on a food tour around the world. The first two books in the Recipe for Adventure series, due out September 3, make stops in Naples, Italy and Paris, France.
In Recipe for Adventure: Naples!, Zia Donatella visits the Bertolizzi family. She is not pleased with the canned and boxed food in the pantry. So she makes a home-cooked meal that transports the Bertolizzi siblings to Naples, Italy. They learn that food and family make a magical recipe.
TFK Kid Reporter Amelia Compton caught up with the Food Network star in Los Angeles, California. De Laurentiis told TFK that she felt lonely as a child after her family immigrated to the United States. She found it hard to make friends at school. Luckily, she had her Aunt Raffi, the inspiration for Zia Donatella, to comfort her. "She would cook for our family and tell great stories," De Laurentiis told TFK. "I would forget all my troubles."
Hungry for more? Read the full interview below.
What inspired you to write a series of books for kids?
I came to the U.S. from Italy when I was 7 years old. I didn't speak any English at all. Nobody really wanted to be friends with me because I was very different. In the late 1970s, it wasn't cool to have a different name or to look different or to eat different foods. My mom would put eggs in leftover pasta, fry it in a pan and cut it up like a pizza. That's what I took to lunch. She also made chocolate sandwiches with butter. That's what we ate in Italy, but that's not what kids in the U.S. eat. So I was ridiculed and I ate by myself a lot. I needed an escape, and books and storytelling were the escape for me. As I started looking for books for Jade [De Laurentiis's daughter], I didn't see many about different cultures and different foods. These books, I thought, would give kids an understanding of different people and cultures.
Why didn't you set the first book in the series in Rome, where you were born?
I didn't set the first book in Rome because the true inspiration for my love of food is my grandfather, and my grandfather was born in Naples. When my grandfather was a kid, his family had a pasta factory in Naples. He was one of 10 children. They would go door to door selling their family's pasta and sauces. Although I was born in Rome, I believe the true, rich history of my family started in Naples. I also think Naples has more interesting food.
Can you tell me why you based Zia Donatella on your aunt Raffi?
My Aunt Raffi is probably one of the most interesting people I've ever met. She never had children. Her nieces and nephews became her children. She would take us on vacations and she would be the fun mom. She traveled all over the world and when she came back she brought me dolls, spices and recipes. She still does that to this day. Then she'd let me go into the kitchen and turn it upside down. We'd have a blast cooking all sorts of things and tasting. I always said to myself, I want to be just like my Aunt Raffi. I idolize my aunt. She has many qualities that I put into Zia Donatella. It's not exactly my Aunt Raffi. I've changed the character, but Raffi was most definitely the inspiration.
Were you at all like Emilia Bertolizzi when you were a kid?
Very much so. She has many of my qualities. I am not spontaneous like my aunt Raffi. I'm a little bit more reserved. I'm a lot more careful. She's a gambler, not literally a gambler, but a gambler in life. She'll just go do things. I think about what I do a lot more. I envy that part of my aunt's personality. So I think Emilia's a little more like me, a little more controlled whereas her brother in the story is a little more free-spirited.
Did you like to try new foods when you were a kid?
Like most children, I went through stages. I liked to try new foods when I was around my grandfather, and when I was around my aunt. When I was around my mom and my dad, not so much! I became pickier, which I think happens to a lot of kids. It's the same thing with Jade [De Laurentiis's daughter]. If somebody else introduces a new food to her, it's a little more interesting than if I introduce it to her.
Can you talk a bit more about what it was like to move from Rome to the U.S. when you were young?
It was both exciting and scary. I went to kindergarten in New York City where we lived for a while. I remember being terrified when my parents dropped me off. I was terrified because I was in a new place, and because I didn't speak the language. It's not like my family prepped me and had me speak English at home before I went to school. In fact, the minute I came home from school, it was straight Italian all the time. So it was like living two different lives really. We moved to Los Angeles, California when I was in first grade, but things didn't get any better. The teachers kept telling my parents, 'She needs to speak English at home.'
Did your parents speak English?
