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No matter how you slice it, Stanford football has arrived. Though we've since assumed all the trappings of a football powerhouse – the three straight runner-up finishes in Heisman voting, the two straight BCS bowl berths and top-10 finishes, the top-ten 2012 recruiting class, or the eminent graduation of top pro prospect of the last decade – it wasn't that long ago that Stanford football was an afterthought.
On December 19, 2006, new athletic director Bob Bowlsby hired Jim Harbaugh, a former star quarterback, but an unproven coach who had never worked at the FBS level. The rest, as they say, was history.
We are pleased present Stanford football's 40 most memorable moments, trends, games and personalities from the magical five-plus years that followed that December 2006 announcement.
23. Run, Toby, run
Gerhart takes over against Notre Dame
Poor Gary Gray. Guy had been playing football his whole life, probably had a ton of highlights at Notre Dame, let alone at the high school level. Yet his most famous play will involve Toby Gerhart running him over. Funny how five seconds can irreversibly alter what we remember about a four-year career.
The highlights of Stanford's 45-38 victory over the Irish are here. Toby Gerhart trucks Gary Gray at the 3:24 mark. It was perhaps the signature moment in Gerhart's Heisman campaign in a game that the AP dubbed an informercial for his candidacy.
The game had multiple subplots, all of them intriguing.
First, Gerhart vaulted into the Heisman driver's seat after his performance that night, which included 205 rushing yards, three rushing touchdowns and a passing touchdown to boot (more on that to come). The victory, in his final game at Stanford Stadium, capped a ridiculous November that saw him score three, three, four and three rushing touchdowns against Oregon, USC, California and Notre Dame respectively. On the month, he would average nearly 200 yards per game on well over six yards per carry.
Though Mark Ingram would win the Heisman, Gerhart lost by the narrowest margin in trophy history and became that close to becoming the school's first Heisman winner since Jim Plunkett nearly 40 years earlier.
Second, Notre Dame's receivers were the real deal. Both for schadenfreude purposes, and because they are easily the most complete highlights I could find, no offense to Stanford Athletics' 90-second package, I've linked to highlights a Notre Dame fan compiled. Though these highlights are but five minutes long, two facts become abundantly clear. One, Stanford only won eight games that year because of its secondary, to put it delicately. Two, Golden Tate and Michael Floyd were studly.
Floyd finished with two touchdowns and the lion's share of Stanford's defensive attention, leaving Tate to go for a Justin Blackmon-esque 201 yards and three scores. Not to be outdone, Jimmy Clausen had an Andrew Luck-esque day of 23-of-30 passing for 340 yards, five touchdowns and no picks.
Still, the Irish's numbers wouldn't be enough to rule the day – nor save Charlie Weis' job. "Charlie the Tuna" didn't make many friends around the country during his time at Notre Dame, as he neither spoke humbly nor carried a big stick.
As for a lack of humility, Weis said early in his tenure in South Bend that his teams would enjoy a "decided schematic advantage" thanks to his coaching brilliance, and subsequently, whenever things didn't work out Touchdown Jesus' way, Weis was quick to deflect blame. As to failing to walk the walk, the coach finished just 35-27 in his five years at South Bend, posting a worse winning percentage than the much-maligned Tyrone Willingham and Bob Davie.
Still, though Weis was on the ropes, it was Stanford who delivered the knockout punch to his career with this win. The Cardinal trailed most of the game, by as much as 11 in the late second and early third quarters. Notre Dame's passing attack was unstoppable. Yet, despite these advantages, Notre Dame couldn't hang on for the win, all because of Stanford's rushing attack.
The Cardinal would possess the ball for over 35 minutes, gain 496 total yards and convert seven of 13 third downs thanks in no small part to that ground game. Gerhart (205 yards), Stepfan Taylor and Luck (35 yards apiece) and the self-dubbed Tunnel Workers Union up front would lead the way to 280 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns while averaging nearly six yards per carry.
More impressive than the numbers, however, was the context in which Stanford achieved them. As the game wore on and Stanford wore down the Irish, the whole stadium knew yet another run was coming, yet Notre Dame couldn't stop it.
On Stanford's first possession of the second half, Luck completed a six-yard pass, and then Stanford ran it eight straight times for the remaining 75 yards and a touchdown. The last three carries that drive went for 10, 18, and 10 yards, despite Notre Dame obviously being able to suspect what was coming next.
However, it was the game-winning drive which proved the quintessential moment for smashmouth Stanford football and nearly won Gerhart the Heisman. The game was tied at 38-all with 5:48 left and the ball on the Cardinal 28. With Notre Dame scoring at will, Stanford not only wanted to score, but wanted to drain most of the clock to minimize the Irish's chances of coming back. Mission accomplished.
