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It's not an unusual sight to walk by Dr. MacDonald's office and see her holding the hand of a distraught student. In fact, it's her holistic approach to teaching that students love about her.
Dr. MacDonald has been awarded the 2011 President's Award for Distinguished Teaching. An award that recognizes excellence in teaching over an extended period of years, it honours faculty who, through their creative approaches and sustained commitment to teaching, have generated intellectual excitement and fostered the development of students' skills and interest in their disciplines. It also honours educational scholarship and leadership.
Why did you get into teaching?
I always wanted to be a teacher, but I also always wanted to be a nurse. As I developed my nursing practice I always sought out opportunities to teach within the clinical areas in which I worked (ICU and CCU). I started with presentations to my colleagues on specific aspects of nursing care, and then progressed to teaching the Critical Care Nursing course for CCU RNs, and I was also responsible for orientating all of the new ICU and CCU nurses. Once I got a taste of teaching I loved it. The very first time I taught in the university setting was as a guest lecturer for Marilyn Marsh on interpreting arterial blood gases. That was it, I was hooked.
What do you like most about it?
I enjoy the interactions with the students, and I enjoy watching them grow from novice, inexperienced nursing students to confident, competent senior students. Watching them grow into registered nurses is the most rewarding aspect of teaching nursing.
What has surprised you most about teaching?
What has surprised me the most about teaching at Memorial is that I have been teaching for 22 years and I still enjoy coming to work every day. I look forward to each semester and I am never bored.
How did you feel when you found out you'd won this award? What does it mean for you?
I was so excited when I found out that I had won this award, because I know how competitive it is, and I also know exactly what it means to be selected. It is a humbling experience to read the letters of support from students and faculty. This award represents the peak of my teaching career and it reinforces that all of my hard work was worth it. I feel like I have climbed the tallest mountain and have finally reached the peak.
Excerpts from her letters of recommendations for the President's Award for Distinguished Teaching:
Dr. Sandra MacDonald graduated from the Salvation Army Grace General Hospital in 1980 and worked as an ICU / CCU nurse and then an administrative supervisor of an 11 bed ICU / CCU. She started at MUN in 1989 teaching medical surgical nursing, and leadership and management. In 1995, Dr. MacDonald designed the first interprofessional education (IPE) module with Dr. Ian Bowmer, then the dean of the Faculty of Medicine. This IPE module was on HIV / AIDS and it continues to be used today.
She is currently a professor in the School of Nursing and a faculty associate of the Centre for Collaborative Health professional education. She had a publication in 2005 on the HIV / AIDS module.
Dr. MacDonald was a council member with the Association of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland and Labrador (ARNNL) from 1999 – 2001 and president-elect from 2002 – 2004 as well as president of the ARNNL from 2004 – 2006. This resulted in being a board member for the Canadian Nurses Association form 2004-2006. In 2010 she was awarded the ARNNL Award for Excellence in Nursing Education.
Dr. MacDonald received the VP Instructional Development Grant for Innovative Teaching in 2008 to pilot an education module for nursing student using the high-fidelity simulator (STAN the man in the Faculty of Medicine). This work is being built upon by her current masters student who is designing the first interprofessional high-fidelity simulation module for nursing, pharmacy and medicine.
From 2000-2003, Dr. MacDonald was the associate director of Undergraduate Programs. Since 2010 she has been coaching the Canadian Evaluation Society Student Case Competition and last year coached the first nursing team to place in the top three across Canada.
Her overall "quality of teaching instruction" ratings on the CEQs since 2004 have indicated that she consistently ranks in the top 95th percentile or the top 10 per cent of all teaching faculty at Memorial. Currently, she is teaching the medical surgical nursing theory course, nursing leadership and management, and leads the psychomotor medical surgical labs, as well as clinical teaching in the areas of ICU / CCU / Emergency and the Eastern Health Emergency Medical Flight Team.


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Somebody becomes the best at anything they do by understanding the rules of the game or project they are involved in. If you don't know the rules, you don't have a chance. So here are some good photography rules to learn, that will definitely improve the way you take pictures. Keep in mind that these are Rules, not Laws. Nobody is going to jail for breaking them, but they are good starting points to help you take better shots.
Keep in mind rules are made to be broken. If every photographer followed these rules to the letter and didn't break any of them, then every picture from every camera would look exactly the same. So learn the rules, then learn just how far you can stretch them before you have to stop. This is the only way you will be able to discover your own style or individual taste in photography.
Rule #1 – The Rule of Thirds
This is ALWAYS the first rule a photographer needs to learn. The rule of thirds basically has you divide your field of view into 9 segments, much like a tic-tac-toe board. Then align your subject as close to the intersecting lines as possible.. It makes for a much more interesting composition that tells a better story. I did a more in depth tutorial of it here. The Rules Of Thirds for Amateurs
Rule #2 – The Sunny 16 Rule
The Sunny 16 basically states that if your outside, and it is bright and sunny, then you can set your F-stop to f-16 and your Shutter Speed will be the closest you can get to your ISO, so you set your aperture at f16, and your shooting in ISO 100 your nearest shutter speed would be 1/125, iso 400 would use approximately 1/500 of a second. It generally just gets you a good starting points to snap a couple of images and adjust from there.
Rule #3 – KISS
You hear this rule applied to thousands of things in life. Keep It Simple Stupid. But it may apply to photography more than most. It is not implying that you should only shoot simple or plain and boring things. It really just means keep the image focus on what you want to portray. Keep your backgrounds out of focus, or gone entirely so that your viewers focus is drawn entirely to the subject. If it doesn't help tell the story of the picture, then either remove it entirely or make it less noticeable in the image. The images I have here show what I mean. The one on the left, does tell a story, but not the one I wanted. You see the grand stands, the people in front, the infield and really don't know what the image is about. The one on the right, is zoomed in and much more definitive in its simplistic look at the subject.
Rule #4 – Keep the Horizon Flat
This rule is probably broken more than any other, and it is so simple that it is silly. Keep your Horizon Level or flat. For some odd reason people thing that tilting a camera while snapping a sunset, portrait or landscape shot is 'artistic' Well let me tell you, IT IS NOT!. It is possibly one of the most annoying traits a new photographer can pick up. Keep your Horizon where it is supposed to be, flat an level. This doesn't mean adjust your cameras to match the terrain, it really just means keep it level. If you look below at the picture of the Grackle, you will see the horizon appears to be off canter, but that is actually the incline of the hillside. The Grackle though, is truly level and appears so. Had I tilted to make the hill flat, then the Grackle would appear out of sorts.
When a horizon is tilted, it should be for a reason that expresses something along the lines of unease or imbalance , not just to try and be different. If the first thing someone notices about the image when they view it is that it is tilted, then you are completely missing what the shot is really about. Throw it out, don't do it and never do it again.
Rule #5 – Leading Lines
When you snap an image you should be thinking of where you want to draw your eventual viewer to in the photo. Every picture tells you where to look if it is composed correctly. Many just because the subject is the only thing in true focus it the image. Using leading lines to draw the viewer to the subject is a great way to guide them to your intended subject. The Grackle at the left is an obvious way of using leading lines, but the sand pile at the right utilizes the lines of the pile to draw you up to the person at the top.
Leading lines can be anything to draw your view, like Roads, rivers and streams, edges of building or ridges, rows of trees, fences, and tons more. Just keep in mind that your viewer needs to be guided to what your eye sees.
Rule #6 -Shoot in RAW
If you do not know what I mean buy shoot in RAW, then I suggest we do a little research on the subject for your benefit. But in a nutshell the RAW image saved to your camera in in effect a Digital Negative. In the film days, when you had your images processed you always received your negatives in a little pocket with your pictures. With the advent of digital cameras, many people have forgotten why we needed those negatives. They could be used in the off chance we needed to make copies of course. But more importantly they could be taken to a good developer and they could possibly recover or modify an image that was otherwise unrecognizable. The RAW image is sort of the same thing. It is a raw or untouched (for the most part) data file that contains everything in the field of view at the time the image was taken.
Once an image is converted to JPEG it is very limited in the amount of adjustments you can make with out destroying the quality of the image and adding noise to it. Now if you take perfect images each and every time you need not worry about it. But the majority of us don't, so we should be shooting in the "Raw + JPEG" mode. When in this mode, it saves the JPEG that you can instantly share with family and friends, but it also save a duplicate untouched RAW image with the same number. This image can be manipulated so much more, with much less loss of quality and may allow you to save an image that otherwise was just gone. Yes it does use more than twice the storage space, but realistically, SD cards and hard drive storage are cheap, so that excuse just doesn't fly.
