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Userus Tikuko (common name TKK) is a domesticated species of WikiPlatypus found in rural Maine, but sometimes also spotted in Boston, Connecticut, and New Jersey. There is only one known extant member of the species, simply referred to as TKK. It is of above-average intelligence for a platypus, possessing the capabilities of language and the ability to type, and it utilizes its skills to write about dogs, agriculture, and to do a lot of reviewing. TKK has substantially improved or nominated at least five articles for Good Article status and seems to be a little proud of this. TKK is also strangely proud of the fact that it "obviously has no knowledge regarding the Murray River Curly Coated Retriever, futhermore should be banned from any further edits due to disregard and the users lack of any knowledge what so ever on these dogs." [sic]
On occasion, TKK can be found knitting, crocheting, sewing, baking, canning, writing, drawing, and raising succulents. It has a particular passion for herpetoculture, dogs, agriculture, and the Nordic countries. TKK possesses a culinary certification and is currently enrolled in a library science program.
One time, TKK was literally yelled at by a very naked Salv in the middle of the night. The next day Salv accidently deleted TKK's userpage. A couple weeks later they got wiki-married, the free marriage that anyone can edit.
DYK: 5 submitted / 6 reviewed (1 'free' DYK)
Conflict of interest: In what little spare time I have, I also volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and for the Bangor Public Library. In the past I have worked for Shaw's and I do not have a very high opinion of their recent changes in management or how they treat their employees, and I have similar opinions of Penn National Gaming. I also have strong opinions about bovine growth hormone, organic farming and organic food, cosmetic animal testing, and animal rights, so I try to avoid articles related to all these subject areas.
Photos: I have a camera phone with a decent camera. I can take pictures of anything located in the eastern Maine area as well as numerous dog, cat, livestock, and plant species/breeds and about a million other things as well. Drop a note on my talk page if you'd like something photographed and I'll see what I can do for you!
Other accounts: I have a single alternate account, User:TKK public, that I use to make edits from work, school, or other places where forgetting to log out could potentially compromise my primary account.
|Thoughts on editing and policy
The Trifecta is a very useful philosophy, and in most senses I subscribe to it.
I suppose you could say I subscribe to a deletionist philosophy, in contrast to inclusionists - I'm pretty harsh about articles jumping the bar for inclusion here.
New Page Patrol[edit]
I believe that NPP privileges should be given only to confirmed or autoconfirmed users who have created at least five articles that were not immediately deleted. This is a low, easy-to-jump bar and would stop problems with new users who simply mark everything as patrolled like it's some kind of strange race - something I was guilty of when I first started patrolling. It would also prevent people from tag-teaming with their friends to patrol advertising that would otherwise be deleted.
I primarily patrol new pages, the upload log, and on occasion usernames. I almost never patrol recent changes. I try to patrol from the back of the queue - usually, if you catch me patrolling the front, it's because I accidentally refreshed the entire page instead of just the new page feed, and my browser snapped to the front and I didn't notice. I patrol with a combination of Twinkle and the PageCuration tools, which is why my CSD and PROD logs are inconsistent.
Adminship and userrights[edit]
I have little to no interest in adminship as I believe most of the tools offered to sysops would not help me improve Wikipedia. I have no interest in either "passive" or "active" admin work and I have no interest in being knotted up in admin drama. I do most of my work patrolling new pages, creating requested articles, and working at AfC; admin rights wouldn't help me substantially with any of these areas.
I requested and was granted Reviewer rights by User:INeverCry. I requested these rights as I enjoy and had experience patrolling articles and this opens up another 'area' of Wikipedia for me to keep an eye on. User:Salvidrim! granted me Autopatrolled rights soon after, as in addition to trying to reduce the NPP backlog, I have a tendency to not help the problem by creating lots of stubs for WP:RA.
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We use laminated charts instead of handwriting books or programs!
Most handwriting programs start with patterns, then teach similar letter shapes, then words with those letters and so on.
We do Charlotte Mason's method of narrations and copywork, and when my children want to all their written work in cursive, I find these programs progress through the teaching process too slowly.
I teach them handwriting quickly and easily with a laminated alphabet chart and a whiteboard marker, and teach the letters in the following way:
- Notice all the letters sit on the base body line
- All the letters slant slightly to the right
- All the letters have a sloping starting stroke starting at the base body line
- All the letters end with a finishing stroke that ends at the upper body line.