The Cardinal threw once the entire drive, with Luck finding tight end Coby Fleener for a 14-yard gain on a third and six. The other nine plays that possession were runs, and despite Notre Dame selling out to stuff the box, Stanford kept chugging down the field. Toby for six, Toby for 13, Stepfan for four, Stepfan for zero, Luck pass to Fleener, Toby for seven, Toby for two, Toby for three, Toby for 19, and then, with 59 seconds left, Toby for four and the game-winning score. Run-game coordinators across the country smile just thinking about it.
One final gem from the back-and-forth contest comes at the 3:02 mark in the highlight reel. Stanford trails 38-30 and faces a fourth and four at the Irish 18. Luck pitches to Gerhart, who rolls right, sucks in the Irish defense… and (under)throws to Ryan Whalen, who scoops up a most critical touchdown. Luck would find Jim Dray for the tying two-point conversion, and Stanford never looked back.
If the motto of the game was "run, Toby, run", the ace up Jim Harbaugh's sleeve would be "throw, Toby, throw". In Charlie Weis' last game at Notre Dame, turns out it was Stanford with the decided schematic advantage.
50-41. More memorable moments - Loukas, Luck, and a phantom clipping call
40. Fake out - Luck stuns UW with a naked bootleg in 2010
39. Polls and bowls - Stanford climbs into college football's beauty contests
38. Steamrolled - Card run for 446 yards in 2011 beatdown of UW
37. Opening act - 2009 win over Ducks launches a November to remember
36. Going bowling - Loss to Sooners doesn't ruin first bowl game since 2001
35. "Shut up and play football" - Cal jaws pregame, falls behind 45-0 in 2010
34. Look ma, no legs - Luck throws a 52- yard dart while in free fall
33. Sit down - Burfict's head leads to go- ahead TD, Wilkerson's ices W at ASU
32. Injury bug - Despite multiple injuries, 2011 Card manage to rally
31. Whale watching - Stanford starts recruiting at an elite level
30. Suck for Luck - The media machine anoints the next football savior
29. Outta my way - Luck bounces off Cattouse for a 50-yard run
28. 0 for 3 - Card post three shutouts in 2010 campaign
27. Laying the wood - Luck lays out Wright
26. Concussed - Owusu is knocked out of four games
25. Jumping ahead - A 21-3 lead vanishes in Autzen in 2010
24. So close, yet so far - Luck's worst game costs Card 2009 Big Game
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Police found a stun gun in Shawn Duncan's home in May, a violation of his probation which has since been withdrawn. The warrant used to search his home was based on interviews with family members after their horse was found killed by an arrow in Westerlo.
A retired race horse was found dead with an arrow in its side in May. Now, its owners want its name, Belle, to carry on in a rehabilitation effort for neglected horses.
Now a skilled barrel racer, Dana Erickson was once told to stay away from her horses after getting a blood clot. She wasn't going to have any of that.
A program to combat military stress was opened last Saturday at a facility in Guilderland that also offers equine therapy for children with disabilities.
ALTAMONT — A new local horseback-riding facility is asking neighbors to donate shoes to raise funds for therapeutic programming for Schenectady ARC participants.
"We need to collect 300 bags of 25 pairs," said Erin Pashley, the executive director of Victoria Acres Equine Facility on Western Turnpike in Altamont.
HILLTOWNS — When Bonnie Schmidt met her husband, Dennis, they were alternating shifts as home health aids, taking care of a quadriplegic man in Voorheesville. Now, the two have quit their jobs and are in the process of foreclosing their Berne home as the long list of Mrs. Schmidt's medical complications has worsened.
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The Australian and Securities and Investments Commission is asking for penalties of almost $400,000 to be imposed against businessman Steve Vizard for breaching his duties as a Telstra director.
Prosecutors outlined the penalties they are seeking against Vizard in the Federal Court this afternoon.
As he left the court this afternoon, Vizard said he thought had received a fair hearing and thanked those who had supported him.
Vizard faces three civil claims that he breached his duty as a director of Telstra by dealing in shares in the publicly listed Sausage Software, Computershare and Keycorp when Telstra was finalising deals with them.
ASIC was criticised by some financial experts for not seeking insider trading charges against Vizard, which are harder to prove but are punishable by jail.
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ASIC said it did not seek the maximum penalties available because of the significant public disgrace Vizard had suffered, the comprehensive admissions he had made and the contrition and remorse he had displayed.
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It said Vizard had demonstrated a deliberate course of conduct on three separate occasions, done when Vizard was both a practicing lawyer and an experienced director.
Neil Young, QC, representing ASIC, said: "All of those factors in our submission point to the gravity of those breaches."
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ASIC has also asked that Vizard be disqualified from serving on company boards for five years.
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"It's not difficult to explain what he did. It is difficult to explain why a person with the reputation and education and standing that he had would do it,'' Mr Judd said.
