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Boost your students understanding of Saxon Math with DIVE's easy-to-understand lectures! Each lesson concept in Saxon's textbook is taught step-by-step on a digital whiteboard, averaging about 10-15 minutes in length; and because each lesson is stored separately, you can easily move about from lesson-to-lesson as well as maneuver within the lesson you're watching. Taught from a Christian worldview, Dr. David Shormann also provides a weekly syllabus to help students stay on track with the lessons. DIVE teaches the same concepts as Saxon, but does not use the problems given in the text; it cannot be used as a solutions guide.
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Published 4:33 pm, Wednesday, October 9, 2013
The first "Rahe Rahe Rally" of the school year was a hit with students, parents and faculty members.
Before the event was over, principal Heather Moore received two pies to the face and assistant principal Jay Huffty kissed a pig.
It was part of the district's Comal FIT program, in which students in grades K-5 took part in the "Apex Fun Run" at Rahe Bulverde Elementary on Sept. 19.
"Each student had a goal to complete 36 laps," said Moore, who also completed 36 laps. "Many surpassed this goal. We were very proud of what they accomplished. I think we gave them a lot of incentive when they knew about the pie in the face and the kissing a pig."
As a result of students receiving pledges from friends, family and community members, the Rahe Bulverde PTA is scheduled to receive more than $10,000 that will go, according to RBES PTA president Michelle Ross, toward "character education, community involvement such as a community carnival in the spring and family night events, different health initiatives, and to purchase items to benefit the school."
Other Comal FIT activities the district has participated in since the program began last school year were the highly successful "Jingle Bell 5K run in Gruene" and "Walk Across Texas," where students and faculty walked more than a half-million miles.
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The St. Jude's Jingle Bell 5K presented by Comal ISD" will take place this year on Dec. 14 in Gruene.
Also at the Rahe Rahe Rally, which will take place monthly at RBES, a spirit stick was given to a student, Kaitlyn Hurlbut, who was recognized by her teacher for demonstrating the Core Value of Honesty.


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1903s: Remington Arms or Remington Typewriter?
With regard to the different companies that were contracted to build the Springfield M1903 series rifle, some were made by Remington, while others by Smith Corona (normally known for their typewriters.) I had always assumed that the Remington versions were made by the Remington[Arms].
Now, I just saw across an internet advert for a 1903 and the seller says it was built by "Remington Typewriter".
Can anybody clear this up for me? Was it Remington Typewriter? or Remington[Arms]? Or are the two the same company? :confused:
Same company. Think about it- it there is a demand for a product, and you have manufacturiing capacity..........
Remington even made bicycles- Bicycle; Remington, Pneumatic Safety, Male Tall Frame, 1890s. [p4a.com, ltd.]
S&W made shaving razors.
In the Army, company clerks were known as "Remington Raiders"- motto- "We never retreat- only backspace" :p
Same company. Okay very good. Now my question is: Were all the Remington products made under the same roof? or were they built in totally different factories/locations?
In other words: how to tell if weapon made by "Remington" was made in regular Remington Arms factory... or in the re-tooled typewriter factory?
I could dig thru one of my history of Remington books- but to be honest, just had beer and pizza, and want a nap. Why not ask Remington?
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During the two world wars large manufacturing companies converted their operations to war materiel. A company like Remington likely would have made parts in a facility appropriate for those parts and assembled guns in the appropriate facility.
It would be logical for them to actually assemble the guns at the gun part of their operation as that is where the gun savy personnel were located.
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2012 Update: Let's take a look back at The Bourne Identity.Ten years ago, director Doug Liman launched what would become a stylish, tough, influential franchise and gave Matt Damon the kind of solid action-hero identity that Tom Cruise has been seeking his whole career. (Sorry, but Mission: Impossible's Ethan Hunt is nothing more than an action figure. Jason Bourne is a character.) Now, on the weekend of the release of The Bourne Legacy, a fourth film that seeks to start the Bourne-franchise … [Read more...]
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I gave a talk on Continuous Integration last night at the Houston Sark Office. Thanks to all who attended.
We had pizza and discussed some of the processes and principles behind CI, as well as some of the tools to get you there. I did a live demo of an app, connected to source control and a build server.
A-la Jeremy Miller, I had my CCTray audio clips setup, so when the build failed, you'd hear Napolean Dynamite say "Freakin Idiot!"
I think it went well, however for those of you who attended, I'd really like to hear your thoughts! Please take a second to leave a comment.
Here are the files used in the demo:
continuous integration.zip (8323 KB)
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I left out the build server installation because it was over 70mb. It consisted of Subversion binaries, Nant, and a Cruise folder with some project state data.
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U.S. citizens and residents compute their U.S. taxes based on their worldwide income. This sometimes results in U.S. citizens having to pay tax twice on the same income: once to the U.S. government and once to the government of the foreign country where the income was earned.
The foreign tax credit was created to help taxpayers avoid this double taxation. It allows taxpayers to take a tax credit for taxes paid to a foreign government on foreign source income that is subject to U.S. tax. Like other nonrefundable credits, the foreign tax credit allows taxpayers to take a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the amount of U.S. tax owed. However, there are cases in which not all taxes paid to a foreign government on foreign-sourced income can be used in the computation of the credit. Four tests must be met to qualify for the credit:


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Encompass Journal Mentioned in The New York Times
EKU's The Journal of Military Experience recently received a mention in The New York Times. The journal, a venue in which veterans share their stories, poems, and artwork, is available in Encompass, the University's digital repository. Created in EKU's Department of Veteran's Affairs, the journal strives to allow a transparent flow of communication among scholars, soldiers, veterans and academics.