- Some letters have loops at the top. some at the bottom
Now let's begin ~
Lower case letters ~
- Find and copy over all round oval body letters ~ c, then a, d, g, and q
- Find and copy over all the loop letters~ l, b, h, f and k
- Find and copy over top curve letters ~ n, m, p and r
- Find and copy over bottom curve letters ~ u, v, w and y
- Find and copy over dot and cross letters (only letters to lift pen to complete!) ~ i, j and t
- Find and copy over e, s, x and z
- Find and copy over bottom loop letters ~ g, j, y and z
Upper case letters ~
- Find and copy over oval letters ~ O, Q, A and X
- Find and copy over loop letters ~ C, G, L, S, E and Z
- Find and copy over curving over letters ~ N, M, U, V, W and Y
- Find and copy over straight shape letters ~ H, K, P, R, D and B
- Find and copy over start @ top letters ~ T, F
- Find and copy over loop from middle letters ~ I and J
This method helps children ~
- familiarize themselves with the entire alphabet
- recognize letters and find them randomly
- learn to form letter shapes correctly
- practice short, happy lessons as Charlotte Mason suggests 🙂
- run through the alphabet in sequence (when mom is sure they know how to form each letter)
Some more tips ~
- talk as you show the child how to form the letters
- watch closely and wipe any mistakes out immediately and correct the writing before bad habits or confusion is set
- First trace over, then copy, then refer to chart until they can write without references
Here's your downloads ~
Pop over to my Handwriting Pages for more tips, downloads and practical advice. Click over to my Packages Page to get your Teaching Cursive Step-by-Step booklet.

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Tiger R-Zone Headgear model.
|Tiger Electronics
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|R-Zone cartridges
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The R-Zone is a portable game console (originally head-worn, later handheld) developed and manufactured by Tiger Electronics. The R-Zone was shown at the American International Toy Fair in February 1995,[1] and was released later that year.[2] The R-Zone was a largely unsuccessful handheld console and would only be manufactured for a short period, before being discontinued in 1997.[citation needed] Although the R-Zone was not designed to compete directly with any other handhelds, it marked Tiger Electronics' first multi-game entry into the portable electronic game market.
The original R-Zone unit consisted of a headset and a separate controller containing batteries.[3][4] Each game cartridge contained its own transparent LCD display screen which was projected onto a mirrored surface held in front of the player's eye. It is thought that this original design, including the red color scheme, was designed to capitalize on popular buzz for the Nintendo Virtual Boy at the time.[3]
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- R-Zone games varied only in title and subject; gameplay within the R-Zone's gaming library was almost identical from title to title.
- Popular franchises released one or more games on the R-Zone, including Star Wars, Virtua Fighter, Men in Black, and Batman.[citation needed] The Lost World: Jurassic Park, based on the 1997 film of the same name, was also released on the R-Zone.[5]
The R-Zone's controls are located on the lower top front face of its body and are positioned on the left, right, and bottom sides.
- The R-Zone has ten face buttons. The buttons on the right are labeled "A", "B", "C", and "D". The functions of these face buttons vary from game to game but typically the buttons correspond to a four-direction attack scheme (whereas the "C" button would attack to the left, the "D" button would attack up, the "B" button would attack right, and the "A" button would attack down or do nothing at all. The buttons on the bottom are labeled "ON", "START", "SELECT", "SOUND", "PAUSE", and "OFF". The functions of these face buttons are universal and do not vary from game-to-game. The "ON" button simply turned on the console but was largely un-used as inserting a game cartridge would automatically turn the unit on. The "START" button was required to begin all games. The "SOUND" button turned the audio from on-to-off and vice versa. The "PAUSE" button would allow for any game to be stopped at the exact point in which gameplay was taking place. Pressing this button again resumed gameplay. The "OFF" button was used to turn the console off.
- The R-Zone also features a directional pad, allowing four directions of movement in its games.
- The R-Zone game cartridges were transparent in the center. - This allowed light to pass through and reflect off a specialized mirror to the gamer's eyes.
- The LCD in each cartridge operated identically to Tiger's earlier handheld LCD game units. All of the graphics were pre-drawn and permanently set into the LCD itself. Different portions of the display were darkened/activated at different times to provide animation.
- The mirror had minor tilt adjustment and could be pushed up against the unit for protection and storage.
- The games only displayed a dark red color.
The R-Zone contains the following input/output connectors:
- The bottom side of the console shows two ports (one on the left side, the other on the right). Each port was accessible with a screwdriver and held two AAA batteries or two AA batteries. The units manufactured from 1995 to late 1996 held a total of four AA batteries, whereas the units manufactured there after utilized a total of four AAA batteries.
- A single speaker allowed for mono audio output.
- An input for R-Zone cartridges is situated on top of the R-Zone.
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The R-Zone did not see much success in sales. With other successful and popular handhelds (such as the Game Boy and Game Gear), the R-Zone was often overlooked. Games did not allow users to save their data, link to other players, adjust audio levels, play a true variety of games, or connect accessories/peripherals (whereas other handheld consoles in the market did).[citation needed]
A few variations of the R-Zone were produced:
- The R-Zone Headgear (1995) was largely different from later units in that the game cartridge was inserted into a device that was strapped onto the user's head. The user would flip down a transparent lens that was designed to reflect the game images into the user's right eye. The head unit held the game being played and was connected to a controller with a cable approximately 2.5 feet (0.76 m) long. The controller required 4 AAA batteries,[6] sported a cartridge storage slot (for keeping an additional game protected and available), volume adjustment dial, and brightness adjustment dial. This unit as a whole is sometimes thought to have been designed to compete against the Virtual Boy. The very first game to be distributed with this console was Batman Forever, based on the 1995 movie of the same name, followed by Sega's 1995 arcade racing game Indy 500.