The image at the beginning of this rule was shot outside my door in the middle of the night during a pretty intense thunderstorm. Getting the shot and not destroying my NOT-waterproof camera body were both at the forefront of my thoughts. I step outside, make a few adjustments, and snap a couple quick shots. I thought I got the shot, so I walked back in the house and never thought about it again. A couple days later I am downloading my images to my computer and I start looking through them and I see this blacked out image. It takes a minute then I realize I didn't get the shot. I was miffed. Until I realized I had been shooting in RAW+JPEG mode. I opened the RAW image in Adobe Camera Raw, that came with Photoshop Elements 9, and started working. I was able to make some adjustments and recover the image I was trying to shoot. Now I know the quality isn't great, but the fact that I recovered this at all is amazing. I was able to adjust this image several stops of exposure up to be able to see the tornado right outside my door. It is also better than what I could actually see that night. I have been able to do many more amazing things with regular photos. So make sure your shooting in RAW.
Rule #7 – Break the Rules
You have some starting points that will help you in getting some great and memorable images out of that new DSLR you just bought. I recommend using these most of the time to help you in your craft. But there are times when the rules just do not apply, and you just need to do something different. Do not be afraid to experiment and try something outside the box. Some of the greatest photographers in the world did just that and got themselves noticed because of it. The only rule I will tell you NOT to break is Rule #4, this one should only be attempted by consummate professionals, and even then only in moderation.
So good luck, and keep shooting STR8.
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Re: Scoped In.
1. Scoped In applies to all that Fleet Foot applies to; whenever you are ADS, regardless of weapon (pistol or rifle). Just note that you don't have to be completely zoomed in (with R3) to get the benefits, only aiming.
2. There is some debate as to whether it is still available in those modes (I primarily play TDM so I wouldn't even guess).
If you're thinking about using Scoped In for anything other than the sniper, I would make a suggestion first and that is to use the stat hat (Yeti Mask) that reduces pain wobble for decreased clip size (similar stats are available as the bunny ears on Elena). And don't pay attention to the hate on stat hats.
Wipe that smile off your face and get your tryhard face on!!!
Re: Scoped In.
I believe it works on pretty much any gun. Not 100% positive about the pistols tho. I mainly use it when I'm using the Dragon. Makes headshots a lot easier.
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Decide with a friend that you want to play against him on 3tdm to get scoped in on gold. The trick here is to search for 3tdm at the exact same time! If you have DLC press ''dlc toggle on'', because of the F2P it is very hard nowadays to get in the same match. If you failed to join eachother back out the game by waiting till the game starts and sign out and back in again.
To make sure you guys join at the exact same time you could settle a time date like: ''If the clock hits 4 a clock precisely you go in'' and do this every 2 minutes untill you found the game. What even works better is to talk on skype with him by using your phone and say ''3, 2, 1 go'' . When your in you decide that you can kill him first 20 times and after the round he can kill you 20 times.
Remember it is still very hard to do this, but if it works you can enjoy multiple games together and get that scoped in on gold within a few days.
Here is a little guide that can help you with getting scoped in on gold also:
Good Luck man
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If you want you can paly with me in the Lab. You can snipe somewhere and I'll use my AK WE loadout to lure them to you.
Just cover my back please. I'm a horrible shot with automatic weaponry.
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TLR medal isn't available in TO or Plunder. When I was first leveling this to gold, someone said they thought it would still work, despite the fact that ND said they removed it. I tested it out and was unable to get TLR medal in those modes. It's only available to TDM modes (TDM, 3TDM, Classic, Elimination, Lab).
I believe it works on pretty much any gun. Not 100% positive about the pistols tho. I mainly use it when I'm using the Dragon. Makes headshots a lot easier.
Be 100% positive about the pistols . The tau is significantly better (actually usable ) with SI.
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Pop legend Michael Jackson has reportedly demanded an apology from the BBC after two of its comedians compared him to the Irish Republican Army (IRA).
British funnymen Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis likened the singer to the organisation on BBC Radio 4s The Now Show March 13 saying, "(We) can't believe which 80s celebrities (we) want back less - Michael Jackson or the IRA?"
Jackson is now furious at the comment, contactmusic.com reports.
"Michael was absolutely appalled. It was a disgusting slur. To compare him to cold-blooded murderers is not funny, it is highly offensive," said a source close to the singer.


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Steamboat Springs The media coverage of the race to the White House is very entertaining. Who needs "Law and Order" when we have Fox News and conservative talk show radio to give us daily updates on the fiasco within the Democratic Party?
Ditto heads around the globe delight as Rush Limbaugh launches "Operation Chaos" in an effort to keep Hillary's embattled campaign alive. Meanwhile, Democratic operatives scramble to regroup and hide their ever increasing anxiety from their liberal supporters.
While Clinton and Obama continue to call each other names like "Judas" and "monster," the senator from Arizona remains above the fray and travels the U.S. in an effort to shore up his base and let the American people get to know him. Unfortunately, for us Reagan loyalists, he has not demonstrated with any regularity his loyalty to the core principles of conservatism. And his voting record in the Senate has some of us worried about his tendency to reach across the aisle and pander to the opposition. Whether people think he is too moderate or too old, it is hard not to have respect for the former POW's courage and loyalty in the prison camps of Vietnam.
Despite being reassured by his belief in staying the course in Iraq, there is still reason for Republicans to feel uncomfortable about a McCain candidacy. In his first major speech to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, McCain said the U.S. cannot lead by virtue of its power alone. As a world superpower, why would we compromise the sovereignty of the U.S. by pretending that we must reach out to nations that don't have our best interests at heart? On July 4, 1962, JFK reinforced "the firm intention of America to not abdicate its leadership to any nation or society committed to systematic human suppression."
Whatever the differences, the reality is that John McCain is the GOP nominee and it is not the time for conservatives to abandon ship. A divided party is a Democratic Party. Rather than cause divisiveness similar to theirs, it is in our best interests to unite and stand strong to ensure a November victory.
McCain's moderate leanings may actually serve to increase his chances to win. It is no secret that in '06, many Congressional seats were lost because an important sector of electorate was ignored by Republicans - moderates and swing voters. Recent polls have suggested that if Obama or Clinton were to drop out, as much as 30 percent of their voting base plan to support McCain in the general election.
Eventually, however, the Republican Party needs to assess its past mistakes and pledge to commit itself to rebuilding the majority coalition that Ronald Reagan created in the '80s. These are the core principles of conservatism - those of preserving the rights of the individual and limiting government intervention, to name two. And it is the conservative base that can be a role model for the restoration process that needs to occur within the Republican Party.
Goals must be defined, and unity is key. After the '08 election, there should be plenty of opportunity for growth, considering the Democrats' ineptitude and partisanship have earned them the lowest congressional job approval numbers in recent history
If McCain is smart, he will choose a true conservative as his running mate in November. One can only hope that he has the wisdom to do that. For now, as the Democrat contenders continue to declare war on each other, I plan to sit back, relax and watch the show.
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TIF funding approved
City commissioners on Tuesday gave the final approval for this year's Tax Increment Funding (TIF) for projects aimed at alleviating blight in Bahama Village.
The vote was 6-1 with City Commissioner Mark Rossi dissenting. Rossi on Wednesday wouldn't elaborate on why he voted no. Approved was $74,000 for Habitat for Humanity; $61,213 for Green Jobs and Futures; $62,190 for Newman United Methodist Church; $70,000 for the family that owns 213 Petronia St.; and $10,000 for Bethel AME Church, for a total of $277,403.
Dutch ship docking for 4 months
The most modern ship in the Royal Netherlands Navy, the Zeeland, is scheduled to arrive in Key West at 9 a.m. Friday, according to a press release.
A Coast Guard helicopter will join the Zeeland during a patrol in the Caribbean Sea for four months as part of the ongoing counter-drug mission called Operation Martillo.
It marks the first time a U.S. military helicopter will operate from a Dutch ship, according to the Dutch Navy.
A Coast Guard helicopter last month became the first helicopter to operate from a British ship.
Operation Martillo is supported by the Truman Annex-based Joint Interagency Task Force South.
Nonprofit offers HIV tests
AIDS Help, Inc. offers free HIV testing at the Gordon Rollins Center, 1434 Kennedy Dr., from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Appointments are strongly urged. Call 305-296-6196.
Also, the nonprofit offers the testing from 1 to 6 p.m. Mondays at the Bourbon St. Pub, 724 Duval St.
AIDS Help staff remind the public that this testing is free, anonymous and confidential and "painless," since it doesn't involve needles. The test is done with a swab. A code or alias name is provided for each test recipient.


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Jul 29, 2012 - From staff reportsThe Wyoming Department of Agriculture will host two public meetings in central Wyoming that will address the agriculture industry and the current drought and fire conditions throughout the state.
Producers, legislators, industry groups and more have been invited to participate in the meetings in each of the locations that will focus on two main goals.
The first goal is informing attendees about drought conditions and fire issues throughout the state along with information pertaining to disaster assistance program status and requirements.
