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Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - September 19, 1890, Reno, Nevada THE STATE FAIR! Go toad, make it a Great Success. i. Take a "Vacation Next pnraonde your nelfhbafib to do the same and attend the Fair. VOL. XXIX. RENO, WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA, FRIDAY, SKPTEMBEK 19, 1890. NO. HI. ANNOUNCKMKNTS.______ car inserted under this head for payable in advance. Short Term Commissioner. WILLIAM PIF.RSOX OP WADWORTH hereby announces huns-lf lor Short- term CommixMoner. subject to the decision o! the Repuh lean County Convention.________ For County Recorder. ANNOUNCE MY selfa candidate for Countv Recorder of Washoc county. tuthctlcciMon of thr Republican County H DM__________ Foi County Clerk. J HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A can iclate for Hie office of of JVaihoe County, subject to the decision ol the Republican Comity Con-ention. man_____________OK LA NOO EVANS. County Clerk. W. IIIGCINS HEREBY ANNOUNCES hlmstlf at n cam.idate for County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Rcpubli call County Convention. The Par West Liber- ally Treated. By the Soldiery, and Arrests Made. H County Oomm i WP. HERFBY AN- iiouncen Inmscli a candidate for County Commissioner (long siibjtct to the decision o! the Deraociutic County Con- vention _ County Commissioner. BAN" O'CONNOR HEREBY ANNOUNCES hiinscl, f r the offi.e ol County Commis- sioner onff subject to the decision ol the Republic in County Convention. For Commissioner. EW. PARRY HEREBY ANNOUNCES hiinscll fur the office of long term Commissioner.-ubiecl to the decision of the Kepulilicnii County Convention. Short Term Commissioner. MHRR1I.T, ANNOUNCES HIMSELC >V a caiuliil.ue for ShoH Term Com- missioner, subject to the decision of the Re- publican County Convention. A Cyclone in the East Destroys Fair 3y Associated Press CHICAGO, Sept. 19 a meeting of lie .National World's Fair Couimis- ionors the report of the Executive Committee was read recommending hat George C. D.ivis bo selected as and a minority re- ommending Daniel H. Hastings. The eporta were laid over. President Palmer then announced lie standing committees. The West- rn States and Territories have the allowing representation on the com- For Sheriff. W. It CALT.HUN ANNOUNCES ItlM- sclfii- candidate for hl-enll, subject to tl'e ikcision of the Republican County Convention. For County Clerk. A. KOr.G 1IER'-BY ANNOUNCES >V himself ..s n candidate -'or County CUrk. subject to the decision of the Republi- can County Convention. County Commissioner. TAMES st'I.LIVAN ANNOUNCES HIM sell as a candidate for LonK Term Comity Com in is-ioiur, subject to the decision of the Republic in County Convention. For Constable. SW rl'SON- IIEREHY ANNOl'NCES huiise I -is a candidate for C ou wnnt to DUV or sc a posy, iwddle horse, driving horse, draft horse or mule, give me a call trance on Mission street, extensive acquaintance, and my desne to the highest satisfaction in all my dealing prompts me to sav, if >ou wnnt to buv or se Horses Iftken for sale on commission. solicited. sepgdw for 'Our Family Physician" a valuable and reliable docto book, given to new subscribo tlio G-AZF.TTTE. FHE WORLD'S FAIR. LISBON NOB FIRED OS, On Tarifls and W. luineB of Nevada, T. C. Guitteres of s'uw Mexico. On Fine II. DeYoung of California. On Science, History, Literature and C. Bei-kwith of Wyoni- Un of Nevada, VI. Wilkins of Oregon, Wm. Forsyth >f California. On Live A. Manning of ilaho, G. of Nevada, H. Drum if Washington, Guitteres of New Mex- co, A. II. Mitchell of Montana, H. G. lay of Wyoming. On Horticulture and Y. Forsyth of California, Chairman, .limning of Idaho, W. Zeckendorf Vrizona, F. J. Kienel of Utah. On II. Hershfield of Montana, T. H. Lannan of Utah. On Young of Cul- fornia, N. F. Conies of Arizona, A. C. Buokwith of Wyoming. On M. White of New Mexico, Kiusel of Utah nod Zeck- endorf of Arizona. On WilKins of Ore- gon and H. Drum of Washington. On Mines and ll. Mitch- ell of Montana, G Knssell, of Nevada, J. E. Stearns of Idaho, G. F. Coates of Arizona, Lanntui of Utah, Drum of Washington, R. M. White of New Mexico and M. L. McDonald, Cal. On Fisheries and Fish K. Klippel of Oregon. On Electrician and Electrical Appli- B. Hopkins of Washington. On Forestry and M. White of New of Ore- gon and Hay of Wyoming. On of Califor- nia. On of Utah. Col. Geo. 11. Davis of Chicago was chosen Director General on the first ballot. A lilxboti Mob. By Cable and Associated Press.! LISBON, Sept. 19. Wednesday night a n.ob attacked eight policemen in the streets, and in the conflict stones and revolvers were freely used. Forty-two rioters were arrested. Later the riot became gei eral, and the municipal guard was called out. The mob then took rpfuse in the Cafe Mariino.in the Plaza Dom Pedro, where the customers consisted of journalists, deputies and merchants. The soldiers lired into the building, and several of the occupants were wounded severely. Another Cyclone. By Associated Press. 1 ATLANTIC Sept. The re- port of a cyclone near Manning, Iowa, yesterday is confirmed. Win. Feny were killed outright and a number night's reports show the loss of- life waa ex- aggerated. The loss of property is several thousand di -liars. Colorado Xouniiationn. By Associated Press. 1 DKNVER, Sept. 19 this morn- ing's session of the Republican State Convention John L. Rouettp of Ara- pahoe coitnty received the nomination for Governor, and Judge William Storey of Ouray for Lieutenant-Gov- ernor. Fonr 1'ersonn Bnrned to Death. By Cab'e and Associated Tress.] BERLIN, Sept. A fire broke out last niglit in Freedrich Strasse, occu- pied by a wealthy merchant named Frichs and family. His two daughters, a governess and a maid were burned to death. A Count Loses Money and Suicides. By Cable and Associated Presfc) PARIS, Sept. 19. La Paix says Emperor William and the Emperor of Austria held a long debate on th ad- mission of France into .an alliance with Germany, Austria and Italy. To-Way'" Silver By Associated Press.] WASHINGTON, Sept. The amount of silver offered to the Treasury to-day was 820.0JO ounces. The amount pur- chased was ounces at 1628. Heavy Vivo IJOMH. B) Associated Press.] WHITEHALL Sept. The business portion of the town was burned this morning, besides which thirty dwellings were consumed. The loss amounts to TURKISH MAN-OF-WAR LOST, The President Attending Executive Business. to The National Anti-Lottery Bill a. Law. A Konith Experience. By Associated Press BOSTON, Sept. disabled ship Challenge, reported at New York a few days ago by an incoming steamer, arrived to-day, almost entirely dis- mantled, having passed through a hurricane on August 31st. Eight oi her crew were washed overboard and drowned, and four others were seriously hurt. _________ 91 ail e Sio Worn.nations By Associated Press.] COLUMBUS (S. Sept. Republican State Convention adjourned this morning after deciding to put no tii-ket in the fie'd. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Bar silver, 1 It is officially announced at Zanzibar hat the Germans have issued no proc- amation relative to the slave trade in Africa. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. BREVITIES. town It is Five llnndrfxl People Drowned By Cable and Associated Press.] LONDON, Sept. from Hiojitt state that the Turkish man-of- war Ertzenorou! foundered at sea, and COO of her crew were drowned. The Ertzenoroul was a wooden frig- ate of 2.334 tons, mounted with forty- one guns of email caliber, and was built in 18C3. Osman Pasha and AH Pasha, envoys of the Sultan to the Emperor of Japan, were among the drowned. Osman Pasha, whose victory over the Russians at Plevna gave him a high rank as a fighting General, had been on an official visit to Japan, hav- ing been intrusted with a special mis- sion from the Sultan to the Mikado. The progress of the Ertzenoroul sinre she left Constantinople many months ago has been mostludicrous. Leaving Turkey short of money, it was under- stood that supplies were to be sent her to ports at which she was to coal, with the result that her sojourn in -those countries were indefinitely prolonged. As the officers at home were uuable to keep their promises, in this way she lost some of her crew, and her officers were many times on the verge of re- bel ion, induced by starvation, while the Governors of the cities visited re- fused to remit her harbor dues .and irrant other privileges of the rights due her as a Turkish man-of-war, on the grounds that she was not sailing in that character. nit powder enough on board to enable the crew to fire the regulation salutes. After many adventures only worthy of the opera bouffe the Ertxenoroul finally arrived in Japanese waters, and was on her return voyage when the disaster occurred. SInrdrr and Suicide. By Associated Press.] SPRINGFIELD Sept. Drunitn, proprietor of a wine house, last evening in a fit of jealousy shot and killed his wife, aud tlien euded his own Kfe. A Valuable Crop. Strawberry farming pays in England. From a single strawberry farm at Or- pinnton the proprietor (tot 600 tons of fruit, an amounts which, at 4 cents a pound, represents a turnover of more than With your name address, mailed to the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga., la accessary, to Obtain an interesting treat- ise on the blood and the diseases incident toil. sss Skin Eruption Cured. One of my customers, a highly respected and Innnentlmi citizen, but who in now atweot from the city, hasused Swift's Specific with excellent remit Be it cured him of a akin eruption that be had been tormented with for thirty yean, and had resisted the curative qoatltiea of many other medicines. BOBXBT CLBOO, DraggUt, Falls City, Neb. HOlSti JOHN PIPER ..........I.ESSEK. ONK NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY EV'NMEPF. 