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Earlier, Vizard told the court that he had made a "fundamental error" as a Telstra director and had let down himself, his family and the public.
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She's a budding prep star, one of the standouts among the county's impressive class of sophomores.
He's a former county star, having twice led Chiefland in scoring, and having played a key role in its final four run in 2014, now on the verge of starting the next phase of his hoops career.
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Investigators with both agencies began receiving citizen complaints in September 2016 that the home at 8841 N.W. 174 St. in Fanning Springs was being used to manufacture and sell methamphetamines.
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For state Rep. Charlie Stone of Ocala, R-District 22, and Sen. Rob Bradley of Green Cove, R-District 5, it may be a busy legislative session trying to pack in every earnest request for their help.
One of the greatest pleasures of reading is to escape into another world.
Yankeetown School's busiest readers over the last quarter term got a glimpse into one such enchanting world last Friday, when they were treated to a visit from a Weeki Wachee mermaid.
Mermaid Charlene posed for pictures with the students in the school's auditorium and took questions from the ones who weren't too shy, as the children queried whether she knew Ariel and Nemo, and how long she can hold her breath.
The Chiefland City Commission approved drawing up a moratorium for six months on medical marijuana dispensaries during its Monday meeting.
The vote was 4-0 with Commissioner Teresa Barron absent.
"This is going to be a hot item" said Commissioner Donald Lawrence as he made the motion to have City Attorney Norm Fugate to draw up the necessary legal paperwork. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Chris Jones.
Chiefland City Commissioner Chris Jones wants the city to explore putting a fire assessment on property in the city — especially government-owned housing — in order to support the cost of service in the city.
Jones' request came during the commission's Monday meeting after Fire Chief James Harris said his department answered 1,526 calls — fire, first responder and medical, during the 2016 calendar year.
Chiefland is going to get about 900 spaces for RVs if two planned resorts come to fruition.
The Chiefland City Commission, which approved plans for a 450-space RV resort last spring, gave its approval Monday to a second proposed RV resort headed by developer Hal Lyons. Sitting as the City Planning Board the commission took two actions — one changing the city's land use plan and another to change the land use for the new resort site and rezone it from R-1, single family residences, to R-2 multi-family homes.
The AARP Driver Safety Course for Seniors will be held at Haven Hospice Community Center, 311 NE 9th St., Chiefland. The one-day class will start at 9 a.m.: Feb. 7, Mar. 14, Apr 18, final class May 9, 2017 Call (352) 727 9542.
There are no tests. Class Fee: AARP Members $15, nonmember $20. The certificate of completion is valid for a discount on automobile insurance policies for three years. We plan to have lots of fun and show strategies to stop the CRASH which can cause injuries or death, so come join us.
A motorcyclist from Archer died shortly after 11 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 14, in a collision with a van on U.S. Highway 27A in front of Weeks Marathon station in Bronson, according to a Florida Highway Patrol Report.
Michael Blanton, 41, the biker, was pronounced dead at the scene. The other driver in the accident, Donna Cohoon, 60, of Bronson, sustained minor injury.
Wilbur Dean, who has been serving as interim county coordinator since the retirement of County Coordinator Fred Moody on Dec. 23, was permanently given the position on Tuesday in a 3-2 vote.
Commission Chair John Meeks of Bronson, R-District 1, and Commissioner Matt Brooks, of Williston, R-District 5, dissented on the vote saying they preferred to advertise the position and consider all candidates.
Meeks said the assistant position, "It was not created to the heir to the throne.
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Bruins coach Claude Julien addressed and unusually large group of media after their morning skate on Thursday before their game against the Penguins. Like the Boston players, Julien deflected most talk about how his team will handle Matt Cooke after his hit that put center Marc Savard out for the season with a Grade 2 concussion on March 7. Julien also noted that Blake Wheeler, Johnny Boychuk and Dennis Wideman did not participate in the morning skate because of a flu bug that is going around the team and that each will be a game-time decision.
Here is the transcript courtesy of the Bruins media relations staff:
On what his message was and will be for Bruins, in light of all of the media attention surrounding tonight's game:
I don't think I have to say everything I said in that dressing room. The one thing I can tell you is there's an importance for us to win and get ourselves in the playoffs. That's obviously pretty important for us, and the rest will take care of itself.
On if the best retribution in his mind (despite others' opinions) is to win tonight's game:
You can do [it] a lot of ways, and we'll deal with the situation when the situation comes about, but we know that the number one thing is to win a hockey game here.
On what he thinks Colin Campbell and Terry Gregson will say to him, Dan Bylsma, Peter Chiarelli and (Penguins GM) Ray Shero today:
No idea. Really, no idea. I'm preparing for my game and whatever they tell me, we're going to listen and see what they have to say, but I have no idea. Obviously they don't want this to get out of control. That's why they're here and they're certainly going to keep a close eye on it, including the referees and I think everybody knows that.