- The R-Zone Super Screen (1995–1996) allowed R-Zone games to have color for the first time. Some games allowed for a special lens to be used with this particular R-Zone and simply provided the user with a non-animated color background. Game movement on screen was black. The screen was considerably larger than the other R-Zone models, because of this and the fact that the user was not required to look at a mirror (at a precise angle) to see the gameplay, other people could also see gameplay. Because of its size, the R-Zone Super Screen was often not considered a handheld at all. The unit changed the layout yet again and required 4 D batteries to run. In this model the D-pad was swapped out for four directional buttons (up, down, left, and right).
- "X.P.G. Xtreme Pocket Game" (1997) was a completely handheld version of the console. It lacked a headset, and instead projected the game's display onto a mirrored surface directly above the game controller area on the unit. This version also used the AAA batteries.
- The R-Zone "DataZone" (1997) was a handheld version of the console. This version of the R-Zone no longer projected the image through a mirror but rather just flat displayed it with a backlight. It also now had other features, like a digital journal, a datebook, a calculator, an address book, and a clock. It used one watch battery to store data and 2 AAA batteries to run the game portion. It was originally believed to only be a prototype but it turns out Tiger released this model in the UK and it is the most sought after version of R-Zone among collectors.[3]
David Jones of the Chicago Tribune called the R-Zone "a waste of time and money" and wrote that its screen "is hard to see and the controls are very awkward. That's not all – if you keep the head band on for, say, five minutes, you'll have two deep lines on your fore-head and a headache". Jones noted the failure of the R-Zone's extra head-band padding – which was designed to prevent pain – and concluded, "The R-Zone should be dumped into the trash can where it belongs".[2]
- ^ Hanrahan, Brendan (February 28, 1995). "The Noise on Toys". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved April 29, 2016.
- ^ a b Jones, David (November 28, 1995). "Save For X-mas, Skip The R-zone". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved April 29, 2016.
- ^ a b c "VC&G - Retro Scan of the Week: Tiger's R-Zone — the Ultimate Eye Strain Device". vintagecomputing.com.
- ^ "The Strange (and Rare) Videogame Pics Page". tripod.com.
- ^ "The Lost World: Jurassic Park (R-Zone)". IGN. Retrieved August 4, 2015.
- ^ "PIC_0928_R-Zone". museo8bits.es.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to R-Zone.
- R Zone Head Gear commercial(link goes to commercial on retrojunk.com)
- El Museo de los 8 Bits with a list of games
- miniarcade.com
- Video Review by YouTube user Ashens
- Info and pictures of the R Zone DataZone game console and organizer


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Today I'd like to discuss one of my favorite features in Outlook 2010 – the Quick Steps feature found on the Home tab of the Ribbon.
This handy little gem can be tailored to allow you to move messages around, categorize them, flags, create appointments from them… all with a single click.
Yes, you read that correctly.
"A SINGLE click"
No right-click then followed up by another click to choose an option… no dragging messages to the correct folder (and let's not even discuss the frustration of dropping that message into the wrong folder!)… no click on the Categorize button to then have to choose a color… well, you get the idea.
I can even one better the one-click idea with a key combination shortcut. In the process of creating or editing a Quick Step, you'll find that we can assign a key shortcut so those of you who are more inclined to use the keyboard take heart, because we can make all this work for you too!
One click sounds good to me, so let's take a look at what's available and how to create new Quick Steps to meet your specific needs.
The first step in customizing the Quick Steps is to click the Create New choice.
You will then be given the Edit Quick Step dialog box, where you begin by naming your new Quick Step.
Once that's done, you're ready to set an action for the Quick Step… what do you want it to do?
Here's what you will see when you click the down arrow to select an action.
Obviously there's quite a lot to choose from – so what do you want to do with the selected message?
Choose an action and from there you'll be prompted to enter the necessary information to make it work. For example, if your Quick Step is to categorize a message then you'll be prompted to choose which category to use.
You can then choose to add another action so that you can create a Quick Step that moves the selected message to a specific folder and creates an appointment with the text of the message. (I was able to have a total of 12 actions in one Quick Step.)
All that with a single click or key combination… that's too good to be true!
Anyway, once you've set your action and any extra information that it may require, you're ready to address the Optional items in the bottom section.
First up is the Shortcut Key.
If you've got a Quick Step that you'll use frequently, you could choose a key combination from the list and save yourself the hassle of the mouse.
Below that you'll find the Tooltip Text field. Whatever message you enter here will be displayed when the mouse is hovered over the Quick Step on the home tab.
When you've got everything set as you need it to be click the Finish button.
That's it… you should now see your new custom Quick Step in with the rest of them ready to save you tons of time
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The Hudson Valley Renegades broke a 1-1 tie with a pair of runs in the bottom of the eighth inning and held off a Vermont rally in the ninth for a 3-2 victory over the Lake Monsters in New York-Penn League action Thursday night at Dutchess Stadium.