22, 1390. Appearance of America's Favorite IribVi Comedian, J. PBEK-A-DOO. Under Uie-nmnngcmemt of Augustus Pltoii, in his romantic four act comedy, "MILES AROON." Rev. John DeLaMatyr was in to-day. Betsf has taken a little jump. five cents now for prime cattle. Work will soon be commenced on the Smelting Works, and then times will improve. Hon. William Thompson went np the valley thin morning to look after Slate Fair mat ere. As the GAZETTE went to press this afternoon. Governor Stevenson was re- ported as resting easy, but very low. S. Knapp, Division Superintend- ent of the Suit Lake Division of the Central Pacific, passed east this inorn- i'ig. Charley Roberts came in from the junction last ninht with 30 head of fat steers and heifers en route to the Vir- ginia market. Both the First National and Nevada Banks will close each day next week at 12 o'clock and open from 6 to 7 each evening. See notice. An Kxclllna Content. The vaqnero riding on the second day of the Fair promises to be an ex- citing feature, of the week's pport. Charley Roherts of Long Valley, Bill of Texas, Jim Clurry of Battle Mountain, Warren Laird of Smoke Creek and several others have signified their intention to bring in the worst "outlaw" hories on the range. The boys will undoubtedly rake them fro'm the shoulder to the hip with cold steel, and they will jump" and bel- low like a call.' It will be interesting sport. _ _ Off tor Meattla. Hon. Thomas Fitch and wife leave to-night for Seattle, their future home. Daring their two years' residence among us tliey have renewed many old-time acquaintances and made a large number of new friends, who sin- cerely regret their departure. May good 'fortune go with them and success crown their efforts in their new home, is the sincere wish of the GAZETTE. OST PERFECT MADE. bv tlieUnl'P'1 Oovornment. Kndomed by -.ho Uriilver-l I-' ivl "mbllr KXM! ns thP and M. rl- 'Vc eim Biki-g P do-s no contain Ammonia. Llo.e or Alu-n Tit vorlnK Extract-.. Vnnll'a, Juemou, Almond. Hose, etc.. do iiotcoutuln poisonous olU or chemicals. PRICE BAKING! POWDER CO.. New York. Chicago, and Ban Francisco PoMtponrd. The regular monthly meeting of the State Board of Trade will be postponed until Wednesday next, September 24th. Bv order of the President. AI.LKN C. BRAOO. Secretary. Another Title Miss Virginia Schley, the daughter of the noted Commander of the United States cruiser Baltimore, in to be mar- ried on her father's vennel in the Med- iterranean next Fehrnarv, to the youug nephew of the Earl of Wharncliff. Matters. By Associated Press. I WASHINGTON, Sept. confer- ence ou the Tariff bill this morning did not touch upon matters of public in- terest. SENATE. Plumb's resolution to recommit the Bankruptcy bill to the Judiciary Com- mittee with instructions to amend by making it apply to voluntary bank- ruptcy only was taken up and, after a discussion, was placed on the calendar. The matter will not be brought up again this session. Voorhees introduced a joint resolu- tion for the immediate increase of sil- ver money by the purchase of 000 ounces of silver at a price below 20 within the next thirty days, this purchase to be in addition to the amount required by the existing law. Referred to the Finance Committee. The Senate then went into executive session. HOUSE. The Democrats continued their habit of leaving the House to break the quo- rum, and only after a great deal of delay was the journal finally approved. The ordering of the previous question on the Langston-Venable contested election case then came up, but no quorum could be obtained. The previous question was finally 147, nays 7. Home Fxrcntlve Bualneax. By Associated Press.] CIUBBON SPRINGS, Sept. President to-day issued a proclamation extending the time of the removal catile from the Cherokee strip to No- vember 1st. Tibbott, of the White House force, arrived here this morning with the River and Harbor bill and the Anti- Lottery bill. They were submitted to tne President, and after reading them over carefully, he attached bis signa- ture to each, so that they are now IftWfl The President signed the following nominations and they were sent to Washington to-day: John A. Rinei of Wyoming, United States Distiic Judge of Wyoming; B. F. Foller o Wyoming, United States Attorney the of Wyoming; John P Rankin of United States Marshal of the District of Wyoming, Itolnrd by Gambling. By Cable aud Associated Press.) BERLIN, Sept. Schleinitz who has been rained by gambling committed suicide Mr. Scanlan will sing the following songs, written aud composed by him especially for this play: YOU AND I LOVE." MY MAGGIE." LIVE, MY LOVE, OH LIVE." THE SWING SONG." his always "PEEK-A-BOO." SCALE OF PRICES: Dress Circle oo Dress Circle Admission................ I oo Balcony 75 Admission Balcony................... .v> ftoxes oo Box sheet now open -it Nnsby's Bazaar. Delinquent Notice. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER XL Company, a of principal place of business, Reno, Nevada: location of works, Reno, Nevada: There is delinquent upon the following de- scribed stock, on account of Assessment No. 2 levied on the jth day ol June, A. D. 1890 the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholder; lows: NAME. No. Cert like, W. T.................. 24 ifol- uke, W olsom.LD............... 14 olsom, L D............... 15 D............... J2 toll, S F..................... 161 iult, CH................... 160 Baylor, SH................. 23 95 'ay'-.ir, SH................ 21 100 lender, C T............... 22 5 'nylor, Mrs S H......... 19 'nylur Mrs S H......... 20 900 .uhe, Henry........... 5 3735 arcel of said stock as may be necessary, il' be sold at public auction by the Secrc- at tlie office of the company, on the 13th day of October. 1890, At one o'clock P. M. of that day, to pay aid delinquent asssessment, costs of ad- itertisine and expenses ol sale. 'c K W, G. CAPFREY. Secretary. No Sh'8 100 100 200 200 20O Amt. ftp oo 30 oo 60 oo oo 60 oo 6 oo oo 28 50 30 oo 50 270 oo 270 oo oo 300 oo 150 oo Co oo 22 SO 22 50 15 00 ary, MRS, GRAHAM'S anil Osr Flower FURNISHING GOODS. HATS BOOTS AND SHOK8. 1 QQO My Summer Stock Is Now Complete, -------Consisting of The Latest and Best Styles 4 OP- Men's and Boys' Clothing, Underwear, Socks, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, All Shades and Collars. Cafe, Windsor Ties md Bade Bows. All grades and colors. A t A RGB "ASSORTMENT OP Men's, Boys and Children's STRAW HATS All and colors. A full line of J. B. Stetson Co. FINE HATS In all grades. of SILK HATS of the A Large Assortment of Men's and Boys' Suspenders. SUNDERLAND'S 82 5O SHOE. BnltoUace.Coiress MY STOCK OP BOOTS AND SHOES Is as complete as ever, consisting of Gent's Fine Hand-Sewed Boots and Shoes in all Grades, Ladies' Misses, and Children's Boots, Shoes and Slippers in all grades and colors. All Goods sold at the Lowest Possible Price. Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Shoes made to order; Repairing neatly done. F. LEVY BROTHER. WANTED, ON OK BEFORE SEPT. 1, 1890. In order to raise this amout we will continue to sacrifice our elegant stood of DRY AND of FANCY GOODS For Cash (My! H WE YOU EVER ns-d Mrs Graham's Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream? If not. send to Hiss G bba, Milliner, at UPDO, or to your dmtCKtst and get a bottle to try It IB tupi'rb for the bkln It Is a ercctemol- It IB a comp'ete protection against the ef- frcta of mn an11 wind. When yrm go ont o the country or elde resort yon will find It an Invaluable pro ectlnn to the complexion. It le not greasy or clammy or atlcky And It keeps ihe In tolt and mnooth and the lormation of wrluklea. It la not a cnsmctto It is nutnre's uwn treatment ler the pro- tection of the sk.n One dollar per bottle. For sale by all leaning druggists. WE HAVE A SURPRISE II STORE FOR YOU. For every dollar's worth of goods you buy of us dur- ing this sale we will give you a premium ticket, for whicl- you can have your choice of the following: O Give you one ol those S TITK FTS you one sUver-Plate in. 10 in mTnlTUrra Give you the choice of a fine rolled gold plate Lace Pin. a pair ol 12 T1C.K.IVJ. >3 gold front Cuff Pins, a novelty interlocking Glove.Buttoner of fine gold plate or a handsome Bangle. Clveyou one silver-plated Butter .Knife, or a very prely Bracelets. RIVERSIDE HOTEL. The at the RiverRide Hotel Fair week will be 50 per day each where two persons occupy one room and per day for one person. The hotel bus will transport the guests to and from the Fair grounds free of charge. No room without board. W. B. 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The effects of resolution and noise on kinematic features of fine-scale turbulence