On if there is an expectation from the fans that puts the Bruins in a tough situation:
Well, you know, the same people that want revenge are the same people that will probably be upset if we don't make the playoffs also. There's ways of dealing with these kind of things and like I said, the number one priority right now is to win a game and let's let the game be played. We can stand here all day and speculate and like you said, a lot of times half those things don't happen and you just better sit back and watch and whatever happens, happens.
On if he thinks that the league's talk about fast-tracking a headshot rule and Colin Campbell's statement yesterday that supplemental discipline will be considered in similar cases might have been preemptive steps for something happening this evening:
I don't know. Again, I don't know what the message behind it was but the one thing that I do know is they're working hard to avoid some of those things that have happened and for that, I commend them, for doing that. They're obviously trying to make the guys more accountable, probably more respectful of each other and I think it's the right direction to take. It's not an easy job. I know we can stand here and even as coaches, or even as fans and media and criticize, but it's not an easy job and it's a job that not too many people want. It's something that, no matter what, has to be addressed and I think they're trying to do that.
On how the Bruins locker room is still frustrated with the hit on Marc Savard, despite the fact that it occurred on March 7, because there was no retribution (and now we are talking about 'vigilante justice'):
Well I don't think our team is reacting any different than any other team would under the circumstances. You lose your top point-getter for years here and he's out for probably the rest of the season. I think every team would react the same way.
On the keys of the game for the Bruins tonight:
We've got to play hard. This is a team that's got a lot of skill. It's a team that skates extremely well. They're a team that lost last night and will probably want to redeem themselves so I think we expect a pretty good challenge and our team's just got to play hard and you know, when we play hard the way we did last game and even looking back at Philadelphia and those kind of games. When we've got everybody going and playing hard, we give ourselves a good chance to win.
On if the honorable thing tonight would be for Matt Cooke, as a player, to make himself accountable since he 'has not been held accountable for his actions:"
I think that's a question you should ask Matt Cooke, not the coach of the other team. I think he's the one who has to answer that question.
On the status of Blake Wheeler, Dennis Wideman and Johnny Boychuk, since they did not participate in the morning skate:
Yeah, we're dealing with a flu bug going through the team right now so that's something that's certainly not helping us at the moment. We'll see how the day goes and we'll obviously have a lot of game-time decisions to make.
On how much of a fine line it is for the Bruins to try to be aggressive and still get the two points tonight:
That's just it. That's the bottom line. We need the two points. There's a fine line that, like you said, you have to be careful of. Things need to be done within the rules. Unfortunately, the rules aren't the same as in 1970 and in those days, it was a lot different. There were bench-clearing brawls, which you don't see anymore. There was a lot of other things going on and that's what everybody has to understand. There's a lawsuit going on right now with that Vancouver incident. People have a tendency to forget about that so it's a very fine line, very touchy for individuals and for organizations, so that's what we have to keep in mind here.
On if Matt Cooke would have still completed the hit on Savard if the rules were the same as in the 1970s:
You guys, turn the page here, I've had enough of this.


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Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, Winter 1972
The authors describe a program implemented by their agency, The Jewish Family and Children's Service of Baltimore, to relocate isolated, elderly clients from neighborhoods whose safety and resources have declined. They explain the goals of the program, elements of implementation from both health and social work perspectives, and obstacles faced by the program.
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IList<double> doubles = new List<double> {22.123, 400.12, 100.22}; foreach (int number in doubles) { Console.WriteLine("The Current Number Is : {0}", number); }
Can you see the bug in that code? We convert all of the doubles in the list to integers, truncating them. I was very surprised that the compiler didn't warn me about this issue, especially because the compiler would not let me write this code:
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What is the difference between those two cases? Can't I expect a uniform behavior from the compiler? The reason is probably historic – before C# 2.0 which introduced us with Generics, all of the containers held their items as objects. If the foreach statement didn't automatically do the conversion, the user would have to explicitly cast every item in the collection from object…
ArrayList array = new ArrayList {"moshe", "levi"}; foreach (object obj in array) { string str = obj as string; if (str != null) Console.WriteLine("The Current element is {0}", str); }
In most cases, the collection items are of the same type so in order to reduce the explicit conversion effort, the C# developers decided to do an automatic conversion for us. If we test the MSIL which is generated for the foreach statement, we can clearly notice to the "injected" code which is responsible for the conversion:
Now that we understand what happens, here is a way to avoid those kinds of bugs. Using the var keyword, we can ask the compiler to define the type of the collection item according to its value. Here it is:
IList<double> doubles = new List<double> {22.123, 400.12, 100.22}; foreach (var number in doubles) { Console.WriteLine("The Current Number Is : {0}", number); }
By changing this code, the compiler is responsible for determining the type of "number". In most cases, that is exactly what we want…
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In cases where some type provides you only with a non-generic IEnumerable you will be provided with object as the var type. THat may not be what you want. The implicit casting is a remnant of 1.1 days, I don't think it would be too necessary right now, alas, the non-generic interfaces are still around.