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From: Andrea Carpani (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Date: Fri Nov 05 1999 - 08:19:13 PST
On 03-Nov-99 Gilles Detillieux wrote:
>> It's hard to know what's "normal" or which option would be faster.
>> Remember we're all digging very different servers, pages, etc. For
>> example, you don't mention how many URLs you have or the size of your
>> database.
>> I'm guessing the merging is taking a while because either (or both):
>> a) 1200 sites => many, many URLs => large databases
>> b) the machine you're using doesn't have much RAM and is swapping to merge
>> These are obviously intertwined. The amount of RAM you need is
>> related to the size of your databases...
> I'm wondering how Andrea is merging these 1200 separate databases.
> I don't know, but I'd guess that merging them hierarchically would be
> faster than merging them linearly. E.g., for 8 databases (1-8), you
> could merge 2-8 in turn into database 1, but it seems it would be more
> efficient to merge 2 into 1, 4 into 3, 6 into 5, 8 into 7, 3 into 1,
> 7 into 5, and finally 5 into 1. I'm guessing though. I don't know that
> anyone ever benchmarked it.
I have to merge the sites separately because I need to be able to know the
"originator" url when I have a hit: the idea is that htdig uses the <url_list>
attribute so that I get a list of "derived" urls from eache "originator" url. I
then merge all these small db's together. Is there an easiest way to trace back
the originating url from the hit ?
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Civil Rights Era Mug Shots
Staff at the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office discovered arrest logs and photographs from the time of the Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-56) and the Freedom Rides (1961). Selected pages from those volumes have been scanned by ADAH staff and are available at the links below. For copies of images or for more information about the arrest docket and other photographs contained in it, please contact Rita Parker at the Montgomery County Archives at 334-832-1249, Fax: 334-832-7716, or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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From: (Ellen Keyne Seebacher)
Subject: RE: [DNA] Testing Australian parents' DNA + 'other' genetic material
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 14:46:27 -0400 (EDT)
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> I believe it is correct that the X chromosome is a "nuclear"
> chromosome in women.
Yes, of course. I apologize if that wasn't clear.
> The X one gets from one's mother is not identical to either of the
> two X's she inherited, one from each parent, but is a combination of
> the two.
Not identical, true, but not really a combination either -- X chromosomes
recombine only in a very small area at their tips.
> Otherwise, we could trace genealogy with an X chromosome test, since
> it would be unchanging over time, with a 50-50 chance of being
> passed on to a child by a mother and a 100% chance to a female child
> by the father.
How could you trace it, if you didn't know which line it had been passed
along? Saying that your X chromosome arrived unchanged (which it hasn't,
of course; there is a _small_ amount of recombination, and there are
always mutation events) from an ancestor 10 generations ago doesn't help
if you don't know which of the 2^10 ancestors in that generation it might
have come from. And we women, who have two X chromosomes, would have
twice the confusion. :-)
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The five lads who make up chamber pop/rock quintet Miracles Of Modern Science all attended Princeton University. When you hear that, it's easy to assume that Miracles Of Modern Science—or MOMS, as the band is often called—is made up of no more than a handful of privileged young men hand-waving their way through quirky pop songs and hoping that their Ivy League B.A. magically translates into a seal of credibility. Don't make that mistake. The band's debut LP, the self-released Dog Year, is one of 2011's best surprises, combining a sincere musical vision with a lighthearted, genial aesthetic in an approachable but nonetheless complex piece of pop.
With guitars playing an integral role in practically all of today's music (dubstep notwithstanding), one might perish the thought of listening to an indie rock album without the, well, rock. And, yes, MOMS is a band with mandolin, cello, violin, upright bass and drums, with no familiar bass or guitar sounds to be found. But the change in soundscape is ultimately a refreshing one: In addition to making songs like "Space Chopper" and "Eating Me Alive" more intimate and folksy, the strings create plenty of needle-sharp, crescendoing riffs to propel them forward. The ominous undercurrents of bass and handclaps function especially well on the appropriately titled "Tensity," creating a feeling of suspense that no Les Paul could imitate. Ultimately (and surprisingly), the chamber-pop model translates well to rock—there's less buzz and more deliciously creepy build in cuts like "Quantum Of Solace," as dynamics take priority over distortion.
There's also a healthy sense of humor, as evidenced by the silly titles and lyrics of opener "MOMS Away!" Space is also a prominent theme ("Bossa Supernova," "I Found Space," "Space Chopper"). There are no tired Homer references or heavy-handed attempts to shove poor James Joyce into a two-minute pop song; just earnest, fun songs about space and animals and girls. Perhaps the best thing about Dog Year is that it doesn't try so damn hard to win your affections: It just does, with clever, catchy rock wrapped up in a fun chamber pop package.


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