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- Buxton, O.R.H., Laizet, S. & Ganapathisubramani, B. Exp Fluids (2011) 51: 1417. doi:10.1007/s00348-011-1159-2
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The effect of spatial resolution and experimental noise on the kinematic fine-scale features in shear flow turbulence is investigated by means of comparing numerical and experimental data. A direct numerical simulation (DNS) of a nominally two-dimensional planar mixing layer is mean filtered onto a uniform Cartesian grid at four different, progressively coarser, spatial resolutions. Spatial gradients are then calculated using a simple second-order scheme that is commonly used in experimental studies in order to make direct comparisons between the numerical and previously obtained experimental data. As expected, consistent with other studies, it is found that reduction of spatial resolution greatly reduces the frequency of high magnitude velocity gradients and thereby reduces the intermittency of the scalar analogues to strain (dissipation) and rotation (enstrophy). There is also an increase in the distances over which dissipation and enstrophy are spatially coherent in physical space as the resolution is coarsened, although these distances remain a constant number of grid points, suggesting that the data follow the applied filter. This reduction of intermittency is also observed in the eigenvalues of the strain-rate tensor as spatial resolution is reduced. The quantity with which these eigenvalues is normalised is shown to be extremely important as fine-scale quantities, such as the Kolmogorov length scale, are showed to change with different spatial resolution. This leads to a slight change in the modal values for these eigenvalues when normalised by the local Kolmogorov scale, which is not observed when they are normalised by large-scale, resolution-independent quantities. The interaction between strain and rotation is examined by means of the joint probability density function (pdf) between the second and third invariants of the characteristic equation of the velocity gradient tensor, Q and R respectively and by the alignments between the eigenvectors of the strain-rate tensor and the vorticity vector. Gaussian noise is shown to increase the divergence error of a dataset and subsequently affect both the Q–R joint pdf and the magnitude of the alignment cosines. The experimental datasets are showed to behave qualitatively similarly to the numerical datasets to which Gaussian noise has been added, confirming the importance of understanding the limitations of coarsely resolved, noisy experimental data.

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Re: Anyone have stats on attrition rates after agile adoption?
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- Michele,
I messed up my last reply and some of it was not submitted. I meant to
follow up on your comment about PMs making the transition to ScrumMaster.
Not everyone agrees that this is the normal path for PMs. Some of us
think the PM still has an important role to play in support of agile
teams. The nature of the work changes, but the role remains important
and distinct from that of the ScrumMaster.
Everyone has had different experiences, of course, but I personally
have not seen an organization completely transform into an "agile
organization". Where agile methods have been successfully adopted, the
agile group operates within the context of a larger IT organization
that remains traditional in its thinking and processes. The
ScrumMaster must stay focused on the team and the Product Owner.
The PM, meanwhile, has a role to play in "running interference" with
the rest of the organization, which may or may not understand how the
agile teams function. He/she may also have to prepare reports to be
consumed by people who don't understand Scrum-style project reporting,
and possibly for consumption by Six Sigma analysts or internal
auditors. The ScrumMaster should not be burdened with these tasks.
OTOH, many companies don't see a need to staff two roles on projects,
and the layer of management just above the PMs doesn't "get" the
ScrumMaster role. I think it is for this reason that many individuals
have to try and function as both ScrumMaster and PM, and not because
that is really the most effective team structure.
This may change going forward, as agile crosses the chasm and as more
companies adopt lean thinking organization-wide. They will begin to
recognize the low value of pure-overhead management reporting and the
high value of process facilitators and teach coaches. For the moment,
though, I'm not so sure PMs need to transform into ScrumMasters,
unless they happen to be attracted to that type of work as an
individual choice. Transforming them from Theory X to Theory Y
managers may be sufficient.
Your thoughts?
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> --- In firstname.lastname@example.com, "michele_sliger"
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> >
> > As a consultant, I see this in an area that has special meaning for
> > me: project managers. They are concerned that since the teams are
> > self-organizing that they will no longer be needed. They don't
> > understand what their new duties will be if they're not asking
> > coders "is it done yet?" and updating the Gantt chart. Granted,
> > that's a stereotype, but I'm not usually called in to help teams that
> > already "get it" so I have a warped view of reality around the
> > adoption of agile by traditional project managers.
> I think you're right that this is an area of special interest for agile
> adoption. PMI-trained PMs find agile development to be counterintuitive.
> I've encountered misunderstandings from PMs many times, and mentioned a
> couple of those experiences in PMs coming to grips with agile project
> management
> <http://www.davenicolette.net/agile/index.blog?entry_id=1583372> and
> > My role is to help them see what their jobs could become, as
> > ScrumMasters. I try to relate their current duties to what they would
> > do in the Scrum framework, using their language (PMI). This helps
> > them to see how their role will change, and the opportunities this
> > affords them. i.e., Understanding can help alleviate fear, then
> > adoption is more likely.
> >
> > It's a change some can't accept, or won't. Some try with trepidation
> > and become very successful; some try with excitement and zeal and
> > fail completely.
> >
> > -Michele
> >
- They aren't definitive numbers, but Pete Deemer and Gabrielle
Benefield's great summary of Scrum at Yahoo! Concludes with a couple
of stats that indicate happier and therefore lower attrition amongst
Scrum teams.
In particular
"85% of team-members stated that they would continue using Scrum if
the decision were solely up to them."
"Team Morale: 52% of respondents reported Scrum is better or much
better; 9% reported Scrum is worse or much worse; 39% reported Scrum
is about the same."
I hope that helps a little.
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> Hi all,
> I've looked high and low and can not find any statistical studies done
> on attrition rates of established agile teams. I've found plenty of
> anecdotal evidence, but nothing from a study. Has anyone seen any
> definitive numbers anywhere?
> Thanks!
> Michele
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A plan to build a memorial park around a World War II torpedo in Somers Point is getting some design assistance from Atlantic County Institute of Technology students. Sophomores in Drew Holmes' Computer Aided Drafting and Design, or CADD, class presented proposals for the memorial to Somers Point Mayor Jack Glasser and three members of the Egg Harbor Township Base United States Submarine Veterans group Tuesday in a project to give students real-world applications for their skills.
Students were given the parameters for the memorial, to be located across from the VFW Post and adjacent to Bethel Road and the bike path. The design had to use the restored torpedo as its centerpiece, and incorporate sponsored brick pavers the group is selling to raise money for the project.
They were not given a specific budget, but were made aware that the final design would depend on the amount of money available to pay for it.