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Forget my comment…
Said on July 29, 2009 :
bwt, when you say "an implicit conversion is needed here", you really mean an explicit one…
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Sob, I didn't see the problem. You've really taken a solid look at the whole casting situation here. Thx for making your results available.
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The hotel was outside of town by a few kilometers along the main road. I walked into town to find an ATM since the airport didn't have one. I then wanted to walk to the beach but I underestimated the size of the island. Bus service only runs to a handful of the major towns and few of the nicer beaches. I got directions and struck out on a walk to a beach that had good reviews. To make a long story shorter I ended up walking 14 kilometers to the beach which was deserted
Koloumbos Beach was nice but was pebbles with some black sand. I could see Ios and some of the other Greek Islands in the distance. I went swimming but there were very few fish. Santorini is famous for its gorgeous views and not, however, for great beaches and I could see why. I was determined not to walk back the way I came so I walked the 5km into Oia, the second largest town on the island. I was able to enjoy the very famous sunset along the way before taking a public bus back to town.
I had hoped to visit the Akrotiri excavations which, like Pompeii, consist of an entire town buried under ash. Unfortunately the excavations remain closed as they are preparing the site for public access. The island of Santorini really consists of the towns of Fira and Oia and then everything else. The towns are touristy but have the famous Santorini views from the top of the caldera towards the volcano. The rest of the island is sparsely inhabited with lots of donkey pastures, barren land, unfinished buildings and grapevines.
The hike around the island yesterday loosened my wallet so I rented a car for the next 2 days (I did not bring my Texas drivers license since I had not expected to rent a car but the company eventually relented and accepted my passport instead). Many people rent the scooters or 4-wheelers but I had no idea how to drive one and didn't like the thought of so little protection. There is not much traffic on the island so the car was definitely a good way to explore in the most efficient way. I ventured to the southern part of the island for a different beach experience. Somehow I managed to find Vlachada Beach despite the paucity of road signs.
This beach had a few more people but was essentially empty. It did feature some cool cliffs that appeared to have been creatively carved by the wind. The beach was primarily black sand and I enjoyed the perfect weather and a book for the afternoon. I went into town to walk the famous Agios Minos Street which is in Fira along the top of the caldera. The views are just spectacular!!! It was fun just to watch people reach the street for the first time and catch a glimpse from the top. Inevitably jaws would drop and eyes would bug out.
For my final day in Santorini I booked an excursion to see the volcano and get views of the island from the water
The first stop on the excursion was the actual volcano which lies in the center of the old caldera. The old caldera is comprise of Santorini, Thirasia and a smaller island. Picture a doughnut with the doughnut hole being the volcano while the islands are the yummy glazed part on the outside of the doughnut. The volcano is considered dormant although it did erupt in 1950. The view from the water of Fira town hanging on to the top of the caldera was stunning. You wonder just how the town was ever built but certainly can see why someone would want to live there. We hiked to the top of the volcano where our tour guide gave us a history lesson on the volcano.
The most famous eruption of the volcano was in 1640BC when many theorize that the ancient prosperous city of Atlantis was destroyed. It is often considered legend but there are many facts supporting the claim that Atlantis was located at present-day Santorini such as geological models, ancient paintings, and Minoan history
Next we headed to Palia Kameni for a swim stop so people could visit the hot springs and mud baths. I wanted no part of that so I swam in the opposite direction to explore the fringes of the island. The water was rough making swimming a challenge and I saw very few small fish. It was entertaining watching the rest of the group return from the warmer waters only to encounter the cooler waters and then act like Olympic swimmers.
The excursion took us finally to the island of Thirasia which only has 250 people. There were 5 or so seafood restaurants on the water all offering the same menus of squid, octopus and small fish with beady eyes. No thanks. There's no beach on the island but I found a small dock where I was able to lay out and read.
Santorini's fame is well-deserved and I can see why it is such a popular honeymoon destination. With dozens of romantic restaurants from which to view the sunset it makes a great spot for couples but not so great for an old, single guy. I can't even recall seeing another solo traveller during my 4 days in Santorini. There were groups of young college kids though who found some popular nightspots. I'm certainly glad I visited since the views are truly magnificent but am equally glad I didn't plan more time on Santorini.


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After reading a story set in ancient Egypt, students write, illustrate a story and construct their own books. Chrystal Griffin, Academy of the Americas
Note: Activity is Step 4 - 13 of a multi-session unit which took my 32 5th grade students about 6 weeks to complete. For Steps 1 - 3 see Preparation and Resources.