Vermont starter Kyle Finnegan allowed one run on six hits over the first seven innings before allowing a one-out double and go ahead Julian Ridings RBI single in the eighth inning. The Renegades added an insurance run later in the inning on a Tyler Young two-out RBI single off Lake Monsters reliever Tyler Johnson.
Renegades closer Justin Choate retired the first two Vermont batters in the ninth before a Ryan Gorton double and Melvin Mercedes single put runners on first and third. Choate then walked Boog Powell to load the bases and B.J. Boyd (four walks) to force home Gorton with the Lake Monsters second run before getting Ryon Healy on a flyout to center to end the game.
The Lake Monsters had taken a 1-0 lead in the seccond when Jaycob Brugman singled, stole second and scored on a two-out Gorton RBI single. Hudson Valley tied the game in the third on a one-out James Harris triple and Ridings RBI double. The run snapped a 16-inning scoreless streak for Finnegan (2-2), who had tossed six scoreless innings in each of his previous two starts.
Finnegan's 7 1/3 innings on Thursday marked the longest outing for a Lake Monsters starter since Craig Stammen and Carlos Martinez both went 7 1/3 innings in a start for Vermont during the 2005 season. Gorton and Mercedes both had two hits for Vermont, while Hudson Valley reliever Eli Echarry (4-2) allowed one hit with one walk and three strikeouts over three scoreless innings for the win.
Vermont lost two of the three games in the series at Hudson Valley, their first series loss since being swept in a three-game series at Batavia July 10-12 (had won their last six series). The Lake Monsters are also now 5-14 when held to two runs or less, while 18-8 when scoring three or more.
Vermont (23-22) heads to State College for a three-game series with the Spikes over the weekend before the Lake Monsters return to Centennial Field for a six-game homestand August 6-11 against Jamestown and Williamsport.
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Moonlight Harvest: Haunted Cranberry Bogs of Cape Cod and Plymouth County
By Edward Lodi
The ghosts, phantoms, and "long-leggéd beasties" who haunt the cranberry bogs of Cape Cod and Plymouth County are best seen by moonlight, though there are some folks who say that such things are best never seen at all. Even so, there can't be any harm in peeking, can there? Can there?
Ask the boy named Christopher, who in broad daylight peeked inside the old Thompson screenhouse, or the girl named Myra from Duxbury, who, alone at night, peeked into the shallow ditch that runs along the edge of the bog behind her house, nothing bad happened to either of them, did it? Nothing too bad. Moonlight Harvest gathers together seventeen of Edward Lodi's best ghost stories, including "Joe Baker Stops By", first-prize winner in the "Strange Occurrences" contest sponsored by Prime Time Cape Cod.
All seventeen are set on the cranberry bogs of southeastern Massachusetts; all are fraught with mystery, suspense, and nameless terror. Two of the stories have never before been published; a third appeared recently in the journal All Hallows but has never been collected in book form. A number of the stories appeared in Haunters of the Dusk and Murder on the Bogs, rare out-of-print collections that are highly sought after. Some of the tales in Moonlight Harvest are true or firmly based on legends. Others, though fictional, were inspired by actual cranberry bogs and events that happened there. All will make you think twice before setting out at dusk on that nature walk; or strolling across that dike near the reservoir; or skating on that quaint bog flooded for the winter. You never know: you might encounter Joe Baker, or the creature named Flume Child, or something far, far worse.


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Popular social networks such as Facebook and Twitter may offer retailers the possibility of monetizing their presence on them, according to an April 2011 survey conducted by Shop.org, comScore and Social Shopping Labs. Findings from the "2011 Social Shopping Survey" indicate two-thirds of Twitter users (67%) say a post has spurred them to click through to a website, as do more than half of Facebook users (56%).
In addition, approximately 90% of retailer blog users have clicked through to a website.
One-third of shoppers say they would be likely to make a purchase directly from Facebook (35%) or Twitter (32%). Thirty-five percent also indicate they would be likely to make a direct purchase from a retailer blog.
Considering the nature of Twitter, it is perhaps unsurprising that roughly half of Twitter users have posted comments regarding customer services or products/services, while less than 40% of Facebook users have posted comments regarding customer services and a little more than 40% have posted comments regarding products/services.
Consumers are much more likely to post comments on retailer blogs, with close to 80% having posted comments on both topics on a retailer blog.
More than 60% of Twitter users have browsed for a product or service, compared to roughly 50% of Facebook users. Close to 90% of retailer blog users have done so.
According to the survey, 42% of Twitter users access the site on their mobile phone at least once a day, while the same is true for 34% of Facebook users. In addition, about one-third (32%) of people view YouTube clips daily from their smartphones.
Shoppers are also using mobile devices for research and information while shopping in stores. According to the survey, nearly half of consumers (47%) have accessed customer reviews in store using their mobile device with men (55%) more likely to access these reviews in store than women (39%).
