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Times: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays: 5:30pm to 9:30pm; Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays: 5:30pm to 10pm; Matinee Train on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays: 11am to 5:30pm Note: the matinee train does not have a live performance!
Ticket prices: Adults(18-64): $11, Seniors(65+): $8, Child/Youth(3-17): $8, Child(2 and under): free, Matinee Train: $6 Purchase tickets online or on-site. On-site sales start at 3pm daily (or 11am for Matinee trains) and they only sell same day tickets on-site.
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The theme for 2015 is Horror Classics! This probably means that Dracula, Frankenstein, Phantom of the Opera, and other creepy creatures will arise!
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The 2013 Halloween Ghost Train theme is 'Classic Monster Movies'. The train will operate from October 11, 2013 to November 2, 2013. The train operates nightly from 6pm to 10pm with matinees 11am to 6pm Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
The 2012 Halloween Ghost Train theme was 'Scary Fairy Tales'. Earlier, in 2012, the beautiful little train station burned down. However, the area was cleaned up and the Halloween Ghost Train operated as per usual.
The 2011 Stanley Park Halloween Ghost Train theme was 'Circus of Disaster'!
The 2010 Stanley Park Halloween Ghost Train theme was 'Alice in Wonderland'!
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this is by far the best game for the psp, and when it comes from the best gaming series of the ps2 its no wonder. psp games are often overlooked and are thought to be a far cry from the ps2 games but this title is just as good as god of war 1 and 2. this game is a prequel to god of war 1 which is a good idea as e get to not only find out but play through what happened to kratos before god of war 1 starts. it stays true to the previous titles which is something that is very rare in psp spin offs of ps2 games. its a fun and interesting game to play and belongs in everyones collections as do the previous 2 titles. the graphics are solid and for a psp game, the graphics sometimes amaze you, certainly an attractive game. in all my scores for this game are: gameplay: 10/10 graphics: 9/10 storyline:9/10
The GOW series is one of my favorite once of all time, I love the main
character Kratos, I love Greek mythology and I love fighting games that
features blood, big-ass set pieces and epic music. GOW 1-3 had all that
and lots of it. Santa Monica has always been able to push the
boundaries of what the ps2 and ps3 are capable of, the graphic and so
on, things that should not be able to be on a small system like the
psp. So when I finally sat down with my GOW Chains of Olympus it was
with fear in my chest. That it wouldn't give me the same kind of
bloody, awesome adventure as the previous games. But as I started
playing that fear flew away.
GOW CoO is an awesome psp game, it looks and feels just like the GOW on the ps2 system, which shouldn't be possible. The gods and Titans are in it. The controls are greatly ported, the pacing is top notch. The story is good. The only sad thing is the absence of epic boss battles, just one to be exact. And as I and all GOW fans out there know, big ass boss battles is a big part of the GOW experience. But it's still good, good game that is a must if you're a GOW or a fan of great fighting/ adventure games for that matter. The only game on the psp that surpasses Chains of Olympus is Ghost of Sparta, the GOW game that was released later on the psp. But you should still play both games and begin with CoO.
Thank you everybody and good night!
GoW:CoO is a really nice game, but it has some serious flaws.
At first, I must say the graphics are beyond awesome. It's pure PS2 quality on your hand-held, you have to see it to believe it! Nothing wrong with this part. The story is really nothing special, it's about Kratos who wants to get rid of his visions, but the Gods don't let him, and he must fight. That's it. No twists, no turns, and at the end you get a somewhat disappointing conclusion.
Now, we got to the crucial point of the game: the controls and the gameplay. During your adventure, you will encounter many enemies (but the fights are in more than 60% of the cases are blatantly staged!), and you have to use your weapons and magic. Now the control scheme is brilliant, considering that the PSP lacks a second analog stick. I've never played any GoW games before on PS2, so I thought it was meant to be this way. And the guys did a splendid job with the port. So you won't be suffering to make Kratos do what you want him to do. But you will be suffering when you will find out that you don't have complete control over him! And this is the greatest flaw of the game. Although the gameplay isn't too inspiring (puzzle solving, staged fighting, puzzle solving, staged fighting, and so on, ad infinitum), the beautiful graphics will blow you away as you discover new areas, and because of this, you won't mind the mediocre gameplay schemes, trust me. But there are serious problems in the area of controls. You can launch your heavy attacks with the triangle, your light attack is on the square, jump is X, and sometimes the game will prompt you to press circle. You can chain your attacks, launching multiple hit combos on your opponents, and that's nice, BUT... and here it is, the big BUT, which ruins your experience: once Kratos started a combo, you can't get him out of it! This is especially frustrating, when you trying to play the "one hit and you're dead" challenge, where you have to abuse the L trigger + triangle combo to win. No, seriously it's about the only way you can defeat them in that challenge! Whenever I tried to play it skillfully, I've always seen 2-3 seconds before I got hit that I will get hit. And this is wrong! Being able to see that you're about to get hit and not being able to do something about it is the worst video game experience you could ever have. Except for playing a really bad game, of course, but that's beside the point. The point is: there are combos that last for 10-15 seconds, and once you've started them, Kratos will do it, no matter what you push when you realize that the enemies will strike you. And yes, it's the same with the enemies too! So once they've started the attack animation, you can do nothing to prevent them from hitting you - and this is just bullshit! Sorry for being this harsh, but this is a really poor combo system. You have to have some kind of combo breaker move, for Christ's sakes! But no. You don't.
