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Athens News Courier (Newspaper) - November 18, 2005, Athens, Alabama Harvest woes?Farmers see improved crop yields, but prices are down in 2005Running rampantTop rushers Darby, Irons lead Tide, Tigers into Iron Bown IBThe News-Courier Friday, Nov embkr 18, 2005 Serving Athens and Limestone Coi ntv: A Commi nit\ oe Tradition and Fm 'RI enewscaurier.com 50 Cents c Heniy \'arne Oi Athens Subscriber of ihe clay Harry's on fire "Harry Potter and the (ioblet of Fire'' opens today. An inter\ iew with the director inside. 6A W(FF Hey, Sound Off: f or the person who is complaining about the, cotton falling ntTthe n il -.. I see nothing ■ Mig with it at all. Its just a little cotton and it won't hurt anyone. It seems like you're to la/y to go pick it up. That's the way it is down here in the South. If you don't like it then you can go back to where you came from, because b sure seemed like you had it made there. Don't put down our cotton pickers. If it wasn't for them you, wouldn't ha\e you're cotton clothes that your wearing. Leave them alone. .lust stop complaining about everything and fix it yourself. It's cotton. It is not going to bile you. More Sound Off Sunday Clet the news with your morning coffee SubNcribe to The \eu's-Qmrier 232-2^20 Index Classified 4-7B Comics..........3B Headlines 4A Ledger..........7A Obituaries 2A Hollis Alexander Jr. Ann Long Johnson Harold Francis Scott Robert S. Woodward Religion 9-11A Sports.........1-2B Valley...........5A Weather.........2A Daily Bible Moment "^hey loved the praise oj nieii more than the praise of God. John 12:43 Limestone Chape O -fH-« tW .122 H»v.ll N ' Athens 25Ó-232-I051 Obit line 256-171-09.14 7 69847'00001School vandal confesses Second suspect sought in rampage that did S19K damage to two local schools Bn Kn i n K v/.fk kellyUi athi'nsncws-couritr.com LimestcNne C ounty authorities were searching Thursday in Lawrence Lounty for 18-year-old .Alton Walter Wallace of nartselle. whom they believe was iiwolved in \andalism that caused S19,000 in damages to two local schools. A warrant was issued tor VCallace after Stephen Aaron Murphy; 1*8, of 1502 Vest Road in Hailselle, confessed to being one of the two people caught on \ ideotapc Niindalizing East Limestone High School on Nov. 9, where about S15,(K)0 in liam-age was done, said Sherift'Mike l^lakely. The tape depicting people wearing ski masks was shown on locaHieIe\ision news shows, where someone recognized ■Murphy. "Someone .saw the \ ideo on fV and Murphy said that looks like him and said. '1 think he Morgan County.'" the Inv estigators then went to Wallace got arrested in sheriff said. Moriian Countv .lail to interview Murphy. "lnve.stigaU>rs checkcAi his propertv box (where a prisoner's belongings are stored) ,uid one of thivse ski masks was in the propeilv box." Murphy was also suspected in a similar break-in at Clements High School oti Nov. S. in which S4.()()0 of damage was done. During the interview. Illakely saui "I le confessed." A hold was placed on him while he is in Morgan County .lail. where he faces charges in juvenile court, a spokeswoman See Vandal, Page 2A Limestone still listed on fire alert Bn I aSHI \ l.ON ELL tashia(a aihensuew's-cowiercom Limestone County as well as 32 other .Alabama counties remains under a fire aleil even after recent rainfall in the area. A\ceording to CIreg Wood forestry specialist with the Limestone County office of the Alabama Forestry C'ommission. the alert would remain at least through the weekend or longer. He said the recent rain was not enough to lift the alert. .A re-evaluation will be conducted at the beginning of next week by .Alabama State Forester Timothy C. Boyce who consults with Fire Division Director Ste\e .May. W'ood said some areas did get ram. but it was scattered and the surface of the ground is probably already dry. "We could have a fire today," Wood said. However, he said a fire that started now would not burn as fast as before the rain. Wood said that in the southeast the official tire season is Oct. 1-approximately mid-April. tie said there is nmre dry grass and leaves available to fuel a wildfire in the tall and it will remain until the fuel becomes green in the spring. Wood said the No. 1 cause of wildfires statewide is incendiary fires and fires caused from burning debris are a close .second. In Limestone County, more fires are typi- See Alert, Page 2A Spike strips finally enc police chase Bn Kfi in Kv/.fk kel lydg^athensnew s-courier, com Spike strips placed along Alabama 127 flattened the tires of a car of a man fleeing two Limestone County deputies and an Athens Police officer, but the man kept going for several more miles, said Chief Investigator Stanley McNatt. Michael Truman Green, 40, of 21429 Easter Ferry Road, was eventually stopped and charged with attempting to elude, reckless