According to the survey, eight in 10 (82%) online consumers are aware of group-buying sites, though only 19% of survey respondents have actually made a purchase through one of the sites. Those who do leverage group-buying sites appear to be enthusiasts, as the majority of consumers (57%) have spent over $100 through these sites to date.
While some traditional retailers have experimented with group-buying offers, the majority of shoppers say they have purchased non-traditional retail items like food and drinks (18%), entertainment (16%), and personal care items (12%) through these sites.
The report also evaluated awareness and usage of location-based applications like Foursquare, Yelp and Gowalla. On the basis of sheer awareness among consumers, these platforms are still in the early growth stage among consumers. Foursquare has the highest awareness (16%), followed by Yelp (10%) and Gowalla (6%).
Comparing posts with image attachments to those with video and text attachments, a September 2010 study from Vitrue found that image posts received 22% more engagement than video posts and 54% more engagement than text posts. Video posts received 27% more engagement than text posts.
While image and video being more engaging than text in Facebook posts is fairly intuitive, Vitrue analysts found image beating video in terms of effectiveness somewhat surprising. To explain this discrepancy, they cited image being easier and less time-consuming than video for the consumer to view and manipulate, as well as the difficulty of creating a high-quality video and problems many mobile Facebook users have viewing video.
About the Data: More than 1,700 consumers participated in this survey, which was conducted in April 2011 by comScore, Inc. The survey participants were selected to ensure that results were representative of the demographics of the US online adult consumer. Results were weighted to accurately reflect U.S. demographics.
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CHAPEL HILL - With two scrimmages against outside competition under the team's belt and more action to come this weekend, head coach Jenny Levy is pleased with how her Tar Heel women's lacrosse fall season is proceeding.
Last Friday, Carolina played exhibitions against Winthrop and Duke. This weekend will feature a scrimmage against Virginia Tech and Carolina's annual alumnae weekend.
"It was our first time out there this fall against outside competition, and to play against someone else was great," head coach Jenny Levy says of last weekend's action. "Winthrop is a first-year program and we're glad to have the sport continue to expand in this part of the country. We have a lot of freshmen and sophomores this year, and the extra work definitely should help us."
Against Duke, the Tar Heels scrimmaged seven players on seven in separate ends of the field. The UNC defense practiced against the Duke offense, and vice versa.
"It was definitely valuable to see which kids are starting to catch on to the fundamentals we emphasize," says Levy. "We have tried to keep things simple to shore up skills and techniques in the younger players. It will take some time, but we are trying to get everybody on the same page.
"The NCAA allows us five days of competition in the fall," she continues. "We don't always use all of them, but with us being so young this season we felt it would be beneficial this year."
This weekend, the Tar Heels will host their annual alumnae weekend Friday through Sunday. The current team will scrimmage alumnae on Friday night at 7 p.m. at Henry Stadium. On Saturday, Carolina will play Virginia Tech at 10 a.m. at the Finley Practice Fields complex. Sunday's activities will include a team awards banquet.
Carolina's fall schedule will continue on Oct. 13 at the U.S. Naval Academy's tournament, on Oct. 14 at Loyola and on Oct. 27 at Duke's fall tournament.


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Have Volvo Questions? Ask a Volvo Mechanic for Answers ASAP
Hi and welcome .What model Volvo do you have? Do you hear the engine doing anything?
turn on your head lights if they look bright then battery is probably ok.If the battery is ok then you may have an alarm problem or starter problem. If it is the alarm the relay is above brake pedal( large red one that says ant-theft on it) try unplugging it and plug back in. If it is the starter you can have someone try to start the car while you check for power at the small terminal on the starter.


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One of my all-time favorite animals, and quite possibly the cutest animal on earth, is the red panda. This highlights the need for red panda conservation efforts.
I suggest you start your journey by mousing over Red Panda, and then clicking About the Red Panda. It is in the About the Red Panda section that you can learn all about the red panda. You'll learn about the two subspecies of red pandas, where they live, what they eat, how they live, what their life cycle is like, and why they are in danger.
The next section I suggest, is Red Panda Videos, it's also under the heading Red Panda. There are three videos and they are all super cute! I love the way the little baby walks in the third video.
If you have kids, and they love red pandas, you might want to check out the Red Panda Ranger information. You'll find it under Get Involved, and then click International Red Panda Day!
These animals are really amazing. I hope you'll check them out!
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Anti-discrimination group Kick It Out are frustrated by the delay in dealing with Nicolas Anelka's controversial quenelle gesture and are pressing for an "urgent decision".
The West Brom striker made the salute — regarded by many in his native France as being anti-Semitic — after scoring on December 28.
The FA will not make a statement before January 20 and Kick It Out said: "We are very frustrated at the time taken to investigate this issue and, as usual, have taken criticism, particularly from community organisations, who feel deeply and rightly aggrieved by the gesture and want to know why the campaign has not made more of a public condemnatory statement.
"The campaign will make known its comments at the conclusion of the FA's investigation."
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........remaking the "BOMB SHELTER!"
The house was built in 1959.