No, because they didn't want me to lose my Italian heritage or to lose the ability to speak Italian. Now I thank them for making me speak Italian. There are a lot of people who can't speak the language of their heritage. They know nothing about the history. They don't know how to make the food. That's because a lot of people moved here and said, 'We want to assimilate, so we'll leave all of that behind.' My parents were not those people!
Why do you think it's important that kids appreciate food and home-cooked meals?
We spend so much time and money on frivolous things that, in the end, don't matter. Sitting down to a meal is something that my family did a lot. My family worked a lot, and traveled a lot, but the moments that I remember were the ones where we sat down and spent time together. A lot of emotions and a lot of connections happened over that meal. Family meals build memories; they build tradition. That's how we can remember people. My brother died when he was 30. I was only a couple of years older than him. I'm so thankful that we spent all that time together.
What do you hope kids will take away from reading your books?
I want kids to see how interesting other countries are. The United States isn't the only interesting country. There are so many beautiful places with fantastic people who want to share their culture. So I want kids to know what else is out there. I think it's also important that kids learn about the foods of each culture, because food really does define who we are.
If you could be transported to any place in the world, where would you go and what would you eat there?
I love the unknown, so I would go to outer space. I can't even imagine what I would find. I don't know that I would find any food, but who knows? Another place would be Antarctica. I find it fascinating. I think that's what's fun about being a kid. There are so many unknowns. There are so many places to explore.
Who is your favorite children's author?
When I was a child, my grandfather was my favorite author although he never wrote a children's book. I think that a children's author can be defined in many different ways. Sometimes it's not someone who actually wrote a children's book, but it's someone who told you the best stories you'd ever heard. And my grandfather told me the best stories I ever heard. So he is my favorite.


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Love might not be what we think it is. We all seek the happiness that comes from loving and being loved, yet we often find ourselves dissatisfied in our relationships and unable to grasp the cause. Thich Nhat Hanh here shows the way to overcome our recurrent obstacles to love—by learning to be mindful, open, and present with ourselves and others. As he explains, "training is needed in order to love properly; and to be able to give happiness and joy, you must practice deep looking directed toward the person you love. Because if you do not understand this person, you cannot love properly. Understanding is the essence of love."
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Report on Successful K–12 STEM Education (Continued From the Sept. 29 OVAE Connection)
The report Successful K–12 STEM Education was prepared by a committee for the National Research Council. The committee found that because there is little research to suggest that any particular school or educational practice is more effective than nay other, it was unable to compare the effectiveness of the three types of STEM-focused schools: (1) selective STEM schools, (2) inclusive STEM schools, and (3) schools with STEM-focused career and technical education programs. Similarly, the committee found it challenging to ascertain whether various factors caused outcomes or whether the outcomes were coincidences; ascertain the effects, if any, of school types on different student populations; or determine whether there were value-added effects of STEM-focused schools over non-STEM-focused schools.
The committee did find studies suggesting "some potentially promising—if preliminary and qualified —findings" about each school type. Those studies also "raise questions that merit further exploration about variations within and across school types." In addition, they raise questions about whether each of these school types increases progress toward achieving the three goals STEM education is designed to accomplish. The committee said that its understanding of the schools would be "enhanced by more information about the instructional practices in these schools and the factors that influence them."
In addition to considering STEM-focused schools, the committee looked at STEM education in comprehensive schools that "strive for excellence" for all students across the spectrum of disciplines (i.e., are not STEM-focused per se). According to the committee, successful STEM education also occurs in these settings. The most widely recognized attempts to promote STEM education in comprehensive schools occur through the Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs. Research suggests that the success of these programs is related to "emphasizing deep understanding rather than comprehensive coverage, aligning these programs with the current understanding of how students learn in a discipline, drawing on current research directions… and emphasizing the development of inquiry and reasoning skills." The AP program is redesigning its science courses to incorporate these successful strategies.