The second goal is garnering input on how the Wyoming Department of Agriculture can best serve producers.
The first meeting will be held in Rock Springs at 2 p.m. on Monday, July 30, in the Grace Grasson Room at the White Mountain Library in Rock Springs. The library is located at 2935 Sweetwater Drive.
The second meeting will be at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 8, in Thermopolis at the Big Horn Federal Bank. The bank is at the corner of Broadway and Seventh in Thermopolis.
Organizers request that attendees do not park on the west side of the building. Parking is available between Car Quest and the bank.
Anyone with questions should contact the Department of Agriculture at (307) 777-7321.
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Speaking Event: Individualism and Ambition in the New China
China has undergone profound economic change in recent years. Through international trade and development of new energy resources, the country has increased its involvement abroad, and at home economic growth has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. However, progress has not been made across the board – political and social advances have been slower to emerge. The Communist Party still seeks to maintain control over its citizens, limiting freedom of expression and restricting access to information.
As China continues to progress, change will need to come to these areas as well and the country will need to solve the underlying conflict between communism and capitalism. Individuals are finding ways around restrictions and exploring the potential of newfound prosperity and global connectivity. Evan Osnos, China correspondent for The New Yorker, will share stories of ordinary citizens remaking their lives in this shifting landscape.
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FAME Medical in Tanzania
Catherine Duwe and Safi Mwambo spent their school break working at FAME Medical in Karatu, Tanzania. They both are in their final year of Nursing School in Tanzania, and we look so forward to them joining the FAME Team when they graduate next September. These two lovely young women are fulfilling their dreams.
Catherine is from a very poor family in Karatu. She began her time at FAME Medical as a Housekeeper. Safi was studying to be a Clinical Officer but had to drop out when her family ran out of money. She subsequently came to work at FAME Medical as a Nurse Assistant.
Recognizing their potential, both young women were selected for FAME scholarships –- a program FAME started in an effort to address the staggering shortages of healthcare workers in rural Tanzania. According to one report, the overall nurse to population ratio in Tanzania is estimated to be 160:100,000. In rural Districts, like ours, estimates suggest a ratio of 6:100,000. Having experience, firsthand, these stark realities, Safi and Catherine understand how desperately Tanzania needs skilled and compassionate nurses. They have dedicated their lives to making a difference where they are needed most, in rural Tanzania, the place of their birth.
Africa Dream Safaris will match dollar for dollar any $50 donation thus turning your contribution into $100, which has real significant purchasing power in Tanzania. Please click here to contribute to FAME and to learn more about the organization. Make sure to enter 'Africa Dream Safaris' in the designation field to ensure that your $50 donation is matched correctly.
- February 17, 2012
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The opening night for Superfilth's new sister party – "Nu Jakker"
Based underneath the family run 'El Aguajal' restaurant. Nu Jakker will be keeping things more intimate than its ever growing big sister Superfilth !!!….and that's what we think is needed. Hosting some of the finest names in the cities new breed of jacking yet tribalistic techno and electro DJ's and taking them deep into the heart of Dalston.
Something we have been loving more and more in recent months is the return of tribal beats and samples ranging anything from wailing Moroccan maidens to Serbian trumpet calls hitting up our dance floors! So we've decided to indulge in our love and bring it all into one messy basement placed party!
And who better to start this shindig off than the mighty Solo!
Solo signed to Dirty Bird as well as own label Dead Fish is one of the pioneering producers in this percussion lead sound-scape. Taking influences from Tribal/Latin/eastern European and any thing else he can manage to get his hands on and forging them in to tunes that sit nicely in record bags of DJs ranging from Claud Von Stroke to Diplo! Its pretty rare to catch a DJ of this caliber in such an intimate surroundings, so we can guearentee it is not one to miss!
Also…..As well as hosting and laying down some of his own Nu jacking productions, Nu Jakker front man Arrow will be joined by fellow Superfilth residents Oli D.A.B & Robin, who will begetting a chance to bring out their more ethnically driven bass rolling beats!
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Way too big for me.
By mona
from toronto
Just got it today and was looking forward to it.Had previous model,but it broke.When i removed this juicer from the box,i couldn't believe the size of it.Its huge,bulky and cheaply done.Now,i have to pack everything in this big box,and carry it to post office.Being senior,its a huge hassle.Not for me.Going back.I recommend it to people with large kitchens.Mine is small.
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Lots of bling but not enough zing
By Pam
from Brockvile .On
I love the stainless steel it is really classy, and sparkles. However i could not get this Juicer to work properly because i had a hard time tightening the blade because i have athritis in my hands, Very quiet when it is running,does a very good job of juicing.Some of recipes are a lot of work using the different pulp to bake some recipes.It is really to big for one person and the daily clean up was too much for me with my mobility issues, and heavy to move.Otherwise it is a good machine,I had to return it,because i couldn't use it


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I was about to right Paris off..
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As far as a city goes.. Paris is a lovely place. The historic buildings.. the cobblestone streets.. the smell of incredibly good food everywhere.. it would be all we could ask for.. but the Parisians (in general) let this place down!
We went the all the typical sights.. Arc de Triomphe.. Eiffel Tower.. the Notre Dame.. La Basilique du Sacr� Coeur.. and at every place we visited we were continually accosted by beggars and scammers. It was a neverending barrage!
Trying to speak to anyone in the city is next to impossible unless you speak the lingo.. which we don't.. which means we got snobbed quite a lot
We spent a whole day taking trains on the underground subway (called the Metro) from spot to spot.. and quite a bit of walking around looking for metro stations! By the end of the day we were exhausted.. and with all the drama we've endured I had had about enough.
There was one place we went though that was absolutely amazing.. the Catacombes. Basically, it's an underground tunnel system filled with tens of thousands of dead Parisians. Some time ago the cemeteries of Paris were full.. so the local government exhumed all the remains and neatly stacked them in the underground tunnels. It's an experience you will not get anywhere else. Truly worth the 8 euro entry.
Back in our hostel room.. beers at the ready.. we were going to chill out and have an early night.. but we decided to go for a night walk. We went to La Basilique du Sacr� Coeur for the second time.. but this time it was special. We sat on the grass drinking our beer and enjoying the views of Paris at night.. just like a couple of hundred other people were! There was music playing.. a party vibe.. and it was obvious that it was mostly a local crowd. We met a French couple who were very friendly. We immidiately thought we were being swindled.. but they were actually genuinely nice people.
At the moment.. I thought perhaps the younger generation of Parisians were trying to change the general arrogant perceptions they are unfortunately famous for.
On our way back we stopped in at a French cafe for some food.. well.. Andrew had some food.. I needed to satisfy my sweet tooth! Food in France is awesome. Apart from the odd McDonalds.. you can't go wrong.. no matter where you go. The French pride themselves on their talent for serving great food!
It's on the Switzerland now. I'll tell you all about it in the next post.
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Lesson 2: Identifying Facts
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Dandelions (Early Bird Nature Books) | 640L
- Learning Goal
- Identify and describe a fact.
- Duration
- Approximately 50 minutes
- Necessary Materials
- Provided: Independent Practice Worksheet
Not Provided: Dandelions by Kathleen V. Kudlinski
Teacher Modeling
will introduce the definition of a fact. I will explain that facts are ideas that can be proven true and that nobody can disagree with. Tell students: "If I say that dandelions have green buds that turn into yellow flowers, can anyone disagree with me and still be telling the truth? No, so that is a fact." I will discuss how facts are statements that do not include how someone feels or what one thinks about something. I will provide more examples of facts. I will read Chapter 1 of Dandelions by Kathleen V. Kudlinski and model how to identify one fact on each page by discussing what I learned.
TIP: Another way to define proof is to ask, "Can anyone disagree with me and still be telling the truth?" Consider how multiple approaches to explaining "proof" to students before teaching the lesson. You may need to provide additional examples during the Direct Teaching to reinforce the concept.
Think Check
Ask: "How do I know if a sentence is a fact?" Students should respond that the sentence can not be disagreed with because it is always true.
Guided Practice
will read Chapter 2 and identify one fact we learned on each page. We will discuss what types of sentences these are and why these statements are facts.
Independent Practice
will listen as I read Chapter 3 aloud. You will identify two facts in writing that you learned from the chapter. You will explain in writing how you knew these were facts. (Independent Practice Worksheet is provided.)
Build Student Vocabulary jagged
|Tier 2 Word: jagged
|Contextualize the word as it is used in the story
|The leaves of a dandelion are jagged.
|Explain the meaning student-friendly definition)
|Jagged means uneven and sharp, not round or straight. The dandelion leaves are not smooth. Their edges are uneven and pointed.
|Students repeat the word
|Say the word jagged with me: jagged.
|Teacher gives examples of the word in other contexts
|The blade of a saw is jagged so that it cuts well. Sometimes I like to carve pumpkin faces with jagged teeth. A mountain with sharp rocks at the top has jagged peaks. When the glass broke, there were jagged pieces all over the floor.
|Students provide examples
|Tell me about something that is jagged? Start by saying, "I once saw a jagged ________________."
|Students repeat the word again.
|What word are we talking about? jagged
|Additional Vocabulary Words
|scatter, speck
Build Student Background Knowledge
Pause at page 7. After identifying the fact that the word "dandelion" comes from French, ask students if they know where France is. Point to France on a world map, and explain that many of our words come from the French language, for example, "ballet."