Our bathroom studs had over 1.25 inches of cement poured for the walls and floor. A 3/4 subfloor existed over the joists. Atop that lay the 1.25 inches of cement....atop of that lay the mortar and tile. When both the wooden and cement subfloor are added up, we get about 2 inches in height. With the mortar and tile the entire floor was about 2.3 inches overall. We affectionately called the bathroom with all that cement the Bomb Shelter.. (and deep down there might be something to it given that we live near Washing DC and an air force base....hmm)
We had to replace the wooden subfloor which was incredibly water damaged, and thus the cement subfloor went also.
The repair (to at least bring the bathroom floor height up to a similar height) called for 2 x 12 pressure treated planks that span five joists spanning the bathroom. The rationale for the pressure treated was the potential of water damage and frankly because the quality of the lumber was better than the standard stuff. I talked to various contractors who thought the idea of using PT was just fine.
Thus the PT planks sit off the joists just shy of about 1.75 inch.
When the .25 inch hardiebacker is layed atop it.......the combined PT and hardiebacker come to just about 2 inches.
Now, here is my question.
Given that I have a 1.75 thick wooden subfloor and will be using the hardiebacker, do you all think its necessary to put mortar down UNDER the hardiebacker as is called for in various "official" instructions (which I suspect are based on 3/4 subfloors....but we have another 3/4 more thickness and thus stability). There is a rationale in that it helps to provide a continuously smooth underlying base for the hardiebacker, but somehow I think it may be overkill in this case .....rather that the mortar is best placed under the tile, to give it a smooth base.
Note that we are using these kinds of floor tiles
Ideas and thoughts welcome gents!
Im hoping to get this done this weekend...
i dont think thin haribacker on press treated planks without at least a layer of 5/8 ply under hardibacker is such a grand idea. I'm thinking lots of movement is on the way. no ply on top of jousts? are these planks press treated t&g decking?
Oh,Boy.--Sadly pressure treated treated wood shrinks--Did you notice whether the boards were heavier than a non treated board of the same size?
If it was heavier --it was wet--
A better way to raise a "sunken" floor would have been to sister on new joists--That method also lets you level and flatten the floor.
On to Hardie backer or Durrock--That should not be attached directly to planks of any kind--to much movement in natural wood. You will need a layer of ply-wood on top of the planks.
You also asked about firm-setting down the Hardy backer---That is a must-do.
Hardie is so stiff that it will "bridge" over any low spots--You put tile over that spot and a heavy person steps there--CRACK--
Durrock is much more forgiving --it is soft enough to sag into the low spots and not "bridge"
I always firm-set any of the backer boards--Very cheap insurance -----Mike----
Few things I forgot to add which you guys brought up:
Yes PT does shrink (well all wood does). But I should have noted that the PT planks have been down on the joists for over a month now....and there is a heating duct that was removed, so its blown under the planks steadily (thank you God). My gut tells me that most of the structural shrinkage has already occurred; and its winter. I can see nice 1/8 to 1/4 gaps between the planks much like the original floor.
In anticipation of any cupping or gaps, I also sanded down some cups in a few planks and its pretty dry down as far as 1/8 inch. No wetness to the touch.
I would tend to think that PT planks around 3/4 inch (as with original subfloor) would give thus requiring the Durrock. In this case the planks are literally twice that thickness and the joists average about 14 inches apart or less (and the outside joists are doubled up). This summer I plan on putting in another joist anyway. 3.5 inch screws are driven into the joists. My sense is that the planks are pretty well planted. I am 6'7 and weigh about 350. When I put weight on them, no movement or dipping in the wood that is apparent. I suspect with the mortar and hardiebacker it should be stiff as a rock. And my hunch is that the smaller tiles will give and flex more than a larger solid piece. ...seems logical anyway.
Hi there DYOUNG--I stand by what is said about backer board over natural wood planks------
Only time will tell---I certainly don't know every thing. I only speak from my own experiences.
Tile work is like a tattoo--it's going to be there for a long time---best to get it done right---Mike--
Indeed I generally agree Mike. From what I can tell however the planks are pretty solidly planted
I also took the belt sander to the cupped planks (2 or 3) and sanded them flush with the others. Right now there is, at most, about a 1/8 gap between the height of each butted up plank....which is probably about what most subfloors are anyway. With the mortar it should even off quite well. And I doubled checked the spacing in between the planks. They have dried to a healthy 3/16 to 1/4 gapping, most likely due to winter and the heating duct blowing directly underneath the planks for the better part of 4-5 weeks straight.
Wish me luck! Im gonna lay the mortar and hardiebacker down today.
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You really need to brush up history. Until 1930, All Christians considered birth control a Sin. The all caved in to the pressure of their congregations in 1960 when the pill came out. They did not want to lose pew sitters.Mike I do not believe that the contraception issue has ever been a sin. Being a eunuch is not a sin in the bible but their owners who made them that way were not even charged for doing that to their slaves. I believe that was a sin.