"I really didn't know what to expect," said Tom Carty, of Mays Landing, who joined Glasser, Paul Bishop, of Absecon, and Tom Innocente, of Somers Point, in reviewing the students' designs. "But you listened to us, and showed real respect for the project."
Students worked mostly in pairs and presented a variety of designs, ranging from simple square layouts to more complex curved designs.
Darwin Robleto and Tariq Pagan did a wave design and added some turf to the concrete. Jordan Reahm, Courtney Schlect and Beverly Magar added planters, but noted they would get something low maintenance.
"We wanted to make it a little more elegant," Schlect said after her presentation.
"And we wanted it to look alive," Magar added.
Holmes said students had to learn about handicapped accessibility laws, different types of brick patterns and the potential cost of adding fancier design elements. Some students added benches but noted they could be optional.
"If you have a lot of curves and cuts, the cost goes up," Holmes said. "So a simple design is something to consider."
Students said after the presentations that it was a challenge to try to do something that looked impressive but might have to be done on a tight budget.
"We wanted to meet expectations, but not get too complicated and do too much," Xavier Smith said.
Nathaniel Santiago said he and partner Luis Hernandez kept their design simple, but interesting.
"If you make it too complicated, it would take too long and be too hard to build," he said. "And then if they don't sell enough bricks they can't do it."
Marcus Watson said it was a challenge to work within the limited space, and Brett Kabala added figuring out exactly how to incorporate the sponsored bricks to make sure people could read them.
Antonio Leone said he would have liked to add some design outside the concrete circle, and Innocente said that might be "part two" of the memorial.
All four men noted the professionalism of the presentations and how many of the students had dressed up for the event, some boys even wearing ties. Carty told them they can never go wrong dressing for success and making a good first impression. The students have also been invited to present their ideas to the Somers Point City Council later this month.
Innocente said they have already spent about $10,000 restoring the torpedo and doing the concrete work at the site. The final design they choose for the memorial may depend on how much more money they can raise through donations and the sale of engraved sponsor bricks at $50 each. But, he said, no matter what the final design is, each student should know that they had a role in its development.
"This is going to be around for 50 or 100 years," Innocente told the class. "You can bring your kids and grandkids there and say, 'I was part of that.'"
Contact Diane D'Amico:
How you can help
Anyone interested in
making a donation toward the project or purchasing
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Well, he wears a red hat, obviously. And he wears one all the time, even in bed. The one he wears in bed is one of those Victorian sleeping caps; it's made of shot silk and has a tassel on the end. He has a plastic one with little white polka-dots for the shower, and a handknitted Tibetan one with an intricate pattern in different shades of red, ranging from palest pink to bloody crimson, in finest alpaca wool, for cold weather, and he's sad that he doesn't get to wear it very often. He swims in a head-hugging cerise latex swimcap emblazoned with rubber roses.
He has a huge redwood trunk in his bedroom, which holds all his headgear, the majority of which is intended for wear when he writes. When he's writing comic poetry, he wears a bobble-cap. For rap, it's a baseball cap, which he wears with the bill on the lucky side, of course. For more serious poetry, it's his bespoke scarlet deerstalker, and for prose, a felt trilby. When he's taking part in a competition, the only thing that will do is the carmine sequined bowler. (That's a Derby, for those of you who don't live this side of the pond.)
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I will be at Legends on Winchester for the After Set with Robert Glasper...
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Precious: Part Two
"Hinata!" A voice startled her and her eyes flicked from Sasuke to see Naruto racing towards them.
Just as a whimper made it past her clenched teeth, a wall of sand flew up between Sasuke's fist of pure chakra and her body.
She saw the impression of his fist in the sand as it pushed against the power, but his Chidori didn't break through the wall.
She let out a whoosh of air as his fist suddenly disappeared. The wall of sand slid down, following her as her legs suddenly refused to support her.
She looked up in time to see Naruto's foot slam into Sasuke's face. She was panting but refused to acknowledge it as hyperventilating because she was supposed to be able to control stuff like that.
She sat amidst a pile of sand, watching as it shifted occassionaly to let her know that it was still prepared to jump between her and any danger. She glanced around for it's owner and saw Gaara standing beside Naruto as they watched Sasuke get up from where he had been knocked flat.
Sasuke slid his thumb over his lip to wipe away the blood from Naruto's attack. He watched Gaara warily.
"You blocked my attack with sand? How is that possible? The last time we fought I was able to penetrate even your final move."
Gaara smirked and crossed his arms over his chest, "That was over five years ago, Sasuke. While it appears you have not grown in the slightest, I have. My sand is virtually impenetrable. It's especially voracious when my opponent's aim is to kill a friend of mine. Explain yourself."
Sasuke glared at him, clearly fighting the urge to jump him. A growl from Naruto reminded him not to forget the blonde ninja and he merely shrugged.
"I am no longer a ninja of this village." At this, Sasuke pulled out his forehead protector from his pocket and used a kunai he grabbed to make a long horizontal slash through it. "Hyuuga Hinata lost our fight and as such, I demand blood."
Naruto snorted, "You demand blood? Well, hell, Sasuke! I'd be more than happy to oblige you." His eyes went hard and he flashed a sharp grin, showing pointed teeth, "Of course, it won't be Hinata's blood we'll be drawing."
Hinata, while the three men were talking, had already begun a set of seals. As an apprentice medic-nin, Hinata had been taught the strongest binding jutsus available. The jutsu took time and concentration, however, so it was most often useless in battle. If she had been able to use it, then her teammates wouldn't have had to come after her. After witnessing Sasuke's declaration, she was within her rights as Juunin-medical staff to return him to his village. She decided to ignore the fact that he hadn't actually left yet.
Sasuke cracked his knuckles and dropped into a loose crouch. "Come on, demon-spawn. Show me what you can do."
Naruto growled and made to move towards him but Gaara's arm caught his shoulder before he launched himself. He glanced at his teammate and raised an eyebrow.
Gaara shrugged and motioned towards Hinata, "She has it covered now."
Naruto looked at Hinata and then at Sasuke and burst out laughing. Sasuke was clearly fighting to move but he was stuck in his position as though frozen in place. His face was turning red from effort and more than a little embarrassment and anger. His eyes flicked to Hinata, who stood in reply and approached him.
She stood, not more than a foot and a half above his crouch and fingered his ruined forehead protector where it rested against his hair.
She sighed sadly, "To answer you, Uchiha Sasuke, I am not afraid to die. I think I am more afraid to live. Like you, I feel alone and lost. Sometimes, all I want to do is leave this village and never look back." He growled his denial but she ignored him and flicked her eyes to her two protectors, her teammates. "But then I see them, my friends, my family, my team and I'm not so alone. You had that, Sasuke. You had them. But you pushed them away because you feared the feelings you felt around the. It is too late, I'm afraid, to fix what you so carelessly shattered. What will you do now?"
He either refused to answer her or she had been a little overzealous with her jutsu and had even sealed his jaw shut. It didn't matter, because Naruto was already hauling him back to headquarters to be placed in a protected cell for the night.
Gaara stayed behind with her and together they sat and watched twilight fall.
"Were you afraid, Hinata, really?" Hinata glanced at Gaara. He was resting against his hands, his legs stretched comfortably out in front of him. He nudged her leg with his foot when she took too long to answer that he began to suspect that he had spoken too softly.
She looked back at the sky just in time to see the first stars come out.
"I'm not sure. I think I was more upset than anything. I was thinking of how many things I wanted to do still, and of all the people I wanted to be with and the things that I wanted to say to all of them." She nudged him with her shoulder, both comfortable in casual touch like they never used to be. It had taken several years and missions and wounds and nightmares to get them to the point of casual affection that Naruto had already given them.
"I kept thinking of who would replace me as your third teammate and if he or she would be able to deal with your bad days and Naruto's anxiety. I wondered if he or she would be able to comfort you at night like we do or calm Naruto's need for acceptance and affection. But most of all, I wondered if I would be missed as much as I would miss." She wiped away a stray tear inconspicuously, but Gaara missed little, if anything at all, and he rubbed at her other cheek, which felt a little damp.
He pulled his hand away and stared at her tears on his fingers. He rubbed his fingers together, as if to absorb her sadness and caught her eye.
"I think," he said softly while reaching up to rub a spot at the crook of her neck, "that Naruto and I would be unable to function for a very long time without you."