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Great piece to use for our first graders. Thanks!
I am starting facts and opinions so this is a perfect lesson. Thanks!!
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Pictures From My Last KL Trip
Posted: 05 Feb 2009 | | Comments: 6
For the recent Chinese New Year holidays, I took a trip to KL (as usual whenever there's a long break). Spent some time at KL Butterfly Park and took night trips to Putrajaya and KLCC.
Why am I mentioning this? Of course there's an ulterior motive; I want to share some of the photos I took 🙂


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Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - August 9, 1890, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania 4 victim NINTH YEAK-NO-137. LOCK HAVEN. PA.. SATURDAY. AUGUST 9,1890. PRICE-TWO CENTS EVENING EXPRESS fcUNSLttSS UUOTHKK8---P1IBUSHEKS CURRENT COMMENT. The Attoruuy.Genoral decides that General Badeau is not entitled to a place on tho retired list of the army, and that ex tinguishod celebrity will now be more retired than ever.__ Qes. Di:ti.kk, with others, owns 83,000 acres or land in Pueblo county, Colorado, which is entirely under fence and is now rented out to many different eattle and horse ownerB for grazing purposes. American olaimarjjs to foreign millions are legion, but the dividends they aro able to show are very few. Possibly they might succeed bettor if they took ad van tago of tho prevailing oraze for selling out to EngliBh syndioates._ Gold is at a premium of 209 at Buenos Ayres,snd now the Government proposes to relieve the situation by issuing $50,000,000 more of paper money. They evidently have a good deal to learn down thero about an irresponsible paper currency. Senator Carlisle has agreed to oome up into Pennsylvania and make some free trade speeches in the interest of Mr. Patti-Bon. Ig is to be hoped he will not rooon-sider hiB determination, as it is desirable to make the Republican majority as largo as possible-___ Jai-ax has held its first election under its new constitution, and it passed off not unlike similar elections in this country, Four parties had their candidates for whom the supporters rallied a full force, tho result being that the "liberals" or "progressives" obtained the advantage. Adtices from North Dakota Indicate that the Lottery Company has not abandoned its efforts to prooure a charter In that State. It is Baid tho Company has active agents fti all parts of the State, amply provided with funds, to work tho primaries in the interest of the charter, and so far the agents are doing very well indbed. The Nov? York papers insist that it is the wish of the mombersof Genera] Grant's family that his body shall remain iu the tomb at Riverside. Whether this Is true or not oannot now be determined, but it iB hardly credible that they wish to have his ashes kept forever in the wretched receptacle with which New York now dishonors them in violation of her pledges. Last year Kansas produced the enormous amount of �40,000,000 bushels of corn. This year it is feared she will grow only one-fifth that amount. An equal shortago is predicted in the adjoining States of Missouri and Nebraska, which would reduce tho coming crap some 400,-000,000 bushels. That tho crop as a whole will be much smaller than last year is conceded. The Farmers' Allianoe iu Pennsylvania is not making many converts and iB not likely to play an important part in the ponding campaign, as the same order will in the South and West. The Pennsylvania farmers have always been conservative whenever aranks and demagog nes have tried to fool tbem, and there are no Bigns that they have loBt any of t.beir old-fashioned wisdom. M YORK CENTRAL TIEB UP No Trains Running Between Kew York and Albany. A GENERAL DESERTION OF EMPLOYES Cholera, m Iowa would ibdeed be an nnw el coins novelty. The terrible disease would bo soiuc'iLiing of a at ranger to tbe people of tbe .Northwest, yet a little village out that way is scourged by an epidemic that bears to it much resemblance. What the cause of tbe visitation in is a taystery. It is only known 'hat tbe Inhabitants ona after anotbor arB attacked, and tbat there is a fearful fatality. Fifteen deaths are reported within a week, and the end is not yet. Mr*. Thomas A. Scott'i Mam Ian. Mrs. Thomas A. Bcott's residence TB L'hiladolpbia is one of tbo largest private dwcllinga iu tho United Stafes. it contains as many rooms as a good-Bized hotel. These aro all under tbo supervision of a young man, who goes about with so many keys to a broad girdle around bis waist that the tradesmen who visit tbe bouse call him "St. Peter." There are seventeen bath rooms in tbe bouse. Mrs. Scott's bustmid was tho President of tho Pennsylvania Kailroad Company for many years boforo bis death. The lihlnehart SUturn. Maoaaer Faroa worth informs us tbat be is negotiating with tbo managers of the "Rhinobart Sisters" for one night. Ho najii tliuro is a very small cLodcd for such a c�r,r.^tiny li^vina ;i (Jito >_ipfMi. No mut. t^i; '>..-.,w vvo lire on eaiib, cii*"! m y.'. {luv.i rututu. 1' �jifjw;1)!tvr;Un\ tbiil m;:f\i'. !?:!.i> Uh'>'';Ui>: your hra. rr.ii. C/t: �>DIai vottJ uu Oct'-fO^r 1 uyou to S5,000,000, iiil|>�. CUUIJJUU; V. iii frou. $3,000,000 Tho $2,000,000 of fresh capital whioh will bB raised will bo used to enlarge the steel plant at Sparrows Point, Md., and to oonatruot a ship building plant and dry docks. By a rreconcerted Arrangement the Men Step Work About Seven O'clock Last Evening. Resullinc Iu a Total Suspension of Trattlc Between New York anil ituir.io. New yoiiK, Aug. 8.-The Btrike of em ployes on the New York Central and Hod-son River railroad was begun at 7:30 p. m. Not a train has left the depot at Forty-second street since that hour. Tho Grand Union hotel is crowded with people who expected to leave the city, and had engaged passage for various points. At half past eight a gentleman reached the hotel and announced that the engineers and men employed in running an incoming train had deserted their posts in the tunnel at Eighty-Siit street, and left the train standing there. He, as well as the other passengers, had to get out and make their way to Forty second street on foot or by horse oar. OTHER hpap5 TIED it. The latest report is that whe West Shore road is tied up throughont its length, as well as the New York and New Haven road. Great throngs of people are crowded into tho Grand Central depot, and trying to have tiekets changed and asking all manner of questions. Vice President Webb was interviewed on the situation. He said that tbe strike extended only to West Albany. All men who went from the employ of the road this evening Webb said, would be promptly discharged in the morning. Those men who remained trae to the company would be well taken care of and amply protected, as well SB all men who came to work for the road. The roads wonld take on all good men who applied for work in the morning, as far aa they were nocded to fill tho places of thn deserters, and they would be guaranteed from all barm as well. With great emphasis the vice-president announced that he would fight the strikers to tbo bitter end. TV HAT THE JIEX DEMAND. The new domands are: For a minimum day's wages $1.50, station ngentB to receive an increase of 35 a month. The men in tho yards at Troy and Green 1st land shall recoivo Ibo same compensation as at Schneotady and East Albany. All firemen on six wheel oonuected engines shall raceive two and one-fourth cents per mile; all engineers of the same four cents; four wheel engineers, three and one-half cents per mile; firemen two cents per mile; for all over time double pay. Mr. Webb announced that a fast mail had pulled out of tho depot at 'J p. m. with four maircars, but no passenger cars were attached. The Vice President further announced that no attempt wonld be made to rnn any trains to-night, everything would be left at a standstill just whero'the men left off. A COMPLETE TIE Ul\ ALUASiT, Aug. 8.-The Central Hudson road is tied up from Buffalo to New York. All the Bw'itchmcn have deserted their posts. Trains are allowed to proceed to the terminus of tho divisions and then switch service is refused. Tho strike began at 7 p. m, STUlKEllS STOI' A THAIS. 1 The strike in this section extends to the Bwitohmon, yardmen, and in some instances to brakemcn. No through trains have moved more than a mile out of Albany since 7 o'olock. The North Shore Express, carrying ' the United States mail, wbgch left New York at 4:50 p. m. arrived here at 8 o'olock. An attempt was made to run it out of here at 10 o'clock, but before it had gone half a dozen blocks it was stalled by tho strikers who put on the air brakes and crowded tbe platforms of tbe cars, preventing tbe one brakeman who was on tho train from touching ft brake. OTHER TRAINS SUSPENDED. Of the Troy locals only one has run since 7 o'clock. The 0 o'clock train out of New-York arrived here on time, but now lies in the yard here. People in a hurry to go Sonth and West go via tho Delaware and Hudson road to Binghamtou, connecting there with the Erie Road. The night boat to New York to-night bad an unusually largo passengor lint. It louks as llrjugh tho only dirert- lmtte to N'.'w Yorl: (.j mGirinv will ij.^ i In. Jay boat. The Wtit Sboru \h ujl lij'.'ilcLtii. The iv^rii!:^ Cuiaol.iu^ t_'ur.|i.iu). rn ruireall >ju'.leuir>rr in U.�:ii- mutiny t (;n.'/j* alike, tu.ti an they st;uiuu ,".n airoy of thuin iu a lucidity, with iust:ui*tiuns to call upon delinquents continually, who can pay, till their accounts aro squared. The dobtor feels that everybody in his town knows why tbo Eureka man calls so often and hastens tD do something. THE OUTLOOK FOR RECIPROCITY. The President and Mr. Blaine Agree Except m to Details. Washington, Aug. 8.