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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced the award of $9 million in grants to 42 organizations to expand citizenship preparation programs for permanent residents. The funding supports individuals on the path toward U.S. citizenship by building community capacity to provide citizenship preparation services. The awardees represent both traditional immigrant destinations and new immigration gateways across 27 states and the District of Columbia. Grant recipients plan to provide services to some 20,000 permanent residents from nearly 90 countries.
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RE: st: What is seemingly unrelated regression?
Tue, 10 Jul 2007 15:22:41 +0100
Zellner, A. 1962. An efficient method of estimating seeming unrelated
regressions and tests for aggregation bias. JASA 57: 348-368. (Can be
found on JSTOR)
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On 7/10/07, Mak, Timothy <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Hi Statalist,
> Forgive me for more of a statistical question than a Stata question,
> but I only recently found out about seemingly unrelated regression
> (SUR). I dug up the Zellner (1962) paper, and it says that:
> Under conditions generally encountered in practice, it is
> found that the regression coefficient estimators so obtained are at
> least asymptotically more efficient than those obtained by an
> equation-by-equation application of least squares.
> Interesting claim - does it imply that whenever we're doing more than
> one regression on the same dataset, we should be using SUR?
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Was it a swarm? A declaration of independence on July 4th?
Inspected the hive this morning. Plenty of capped brood in the lower box. Didn't see the queen but saw numerous cells containing single eggs. Saw one capped swarm cell and removed it. Saw 5-6 drawn frames in the upper box with plenty of capped honey and four nearly virgin frames. Replaced upper and lower boxes and the hive top feeder and refilled the feeder with 1:1 syrup.
Then ~2 hrs later I was out having a catch with my son and we were struck by the activity around the hive....a storm of swirling bees from near-ground level to 40-50 feet up. Like an endless wave of them emerging from the front, crawling part way up the face of hive and taking off. All of that eventually settled down except for a persistent focused hovering near one tree top, a false cypress about 40 feet up. I never saw a cluster, but persistnet hovering. Potential siting of a cluster compromised by lots of under and overgrowth in and around the tree(s).
Was this a swarm? If so, any ideas why? It is hot and humid in Baltimore today, heat index > 100 today in Baltimore.


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thin out the mid grill a bit and i would say yeah!
The Verdict: A 638-hp flip-off to those in the mainstream media who think GM doesn?t build any good cars.
look cool but a bit too much inlets.
Hmm.. I would fix up the grill a bit because it's reminding me of the freakish long syndrom that the G6 GXP is unfortunetly cursed with.Other than that very nice. :]
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Thats great. I think thats one of the best Firebird chops I have seen.
I like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, nice job!
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Looks nice, but I hope it doesn't give GM any ideas. The Camaro should be the only model offered, break the reskin curse!
looks nice but i personally dont want to see GM rebadge the camaro.
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The Camaro and Firebird have always been built off of the same platform anyway so why not? I own a 2000 WS6 T/A which I would never do away with unless the Firebird and Trans Am were to go back into production. If the T/A came back I would definitely be trading in for a new one, especially if there happens to be a version with the LS9 under the hood.
I likey.