My language arts class is conducted in English and Spanish. One week, the students work in English with English-language textbooks. The next week, they work in Spanish with Spanish-language editions of the same textbooks. [see Preparation and Resources] All fifth-grades are basically bilingual and in class they read, speak and write in both languages. I have encyclopedias in Spanish and when using the English resource materials, I read them aloud, translating into Spanish every other week, when instruction is in Spanish. I made the language of the book an option and 21 books were written in English while 11 were written in Spanish. [See Teacher Comments section for more information about my school]
Materials: 8 1/2" 11" plain white paper for text heavier white paper for illustrations colored pencils (can use watercolors, also) covers: watercolors acrylic paints permanent markers heavy card stock clear acrylic spray binding (our school has a spiral binding machine)
Step 4. Teacher and students brainstorm about life in ancient Egypt using Word Web chart [click to see sample] and KWL chart (What we Know, What we Want to Learn and What we Learned) [click to see sample] on the chalkboard.
Step 5. Students write their stories over 5 days, using ideas teacher has outlined in brainstorming, and their own notes of the discussion. Each story has to contain: Introduction, Setting (ancient Egypt), Characters (Tutankhamen at age 9 or 10 and the student), Problem, Resolution or some adventure that the characters have.
Step 6. Students edit their writing. Teacher holds individual "conferences" with each student to aid in editing and proofreading his or her work. Conferences took place over 5-10 days, depending on how many revisions students needed to make.
Step 7. Teacher reads and makes written corrections [click to see sample] to student stories. Students then revise their stories. During the written composition phase, I continually reviewed Word Web and KWL elements to make sure students included them. Sequence of the story was also discussed and illustrated on the chalk board. Students were referred to the Writer´s Express section on the contents of a good paragraph.
Step 8. Students divide their stories into individual pages, identifying and leaving space on some pages for illustrations to be added later. Each written page of my students´ stories was usually one paragraph long. Stories varied from 8 to 21 pages long.
Step 9. Students write a clean copy of their final story. Students also write a title page and an "About the Author" page, which was illustrated with a photograph of the student [click to see samples]. Some students used a word processor at home or school and some hand-wrote their stories.
Step 10. Students draw illustrations on separate sheets of paper and glue them onto written pages of the book.
Step 11. Students make a front and back cover by painting pre-cut card stock with yellow watercolors to achieve a papyrus-like color and look. (You need to test the cover material to make sure it won´t buckle or warp after being wet and then dried.) After the base color has dried overnight, students trace or draw illustrations in pencil, then fill in with acrylic paint. I outlined student designs with permanent markers and sprayed on a protective coating of clear acrylic (not in the classroom!). Inside covers were also decorated, using copies of designs.
Step 12. Students put books in order: front cover, title page, story with illustration in correct sequence, About the Author, and back cover. I assembled the books in class using the school´s spiral binding machine as students completed their work.


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Apt in Athens-Pool & Acropolis view
Size90 m²
Floor No.6(with elevator)
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Welcome to AURA - Acropolis Unique Residence Apartments
AURA derives from the energy which you will be experiencing as a visitor.
First and most important is the energy that flows from the Acropolis of Athens. The view to it is stunning from the living room and the bedroom as well as from the roof top terrace and the swimming pool. It also derives from the renewable geothermal and solar energy systems that were designed to insure heating and cooling, domestic hot water production and swimming pool heating in an environment-friendly way. Last but not least, positive energy is emitted from your hosts and owners who are trying not just to be accommodating but treat you as their own guests. It is only normal the mix has created the Acropolis Unique Residence Apartments.
The apartment is situated on the 6th floor. To visit Athens, it is ideally located in the area of Thission, a residential area at close proximity to all major points of interest during your stay.
Thission is actually the most appealing of all neighborhoods in the center of Athens, for visitors as well as for Athenians. It combines the serenity of the archaeological sites, the pedestrian streets, the neoclassical houses, the museums and art galleries, with the lively cafes and bars, the Athenian family walks during the weekends, and the open air craft market.
The apartment is literally 10 minutes' walk from the Acropolis, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, the Acropolis museum and other sites, through Apostolou Pavlou and Dionyssiou Areopagitou pedestrian streets. They are characterized as offering one the top most beautiful city walks in Europe. A variety of shops (grocery, bakery, bookstore and many others) as well as some excellent tavernas / restaurants and cafes are found at a 2minutes walk from the penthouse. The owner will be happy to suggest them to you. And if you wish to experience an open air movie theater, Athens Cine Thission has been rated by BBC as one of the 10 most beautiful cinemas in the world (open May-September).