He held up his hand for her to inspect and she saw, in the dim light, the sparkle of several grains of sand.
She raised startled eyes to his and he grinned unabashedly, "We take preventative measures against that. It's how we found you. My sand and his nose."
She laughed, the sound catching on the tears rising in her throat. She had wondered how they had found them so far away from town.
A blur of color caught her eye as Naruto slid down onto the grass next to her. He grinned at his teammates but frowned when he caught the glimmer of tears on her cheeks.
"Hinata, are you all right? Are you in shock?" She shook her head as she wiped at her wet face. He turned to Gaara. "What's wrong with her?"
Gaara shrugged and pointed to his hand where the sand still shimmered. Naruto nodded in understanding.
He wrapped an arm around Hinata, his fingers resting comfortably against Gaara's sleeve.
"You thought we wouldn't watch out for you, Hinata, when we weren't around? Geez, can you imagine what the two of us would be like to live with without you around?"
Gaara nodded and pressed closer to her side as his arm slid around her waist.
"We protect our precious people, right Gaara?"
The man in question nodded and discreetly slid some sand onto Naruto's body as well. Today was too close of a call.
Hinata, cocooned between the two warm bodies of her teammates, didn't try to fight the lethargy that came over her body.
Before she slid into sleep, resting against the solid strength on either side of her, she felt lips brush against her forehead.
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President Obama Sends 2013 Budget to Congress
Monday, February 13, 2012
Monday morning, President Obama sends Congress his 2013 budget plan. The president's budget includes stimulus-style spending increases on highway construction projects, schools, and other public works. It also includes increased taxes for wealthy Americans and corporations. What it doesn't include are significant cuts, and the president already getting push-back from Republicans about his plan. They say it avoids making needed sacrifices and that it doesn't do enough to curb the deficit or keep the rapid growth of benefit programs like Medicare in check.
Notes from the Conservative Political Action Conference
Friday, February 10, 2012
The 39th annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) began on Thursday with speeches from Jim DeMint, Stephen Halbrook, Michele Bachmann, Anne Coulter, and President Eisenhower's granddaughter Susan Eisenhower, among others. With invocations of Reagan and cries for party unity, the three-day event could help give focus to what has been a lukewarm GOP race.
Contraception Coverage Draws Criticism from Catholic Bishops
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has taken issue with the Obama administration's healthcare bill, which requires all university and hospital insurance plans to cover contraception. Archbishop Timothy Dolan wrote in a Wall Street Journal editorial that this provision infringes on personal freedoms, "coercing religious ministries and citizens to pay directly for actions that violate their teaching." However, two new recently released polls reveal that American Catholics are more supportive of contraception coverage in employer-provided insurance than non-Catholics.
The Agenda: GOP Campaigning, STOCK Act, President Obama discusses European debt with Italian PM
Monday, February 06, 2012
Every Monday, The Takeaway looks at the big news stories from the week ahead. Republican presidential candidates head to Colorado, Minnesota and Maine this week; Colorado and Minnesota's caucuses are tomorrow. In Washington, President Obama holds talks on the European debt crisis with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti while Congress takes up the STOCK Act.
Eric Cantor Addresses Voters' Frustrations
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
What happens in the Florida Primary is not just important to Florida, Romney, Gingrich and the gang. This is a campaign year for everyone in the House of Representatives and a third of the Senate. And while Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor is in a safe seat in his own district he's leading the charge to get more GOP members into the House and Senate.
Recapping Last Night's Florida GOP Debate
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Last night the University of South Florida hosted a GOP presidential debate, the first of two scheduled in Florida leading up to the state's January 31 primary. The crowd was silenced by a no-applause policy which seems to have muted the effect of Newt Gingrich, who in the past has received accolades from the audience after partisan broadsides. The debate sets the agenda for the next week as candidates prepare for a primary which may ultimately decide the nominee to challenge President Obama in November.
This Week's Agenda: State of the Union, State of the Economy
Monday, January 23, 2012
This week, President Obama delivers the State of the Union, then travels to five states that promise to be key battlegrounds for this year's election: Iowa, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Michigan. As the President begins his swing state tour, Republican candidates will be setting up camp in Florida, preparing for two debates in the next primary state.
Final Pre-Iowa Debate Recap
Friday, December 16, 2011
Anna Sale, It's A Free Country political reporter, and Todd Zwillich, Washington correspondent for The Takeaway, discuss what went down at last night's GOP debate - the last before the Iowa caucuses.
Capitol Hill: GOP Blocks Cordray From CFPB; Gingrich's Popularity in Congress
Thursday, December 08, 2011
Takeaway Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich looks at two major stories playing out inside the halls of Congress this week. The White House is attempting to push recalcitrant Senate Republicans to confirm former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Forty-five Senate Republicans signed a letter in May vowing to block any nominee unless Congress was given more oversight of the bureau. Zwillich also spent time on Capitol hill talking to lawmakers about GOP frontrunner Newt Gingrich.
GOP Foreign Policy Debate Round-Up
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Todd Zwillich, Washington correspondent for the Takeaway, and Reihan Salam, columnist at The Daily and blogger for National Review Online's The Agenda, discuss last night's GOP debate and go through what the candidates did and didn't say about foreign policy.
Herman Cain Responds to Allegations of Sexual Harrassment
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
On Monday, Politico reported that Herman Cain was accused of sexual harassment by two female employees while he was head of the National Restaurant Association. The women left their jobs after reaching settlements with the industry group. Cain vehemently denied the accusations later in the day at the National Press Club in Washington, but went on to make contradictory statements about the incidents on Fox News.
No Deal in Sight for 'Super Committee'
Monday, October 31, 2011
The Democrats and Republicans on the deficit reduction 'Super Committee' remain hundreds of billions of dollars apart, just weeks shy of the Thanksgiving deadline. And that's not the only action on the economy this week. They'll also vote on an infrastructure plan, which would provide funds to repair roads and bridges, with money raised from higher taxes on millionaires. The Takeaway's Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich fills in the details.
Obama and GOP Hopefuls Set Their Sights on Swing States
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
The 2012 Election is more than a year away, but the president and Republican presidential hopefuls are already campaigning, and setting their sights on potential swing states. Tuesday night, the Republican presidential candidates will debate once again, this time in the swing state of Nevada. Meanwhile, President Obama is traveling through the swing state of North Carolina, hoping to rally support for his jobs bill.
Senate Republicans Unveil Jobs Plan
Friday, October 14, 2011
Yesterday, Senate Republicans pitched a jobs plan called "The Real American Jobs Act," which includes lowering tax rates and broadening the tax base, and repealing "Obamacare," the Democratic health care reforms. The bill is mainly a round-up of two dozen GOP bills.
Congress Passes Free Trade Deals
Thursday, October 13, 2011
In a moment of bipartisanship, Congress passed three trade bills on Wednesday that had been embroiled in a political stalemate for years. The deals will promote foreign trade with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama. Consensus on the matter supports the idea that both parties think free trade will help the country's ailing economy. The action comes one day after the Senate defeated President Obama's Jobs Bill.
Washington Responds to Occupy Wall Street
Monday, October 10, 2011
The Takeaway's Washington correspondent, Todd Zwillich talks about economic news from Washington over the weekend, and how politicians from right and left are responding to the Occupy Wall Street protests.
Congressional Showdown Over FEMA Funding
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
A vote scheduled by House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) on a stopgap bill, known as a continuing resolution, to keep the government funded through November 18 has become unexpectedly controversial. The government could be headed for a shutdown, as Democrats have vowed to block a provision of the bill concerning funding for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The bill includes $1 billion in immediate funding for cash-strapped FEMA, but offsets the spending with cuts to the Energy Department's Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program. Todd Zwillich, The Takeaway's Washington correspondent, has the latest on the story.
Obama Calls Congress to Take Action on Jobs Plan
Friday, September 09, 2011
President Barack Obama addressed a joint session of Congress and television viewers across the country last night, presenting a $447 billion package of tax cuts and new government spending meant to increase jobs in America. Obama urged Congress to "pass this jobs plan right away." After the speech, House speaker John Boehner said "The proposals the president outlined tonight merit consideration." Will Obama's plan pass through Congress and, more importantly, will it work?