driving, resisting arrest, running a stop sign, improper lane usage, reckless endanger-ment, having no driver's license, driving with a revoked license and failure to signal. The chase, which began at about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and reached high speeds, occurred after Limestone County Deputy Josh McLaughlin spotted a car crossing the center line on Cabbage Ridge Road and tried to pull ov er the driver, McNatt said. "He began to speed up and ran a stop sign, then turned on Easter Ferry Road" he said. "He traveled to Edgewood then turned onto Sewell Road." McLaughlin was joined in the chase by Deputy Dusty Meadows and Athens Police Officer Greg Parnell. The driver of the car then turned onto Alabama 127, north onto Hays Mill Road and back onto Alabama 127, where Meadows and Parnell had placed spike strips near the intersection of Piney Chapel Road to flatten his tires, McNatt said. "The strips were successful, but the vehicle kept going and turned on Piney Chapel Road and into Piney Chapel Trailer Park, where they were able to apprehend the driver and take him into custody," McNatt said. He was taken to jail on $5,300 bond. RU.STIC HOLIO.W . . . Ncvv.s-Coiirier/Charlotte f ulton Pat Lewis, who co-chairs this year's Festival of Trees with Carolyn Crow, takes a break in a log cabin decorated by Tillie Daniel and Karen Mastich. 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The primary service areas of the Community Learning Center (CLC) are Pinellas County and Broward county. We are providing programs like homework help, SAT/ACT test prep, free books for kids, high school completion program, math camps and more. Affordable professional tutoring is also available so ALL families can benefit from this facility's programs. Our aesthetic 7,200 sq. ft. building represents hope for the Greenwood neighborhood in north Clearwater and is a resource that contributes to the city's elected officials' vision "to create a city that is a wonderful place to live, learn, work, visit and play."
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Clearwater, FL 33755 USA
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1411 N Fort Harrison Avenue
Clearwater, FL 33755
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What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Program 1
Free Homework Help & Summer Tutoring with Volunteers
Students are paired with community volunteers so they can complete their homework. Over the summer volunteers also work with students to fill in gaps in their skills so students are able to work independently and succeed in the new school year.
Program long term success
Volunteers are supervised by trained staff to ensure the quality of the delivery to students. Throughout the years we have documented academic growth in these volunteer programs with students who have received tutoring in addition to homework help. With students who receive tutoring as well as homework help from volunteer tutors, we have shown a grade level of improvement on targeted skills in 40 hours of tutoring.
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With students receiving tutoring in this free volunteer program, success is measured by grade levels of improvement on the Wide Range Achievement Test as well as percentage of growth on the Decoding Skills Assessment and ABC Skills Assessment. Success for students receiving homework help only is measured by improved school grades.
Program success examples
"I personally learned a lot about 'how to learn' better and how to avoid getting confused on a subject and to stay on track. One thing that I learned the most from is if I don't understand something I just read, then it was most likely due to a misunderstood word. I should look up the confused word and learn it, then go back over the page. Doing this more often improves vocab and better understanding." A.C. (student)
"I learned how to work word problems and drawing out pictures to help me solve the problem. I also learned the meaning of math properties." Z.M. (student)
"Music - V! Language Arts - B! Social Studies - A! Math - B! Science - A! And I think I am going to be on Honor Roll!" S.S. (student)
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Population(s) Served
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged, Indigent, General
Children Only (5 - 14 years)
Program 2
Affordable Professional Tutoring
The Community Learning Center offers affordable professional tutoring on a sliding scale. This program makes it possible for families of all income levels to receive one-on-one academic help for their children. We work with each student to identify their learning strengths and weaknesses and then develop an individual program tailored to those needs. Our students regularly achieve a full grade level of improvement with less than 30 hours of tutoring.