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Without looking like a Camaro
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^ that was another Idea I had ....more a smaller RWD coupe
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text: Market movers, losers Stock tips on college players muscling for position in upcoming draft By John Mullin Tribune staff reporter February 25, 2007, 10:15 PM CST INDIANAPOLIS -- It seems appropriate that the annual rite of evaluating hopefuls for the upcoming NFL draft is called the scouting combine. A combine is actually a large farm machine that harvests and mulches, and some would argue that's exactly what goes on here. Click here to find out more! Credit Notre Dame offensive tackle Ryan Harris with bringing a touch of perspective to the players' portion of the weekend's prodding and poking. Asked if he might not be big enough to play tackle in the NFL, the 305-pound Harris said, "I think there's a lot to be said for how you play as opposed to how you look." Here's a look at some whose stock got a boost or took a hit at the combine: Greg Olsen, Miami tight end. Coming from the school that produced top-tier NFL tight ends Bubba Franks and Jeremy Shockey, Olsen became an instant story when he posted a 40-yard dash time of 4.45 seconds after measuring 6 feet 5 inches and 252 pounds. It wasn't quite the jaw-dropper that Maryland tight end Vernon Davis was last year (his 4.39 time helped him go No. 6 in the draft to San Francisco), but Olsen planted himself in the first two rounds in the minds of talent evaluators with his showing. Brady Quinn, Notre Dame quarterback. It probably isn't fair because he hasn't played a game in almost two months, but Quinn is in danger of becoming this year's Matt Leinart. Last year the USC quarterback tumbled from a possible No. 1 overall pick all the way to No. 10. One NFL coach said he thought Quinn had become something of a victim and Quinn's frustration was apparent when he was queried about reports of his stock dropping as his Notre Dame career fades further in the background. He chose not to work out at the combine, but neither did LSU's JaMarcus Russell, who looked a touch doughy at 265 pounds but has seen his stock go up nonetheless. Quinn did open scouts' eyes by bench-pressing 225 pounds 25 times, the highest quarterback total in the memories of combine organizers. Laurent Robinson, Illinois State wide receiver. Robinson distinguished himself in Sunday's workouts, first by wearing what appeared to be his "lucky" Redbirds shorts, making him the only receiver in red. Then he turned in a 40 time of 4.38 seconds, particularly notable for a tall (6-2) wide receiver weighing 195 pounds. Robinson did not drop a pass in his workout session and repeatedly had to field balls thrown behind him by quarterbacks—including Ohio State's Troy Smith—who were clearly surprised by the speed of the big receiver. Darius Walker, Notre Dame running back. Walker, who could have returned to South Bend for his senior season, is trying to move up into the second tier of running backs behind top dogs Adrian Peterson of Oklahoma and Marshawn Lynch of California. The Sporting News has Walker ranked as the 21st running back, and his 40 time of 4.56 likely didn't give him the boost he was looking for. Joe Thomas, Wisconsin offensive tackle. Maybe not so much a case of stock rising as stock just getting stronger for an offensive lineman already in the top tier. Thomas is expected to go as high as No. 3 overall to the Cleveland Browns, one of three teams (along with Oakland and Detroit) to interview him early at the combine. He is a prototypical left tackle at 6-6, 310 pounds, he helped himself by doing all the workouts and drills and he long ago proved he is a tough guy. Thomas was a high jumper in middle school and somehow once completely missed a landing mat. "That was rough," he conceded. 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I have a 1992 Chevy Lumina Euro 2-dr Coupe without Bose. I know the dash speakers are 4x6" and I've read that the rear deck speakers are 6x9", but Crutchfield says I will need alterations to install a 6x9" into the rear. The factory speakers are held in by brackets, not screws. If I need to take pictures, let me know. Please let me know ASAP.
1992 Chevy Lumina Euro 2-dr Coupe, Kenwood KDC-X596, Polk Audio db461p (dash), db651 (rear deck), db1222 subs (not installed)
You probably can't use that mounting method. Looks like the speakers just sit in that bracket and the bracket clamps in.
What I think you are going to want to do is drill holes in the sheet metal above the speakers and use screws and nuts to hold them in - easier to do if you can get to the top side of the shelf (remove the speaker covers or the rear parcel shelf).
Hope This Helps!!!
Anyone else have suggestions?
2002 Ford Focus JVC KD-A815 Sony CDX-GT410u Sony XT-100HD HD Tuner Stock speakers, no amp, no subs
The 6x9's will fit you may just have to make some modifications to the mounting brackets. Speakers will usually come with some brackets that may work just fine which means you won't need to make any modifications. Pics could help if your willing. It's hard to say that nothing will fit because all speakers are different when it comes to mounting holes. I know when I put the speakers in my doors a 6 3/4" didn't fit right so I had to make some custom "bracketry" for one screw hole because 3 of them lined up fine but one didn't. It still shouldn't be that hard to make custom brackets as long as you have a drill and some spare metal or even plastic, with something to cut it, lying around.
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This is where I put my pictures. I made it public so you should be able to see the pictures.