-The Harrison Blaine conference at Cape Hay and the protracted consultation at the White House on Wednesday afternoon and night, in which tbo President, Senator Aldrieb, Major McKinley and, later, Speaker Reed, Assistant Postmaster General Clarksou and Uhairman Beldon, of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, participated, have been the talk of Washing, ton. The tariff and reciprocity alike have grown much brighter since these meet ings, and the chances of enacting the Federal Elections bill into a law greatly increased. The President yesterday received visits from Senators Pierce, Hale and other lie publican leaders, and though it hgB not yet been positively decided that it will be necessary for him to hand a special message to Congress concerning the important pieoes of legislation whioh overshadow all others, still a mutnsl understanding has been reached, which, it is believed, will insure the Bpeedy passage of tbe bills named, and an adjournment in time to permit Republican Congressmen to go home and help swell their majorities in tbe next Houbo. Republican leaders are laughing over the collapse of the little Democratic plot to provoke a breach upon the reciprocity question between tbe President and hiB Secretary of State. Said one of thB closest friends of the President and a participant in the conference : "It has been practically agreed that if the length of the session permits a reciprocity amendment containing the best features of those presented by Senators Aldrioh and' Pierce will be submitted The President haB all along favored reciprocity, but he has thought that the plan proposed by Secretary Blaine would jeopardize the wool and sugar schedules of tbe Tariff bill. Mr. Blaine himself seems also to have reached thia oonolu-sion. Therefore he has agreed to support a compromise whioh will insure the passage of the Tariff bill as it now stands, or probably with an amendment providing tbat in case countries sonth of us whose sugar, bideB, etc., are admitted free to tbo United States do not reciprocate within two years by taking onr breadstuff's and agricultural products and maohinery without duty, etc., the duties npon the former imports shall be reimposedst Thia would leave tho wool sohedule and free Bugar olauBB in the tariff bill intaot for the next twenty-four montbs Indicated at least. The President and Mr. Blaine have at no time differed on tbe reciprocity, except as to details. When the sugar schedule is reached, as it probably will be next week, the Republican Senators will have agreed, I think, upon the compromise amendment, which will settle the controversy onca and for all. I understand that Speaker Reed and Major McKinley have offered no objections to tbe proposed amendment, and that it will be framed in such a way that in no respect will it antagonise tho Tariff bill." -- � *--- v Speaker Beed's Reply. Speaker Reed in tbe North American Jlecicw for August, roplies with his aoeus-tomod vigor to the critiaisms of his course iu counting members not voting In making up a quorum. Among other things ho says: "The presence 01 a majority of the legislative body constitutes a quorum to do business. The essenoe of all business on tbe part of the legislative body is the consent of a quorum of that body, either expressed or implied. It may be as thoroughly expressed by silence as by sound. In tbe parliamentary sense, presence always implies full sight and hearing of all that takes placo. If a member, then, is present in full sight and sound of all occurrences, and if all action is loudly proclaimed by clerk or Speaker, he is as much a party consenting to all that occurs as If he vociferated in his loudest toues. This all admit. Even the writer of the anonymous articlo admits this in all oasos except that of a yea-and-nay vote. Hence, oven with him, we have only to deal with that method of determining tbo result." The brainy speaker baa had the better of tho argument from tbo first, and above all tbe result of his ruling has been so satisfactory, in that it has compelled the House to transact its business expeditiously, that he has received the encouragement of popular applause. Speaker Reed is J too great to ho conquered by filibustering tactics. TERSELY TOLD HAPPENINGS. All jho Late 5ew3 and Views of the Oity Up to 3:00 P. IL GOTTEN TJP IN A READABLE FORM tllocd Poliou Is vuiy Ijablo to [jilow contact ul the liiintia or lacy with what is known us puiuou ivy, t!.iT?'jiully iti uui woollier or it" :he l;o:ly is pcrspiriuy Ircaly. The trouble cjuj' subside for a time, only to appear in �ii:^'.i3va.:i:i! [crin -vhen opportunity offers. Tlie great purifying powers of Hood's Sarsapurilla thoroughly eradioalu every trace of poison from the blood, as tbe cures it has accomplished conclusively show. It also cures scrofula, salt rheum and all other affections arising from impute or poisonod blood. School Hoard Meetlna-Dlptheila at Wool-rich-Swimming Cloh at Renova-Crazea hj ula Beit-Over the D�m-The Rhine-hnrt listers-Arrested for Swimming- Rash Meeting at Wayne. An adjourned meeting of tbe city bebool Board waa held list night at. whioh all the members were present excepting Messrs. Simon, Paup and Welliver. The Finance Committee reported favorably the bill of G. Ii. Morlock, amount paid for grading and leveling the Third Ward sohool grounds and an order for tbe same was ordered to be drawn. Bids for putting steam boilers In the Third Ward school building were received as follows: J. H. Bicker $650; A. M. Thomas $700; G. W. Conderman 1750. On motion the contraot for patting in steam boilers was awarded to G. W. Conderman, his system being considered the best to be adopted. Mr. Martin to act in conjunction with the Building and Repair Committee, in superintending the work. Bids for painting the Third Ward School building were received as follows: Hugo Swaitz 190; L. T. Carpenter anieraas Tramp. A suspicious individual who has been annoying residents on West Third street, Williamsport for some time, was arrested in tbat oity yesterday and a large oarving knife found about his person. He was disarmed, the Republican says, after which he was allowed to depart for Lock Haven. Tbe police should keep an eye open for thia Knight of the Road. Festival. There will be a festival on Saturday evening, Aug. 16,18SQ, at Liberty, for the benefit of the M. E. church. As this congregation was a heavy loser by the June flood, they appeal to a generous public for material aid, and propose partial remuneration in dispensing choice refreshments at low prices. You are invited. Bash Meeting at Wayne. A number of - ministers are expected to be at the Wayne Bnsb meeting to-morrow to assist Rev. Huntar, There will be services on the grounds at 10:30 a. m., nnd 7:30 p. m. Ror. J. A. Wood Jr. preaobed on the grounds this afternoon, and tonight the services will be eonduoted by Rev. S. B. Evans. -�- � � An Oat of Town Blaxe. A bright light was seen from this oity last night in the direction of Queen's Run. It is said to-day tbat the light was caused by tbe burning of a drift pile. 9CNDAT SERVICES. Services at tbe Reformed Church both morning and evening at the usual hours. At Flemlngton, Epworth League at 7 p. m. and preaching at 8 by Rev. S. B. Evans, pastor. Services at tbe Disciple church at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday sohool at 9:15 i. m. At East Blaln street U. E. church, Sunday sohool at 9 a. m. Preaching at 10:30. Epworth Leagne at 7 p. m. Trinity M. E. church, Rev. J. A. Wood, Jr., pastor, preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 2 o'clock; Young People's Society at 6:30. Ilov. H. S.Basotn, from Jersey Shc:;i, will preach in tho Evangelioal Church at 10:30 n. m. and 7:30 p. m. ComnvaiiMm (iervioea morning and ovculng. Surdity school at 9:30 u. m.; prayor muating at. '1:30 p.m. Rev. Prof. C. G. llecken, of Wittoc-burg College, Springfield, Ohio, will i: y.:. duct tbo services at St. John's English Lutheran Church to-morrow, at 10:30 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. Sunday school It 2 p. m. Young people's prayer meeting at 6:45 a. m. A MIf cellnneons Mixture or Sense and Non-enee Scissored nnd Scribbled. Returning from their wedding trip. Bald Fondle to his wire, "What duties of our partnership Will you conduct my life?" Her loving eyes she on him bent. And whispered softly, "Dear, You take tbe business management, And f will be cashier." In Chicago beef will be dressed much the same as in previous years. An odd effect in suspender battons is produced by a shoe string and a safety match. A neat tie mnoh naad by members of the theatrical profession is over three feet long and made of wood. The striking bakers have nearly all re. turned to work. A loaf in the oven is worth two loafs around town. They say Mr. Powderly never smokes. He mnat be the smokeless powderly we hear so mnoh about. Brazilian bngs ire worn by hotel olerks. Most of tbem are born on the premises and painted green for the ocaasion. Never place your soarfpin in the middle of yonr scarf. Always pat it on one side and give the neoktie a ohanoe to be heard. Time table trousers are now worn by suburban residents. They give the arrival and departure of all trains and call out tho names of the stations. "Virtue, the new first baseman of the Cleveland Club, is proving to be a sue-oeea." Virtue always shines at the aide of the base. A fashion authority says the hands to become shapely Bhonld hang by the side. "Holding them up makes them big and flabby." Here is a pointer for tbose who are told to hold up their bands by road agents in tbe far west. Don't make a mistake by tryngl to impose upon a minister, he always stands np for his rites. It has been discovered that even the