Program long term success
Our goal is to give children and adults the study skills they need for the rest of their lives. We teach students how to apply what they have learned so they will succeed, no matter what subject they decide to study. Our students and parents are given the proper tools to overcome barriers to study and they are taught the basics in education, giving them a solid foundation to work from. Having this knowledge also helps a child with self-esteem and self-confidence.
Program success monitored by
We administer WRAT (Wide Range Achievement Test) Pre- and Post-Assessments to measure grade level. The post-tests are administered every ten hours to monitor a student's progress. We also ask for feedback and success stories from parents, teachers and students to monitor how a child is doing in school and to monitor how a child feels about the progress made.
Program success examples
An adult student named PJ came to us at 19 years old and he was at a fourth grade level in his education. PJ's tutor worked with him for one hour every day from Monday through Friday for over six months and PJ excelled rapidly. PJ then graduated with his GED and is doing very well in life now. PJ is currently enrolled in college and continues excelling in life.
"Aniyah started out really not understanding how serious reading and writing are and can be. Due to the help of the Community Learning Center tutors, she's improved and made the Honor Roll for the first time her third grade year." A.E. (parent)
We have been providing Affordable Professional Tutoring for many years. Below is a report of the results of this program when it was delivered to public school students through the No Child Left Behind program in 2011/2012. These results are from students in six counties which is where we serviced that year.
Every year our program increases student scores on both the Wide Range Achievement Test 4 (WRAT) and school measures. These results are consistent with the results our program has obtained serving underachieving and low income students over the past 18 years (five of these through the No Child Left Behind program.)
Language Arts
357 elementary reading students completed their program—these students range from K to 5th grade. 86.8% of the reading goals set for these students were achieved. The average increase on the reading tests in each county ranged from 1.08 to 1.61 grade levels. Reading students were assessed on their reading level on the Wide Range Achievement word reading subtest (measuring decoding, sight word recognition and ability to read multisyllabic words) or the Wide Range Achievement comprehension test.
18 middle school reading students in 6th, 7th and 8th grade have completed their program in Broward County. 100% of these students were tutored one-on-one in their homes and all reached the goals established in their Student Learning Plans which was an improvement of 20% on the benchmarks targeted which were measured by the Wide Range Achievement Test.
Improvement on school-based measures can be found in all counties in which we served. In each county we obtained report card information. We have grade information on 117 of the elementary reading students. Of these students 39% stayed the same and 58% showed an improvement in their reading grades between the first marking period which was prior to the start of tutoring and the marking period that came after the students had received at least 20 hours of tutoring. We have grade information on 21 of the middle school reading students. Of these students 33% stayed the same and 48% showed an improvement in their grades in reading/language arts.
We sent out post program surveys to teachers for approximately 180 students in Pinellas. We have received 19 responses. 64% noticed a change in the students' attitude towards school. 89% noticed a change in the student's schoolwork and academic achievement in the subject tutored. 47% noticed a change in the student's behavior. 90% felt that the student benefited overall from the tutoring.
Our program has increased student scores on both the Wide Range Achievement Test 4 (WRAT) and school measures. 2011/2012 results are as follows.
Based upon reports turned in from Pinellas, Hillsborough, Polk, Lee, Broward and Dade counties, 98 elementary math students in 1st through 5th grade completed their program. 91.1% of math goals for these students were reached. The average gain in the counties in which we serve was between 1.56 and 1.75 grade levels as measured by the Wide Range Achievement Math Computation subtest.