Mitt Romney's 59-Point Economic Plan
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
In advance of tomorrow night's Republican presidential debate — the second for GOP candidates hoping to run in the 2012 election, and first for Texas Gov. Rick Perry — former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney unveiled a plan to boost economic growth, in a speech yesterday in Las Vegas, Nevada. It hasn't seemed to boost his standing yet — a new poll shows Perry in the lead over Romney and other GOP candidates.
Congress Goes Back to Work
Monday, September 05, 2011
Last week, we discussed the state of the nation's job market, and the news was not good. No new jobs were created in August, meaning unemployment is stuck at 9.1 percent. How to get the job market moving will be the subject of intense debate this week, as Congress returns from its summer recess and the President outlines his strategy. We'll also see the first meeting of the deficit reduction committee responsible for cutting $1.5 trillion from the budget. So it's a big week for Congressmen and women, who recently haven't shown a fondness for compromise.


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10th Annual John Paul II Lecture on Social Justice
The 2017 John Paul II Social Justice Lecture is titled "Life in a Clear Plastic Bag: The Limbo of Immigration Detention Centers." The topic will be a panel discussion on immigration in general and the Elizabeth Detention Center in particular.
The speakers will be: Sr. Antonelle Chunka who has been ministering to the immigrants in that Center for years; Sr. Mary Ann Mueller who is part of a Pax Christi group that protests in front of that Center every Ash Wednesday; and Dr. Anna Brown, Chair of the Political Science department at St. Peter's University and actively involved in social justice causes.
If you have any questions, email Dr. Mara Zukowski.
About Dr. Anna J. Brown
Dr. Anna J. Brown is chair of the political science department and director of the social justice program at Saint Peter's University. She co-founded and is a faculty advisor to the University's Center for Undocumented Students. Along with James L. Marsh, she co-edited and contributed to the book, Faith, Resistance, and the Future: Daniel Berrigan's Challenge to Catholic Social Thought.
She has published in the areas of social justice, immigration, nonviolence, and Buddhism. She is a member of the Kairos peace community, which was co-founded by Daniel Berrigan, S.J., and has participated in numerous acts of nonviolent civil disobedience as well as works for peace and justice internationally.
About Sr. Mary Ann Mueller
I am delighted to be the full-time Justice and Peace Coordinator for the Felician Sisters' North American Province since 2010. I am also a member of the Felician Sisters' Congregational Office for Justice and Peace and I edit the Congregational Justice and Peace newsletter.
I directed our Justice and Peace committee in Lodi, a very dedicated group of sisters, associates, and employees from institutions on our grounds, until I moved to CT two years ago. I served on the Leadership Council of Pax Christi New Jersey for seven years and I edited The Christian Peacemaker, the newsletter for Pax Christi New Jersey for over five years.
I have been involved with the Franciscan Action Network, the Franciscan voice advocating in Washington, since its inception in 2007. I currently serve on the boards for Franciscan Action Network and for United States Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking.
My baptismal mandate compels me to make an attempt each day to live the Beatitudes. My favorite quote from Mahatma Gandhi—"You must be the change you want to see in the world" challenges me to fulfill God's will in compassionate service, total availability and concern for the salvation of all people.
About Sr. Mary Antonelle Chunka, EdD
Sister Mary Antonelle Chunka, Ed.D, is a Felician Franciscan Sister who has been cooperating with Christ in the spiritual renewal of the world for more than 50 years. As a teacher, writer and international speaker, Sister Antonelle continues to advocate for social justice in all areas of human dignity.
In 1982, Sister left her administrative position at St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, to begin The Promise Outreach, a faith-based ministry to at-risk and delinquent youth. Through the years, Sister Antonelle extended the ministry to include adult correctional centers which led to a further outreach to immigrants detained in federal ICE facilities.
Under Archbishop Peter L. Gerety, Sister Antonelle was appointed as a founding member of the Newark Archdiocesan Commission for Justice and Peace and for the Commission on Women in Church and Society. She used these experiences to influence policies as a trustee on numerous boards of education, health care and social services. This year, in the Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi, the Most Rev. James Checchio, Bishop of Metuchen, named Sister Mary Antonelle as a "Disciple of Mercy."


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Children in early elementary grades who struggle are missing some basic skills that can be remedied using the right approach and the right tools. The BIG 3 tools are Visuals, Story, and Body Motions. All the recommended resources utilize these tools.
The basic skills that are needed are:
The quickest and most effective way to gain knowledge of sounds and their letters is by using a resource that shows the letter made into an object that looks like the letter shape and has the sound of the letter as well.
For 1st graders, reading Alphabet Tales would work very well. For 2nd and 3rd graders, likely the Alphabet Teaching Cards would be more appropriate.
Images are instantly snapped in children's memories, tying letter and sound together, and thus avoiding future problems connecting the two. Mini-lessons are printed on the back of each card, making it a cinch for the teacher to present new letters and sounds, teach tips for letter formation, know in which order to teach the writing of the letters, and much more. No lesson planning needed!
The reason sight words are so important is that they make up most of the text children will read in the early grades. When children are learning to read, they have to spend so much time sounding out words and when that is mostly what they do, reading can be super tedious for them. Use SnapWords® to jump start your child into fluency and comprehension.
607 SnapWords Pocket Chart Cards actually provides you with 643 high-frequency words embedded in colorful images. You don't need to look any further for powerful resources to help your students learn sight words quickly and effectively.
Children who struggle with reading, spelling, and sounding out larger words will benefit from this resource. The visuals and patterns in this book make memorizing words, phonics rules, and decoding easy.
The Illustrated Book of Sounds & Their Spelling Patterns will take the mystery out of words! Children who can't memorize will benefit from this approach to teaching phonics concepts, spelling, and sounds that require multiple letters. The book is entertaining, full of cartoons that help to drive the lessons home, and is funny. The book is leveled as to difficulty, starting at zero and moving clear through to the most advanced sound spellings in our language. This approach has worked to bring children up to grade level in reading very quickly.
A finite number of sounds make up all the words in the English language. With The Illustrated Book of Sounds & Their Spelling Patterns, students learn to read/spell those sounds that are the building blocks of all words. Students are engaged in listening to sounds, finding patterns, and learning through cartoons and story bytes. The Illustrated Book of Sounds & Their Spelling Patterns demystifies reading by giving students the tools they need to decode unknown, difficult words with ease.
Beginning readers and children who have missed out on some basic skills and are not progressing as they should be need this kit. This approach has been very effective for children who have not been able to learn to read using traditional methods.
What is included?
The Easy-for-Me™ Teaching Kit 1 contains everything you need to teach 1-6 children to read. The multisensory materials empower you to reach a diverse group of learning styles at one time while ensuring that no child is left out. The program is especially effective at closing gaps in understanding for children who have missed out on some basic skills and are not progressing as they should be. The materials are also perfect for beginners, and if used as outlined, prevent learning difficulties for many children who would otherwise struggle in learning to read.
If your child is lost when it comes to adding and subtracting, reach for this book. This book starts at the very beginning. It is ideal for those learning number recognition, counting, writing numbers, ordering numbers, number sense, and addition & subtraction to 10.
Right-Brained Addition & Subtraction is the first in our two-part series on addition & subtraction that focuses on making math easy for children who typically struggle with remembering math facts. Right-Brained Addition & Subtraction takes a left-brained subject (symbols, abstract concepts, rules to memorize, etc.) and integrates right-brained elements and body motion in order to engage the multiple regions in the brain during the learning process. This means that what used to be tedious and discouraging for your child is now easy and enjoyable. Instead of memorizing number facts, your child will be hearing stories, seeing pictures, arranging numbers in patterns, doing hand motions and the facts will just stick!
Children who have mastered addition & subtraction to 10 will benefit from this book. It picks up right where Right-Brained Addition & Subtraction left off.
Right-Brained Place Value is the companion piece to the Right-Brained Addition & Subtraction book. It's a colorful, fun, and effective way of teaching multi-digit addition & subtraction - or computation involving numbers over 10! This book and complimentary math flash cards pick up right where Right-Brained Addition & Subtraction left off. Very young students will easily master the concept of place value because instruction targets multiple regions in the brain at one time. Color, story, action, and patterning - all these elements are designed to fully engage your student. Best of all, for children who have a hard time memorizing and remembering math facts, this set will be a life-saver!


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Congrats mang. I'm still waiting. 96 days so far.