Abortion is a sin! Not the same thing as contraception-I know you will disagree and I know why. I agree that it is perfectly ok for those catholics who do practice the issue according to catholic guidelines-but scripture does not bind it, it is a catholic tradition-clearly not a sin.
Do Catholics use the Pill? OF course they do, but they are taught that is a mortal sin.
From the beginning of Christian history until the 19th century, the teaching held that contraception was sinful, says Allan Carlson, the author of Godly Seed: American Evangelicals Confront Birth Control, 1873-1973.Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth until the 1920s, all Protestants formally read that as being a ban on contraception, Dr. Carlson says,and all Protestants held to the Christian convention that birth control was sinful, for the same reason and in the same way abortion was.
But that consensus started to break down in the 1920s, Dr. Carlson says. The Church of England accepted birth control in 1930, and American Protestant bodies soon followed.
Highly conservative Protestants such as Mary Pride, Charles D. Provan, Hess and Hess, and Rachel Scott, argue that Protestants should not have moved away from traditional Protestant views of contraception such as given by Martin Luther and John Calvin. Such modern authors contrast the views of early Reformers who rejected contraception with modern Christians who accept it, and point to primarily feminist, secular, or Satanic influences as causative to the change.[9][10][11][12]
Provan in his The Bible and Birth Control extensively quotes early Protestant views of birth control, which Provan uses to conclude,
If Martin Luther were alive today, would he not disapprove of many Christians who view children as a bad thing, and so practice birth control to prevent God from sending more blessings to them?... Truly Scriptural principles do not change at all: therefore Christians should willingly receive the blessings which God has for us, and not try to prevent them.[10]
Reformed scholars such as James B. Jordan, however, maintain that Provan's view has the effect of adding a law to the Bible it does not contain. Jordan states,
Jesus repeatedly denounced the Pharisees for their additions to the Law of God. Thus, we must be extremely careful about what laws we lay down for people. Does the Bible clearly state that contraception is sinful, or that people are obligated to have as many children as possible? If the Bible does not say these things, we need to fear God and be frightened of adding to His Word.[13]
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Matthews, Christopher, Cooper, Thomas J., & Baturo, Annette R. (2007) Creating your own symbols: Beginning algebraic thinking with Indigenous students. In Woo, Jeong-Ho, Lew, Hee-Chan, Park, Kyo-Sik, & Seo, Dong-Yeop (Eds.) 31st Annual Conference of the International group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, July 8 - July 13, 2007, Seoul: Korea.
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Because mathematics education devalues Indigenous culture, Indigenous students continue to be the most mathematically disadvantaged group in Australia. Conventional wisdom with regard to Indigenous mathematics education is to utilise practical and visual teaching methods, yet the power of mathematics and the opportunities it brings for advancement lie in symbolic understanding. This paper reports on a Maths as Story Telling (MAST) teaching approach to assist Indigenous students understand algebra through creating and manipulating their own symbols for equations. It discusses effective Indigenous mathematics teaching, describes the MAST approach, analyses it in terms of Ernest's (2005) semiotic processes, discusses its applications, and draws implications for Indigenous mathematics learning.
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During a Fox News Sunday interview with President Bush, Chris Wallace left unchallenged Bush's statement regarding Sen. Barack Obama: "I certainly don't know what he believes in. The only foreign policy thing I remember he said was he's going to attack Pakistan and embrace [Iranian President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad." But Bush and his administration have made contradictory statements on the question of dealing with Al Qaeda leaders in Pakistan, the specific issue that Bush purported to know where Obama stands. Wallace also did not note Bush misrepresented Obama's statements regarding Pakistan and engaging in dialogue with Ahmadinejad.
During an interview on the February 10 edition of Fox News Sunday, President Bush said to host Chris Wallace regarding Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (IL): "I certainly don't know what he believes in. The only foreign policy thing I remember he said was he's going to attack Pakistan and embrace [Iranian President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad." Wallace did not challenge the statement in any way, even though Bush himself has made contradictory statements on the question of dealing with leading members of Al Qaeda in Pakistan, the specific issue that Bush purported to know where Obama stands. Moreover, Bush misrepresented Obama's statements on that specific issue and smeared Obama by falsely claiming he said "he's going to ... embrace Ahmadinejad."
Wallace also neglected to mention that other "foreign policy" issues Obama has discussed that Bush might "remember" are Obama's proposals to begin to withdraw troops from Iraq and "redeploy at least two combat brigades" for counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan.
Within a span of five days, Bush said both that he would and that he would not go after Al Qaeda in Pakistan without the permission of the Pakistani government. On September 20, 2006, Bush said to CNN host Wolf Blitzer that he would "[a]bsolutely" order U.S. troops into sovereign Pakistani territory "to bring [Osama bin Laden] to justice." Bush reaffirmed that position on November 28, 2007, during another interview with Bush. Blitzer asked: "[A] year ago September ... you told me that 'absolutely' -- that was your word -- you would authorize U.S. troops to go into Pakistan if you had actionable intelligence on Osama bin Laden's whereabouts or other top-ranking Al Qaeda members. Is that still your position?" When Bush replied, "Yeah," Blitzer asked, "Hasn't changed?" Bush responded: "No, hasn't changed."