Improvement on school-based measures can be found in all counties in which we served. In each county we obtained report card information. We have grade information on 46 of the elementary math students. Of these students 56% stayed the same and 44% showed an improvement in their math grades between the first marking period which was prior to the start of tutoring and the marking period that came after the students had received at least 20 hours of tutoring.
Additionally telling is the direct parent feedback that we have received. Each year we conduct mid- and post- tutoring surveys with parents. These have been positive in all counties we serve. Results are tabulated separately by county and collectively. Overall results from the 11/12 program (95 parents surveyed) were as follows: Under "Please tell us how much difference you noticed in terms of your child's attitude about school" (on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being completely different and positive), the average response was 4.5. Under "On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being totally satisfied how would you rate your experience with our tutoring organization?" the average response is 4.7. Under "Please rate the tutoring that your child received in terms of overall results in their performance in school," the average response was 4.7. During the survey many parents commented about how their children's grades have improved, positive feedback they have received from teachers, and how much their children have enjoyed the tutoring (Parent post-program survey includes reading and math students). These results are consistent with surveys from past years.
Population(s) Served
Children and Youth (infants - 19 years.)
Program 3
Free Books and Art for Kids event
Each month, the Community Learning Center holds a Free Books and Art for Kids event where we distribute hundreds of gently used books to local children in order to encourage them to read. These books are donated by families and organizations. We provide snacks, art instruction, face painting, music, games and we have a children's book author attend to do a book reading for the kids. Every child may take home up to five gently-used books.
Program long term success
During these events, kids and parents are taught the barriers to study and the importance of using a dictionary. Families are given a free dictionary to take home, kids are given five free books each to take home, parents are given tools to help their own children in school and these are skills that can continue to be used long after the event is over.
Program success monitored by
Parent and child feedback, success stories received from parents/guardians and students. The rate of return by children and families. We also monitor the program's success by the number of books given and the number of children who attend.
Program success examples
"We came to the Free Books for Kids event today and had a great time! My children made some connections, looked at and picked out some great books that were interesting to them, played and had fun. Great first impressions for reading! We'll be back to this Book Festival again!" J.L. (mother)
K-12 (5-19 years)
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The goal of the Teens Tutoring program is to train teenagers to be tutors for students in Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade. In 20 hours, they learned communication skills, instructional skills, and learned about specific curriculum and on-line instructional games. We then hired these same teens to tutor local low-income elementary school students in reading or math for 20 hours.
Program long term success
The students served included African American and Hispanic students between the ages of 13 and 19 years who qualify for free and reduced lunch. All of the students who completed the training came from single parent homes. They benefited from the professional tutor training, the experience working with young children who are struggling with reading and they earned paychecks for their time spent helping their students.
Vital educational and life skills were learned in order to master working with small children.
• Self-confidence was greatly boosted from applying their new skills to truly help another.
• The teen tutors' math skills were also increased by receiving private tutoring in areas of weakness within their own education, e.g. basics such as double-digit multiplication, division and much more!
• The tutored children all showed measurable progress in their reading skills.
• The teens earned their first paychecks ever, doing something they never thought they could do—helping another person improve their basic education and literacy.
• The value of an earned dollar was learned and, with many of the teens, resulted in the opening of their first bank accounts!
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Feedback from teen tutors and their parents, success stories submitted by teens and parents. We administered Pre- and Post-Assessments to all of the young students who participated. All of these students showed improvement on the post assessments, most of these showed marked improvement in specific literacy skills which included word recognition, phonics, letter names and/or letter sounds - depending on the students needs. All but one student in the program made marked improvement as a result of their involvement with their trained Teen Tutor.
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"During my time being tutored at the Community Learning Center, I liked every bit of it. I liked that I got to read more. I improved my writing skills and we got to use the iPads. I also liked going outside. I feel like I got more education on reading. Snack time was my favorite because I'm always starving after school. I think every kid should be tutored because it helps people get smarter." -Dreko (student)
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Me being a teen raised in a rough place (South St. Petersburg), I never thought I'd have as much knowledge as I do now, and me being a tutor knocked that thought to the side." -Sherrod (11th grade Teen Tutor)
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Female Youth/Adolescents (14 - 19 years)
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College Prep for Athletes Program
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Scholarships granted, Wide Range Achievement Test for Reading, Wide Range Achievement Test for Math Computation, School Grades monitored.