This is a discussion on Finally got my CCP today within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; It only took 104 days but I picked up my CCP today. Now it's time to break it in and buy something new....
It only took 104 days but I picked up my CCP today. Now it's time to break it in and buy something new.
Congrats mang. I'm still waiting. 96 days so far.
Congrats! But man those are some long waits you guys have.
"As a strong supporter of our 2nd Amendment rights, I believe tougher enforcement of our nation's existing gun laws must be done before any more laws are enacted and put on the books."
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Congrats on the CCP.I'm hearing,it's taking around 90 days,or longer, in S.C.,now,mainly because they have been swamped with apps,like a lot of other states.At least,you got it..
The secretary in the sheriff's office said they issued 200 permits in this batch.
In my state (VA) they're not allowed to take more than 45 days. After that, you can go to the courthouse and get a temporary permit until you get your real one. I love VA.
Congrats, Be Safe!
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Congrats. It too me about 6-7 weeks to receive mine.
Congrats.....WOW those are LONG waits. Mine took about 2 weeks!
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Congrats on the new permit.
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LAFAYETTE - A former crematory operator accused of dumping decaying bodies around his family business and passing off dirt and cement dust as cremated remains pleaded not guilty Tuesday to some charges, but withheld pleas on most of the 787 counts against him.
Ray Brent Marsh, 29, pleaded not guilty to 122 counts of burial service fraud and 47 counts of making false statements. Marsh's attorney Ken Poston said his client was withholding pleas on 179 counts of abuse of a body and 439 counts of theft by taking, describing those charges as ''defective.''
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford said hearings would be held Nov. 17-18 to discuss dozens of motions filed in the case, including a defense request for change of venue. The judge did not set a trial date but said he wanted to ''expedite the case and move it along.''
''We are not going to go so fast that we skip justice,'' he said in ruling out the possibility of a trial this year.
Marsh, who is free on bond but required to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet on his ankle, was expressionless at Tuesday's brief hearing, answering only ''Yes, sir'' when the judge asked him if everything had been addressed during the hearing.
When investigators first searched the Tri-State Crematory property in northwest Georgia on Feb. 15, 2002, they found heaps of decaying bodies that were supposed to have been cremated. Bodies were spilling out of a storage shed and scattered around the crematory building and nearby woods.
Marsh is accused of stashing 334 bodies at the crematory in the Noble community, located in a pine grove near U.S. 27 about 20 miles from Chattanooga, Tenn. About 225 bodies have been identified.
In Poston's motion for change of venue, he cited reports from law enforcement of death threats, extensive media coverage and the ''manageability of holding a trial in an area where 2,300 families have expressed that they feel victimized by the defendant.''
The venue motion said Marsh, who is black, has been subject to racial slurs and endured an atmosphere of derogatory remarks from people in the community. The motion also said the ''defendant has information that the Ku Klux Klan, an organization with a chapter in Walker County, has claimed to be 'monitoring' the defendant.''
A Walker County grand jury in August indicted the former University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football player on the 787 felony counts.
Funeral homes from Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia used the crematory, authorities said.
In addition to the criminal case, hundreds of people are suing Marsh for failing to perform cremations.
Marsh also is charged in Bradley County, Tenn., with six felony counts of abuse of a corpse.
The charges in Tennessee alleged that Marsh picked up bodies and transported them to the crematory, then allegedly returned to Tennessee funeral homes what were purported to be those cremated human remains.
In some cases the urns contained cement dust, dirt, or unidentified cremated human remains, forensics investigators have said.
Lisa Cash of East Ridge, Tenn., whose mother's body was among those recovered at the crematory, attended the arraignment and said afterward that Marsh has shown no remorse.
''He comes in with the same look on his face, no sorrow. The same plain look on his face as the first day,'' she said.
Cash received an urn that she thought was filled with the cremated remains of her mother, Norma Jean Hutton, who died Dec. 30, 2001. Instead, the powder was concrete.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, September 24, 2003.
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Horizontal Inequalities and Political Violence
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AbstractWhile recent quantitative research concludes that economic inequality is unrelated to civil conflict, qualitative case studies suggest that what matters for political violence is so-called 'horizontal inequalities' (HIs), or systematic inequalities between identity groups. However, since case studies are not well suited for making broad generalizations, testing the statistical relationship between HIs and conflict is much warranted. Drawing on household surveys from a large number of developing countries, this dissertation offers new systematic data on horizontal inequalities, measured across various group identifiers (ethnic, religious, regional, migrant-status), and along various dimensions (economic, social, political). Specifying various theoretical arguments, the individual articles test the link between HIs and political violence, and whether the relationship is conditioned by different political, economic, and demographic contextual factors. The conflict potential of HIs is evaluated with regard to various forms of politically motivated violence, ranging from civil conflict to low-scale urban violence, and at different levels of analysis (national, regional, local). In sum, the statistical analyses corroborate the findings from the case-based literature, demonstrating that horizontal inequalities are indeed associated with higher levels of political violence.
Contents. (chapter 2-6 is removed due to copyright restrictions)
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Polarization, Horizontal Inequalities and Violent Civil Conflict. Journal of Peace Research 2008, 45(2): 143–162 DOI: 10.1177/0022343307087169
Chapter 3: Inequalities, the Political Environment and Civil Conflict: Evidence from 55 Developing Countries in Frances Stewart, ed., Horizontal Inequalities and Conflict: Understanding Group Violence in Multiethnic Societies. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008 (136–159). ISBN 9780230516809 www.palgrave.com
Chapter 4: Regional Inequalities and Civil Conflict in Sub-Saharan Africa with Ragnhild Nordås & Jan Ketil Rød. International Studies Quarterly 53(2): 301–324 DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2478.2009.00535.x
Chapter 5: Poverty and Civil War Events: A Disaggregated Study of Liberia with Håvard Hegre & Clionadh Raleigh. Journal of Conflict Resolution 53(4): 598–623 DOI: 10.1177/0022002709336459
Chapter 6: Population Pressure, Horizontal Inequality and Political Violence: A Disaggregated Study of Indonesian Provinces, 1990–2003 with Henrik Urdal, Zulfan Tadjoeddin, S. Mansoob Murshed & Håvard Strand. Journal of Development Studies 47(3): 377–398 DOI: 10.1080/00220388.2010.506911
Chapter 7: Internal Migration, Inequality and Urban Social Disorder: Evidence from African and Asian Cities.


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Snow chance tonight, gradual warm up next week
It was a record snowfall for Indianapolis on Valentine's Day, with over 5.5″ of snow. We are now 2nd snowiest season (December – February) on record and the 4th snowiest year on record. We need about an inch to break the season record and about 8 to break the year snowfall record. Both records were set in 1981-1982.
The skies are slowly clearing out this morning. It will be mostly sunny today with temperatures running more than 15 degrees below normal. Afternoon highs will top out in the low 20s with wind chill values in the single digits.
Clouds will increase this afternoon with a chance of late afternoon snow. Snow showers will become likely later this evening. Snow will continue during the overnight into early Sunday morning. Around an inch or two of snow is expected.
Temperatures will fall into the upper teens.
Another clearing arrives Sunday with temperatures climbing to 30 degrees.
Another system arrives on Monday, bringing the chance of a wintry mix in the morning with rain likely by afternoon. Temperatures will climb into the upper 30s. This system could have a messy start and this will be something we will continue to track.
The gradual warm up will continue through the work week with temperatures climbing to near 50 degrees by Thursday. Another shot of rain arrives on Thursday, as well.


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Tag Archives: multiplayer
Winter Vacation Story
Winter Vacation Story is a co-op survival game for PC, set in the Alaskan wilderness. It is the result of a game jam I took part in in the Unknown Worlds offices, over a year ago, and is finally released now!
Bass Jumper
Bass Jumper is a four-player rhythm game I made (as part of a fairly large team) for Whammy Jammy. I never bothered writing about it here because you can't play it; it's an installation piece, requiring a projection screen and a bunch of Arduinos and motion sensors. But we've just submitted it to IndieCade, a […]
The Yelling Game
Last weekend I attended a jam hosted at Sifteo, who make a gaming platform consisting of swarms of tiny screens. Sort of. I made a multiplayer game about building a shared language, called "The Yelling Game." Here's a video of people playing it. It ended up winning I forget what the prize was called, but […]
Just Murderers: Havana Nights
A challenger appears: the eagle with the knife. Also, a new feature: team play. Also Havana! Also I tweaked everyone's controls and the pollute-cycle might be a little too powerful now.