What actually holds the speakers to that mount? Are they just sitting on top of it and not screwed in?
Can you take off the speaker cover from inside the car and take a pic? How close are the mounting holes on the speakers to the sheet metal of the rear deck?
They are just sitting there. There are little arms that keep it from sliding around on bumps, but it just lifts right out. Let me go take another picture and I'll post it.
Okay I have to go for now but I'll be on later today and I'll check them out.
I can't take off the speaker cover from inside because its apart of the rear deck. The only way to access the speakers are from the inside of the trunk. There are no mounting holes besides for those brackets. New pictures are posted, just use the same link.
I'm just getting into car audio, so all of this is new to me. If I can use to mounting brackets until I can get a buddy (who is going to college for automotive) can help me get the rear deck off.
Hard to explain, but I would try carefully pushing up on that panel - it might just pop off, or you might be able to figure out what screws are holding it on. A Chilton or Haynes manual might help also.
You might be able to use the brackets, but it's unlikely - the new speaker won't have that locating tab, might be larger depth, and might have different magnet diameter.
You MIGHT be able to use something like rubber bands to hold the new speaker to the bracket, but if the depth is shorter, it won't seal with the rear deck (could use blocks or wood as spacers, though), and if the depth is greater, the bracket won't "lock into" the holder.
You may be able to use those brackets but I'd recommend against it. I'd just pull of the rear deck cover (it just snaps in place and is simple to remove) Then I would do as TigerHeli mentioned and drill some holes and use some bolts. It should take about 30 minutes for a novice like yourself. It's not that difficult to do and you wont risk harming the speakers if you just do it right the first time. I'm not trying to sound like a jerk but if you do it right the first time you should never have any problems.
Tip also - If the recess on the new speaker is large enough that the nut won't interfere with the speaker seating properly, run a nut up on the screw after you drill the hole.
So you would have screw, sheet metal, nut, speaker, and nut on the bottom.
Two advantages here - you don't have to hold the screw inside the car to prevent it from turning when you install the speakers. And if you ever remove the speakers, you can just remove the lower nuts from the trunk side of the car.
I might have to have a friend help me drill out holes if the brackets won't work. Power tools and I aren't big friends :P I kinda thought that the driver from the new speakers might be too big or too small compared to the factory speakers. I'll just have to buy the speakers and figure out what I'll have to do.
bandball50I'll just have to buy the speakers and figure out what I'll have to do.
Good idea the only way you can figure out what you have to do is to buy what you want and make it work. Out of curiosity what kind of speakers do you plan to get? Also if you need any help for ideas on installation methods you can ask us but what TigerHeli mentioned should work great and it will make taking the speaker out in the future a breeze. That way if you ever sell the car you can keep your speakers and put the old ones back in.
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I'm buying the head unit this weekend and the speakers next paycheck. Subs and amp will come later down the road.
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text: Hi Guys, Obviously I'm new here and a bit about my rides: my first ride was a Chevy S-10 which i drove for 10 months and then found my dream truck, a 1992 GMC Sierra which I bought in 1997. One year after I bought it, the original paint started peeling off the body on different spots like the hood, roof and bed rails, so I decided to over paint my pickup completely. I will post the pictures of this job later. After 10 years driving this GMC Sierra, I decided to sell it and I bought a 2008 Toyota Hilux. Till today I still have the Toyota Hilux but 2 months ago I decided to buy a light-damaged 2008 Chevy Silverado and that's the reason why I'm on this forum. For those curious/interested to see the Toyota Hilux, I will post some pictures of the trucking showing you guys how I upgraded it. Anyway, enough for now. Bassam


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I have the fumagilin-B from medivet (canada). I can't find the mixing instructions. Anyone have them handy? This is the .5g botle / small
Thanks BS
I have the fumagilin-B from medivet (canada). I can't find the mixing instructions. Anyone have them handy? This is the .5g botle / small
Thanks BS
You have enough to make 5-6 gallons of feed when adding to 2 to 1 sugar syrup. The instructions say this is enough for wintering 2 or 3 colonies for winter.