Program success examples
"I came to the Community Learning Center and it changed my life tremendously. It helped me with school. Before CLC, my grades were C's. Now they are high B's and I am doing great! I would recommend this program to the world." T.A. (high school student)
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The primary service areas of the Community Learning Center (CLC) are Pinellas County and Broward county. We are providing programs like homework help, SAT/ACT test prep, free books for kids, high school completion program, math camps and more. Affordable professional tutoring is also available so ALL families can benefit from this facility's programs. Our aesthetic 7,200 sq. ft. building represents hope for the Greenwood neighborhood in north Clearwater and is a resource that contributes to the city's elected officials' vision "to create a city that is a wonderful place to live, learn, work, visit and play."
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Holly Haggerty served as the Executive Director and Board member from 1998 to 2001, when she left to lead a team in the creation of the Smart Way Reading and Spelling Program, a program based upon the scientific reading research of the National Reading Panel that is so easy to use anyone that can read can become a tutor. She then went on to research the state standards and write applications to deliver the program in conjunction with non-profits. Her applications were approved in 18 states and she went on to supervise the tutor training and delivery of the program to thousands of students around the country. During this time she continued to serve the Community Learning Center as a Board Member.
With the purchase of its newer and larger facility at 1411 North Fort Harrison in 2007, Holly returned to the Community Learning Center as a full-time staff member.
Today, Holly again serves as the Executive Director. Under her leadership, the Center has gone from serving a handful of students at a local library and recreation center, to working with groups all over the state of Florida and beyond to serve thousands of students. In 2014, the Community Learning Center was awarded the Small Non-Profit of the Year award by the Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce. She is passionate about educational reform so in addition to her work at the Center, she volunteers on committees with the United Way and the Pinellas Education Foundation.
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buildup in poo hose
yet another poo thread, but i saw a neighbor beating the crap out of a length of sewage hose with a mallet, trying to get the calcareous deposits out. it reminded me of when i installed my holding tank - all the old hoses had this hard deposit in them and i recall reading that it's the dead shells from all the poisoned plankton. the old hoses had lost like 1/3 of their original diameter, and it's not something i want to clean out the way the neighbor did it. is there any way of preventing the buildup? if it is shells it would be alkali - has anyone tried running vinegar down there regularly?
Vinegar would be a very good way to get rid of the calcification... probably monthly. Also, vinegar isn't strong enough to damage the seals and hoses generally.
It is not shells...it is what happens when uric acid mixes with salt water. The standard preventative treatment is to flush vinegar slowly through the system once a month...over a couple of hours.
Once you HAVE the problem...the solution is to flush muriatic acid through the system. Do a search here on muriatic for a complete procedure. Problem solved.
Be very careful when mixing the muriatic acid since it comes in various strengths.. so check what the strength of the acid you purchase actually is—don't guess.
Poop again..., well I can comment on pee but not poop. I use about a cup of vinegar once every two weeks and about a half a cup of cooking oil once every two months (to lube the seals) if you're ambitious, add seasoning and make some salad dressing. If you have the problem already beware too much vinegar at once. I did this and ended up with a very large amount of solids clogging the plumbing, it resembled sand in texture and there was a ton of it.
Unless you pump out right after you pour the cooking oil through the system, I would avoid pouring cooking oil into a head. It will float up and sit on top of the holding tank contents and kill off the aerobic bacteria, but cutting off their air supply... leaving the anaerobic bacteria, which are the ones that produce the sulphur based smells... not a good idea... :) YMMV.
I just replaced my head and hoses, how "frugal" would a guy have to be that would remove, clean and reinstall a hose ?
That's like taking a shower and putting your dirty underwear back on.
No sh.., I mean poo - Just replace the damn hose - even if you do it as part of a normal spring commissioning every year it's what 20 bucks in hose? As opposed to 15 bucks in vinegar and hours of sloooowly flushing?