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Disclaimer: Do not own. I own Rebbeca and Annie though..
Well here's the first chapter of my new story probably will not update quickly though I am still on the second chapter and I have school soon.
The Glorious Unfortunate Wonders Of A History Textbook By, Dannielovessora
A young girl sat comfortably in an arm chair, in the center of a spacious library. She looked around eleven or possibly twelve. Her forest green skirt stopped, just before her knees and her legs swung repeatedly making her seem like a young child.
She was reading, a faded leather bound history textbook, two words were visible in long since faded gold text, Gaian History. The book looked tattered, and the scenery would look strange, and slightly humorous for most passerby. The book looked like the type you would probably see a college scholar reading, or studying.
Her hazel eyes were glazed over, it looked like she was either deep in though or she was bored. If one looked close enough though, the could spot her eyes rapidly moving over the words.
Her light green sleeved arm lifted, to turn a page and once it did go to the next page, a look of puzzlement obscured her features.
"How is this done already? I was still in the article on Tifa Lockhart." she whispered, she stared at the open book, the pages looked like they had been forcefully pulled out. She closed the book and got of the armchair, clutching the book to her side, she strode to the counter.
"Rebbeca, are you done already?" asked librarian, a lively brunette of around her late twenties. Rebbeca shook her head. "Oh, so you want to check it out?" Rebbecca nodded, and started walking her way home, after she had exited the library.
It was summer in Nibelheim, which made the area, hotter and unnerving. She quietly walked along, muttering her greetings to whoever she passed. She stopped almost dropping, the old book.
She dropped on one knee, to pick up the glowing orb from the ground, she stared at it excitedly before, standing and quickly running away clutching both the book and the peculiar orb.
She stopped in front of a dark red painted, one story house. Her eyes darted between her dirt soiled sneakers and the door. She ended up shrugging and darting to the wood polished door, she fumbled with the handle for a few moments before closing the door behind her and taking off her shoes. Rainbow colored socks adorned her feet.
"Annie! Annie, Guess what I found!" Rebbeca excitedly yelled. A blond haired, brown eyed teenage girl wearing a blue apron appeared in front of the young girl. She appeared to be Rebbeca's caregiver since no one else appeared to inhabit the home.
Annie smiled, exposing white teeth, "What is it?" she asked excitedly. Rebbeca showed her the strange orb, her eyes we're gleaming as she clutching the book to her chest. "Sorry sweetie, I don't know what it is. You can keep it if you want though." Annie told her. She nodded and ran down the hallway to her room.
A/n: technically the first chapter hope you enjoyed it, review if you want it to continue.


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Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, Mayor Boris Johnson and possibly Tory leader David Cameron are all set to turn up to the event in Trafalgar Square in July.
This year's march is expected to be the biggest so far, attracting half a million gay and lesbian people, and is being sponsored by City Hall, the Metropolitan Police, Ford and Lloyds TSB.
But organisers told the Standard today that they had been met with"complete silence" from Labour as to whether any ministers would be attending. The blunder means that Gordon Brown could be the only party leader absent from the event.
Colm Howard-Lloyd, director of Pride London 08, said that he was "puzzled" by Labour's failure to respond to requests for politicians to attend the jamboree.
"Labour has in the past been keen to be seen as the party speaking out on gay rights. Despite requests from a number of angles, they have failed to respond. It seems they are in such a panic just now they don't know which way is up," he said.
Pride organisers tried the Prime Minister's diary secretary, as well as aides to Harriet Harman, the deputy Labour leader, but got no response. "We have tried secretaries, officials and we have volunteers across Whitehall but we have heard nothing at all.
"The Lib Dems are sending Nick Clegg, the Conservatives have Boris but are also checking the availability of David Cameron, William Hague and other senior figures. Even the Greens and other parties have offered speakers without prompting."
Tony Blair was proactive in courting the pink vote and turned up to a Stonewall gala last year, when he was prime minister, to declare that his civil partnerships law had made him "skip with joy".
But some gay rights campaigners believe Mr Brown is less comfortable with going public about the issue.
Mr Johnson is heavily involved in this year's event as City Hall is a sponsor. He has gone out of his way to assure the pink vote of his liberal credentials after criticism during the mayoral election over his past remarks on gay marriage. The Tories are in the midst of a concerted effort to woo gay voters.Reuse content


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Levi-Montalcini, Rita
From Library of Congress Name Authority File
Levi-Montalcini, Rita
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- Montalcini, Rita Levi-
- Levi-Montalcini, R. (Rita)
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Birth Date
- 19090422
Death Date
- 20121230
Birth Place
- Turin, Italy
Death Place
- Rome, Italy
- female
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- Organization: Washington University (Saint Louis, Mo.)
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- found: Study Week on Nerve Cells, Transmitters and Behaviour (1978 : Vatican City) Semaine d'étude sur le thème Cellules nerveuses, transmetteurs et comportement, 1980 (a.e.) t.p. (Rita Levi-Montalcini) p. xi (Academician)
- found: Molecular aspects of neurobiology, c1985: CIP t.p. (Rita Levi-Montalcini) t.p. verso, etc. (prof., Dr., Inst. of Cell Biol., CNR, Italy; b. 4/22/09)
- found: Reti, c1993: cover (R. Levi-Montalcini)
- found: New York times WWW site, Dec. 31, 2012 (in obituary published Dec. 30: Dr. Rita Levi-Montalcini; b. Apr. 22, 1909, Turin; d. Sunday [Dec. 30, 2012], Rome, aged 103; Nobel Prize-winning neurologist who discovered critical chemical tools that the body uses to direct cell growth and build nerve networks, opening the way for the study of how those processes can go wrong in diseases like dementia and cancer)
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- 1982-04-21: new
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Donnie Hair's Live Cage Fights: Sebring Swamp Brawl – RESULTS Sponsored by Intimidation Clothing
TeamMadHouse member Matthew Gaither is reporting the action live as it unfolds!
Fight #10 MAIN EVENT (MMA) (135lb TITLE FIGHT): Noah Weed vs Shawn Valentin: Valentin winner via Unanimous Decision
Fight #9 (MMA) (150lb TITLE FIGHT): Michael Jones vs Brian Jean: Jones wins via Unanimous Decision.
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Fight #7 (MMA) (115lb): Ingrid Madrano vs Jenny Silvero: Madrano wins via Unanimous Decision.
Fight #6 (MMA) (135lb): Brian Cruz vs Eugene Morales: Cruz wins via Rear Naked Choke at 1:31 of the 1st round.
Fight #5 (MMA) (170lb): Eric Shmitt vs Glenn White: White wins via TKO at 2:13 of the 2nd round. (Shmitt got knocked down and then told the ref he wanted to quit because he had a bloody nose resulting in a TKO loss)
Fight #4 (MMA) (205lb): Dustin Dixon vs Hale Kelly: Kelly wins via Unanimous Decision.
Fight #3 (MMA) (205lb): John Shmitt vs Rudy Levocs: Levocs wins via TKO (ref stoppage) at 1:14 of the 3rd round.
Fight #2 (190lb) (Kickboxing): Josh Spears vs Justin Chin: Chin wins via KO at 1:28 of the 1st round.
Fight #1 (180lb) (Kickboxing) Lionel Ruiz vs Zack Bello: Ruiz wins via Unanimous Decision.


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Mauricio Pochettino's side fell behind in Saturday's early kick-off after Patrick van Aanholt gave Sunderland a 40th minute lead in north London.
However, Christian Eriksen scored his first goal since 4 October in the Premier League to level before half-time and Eriksen added a third after Mousa Dembele's brilliant goal.
Harry Kane scored his 12th Premier League goal of the season to seal three points to make amends for their 1-0 loss to Leicester City at White Hart Lane on Wednesday night.
Spurs can exact revenge for their loss to the Foxes on Wednesday night when the two sides meet in their FA Cup third-round replay after a 1-1 draw in north London last week.
And Dembele is already excited about the cup tie after taking to Twitter to rally his Tottenham team-mates.
Good victory! On to the next one. ;) #COYS pic.twitter.com/hlB5Z0ROmd
— Mousa Dembélé (@mousadembele) January 17, 2016
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