most skillful tailor eannot patoh a dog's pants. Pay your gas bill to-day. Tomatoes staffed with water cress is s new way. Small boy to green apple give me a pain." "Say, yon "No, your honor." said the prisoner at tbe bar, "it is not that I've been found guilty and sentenced to five years imprisonment that hurts me, bat when the prosecuting attorney says I'm no gentleman he insnlts mo." "I say, Billy, lot's go out to-night and whoop'em up." Billy-All right, Charley. When did your wife leave town?" Paste this in your hat when you go on a picnic. Drink only one glass of lemonade. Do not drink any lemonade. Do not go on the picnic. Pay yonr gas bill to day and secure the discount. A fashion expert says a brunette looks handsomest in green-yellow millinery. Thero will be a deal of tomato preserving to eke out the scant fruit season. Yon will seldom find an a ttorney at law -he knows better. A sure aura for sea-sickness is to lie on your back in the greeu grass and look up to the sky. This is the only sure cure known. Physiologists say the older a man grows the smaller his brain becomes. Thia explains why tbo old man knows nothing and tho young one everything. Chinamen rarely suffer from the beat. Last day to pay your gas bill for 3 uly and secure a discount of 20 per cent. When Chicago Is asked how she is feeling nowadays she answers: "Fairish, thanks." Dear old Chicago. "Why will women persist in stopping in the middle of the sidewalk aud talking," said a sour male specimen to a olever member of tbo other sex. "I suppose it's for the same reason that men will run aoroBS the street before a car or wagon and thou staud on the other aide and watch it go by," roplied she. A blonde or auburn bead gees bebt with a black dress. "1 wasn't lighting, mother," snid tho boy v.'bo canm boioo vi;h his oluthcs soiled and torn and bis face Inching as if ho bad uoeu through a threshing machine, "but the other boy was." THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. BASE BALL RECORD. Sittings for Saturday Prom All Farts of tho Globe. SAD ENDING OF A PLEASURE PASTY, The Undertow rrom a Passing steamer Sweeps Thirteen Battaere Ont Beyond Their Depth, � and Ont of the Number Four Drown-Several Oyster Men Rescue Nine With Great Difficulty. Baltimokh, Aug. 8.-Mrs. Mollie Storm, wire of Mr. S. W. Storm, � olerk in the Tsx Department at the City Hall, and Edith V.,his fourteeo year old daughter; Mrs. J. R. JohnBon, wife of tbe Bec-letary of the Viaduot and Manufacturing Company, Charles and German streets, and Carroll, aged nine years, son of Mr. J. S. Graham, olerk of Spring Grove Asylum, were drowned yesterday in St. Iul-goes Creek, St. Mary's oounty, while bathing. The bodies were recovered, and were brongbt to Baltimore) thia mornins;. The drowned were members of � party of fourteen Biltimoreang, Mrs. Storm and two children. Mrs. Johnson and three children and nephew, Miss Nettie Graham, her three nephews, and a niece, ind Mrs. Stevens. The party, with the exception of Miss Graham, who stood on shore, went bathing in tbe creek abont i qnarter of a mile from tbe bonae where they were stopping. The steamer Sue came along. The delight of the young ones at the sight of the vessel fonnd expression in hearty cheers and waving of hands, whioh salutations Captain Gsoghegm acknowledged by several whistles. The Sue at thia time Was about a quarter of i mile distant from the bathers. The undertow from the steamer caught tbe wxunen and children and swept some of them beyond their depth. Miss Nettie Graham cried ont so loudly tbat Captain Geoghegan heard her, bnt before he could reaoh tbe bathers a number of oystermen went to the rescue and saved nine. Mrs. Johnson and Edith Storm lost their lives in efforts to save Mrs. Storm and Carroll Graham. Mrs. Stevens wben carried ashore waa insensible, bnt wis resuscitated. PROCEEDINGS OF COKGRKSg. The General Tendency Bill Passed by the Honse-Other Bnelnees. Washington, Aug. 8.-The House passed the General Deficiency bill to-day. The remainder of tho session was taken up in discussion of a resolution reported from the Committee on Rales, providing; for non-occurrence In the Senate amendments to the Indian Appropriation bill, after two hours debate. A quorum not being present when a vote waa reached tbe Honse took a recess until evening. Nothing waa done at tbe evening session. W In tbe Senate tbe Conference report on tbe fortification and Sundry Civil Appropriation bills were agreed to. The Tariff bill was then taken np and I lengthy debate followed relative to the dnty on hoop iron, pending which tbe bill went over. A message from the President in ieferenae to the destitution among the aettlers of Oklahoma was read and referred to the Committee on Appropriations. A TALK WITH DVBSTON. A titlo will often sell a book, and generally buy an American girl. The oullook.for apple an doach dumpling sis bleak. The Auburn Warden 8�ye the Kemmler Execution Was Success. Albany, Aug. 8.-Warden Durston reached here this afternoon on Lis way to New York. He said in an interview that between hanging and eleotrioity tbe death of Kemmler was the more successful. "The execution was a great snooess," he said, "aa the official reports well show. The public upon sober second tbonght will feel that this is tbe bettor mode of carrying out legal executions. Read the statements of all the doctors carefully, and yon will see that tbe execution was successfnl-Much of the matter telegraphed from Aubnrn was for effect. Strip this of the verbiage and a different impression will be formed. Tho statement is made tbat one of the men at the switch-board wis a Wcstiughouse man. Lot those who assert this prove ft. Death of Walter rryer.' Walter R. Fryer, son of Edwin and Anna Fryer, died at 11 o'clock lost night, aged 1-t years and 5 montbs. He was only taken sick last Monday. Tho funeral will take place Anuria? afternoon at 2 o'clock from the house, No. 3 Pearl street. Interment will ha madu in Highland cemetery. Sfill Hud Bur Factory Burned. Thot, Aug. 3.-Tbo planing mill and box factory oi' Harrington & Co., at West Troy, was lieistruyod thiB morning by fire. 'The logs is etairuat'^d at $35,00p, with partial Insurance. The Three OignnlnrH-a and Their Bunding to Dexe. satiohal" league. Cincinnati-Cincinnati ft, Pittsburg 6. Cleveland-Chicago 7, Cleveland 0. FLAYERS1 league, Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 4. Chicago-Cleveland 8. Chicago 4. Pittsburg-Pittsburg 18, Buffalo 5. Boston-New York 11, Boston 10. AXEBICAK ASSOCIATIOK. Louisville-Louisville 7, Brooklyn 2. Won. Jjost- Brooklyn_______.60 9 PhUadelphla...57 31 Boston_____._____as at Cincinnati.......U 3� Chlesgou.: - wTork. Steading of the Clube. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Leal. ._______;__� a Newport.......* 61 Cleveland. _-J6 82 PUnu>nrg...__l� s� I-LATXB8' LEAGUE. Won. Loat.1 Won. Lost. 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The doubting Thomas wis told to act aa spokesman, and ha said: "Mr. Blank, what is the Prsakunt's front name?" "President? Front name? Why, I don't remember to have aver heard It in my life! " Who i� Preakleot. "Who? Wall, I declare! That's very very fnnny. Let's see! Let's as*. I give it up." ' 'Yon can't tall his name* "No. Yon see, I'm so very, vary busy, and it's snob a trifling thing, ami-" But the stakes were given up in disgust and the crowd retired-all bat tka two men with treacherous memories. 'Half to yon," said tbs first, aa ha handed over a dollar. O. K. That's the profit on two era tsa of berries. What's tbs next bet?" "That yon can't remember who discovered America." 'All right-faring Vm In. I won't be abls to remember that America was even discovered." A Big riock of | Aflookof sheep numbering or�r 75,000 head is abont tha biggest thing of Ks kind on earth. This great aggregation � owned by a firm, one member of which, J. F. Seldomridge, is a Pennsylvania!!, : hailing originally from Interoourse, Lancaster county. These sheep are now being driven from the fertile fields of New Mexico to ranches in Colorado. Though the drive began in May tbe immense float: will not be safely landed in Colorado until tha middle of September. Ottr the Dam. . The work of removing tha grass-from the pool of the dam is prngiemlngsaecess fully. Two fiat loads of twsoty tons each were removed yMterday alternoaa and thrown over tha dam. Tha job will likely be completed to-day.. Arrested for Swimming. Seven yonng men were brought before Alderman Noble last night charged with swimming in tbe river on Sundays. Three of tbem were discharged and fonr were beld for a further hearing. Diphtheria at Woolrlch. A case of diptherla is reported at Wool-rich. The patient is now improving with good prospects of complete recovery. PERSONAL PXKCILISiea. A Three Foot Vein. While sinking a abaft for fire clay at Shintown this week a vein of coal three feet thick was discovered. Miss Marlon Eelohner, of Montgomery, Is tha gaest of Miss Klapp, North- Fair-view street. Rev. J. J. Pearce, wife and daughter have returned from* an extended visit to tbe State M Ohio. Dr. F. S. Smith and wife returned last evening from a pleasant visit to Niagara Falls and other places in New York. Miss Maud Hollingshead.of Wilmington, ?el., is visiting In this oity aatha guest of her uncle, H. L. Gonld and family. Mrs. S. E. Qniggle will leave to-night for Boston, aa a delegate from tha W. R. O. of thia oity to tbe National Convention. Mrs.Quiggle will go ineompaay with Mrs. Measimer, Mrs. Fleming and other ladies ofRenovo. ;
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We make no bones about being head over heels in love with the Ferrari 458 Italia. It's sexy as hell and promises to continue Maranello's habit of building supremely capable sports cars.