I can see doing the smash and spray dockside if you are a liveaboard, after all you have no leaves to rake and nothing else to do (kidding, just kidding) but for normal weekend use it would take years of use/misuse (not fully flushing with fresh water when returning to dock) to clog a hose with calcificied carbon uric poo sludge.
As a maintenance regimen, it makes sense to do the vinegar thing...but as a fix... I think replacing the hoses is easier and probably faster and safer...if a bit more fragrant.
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David Jencks wrote: > > On Oct 27, 2008, at 1:15 PM, Chris Custine wrote: > >> Hi Guys, >> As an interim step to eventually deploying inside an OSGi container, >> I have started working out packaging the jar files as OSGi bundles >> just to see how much work it will be. The idea is that in the short >> term nothing should affect ongoing development because the bundle >> packaging is just some modifications to the module pom.xml files >> which add the OSGi headers to the MANIFEST.MF files at build time. >> >> In doing this I have realized that there are quite a few cases of >> split packages where two (sometimes three or more) projects have >> classes in the same package. This is important for the OSGi >> packaging because package names are the primary descriptor for >> importing and exporting code from bundles and if more than one bundle >> exports from the same package there is quite a bit more work to >> maintaining the packaging configuration (in this case, a plugin >> config in the pom.xml). One big example is the >> org.apache.directory.server.core.partition.* packages which are >> contained in multiple partition implementations as well as >> apacheds-core. >> >> So my first question is if this is something that we want to discuss >> and start taking care of now? There are several solutions obviously, >> and it is quite possible that we can work around this with hand >> crafted packaging descriptors for the OSGi bundles. This is a bit of >> work however and long term maintenance of the packaging will be much >> higher. Other options include re-organizing packages to have more >> unique structure (my personal preference), or we could also combine >> some of the scattered code into consolidated jar files. >> >> Any input or alternative ideas? > > IMO fixing this so that all classes from a package are in the same jar > is the way to go, and sooner is better. I think that looking > carefully at what is misplaced will be needed to determine if changing > the package name or moving the class is a better solution. Here are the projects which are sharing the same package : apacheds/core & apacheds/xdbm-base are sharing org/apache/directory/server/core/partition/impl/btree apacheds/core & apacheds/jdbm-store are sharing org/apache/directory/server/core/partition/impl/btree/jdbm apacheds/core-shared, apacheds/schema-bootstrap & apacheds/schema-extras are sharing org/apache/directory/server/schema/bootstrap There is not so much we can do with the last example, as this code is pretty generic, and _must_ be in the same package, even if not in the same project. However, they are closely related. For the two previous cases, core, xdbm-base and jdbm-store are also closely related. I don't know how possibly I can help with this issue, except that I think they should be delivered as a single OSGi assembly, as it does not make sense to load core without loading at the same time jdbm-store and xdbm-base. My guess (but I know nothing about OSGi), is that Guillaume is close to the best possible solution : consider the project not as an assembly of 50 small elements, but as 4 or 5 projects (apacheds, shared, protocol-XXX, etc) I don't know if it helps ... PS : I extracted those info with grep, sed, and OpenOffice spreadsheet. -- -- cordialement, regards, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com directory.apache.org
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Jeez , That Was Embarassing .
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Everyone went dead silent .
It went so silent that even the squeak of the door hinge felt as loud as the chatter that was in full swing just afew seconds ago .Hot damn . . .
I guess I wasnt the last person to get to class .But I had never seen him before in my live .Must be the Newcomer to the class that the teacher mentioned .But Wow . . . He Was Perfect .Truly perfect ,just stamp angel on his forehead and be done with it .Sharp Jawline , his body covered with beautiful smooth pale skin , stunning intelligent green glowing eyes .
And God . . .That Body. That was just on the top of a glittering cake .He was just the right height , around 5ft 11 , with his clothes clinging faintly to his body .But he was lean , yet muscular .Even i was jelaous and I'm a girl .