Yet during a September 15, 2006, press conference -- five days before his 2006 interview with Blitzer -- Bush ruled out "sending special forces to Pakistan to hunt down [Osama] bin Laden" in part because "Pakistan is a sovereign nation." Additionally, on August 1, 2007, then-White House press secretary Tony Snow said: "[O]ur approach to Pakistan is one that not only respects the sovereignty of Pakistan as a sovereign government, but is also designed to work in a way where we are working in cooperation with the local government." During an August 9, 2007, press conference Bush declined to say whether he agreed with Obama's August 1 statement that "If we have actionable intelligence about high-value terrorist targets and President Musharraf won't act, we will":
Q: Sir, on Monday, at Camp David, when you met with President Karzai from Afghanistan, you were asked if you had actionable intelligence in Pakistan of top al Qaeda leaders; would you take action unilaterally, if in fact you felt that President Musharraf simply, for one reason or another, just simply couldn't get his people there in time, would you move in? And you said, if we had actionable -- good, actionable intelligence, we would get the job done.
My question, one, is, who is "we"? Does that we include the Pakistanis, or -- because the question says, Musharraf wouldn't be able to be in -- would you do it unilaterally? And one reason this is a hot question this week is that one of the Democratic presidential candidates, Barack Obama, talked about taking unilateral action. He kind of got beaten up by people in the Democratic Party, and by Mitt Romney in your party, Romney comparing him to Dr. Strangelove. I don't know if you would agree with that, or if you would feel --
THE PRESIDENT: John, I suspect that over the course of the next months, when I hold a press conference, you'll be trying to get me to engage in presidential politics; trying to get me to opine about what candidates are saying, whether they be Republicans or Democrats. And hopefully I'll be disciplined enough not to fall prey to your question, not to fall into that trap.
To the question you asked, and to my answer in Camp David, I said I'm confident that we -- both the Paks and the Americans -- will be able to work up a plan, based upon actionable intelligence, that will bring the top al Qaeda targets to justice. I meant what I said. We spend a lot of time with the leadership in Pakistan, talking about what we will do with actionable intelligence. And the question was, am I confident that they will be brought to justice, and my answer to you is, yes, I am confident.
Additionally, Obama has not said that "he's going to attack Pakistan and embrace Ahmadinejad," as Bush asserted; he said he would "act" if Musharraf didn't -- making actions conditional, not, as Bush claimed, definite -- and he did not specify what actions he would take.
Nor has Obama said he would "embrace Ahmadinejad," as Bush stated. During the July 23, 2007, Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina, a participant asked the candidates:
QUESTION: In 1982, Anwar Sadat traveled to Israel, a trip that resulted in a peace agreement that has lasted ever since. In the spirit of that type of bold leadership, would you be willing to meet separately, without precondition, during the first year of your administration, in Washington or anywhere else, with the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea, in order to bridge the gap that divides our countries?
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OBAMA: I would. And the reason is this, that the notion that somehow not talking to countries is punishment to them -- which has been the guiding diplomatic principle of this administration -- is ridiculous.
Now, Ronald Reagan and Democratic presidents like JFK constantly spoke to Soviet Union at a time when Ronald Reagan called them an evil empire. And the reason is because they understood that we may not trust them and they may pose an extraordinary danger to this country, but we had the obligation to find areas where we can potentially move forward.
And I think that it is a disgrace that we have not spoken to them. We've been talking about Iraq -- one of the first things that I would do in terms of moving a diplomatic effort in the region forward is to send a signal that we need to talk to Iran and Syria because they're going to have responsibilities if Iraq collapses.
They have been acting irresponsibly up until this point. But if we tell them that we are not going to be a permanent occupying force, we are in a position to say that they are going to have to carry some weight, in terms of stabilizing the region.
As a February 11 Washington Post article on Bush's comments summarized: "Obama said he would be willing to meet with rogue leaders such as Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to talk through differences, but he did not embrace him."
From the February 10 edition of Fox Broadcasting Co.'s Fox News Sunday:
BUSH: If the Democrat Party feels like they can win an election by focusing on me, I think they'll be making a huge tactical mistake, but I hope they do that, then, because our candidate will be able to talk about the future and what this person intends to do for the country.
WALLACE: Do you think there's a rush to judgment about Barack Obama? Do you think voters know enough about him?
BUSH: I certainly don't know what he believes in. The only foreign policy thing I remember he said was he's going to attack Pakistan and embrace Ahmadinejad, which -- I think I commented that in a press conference when I was asked about it.
WALLACE: I hope not. But so you don't -- you don't think that we know enough about him or what he stands for?
BUSH: Doesn't seem like it to me, but this campaign has plenty of time for candidates to get defined. He is yet his party's nominee.
WALLACE: So, why do you think he's gotten this far if people don't know what he stands for?
BUSH: You're the pundit. I'm just a simple president.
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