Ferrari unveiled the Italia last fall at the Frankfurt auto show, and on Tuesday it threw open the doors to motoring Mecca the factory to brief journalists on the 599 Hybrid we'll see at Geneva. Automobile Magazine scribe and former Jalopnik intern Eric Jingall was there, that lucky SOB, and Tweeted this pic of a 458 body looking resplendent in rosso corsa.
For those of you who haven't been paying attention, here's just one reason this car promises to be so freakin' awesome. The 4.5-liter V8 produces 570 horsepower and 398 foot pounds of torque. It's got an F1-derived dual-clutch gearbox. And it will do zero to 62 mph in less than 3.4 seconds.
Oops. That's three reasons. But who's counting?
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Two of the three big questions facing Australia are about to be answered: Dragons v Roosters and Pies v Saints. Unfortunately the third, housing bubble or not, seems like it will be with us for a long time yet.
Of course, the longer the question goes unanswered, the more both sides will claim to be correct. Wait long enough and everything happens, all assets classes are capable of bubbling, but the longer the delay in any real correction of Australian housing prices, the more likely we'll be able to point back to 2010 and say: see, it wasn't a bubble then – this is a bubble.
At least the housing question is providing some laughs along the way, whether it be the extreme doomsters falling over themselves or the market allegedly being naïve enough to react so passing headlines of no importance.
Today's contribution by yet another economist who made a good but rather premature call in the US seems to merely state the bleeding obvious – if the RBA smashes us over the head with high interest rates, it will hurt.
Much funnier this week was ratings agency Fitch getting noticed for announcing it was going to "stress test" Australia's banks for the impact of a hypothetical fall in housing prices.
That was on Wednesday, the day before the Reserve Bank of Australia basically gave our financial system's stability a big tick. If it's a choice between the credibility of stress testing by the RBA, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority and Fitch, it's very easy to pick which one wouldn't come first or second – and would be lucky to even come third.
Fitch did have the grace to admit that it didn't think Australian housing is about to fall over, but "over the last few months, Fitch has received numerous enquiries as to the sustainability of Australian residential property prices and the possible impacts of a correction" so it would go ahead and do it anyway.
Well, it's an easy way to get some cheap publicity. And maybe it would be a chance for Fitch – or any of the ratings agencies – to perhaps show off some new-found capabilities, as when it came to US housing, they weren't able to count to ten even with their shoes and socks off.
The Harvard Business School published a very nice post-mortem on the failures of structured finance in June last year. The gross failures of the ratings agencies weren't the focus of the article, but it did include these delicious paragraphs:
There is certainly evidence that the rating agencies made some significant mistakes. For example, in May 2008, Moody's acknowledged that it had given AAA-ratings to billions of dollars of structured finance products due to a bug in one of its ratings models (Jones, Tett, and Davies, 2008).
In March 2007, First Pacific Advisors discovered that Fitch used a model that assumed constantly appreciating home prices, ignoring the possibility that they could fall. Robert Rodriguez (2007), the chief executive officer of First Pacific Advisors, describes the discovery:
We were on the March 22 call with Fitch regarding the sub-prime securitisation market's difficulties. In their talk, they were highly confident regarding their models and their ratings. My associate asked several questions.
FPC: "What are the key drivers of your rating model?"
Fitch: "FICO scores and home price appreciation of low single digit or mid single digit, as home price appreciation has been for the past 50 years."
FPC: "What if home price appreciation was flat for an extended period of time?"
Fitch: "Our model would start to break down."
FPC: "What if home prices were to decline 1% to 2% for an extended period of time?"
Fitch: "The models would break down completely."
FPC: "With 2% depreciation, how far up the rating's scale would it harm?"
Fitch: "It might go as high as the AA or AAA tranches."
The Harvard types are too understated to underline what of course eventually happened – but it is yet another lesson in the folly of relying on models.
Given the track record then, it is rather funny that some parts of the local stock market reportedly took this Fitch stress testing business seriously.
Oh well, it shouldn't take long. Might not even have to take off the shoes – APRA and the RBA have already done it.
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Minor Moves: Chris Dickerson Activated From the DL, Jake Brigham to the DL
Two minor league moves were just announced in Indianapolis:
**Chris Dickerson has been activated from the disabled list. As Ryan Palencer reported, Dickerson was out with a right heel contusion. Prior to that, he was one of the best hitters in Indianapolis, and a candidate to join the Pirates at some point this season as bench help.
**Jake Brigham has been placed on the DL. This explains the move announced earlier that A.J. Morris will be promoted to Indianapolis. Morris will most likely take Brigham's spot in the rotation....
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boot screen image up and running. When booting up to a Wi-Fi connection, the Nokia Lumia 620 beats out the Nokia Lumia 920 and occasionally, the lower end model loaded an app faster. In those cases when the high-end model was first, it wasn't by that much.
Perhaps some of the reason for this has to do with the newer Adreno 305 GPU that is on the Nokia Lumia 620 compared with the older Adreno 225 on the Nokia Lumia 920 (although the Nokia Lumia 920T made specifically for China Mobile sports the faster GPU). Those with low to mid range Lumia models might not be missing out performance wise compared to those who shelled out more money for the Nokia Lumia 920.
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ShadowGod is your shadow, he follows you all your life, but you never pay him any attention until you are in a desperate turn, that is when you notice the shadow, who was with you all along, even when you are alone. That is when you begin to truly believe that he is real and not just a mere shade in the fabric of existence.
you are soo right.............. thanks for posting!
I believe we are all guilty of this
You got it baby. You got it.
Yes, it is sad we remember god only when we need him. May be it is human. It is nice to equate god to your shadow, but i have a small confusion, you have your shadow only when there is light. In your darkest hour there is no shadow.K, may god bless all of us.
:) , even i said that for the sake of sharing only. I appreciate your interests in eastern thoughts. Even there is nothing like dark scientifically also, only the absence of light.
May I interject a scientific fact? Dark is technically always there, like,a hole..by bringing light in..you just metaphorically put a blanket over the hole..it is still there but you cannot see it, the light gets in the way. So..the shadow..kinda always there. ;)
:) , yes good point. thanks for sharing
I wish everybody could understand this..........
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Are you starting this already, Remo????
Will you be driving your C5 in the snow this winter?
Are you starting this already, Remo????
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Do you need to increase the dose on your winter meds, Remo?
Perhaps a new poll is in order. Which drives better in snow, yellow Corvettes or silver Corvettes?
Save the Wave!
This topic has become a CAC tradition, I kinda look forward to it every year.
Heck I try to not drive my Vette in the rain much less snow!
Remo, has the weather already turned wintry in New England? You're starting this thread early this year- we didn't even make it to Halloween before you started trying to get a rise out of northerly climate Vette owners.


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Yes, we do love a little celebrity gossip but we also know it's not cool to do something we teach our kids NOT to do. It's never okay to indulge in stuff meant to humiliate or hurt another person. That's why we came up with the concept of "Good Gossip," which is celeb news minus any mean stuff. Have as much as you want because this "dish" is all guilt-free.
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Guess what, Top Chef fans? The host of the show, Padma Lakshmi is said to be "getting to know" Richard Gere. Looks like he has met a "pretty woman" who also knows good food when she eats it. Padma is mom to a little girl and Richard Gere has a son named Homer who is 14.