The teacher's deep stuttery voice the trance of awe that had come over all the girls in the class , probably every girl that had set eyes on him .He stood there in front of the class , clutching a book in his long fingered hands .''Ladies and Gentlemen , this is James Blackblade, Be Nice everyone.''
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- Jack and the Beanstalk - read by Ashley Agorta voices by Robin Williams, Wade Hayward and Frank Welker
- 10 little Indians - sung by Jim Henson
- I've been working on the Railroad - sung by Michael Jeter
- Mary had a little Lamb - sung by Andrea Libman
- Rumpelstiltskin - read by Ashley Agorta - voices by Brittany Byrnes, Haley Joel Osmont, Robin Williams and Wade Hayward
- John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt - sung by Robin Williams, Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Billy Connolly and Michael Caine
- Green Grass grew all around - sung by Robin Williams, Jim Henson and Frank Oz
- A Step in the Right Direction - sung by Brittany Byrnes
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- Boom Boom, ain't it great to be Crazy? - sung by Ashley Agorta, Haley Joel Osmont, Brittany Byrnes, Robin Williams, Jim Henson and Frank Oz
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- Pop! Goes the Weasels - sung by Frank Oz
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- The Zax - read by Harvey Fierstein - voices by Jim Henson and Frank Oz
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Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as a fitness center or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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Characterization & prediction of mechanical behavior of bio-composites
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BeschreibungThe present work reports the synthesis, fabrication and characterization of hydroxyapatite (HAp) based polyethylene bio-composites as an artificial bone implant material. The main problem with the metallic bone implants is the stress shielding and bone regeneration, which may be overcome by introducing polymer based light weight bone implants. HAp was synthesized by wet chemical precipitation technique and mixed with high density polyethylene (HDPE) and high molecular high density polyethylene (HMHDPE) using micro-compounder and twin screw extruder. Mocro-injection molding and compression molding processes were used to prepare the samples. Testing of different mechanical properties like tensile, compressive, flexural, impact and two body abrasion wear has been carried out. The experimental results showed a sustainable mechanical behavior. An artificial neural network (ANN) and a fuzzy logic (FL) model have been presented, for the prediction of two-body abrasion wear amount of the fabricated bio-composites. It was found that both the fuzzy and ANN model are able to predict the abrasion wear rate with a very high degree of accuracy.
PortraitArpan Kumar Mondal is currently a doctoral student at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati, India. His research interest includes bio-composites, optimization, welding, FEM, etc.Siba Sankar Mahapatra is a Professor at NIT Rourkela. His research interest includes optimization, MCDM, Quality Engg., Group Tech., Neural Network etc.
Untertitel: Synthesis, fabrication & optimization of mechanical behavior of HAp-polymer bio-composites for surgical applications. Paperback. Sprache: Englisch.
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Danny Fitzsimons, who could face the death penalty if convicted, was arrested by Iraqi police after the attack in Baghdad's International Zone.
Speaking through an interpreter, Fitzsimons, 37, who worked for security firm ArmorGroup Iraq, said: "I got into a fight with two colleagues and they had me pinned down. I received a real beating.
"They beat me and that's when I reached for my weapon. I was drunk and it happened very quickly."
The two men shot dead on Sunday were Paul McGuigan, from Scotland, and Australian Darren Hoare. Fitzsimons appeared before an Iraqi judge at a brief hearing yesterday and confessed to killing both men.