The apartment has direct access to a private terrace refreshed with potted herbs and a cozy little corner to enjoy some nice appetizers. It also leads to the roof top terrace and the swimming pool which are shared with another AURA apartment. The olive, orange and lemon trees and the bevy of chirping birds complement the amazing view to the Acropolis, to the Athens Observatory and to the whole of Attica till the south sea coast. The swimming pool is enjoyed throughout the year as it is heated and covered during the winter season. A unique feeling no other apartment offers in Athens' historic centre.
The view to the Acropolis especially at night is stunning from the living room's sofa as from your pillows when you decide to rest after a wonderful day of exploration.
Amenities also include:
Heating and cooling through fun coils, free Wi-Fi and satellite TV, CD and DVD players. The kitchen is fully equipped with ceramic hobs, electric oven, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, cutlery, dishes and pans, kettle, French coffee maker, and toaster. Bed linen and bath towels are provided. A spacious walk in closet is designed to make your stay even more comfortable and to keep your luggage, ironing board and iron out of the way. Private parking is available for free in the building's parking lot, upon request. Finally a spacious elevator serves the 6th floor.
Your hosts, genuine, openhearted Athenians will treat you with the traditional Greek hospitality and will be happy to arrange for you tailor made day trips, in and around Athens. A number of services are available upon request at an extra but very reasonable cost, including cleaning service and breakfast served at the apartment or personal trainer and spa treatments.
6.5% VAT is already included in the price.
Airport transport or any other transport is available upon demand at an additional but very reasοnable cost.
House rulesThe guests in general must respect the property. Smoking is not allowed. Pets are welcomed upon prior arrangement. For everything you might need, I am 24 hours a day on call. The keys will be deliverd upon arrival and I will personally explain you everything you need to know for the apartment.
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We were very satisfied with the apartment. The apartment was clean and the service was very good and nice. I can only recommend the apartment ....
Wir waren super zufrieden mit der Wohnung. Die Wohnung war sauber und der Service war sehr gut und nett. Ich kann die Wohnung nur weiterempfehlen ....
Hello, I had 4 wonderful days in Athens, we were 4 people and the apartment which is also very good and clean. In particular, the proximity to the center, the Acropolis and Plaka has surprised us, on foot it is 10-15min, by taxi it does not cost more than 5 euros. George was a good host. Greeting
Hallo, ich hatte 4 Wunderschöne Tage in Athen, wir waren 4 Personen und die Wohnung was auch sehr gut und sauber. Vor allem die Nähe zum Zentrum, Akropolis und Plaka hat uns überrascht, zu Fuss sind es 10-15min, mit dem Taxi kostet es nicht auch mehr als 5 Euro. George war auch ein guter Gastgeber. Gruss
Very nice appartment. Well situated. great view. Everything was also very well organised. Great trip we had.
The apartment looks exactly like the photos show. In general it was very tidy, clean and modernly refurbished, although some devices were out of order (oven, half cooker...). We also missed a microwave.
The blinds kept the apartment completely dark at night and only a small and discontinuous sound from the fridge could annoy people with sleep problems. But it was not a problem at all for my fiancée and me.
The only inconvenience we found was the location. The apartment is a bit far from the city centre (45 minutes by walking) and the closest metro station is 10 minutes by walking.
All in all, I would recommend this apartment. However, if I would gone back to Athens I'd try to stay in an apartment better located.
The apartment was very comfortable. It was very accessible and in a great location. I would stay here again with ought a doubt. The only negative comment I could make on the apartment is that the hot water tank was not sufficient for one to wash before running out of hot water. All went well until the morning we had to leave. We were not told that the front building door is bolted at night and therefore when we left to get our taxi at 7am we were locked in. Thankfully the taxi driver helped us by ringing everyones door bell until someone came to help. Otherwise we would have lost our plane. The emergency door leading to the basement was also bolted. Shudder to think what would happen if there was an emergency evacuation scenario.So before vacating the apartment for good please remember to check that the front building door is not bolted shut.
The hotel was great! The area is a bit noisy, but you get used to it, the crowd that had begun at dawn. The beach was close but it was pretty crowded and messy so I had to go out every day can get away from beaches to search. The city, the bazaar is 10 minutes away by car. It was nice but a shame that such garbage, this was a bit dirty there would be observed.
The accommodation, receiving the keys was discussed according to each, it was absolutely fine !!!
The apartment is very good, near the metro that takes you to the center of Athens ... There is a bakery, pharmacy, cafes and a supermarket well next, George proved to be a good person and the next door neighbor has treated us very well and willing any kind of help.
We stayed at this beautiful apartment and we definitely would repeat. We didnt meet George, but we knew Panos, a great host. It was really beautiful and near Everything (shopping streets, bus stops, taxis, and walking it's 4 km away from the tourist part. Wifi was a little bit bad but we cant find something bad on this apartment. Thank you Panos! ;)
Great place to stay, quiet air conditioning, good location on the marina with an adjoining beach. Recommended!