It says to first mix in water heated between 100-120 degrees. About 12 oz of water. Mix well then add to the sugar syrup.
It does say that up to 2 gallons of feed is needed to ensure proper medication of the hive for one.
After mixing it can be stored up to 30 days.
Anything else, let me know.
Hold your horses.....The past post was for Fumidil B. I'm sure its different from what your asking for....Sorry. My instructions are for Fumidil B, but the ingredients say Bicyclohexylammonium Fumagillan. Is this the same product?
Hi Bjorn,
Thanks for the info - The fumagillin B is basically the same as fumadil B but comes out of Canada - supposedly more soluble. I know Mann Lake sells it - I bought mine direct from a Canadian supplier. I don't want to mix the while 6 gallons - I only have 2 hives. Seems like I saw a recie that said 1 tsp to a gallon or something...
Thanks! BS
2 rounded teaspoons, add to 4 oz of water heated to 100-120 degrees, then add to 2 gallons of syrup (2 to 1 ratio) These were on the reverse side directions.
Its probably the same as it also is made in Canada.


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- Backed with an easel-prop stand for tabletop display only.
- Made of MDF with a silver-plated finish.
- Red grosgrain ribbon.
- Black velvet backing.
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 6.25" wide x 8.25" long
- Clean glass with standard glass cleaner.
- Shipping & Return Info
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 4-5 business days.
Next Day Delivery and Processing
We can arrange for next day delivery to most destinations within the contiguous 48 states, for an extra charge of $17.50 per address. If we receive your order by 6pm PT Monday through Friday, you'll receive your order the next business day; orders placed on Friday after 6pm PT through Sunday will arrive on Tuesday. Note: Next Day Delivery service is not available for some oversized items, White Glove Delivery, out of stock items, personalized items or for items shipped directly from the manufacturer.
Select oversized items have an additional delivery and processing surcharge; this charge is listed below the item price.
View the complete Shipping and Delivery Information page.
We take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of each and every Pottery Barn product and we hope you love your purchase. If for any reason you do not, you have 30 days – or 7 days for all Quick Ship upholstery items – to return your purchase for a full refund or exchange. You can return most non-furniture items to your local Pottery Barn store – FREE.
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- Monogrammed items
- Mattresses
- Gift cards
- Special-order items (including made-to-order upholstery and custom order rugs)
- Final Sale items (identified by a price ending in $.X7 or $.X9)
- Items damaged through normal wear and tear.
Questions? See our full Returns Policy.


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So have you printed your Instagram photos? If so, what did you get? (And if you're curious, you can find me here: bigmariolife)
So have you printed your Instagram photos? If so, what did you get? (And if you're curious, you can find me here: bigmariolife)
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Following you now on Instagram. Instagram is so addicting!ReplyDelete
P.S. have you tried this android app called Pudding.to? that app is so cute, it's a bit like instagram, it allows you to edit your photos and post them. You can make your photos look vintage or you can even add bokeh effect. It is so cute. Then you can also save those photos and upload them to instagram. =)ReplyDelete
a case of my photos?! i die. there's also a place to print magnets, which i did for my parents. except the time is escaping me...stickygram maybe? i'm sure if you goggle it, it will come up.ReplyDelete
I have not but I know {AV} from long distance loving has and wrote a post about it! xoReplyDelete
The little phone case with the photos is brilliantReplyDelete
I've totally started designing my phone cover on castegram. So excited!! :) Yes, I'm a nerd...ReplyDelete
There's so much on the Internet to set up and to have followers for. It kind of overwhelms me. I do love checking out everyone's pictures though. I don't know how people do it but I'm always amazed by the creativity!ReplyDelete
Instagram is just darn awesome! :) Great photos!ReplyDelete
i too have fallen under instagrams spell. good thing i only have it on my hubbys phone.ReplyDelete
I haven't printed anything yet, but so want to!!! Glad you joined...I'll be finding & following you :) XO brynnReplyDelete