If you love the show Nashville as much as we do, don't miss this week's episode (it airs on Wednesday) because it's a special tribute to the military, specifically the troops at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. The troops will be on stage with the actors and guest star Kellie Pickler, and even First Lady Michelle Obama makes a cameo appearance via video link. One of the songs they'll perform is a favorite of ours — A Life That's Good.
Olivia Wilde and her fiance Jason Sudeikis were at a jazz concert dancing when their baby decided to start dancing his way into the world. When her water broke at the concert, they went straight to the hospital. Their son, Otis Alexander Sudeikis, was born the next day. And we are LOVING the new mom's tweets since then. Here's our favorite, which she posted on April 24th: "Having an infant son alerts me to the fact that every man, at one point, has peed on his own face. #awesome."
Drew Barrymore and husband Will Kopelman welcomed another baby girl into the family recently. Their new daughter's name is Frankie and she joins big sister Olive, who is practicing for big sister duty by feeding her baby dolls one of her sister's bottles.
Don't miss Sandra Oh's farewell to the show, Grey's Anatomy, that made her a household name. We're going to miss Cristina Yang so much! What will her BFF Meredith do without her? Her last episode will air next week on May 15th. Can't wait to see what she does next.
Country music star Miranda Lambert has a new album coming out that's called Platinum, and she has some duets with Carrie Underwood and Little Big Town. She said she'd also love to one day sing with her friend Kelly Clarkson. She said she's also a huge fan of Beyonce but "would never dare tread that water because I'd be too nervous." Miranda also has a new line of shoes that she just launched at DSW and says that her friend Hillary Scott from Lady Antebellum wears some of the best shoes she has seen on the red carpet.
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My Guy: I think I'm gonna need a BJ tonight.
Me: Who do you want to be gay with?
My Guy: 'Bee-jay,' not 'be gay.' What is wrong with you?
Me: Oh. That makes more sense.
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There comes a time in every girl's life, and for me I suppose that time is now, when…
…her mother finds out about her blog.
Ah, well. Such is the internets.
So from now on you'll just have to hear about my foul-mouthed rants and drunken sexcapades in person.
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The cauliflower mash, of course.
Normally I am too cheap to buy fresh cauliflower, unless it's on the produce bruise-and-dent rack. So when I am lucky enough to find it cheap I usually roast it or put it into a curry—something that maintains the cauliflower-y-ness.
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First, let's say that you suddenly become the proud adoptive parent of four feral kittens in need of twice-a-day medicating.
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A couple of weekends ago My Guy and I took a trip up to the N.C. mountains.
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An interesting thing happens in neighborhoods that are populated mainly by irresponsible college students and kindhearted old ladies.
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You see, the way (I think) it happens is this: the irresponsible college [...]
First, let's talk about hype.
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Did you know that there is actually a restaurant named The Best Chocolate Cake in the World?
It's true. It's in New York City, but I have never been there and, more than likely, will never go.
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Because Snooki is part Boxer and full Mutt, she has some orthodontia problems.
Here she is exhibiting her classic underbite which, though adorable, is difficult to capture on camera as she only does it while begging or concentrating very hard, and the camera makes her anxious.
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Saturday, July 6, 2013 - 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Cucumbers in the woods!? Please join us for a nature walk collaboration with a naturalist from Higley Flow to look at some of the tasty treats of the woods. Explorers will adventure out into Higley Flow's trail system that travels through different ecosystems checking out the natural features of one of New York's most beautiful parks. Participants will get an introduction to some of the edible plants in the area while enjoying a short walk on the park grounds.


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So I found the queen today from a cutout I did Saturday. The queen and most of the bees have taken up home on the far frames, while the cutout comb in more in the middle of the 10 frame box.
Should I move the cutout comb to where the queen and other bees are?


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By Simon Sige – Huge Python In The Serengeti
Greetings…my name is Simon Sige and I am a driver-guide with ADS. I have just finished up my latest safari to the Northern Tanzania Game Circuit and am now back home in Arusha. Follows is my latest safari report for my trip with Don and Sue from Wisconsin, USA. The safari dates were December 2nd, 2013 to December 10th, 2013 and the itinerary featured 6 nights in the Serengeti and 2 nights at Ngorongoro Crater at the following lodges: Four Seasons Lodge, Lake Masek Camp, Kusini Camp, Lion's Paw Camp and the Ngorongoro Manor Lodge.
My safari with Don and Sue was simply awesome. We experienced all kinds of weather from rain and strong winds to dry conditions including dust and sunshine. The excursions with the clients were wonderful, the wildlife viewing superb and we also had a great experience in all lodges including Lion's Paw Camp in the Ngorongoro Crater. The following are some of the photos I took during the safari.
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- Wow! This was a huge Python we found crossing the road in the Kusini Plains, which is a very unusual sighting.
- Mother Cheetah teaching her cubs to hunt in the South Serengeti. This is young dik-dik, the smallest antelope in the Serengeti.
- Male lion dragging its kill in the Ndutu area of the South Serengeti.
-Lions resting under the tree after the big meal – at Ndutu.
-A cheetah wandering through the woodlands near Lake Masek, South Serengeti in the early morning hoping for a good day.
- December 12, 2013
- BY Simon
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Hard Disk Manager Business Edition:
Cannot be applied physically: Copy Hard Disk Wizard, Schedule Copy Hard Disk Wizard, Copy Partition Wizard, Schedule Copy Partition Wizard, Install New OS Wizard, Manage Backup Capsule Wizard, Split Partition Wizard, Merge Partitions Wizard, Redistribute Free Space Wizard, Express Resize Partitions Wizard, Undelete Partition Wizard, Wipe Wizard, Move/Resize Partition, Convert File System, Change Cluster Size, Make Partition Logical/Primary, Wipe Partition, Clear Free Space, Convert Dynamic to Basic, Convert GPT to Basic MBR, Convert Basic MBR to Basic GPT, Wipe Hard Disk.
Fully functional during the evaluation period: Smart Backup Wizard, Incremental Backup Wizard, Differential Backup Wizard, Restore Wizard, Cyclic Backup Wizard, Create Increment File Archive, Create File Complement, Create Partition Wizard, Express Create Partition Wizard, Format Partition Wizard, Delete Partition Wizard, Back Up Partition, Burn Partition to CD/DVD/BD, Restore Partition, Assign/Remove Drive Letter, Hide/Unhide Partition, Mark Partition as Active/Inactive, Change Volume Label, Change Serial Number, Change Partition ID, Edit Sectors, Back Up Hard Disk, Burn Hard Disk to CD/DVD/BD, Restore Hard Disk, Update MBR, Change Primary Slots, Log Saver Wizard, Check Archive Integrity Wizard, Synthetic Backup Wizard, File Transfer Wizard, Boot Manager, Defragment MFT, Compact MFT, Downgrade NTFS version, Test Surface, Check File System Integrity, View Sectors.
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What is Nine?
Nine was founded in 2011 in Vancouver BC by Nikita Rusin & Natasha Gorrie. We are the reflection of our brand, we have been part of the Hip Hop community for the last 15 years, from Graffiti to Bboying/Funk styles dance, to music & design. The brand is an independent clothing label & we are family operated.
The inspiration behind the brand is our past, things that have marked our childhood and teen age. We both love color and classic 90's clothing. Nine is a way to bring our own "Golden Era" back with more contemporary designs. All of our art is homemade in the Vancouver Chinatown. We are proud to be Canadian and being able to share our passion worldwide.


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Fire Damages National City Restaurant
Photo courtesy of 10News.
'A restaurant that was destroyed in a fire overnight Thursday in National City may have been intentionally caused.
National City Fire Department crews responded to Rincon Del Mar, located at 314 Highland Ave., at about 12:30 a.m. Friday to find the restaurant engulfed in flames. It took about 20 minutes for crews to bring the fire under control, according to Battalion Chief Larry Silva.
The blaze started after the restaurant had closed for the evening. The bulk of the damage was in the kitchen, Silva said. No one was hurt.
National City Fire Marshal Robert Hernandez told 10News investigators believe the fire may have been arson. Hernandez said broken window glass was found inside the restaurant. With an accidental fire, glass is usually blown out, Hernandez said, so it appears someone may have broken in.
Witnesses also told police they saw three men at the restaurant prior to the blaze.
On June 17, a man was shot and killed outside Rincon Del Mar during a World Cup watch party. In July, 35-year-old Daniel Arce Gonzalez was arrested in the killing


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Afterwards we went to the WA Museum and it was brilliant and all for an entry fee of a gold donation. The section on shipwrecks was my favourite and there was so much information on the Batavia. I will have to buy the book now.
For the rest of the day we relaxed at the caravan park and cleaned before our drive to Perth.