Prima Unterkunft, leise Klimaanlage, gute Lage an der Marina mit angrenzendem Strand. Empfehlenswert!
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The 2013 O'Neill Coldwater Classic ran today with a new, unconventional format in pumping conditions at Steamer Lane. After fighting a rising tide at the notoriously fickle wave during Round One, the quarterfinalists were determined, setting the event up for a dramatic finish as the final eight battled it out in prime, dropping tide conditions. With all sixteen of the competitors lacking sufficient sponsorship to chase their pro surfing dreams, hopes were running high. That, coupled with the two Santa Cruz locals in the heat draw, had the crowd on the edge of the cliff throughout the day.
Round One's draw set the event up for local triumphs, upsets, and legitimate opportunities for each competitor to prove they could compete on the elite level. The biggest upset came at the hands of Huntington Beach's Billy Hopkins when he eliminated Granger Larson, who is currently one position away from qualifying for the 2014 World Tour. Santa Cruz's Shaun Burns and Noi Kaulukukui used their local wave knowledge to defeat Cory Arrambide, a successful amateur competitor from California, and surfer Dion Atkinson, No. 35 on the One World Rankings, respectively.
When the tide began to drop, the swell filled in perfectly against "The Slot," a narrow take-off spot next to the bluff, allowing the iconic wave to demonstrate why it has such a strong history and reputation. Ideal conditions held up throughout the remainder of the event with steep walls running from "The Slot" all the way through to the inside section.
The Quarters kicked off with an all-Hawaiian heat between Hank Gaskell and Torrey Meister. Meister started off quick with a nine-point wave (the highest of the event up to that point) that he punted a massive air on the inside section on. Gaskell was unable to come back and ultimately Meister found himself in the Final after defeating Ricardo Christie in the Semis. Noi Kaulukukui upset Chris Waring, a runner-up in the 2008 O'Neill Coldwater Classic, in a tight heat, but lost to Australian Wade Carmichael in the Semis.
Prior to the Final, Cory Lopez, Jason "Ratboy" Collins, and 2013 ASP World Tour Rookie of the Year Nat Young paddled out for an expression session. But finalists Torrey Meister and Wade Carmichael were pumped to get back out in the water, so the expression session was cut short.
The Final was characterized by multiple lead changes, as Meister and Carmichael went wave for wave in a seesaw battle. Late in the heat, Meister led with twin 6.67s, leaving Carmichael searching for a 6.54. However the ocean did not cooperate, and Meister took the win. Along with the trophy, Meister pocketed $50,000 to pursue his elite pro surfing aspirations.


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We will miss you, Ron Levy
Last summer, Ron Levy told me he was going back to Cleveland for brain surgery. At the time, he was tutoring me in how to incorporate Key Largo. I felt the time had come for home rule and I called Ron, the man who led the incorporation of Islamorada almost 15 years ago, a man who saw what Islamorada could be and dogged it into reality.


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oumou Sy from Dakar, Senegal, in West Africa, came to New York in 1991 and began showing her skills in hair care. Though she didn't speak English at that time she began working in small hair shops in Harlem. Years later she received her Natural Hair Care License in Cosmetology and Natural Hair Care from the State of New York.
Under the tutelage of Khady "Khady Rasta" Ndiaye, Oumou started her hair care business at home. As her clients base grewthrough the "grapevine" she continued to craft her talents by attending seminars and workshops and competing in the top African American Hair Shows around the country.
Oumou has won several awards for "twisting" and is one of the most sought-after hair braiders in Central Harlem.Clients often travel from neighboring states to get their kinky twists, flat twists or goddess braids which are neatly crafted with natural hair, and with the best hair products.
Due to the overflowing home-based business, in 2003, Oumou moved her business to the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market Incubator Program (MSHMIP), and in 2005, she relocated to her current 1300 sq. ft. location at 116th Street and Malcolm X Blvd.
Many African American and African women have stories to tell about wearing natural hair. Oumou in her quiet way has gained the respect of many women, men-young and older, by giving them the confidence to wear natural hair.
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(SAN FRANCISCO) — San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval smashed three home runs, two off Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander, as he helped lead the Giants to an 8-3 victory in Game 1 of the World Series Wednesday night.
"Calm down myself and find a pitch I could hit," Sandoval said of his approach against Verlander. "He's got great stuff. I just tried to get a pitch I could drive."
Verlander, who hadn't allowed more than one run in his previous three postseason starts, had seven days of rest following his last start and allowed five earned runs in four innings of work.
Giants starter Barry Zito pitched 5 2/3 innings of one-run ball to earn the win.
Game 2 is Thursday night in San Francisco. The Giants will send Madison Bumgarner to the mound. He will be opposed by Doug Fister. First pitch is scheduled for 8 p.m. Eastern.
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