A friend of Fitzsimons, named only as Richard, told ITV News last night that the former soldier was affected by his experiences in Iraq.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 28, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas Tuesday. Dec. 28,1993 ■ Herdd-Zeitung ■ 3 New law simplifies vehicle inspections for commercial operators Jingle Bell funds Karen Schneider, president of Family Outreach of Comal County, receives a donation from Shed Bruce of Daisies Wont Tell and Danna Rice, of the Downtown Association. The moony was raised by the Jingle Bell Run, a downtown, Christmas event. The city wants your Christmas tree A new law that goes into effect Jan. I, 1994, will eliminate the need for commercial vehicle operators to have their commercial vehicles undergo dual inspections. The new inspection program, to be overseen by the Texas Dept, of Public Safety, will combine the U.S. Dept, of Transportation inspection with the State of Texas safety inspection. Beginning January I inspections obtained at other than an official commercial Texas State Inspection Station will not be accepted. Commercial motor vehicle means any self-propelled or towed vehicle except a farm vehicle with a gross weight, registered weight or gross weight rating of less than 48,000 pounds used on a public highway to transport passengera or property when: the vehicle or combination of vehicle has a gross weight, registered or gross weight rating in excess of 26,000 pounds; or the vehicle is designed to transport more than 15 people including the driver, or the vehicle is used to transport an amount of hazardous materials requiring placarding under the federal Hazardous Materials Transportation Act $5,000 check Herald-Zellung photo by Karla Wenzel Tho Knights of Columbus Council 4183, New Braunfels, recently presented a $5,000 check to the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic School. Pictured are O.V. Kimball,grand knight, Msgr. Bliy Choplln.Mrs. Miller, the school principal, and Bert L. West, treasurer. The Qty of New Braunfels and New Braunfels Utilities will be sponsoring the seventh annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program in Landa Park beginning Dec. 26. The program saves valuable landfill space and provides free water-saving mulch for residents and for city parks and open spaces. An area in the swimming pool parking lot will be designated as the site to receive the trees. About 1,143 trees were coverted to mulch last Christmas. Approximately 6,000 Christmas trees have been mulched during the last six years of the program. Please remove nails and other metal fasteners from the tree's trunk to protect employees and the chippers used to convert the trees into mulch. Looking Back By Rosemark Lalssnar-Qragory Spacial to th# Herald-Zettung 125 years ago [1868] Translator Carl and Ethel Saur — August Hort-enstcin announces there will be a dance at the Saengerhalle on both the second day of Christmas, 1868, and on New Year's Day, 1869. The slaghterhouse and meat pickling business of C. Bender is well on the way to a success, having butchered 300 oxen up to now. IOO years ago [1893] Translator Lottie Millers — A rich and informative performance will be presented at the Children's Christmas program on the second Christmas Day, Dec. 26, at the German Protestant Church. Hear Sweet Music in German sung by the children as their voices reach from Earth to Heaven. One hundred eighty-three dozen, or 2,196 chairs have arrived at the furniture business of J. J abn. These chairs will all be sold at very low prices. We saw an unusually large raccoon, 26 pounds, at Simon's Saloon. The animal, with a beautiful fur, vns caught in the night of Monday to Tuesday by dogs on a hunting trip at the Ten-Mile Hill near Hunter. In reply to questions asked, Mrs. Matzdorf wishes to herewith say that she was divorced on Nov. 30 and that the court declared her owner of Mat/r dorf Hall. 75 years ago [1918] Aden Krueger Seales George H. Rheinlarider, son of John Rheinlander, formerly of Comal County, since a number of years employed with the printer's force of the Dallas News, came down last weekend to visit relatives and friends. The Women's Committee of the Council of Defense has planned to arrange an entertainment for tie homecoming of our boys in the near future. Particulars will be announced later. Food shortage still exists in this country and the world over, and every vacant city lot should be cultivated now in time to secure a home crop of vegetables next spring. The Herald appreciates the patronage and kind favors extended it during the year now about to close, and wishes all its patrons, subscribers and friends, a Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year. 50 year* ago [Betty Pfcuffer Tri-esch — Announcement was made Wednesday by P.K. Odiome of the P JC. Cafe that he had purchased the Ivory Green Cafe and Gillis' Red and White Grocery Store. Odiome also stated Iv had taken a long term lease on the Mergele building and that the Red & White store would be moved into drat building in the near future. About 80 Rotarians, Rotary Ann's and guests attended the annual Rotary Club Christmas Party held at the Hotel Faust last Wednesday night. As a means of making visiting Service Men feel at home here in New Braunfels, reservations are now being taken by the ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary for feeding these men the Sunday following Christmas. If you invite two or more soldiers to share this meal with you, please notify Mrs. Jack Kaufman at the Center for Service Men. 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