So all in all, when playing on medium, this is not really an issue, because the game isn't that hard. Your frustration begins on hard and god mode and when you play through the challenges. When there's no room for errors, this game fails to give you the results of your skills. Even if you're the best reflex-gamer of the world, you won't be able to enjoy your reflexes, because you cannot use combo breaker moves. This ruins the gameplay when you want to beat the game in god mode, and sadly it ruins any more experience with this game, because after you've realized this, you can't just look away. And Kratos' moves are beautiful, and some combos are like a dance, so this game really deserved a better combo system! I'm sad, but this game really isn't that good. It's worth playing through once, but then you can forget all about it. It's a real pity...
I would've given it a 6/10, but the great graphics saved the game, so it's 7/10 now. Rent or buy? RENT, definitely.
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The George Washington women's squash team, currently ranked an all-time program-best 12th nationally in the Dunlop College Squash Association (CSA) rankings, heads north for a quartet of matches against ranked opponents this weekend.
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Internet Business Building-Duplicate Something That Works
This is something where the title speaks for its self, but I have some good business building ideas to help with your Internet ventures. The key point I want to focus on is we should duplicate something that is making money. When we find something that works on the Internet it will work over and over again. There are several things that we must do to find something that works, design easy pages to duplicate, write content, study statistics, monetize our pages and build links.
Finding Something That Works
The process of finding something that works. This may take a little while to discover something that will generate revenue on the Internet, but once you lock into what works, duplicate it.
The way I found a few keys for the things that work for me was to build websites where I had knowledge about specific topics. This was the easiest place to begin with my Intuit/Homestead websites. I experimented with various advertisement placements and eventually found some reliable layouts that generate repetitive income.
Designing Your Web Pages
When you are developing your websites, it's important to design your Intuit website pages so that they are easy to duplicate. Because you will be publishing articles regularly, a simple layout should be in place that looks good and is easy to paste your content into.
Assemble layouts with your Intuit-SiteBuilder pages that are super easy to add content to.
Publishing Content
Write content that has Homestead Website Optimization techniques implemented on them. This will help you get the most exposure for free website traffic. The more content that you publish the better your chances are of being found.
Checking Your Statistics
You must monitor your real tracker statistics. By doing this, you can determine which of your website's pages are getting the moist traffic and then you can focus extra attention to those URLs by building links.
Building Links
Some of the easiest ways to build links are through commenting on blogs and writing articles. I also have had success with joining forums that allow signature links.
Once you create a website, add your content, and discover which pages are getting traffic, then you should monetize those pages to sell your products.
When you start making money then you have put together something that works. Now the key to making more cash on the Internet is by duplicating what you just accomplished with another niche website.
This is why I think it is important to keep your pages simple for adding content to them. It will allow you to post more content quickly and to duplicate your website's design fast as well. The less time you have to invest in designing your pages then the more time you have to build other niche sites. So, keeping this in mind, keep things simple.
The more tools that you can use for automating things the better making money will go for you. In previous posts
I have written about using automatic email systems and creating content with an article changer. These are two tools that can help you automate your revenue generating niches to continue making passive income.
So, in review…Design your pages to be easy to duplicate and add content to. Write optimized articles, monitor your statistics, and build back links to the pages that are getting traffic. Finally, monetize your most often visited web pages so that you will make many product sales.
Then, after you get one website set up making money and it is as automated as you can possibly get it, start another niche website using these same methods. Building an Internet revenue generating business is challenging, but when something begins to work, just duplicate it over and over again. Online revenue is virtually limitless when you discover something that works.


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One of the cheapest ways to buy costume jewelry is in bulk. Whether you are going to buy costume jewelry for your business or to use as jewelry gifts or keepsakes, the best way to do this is to search for sites on costume jewelry online and choose the best jewelry agent to help you with your purchase. How? longchamp soldes Well, here are a few tips on making your bulk jewelry purchase successful.
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Just because you are going to order in large quantities does not mean you need to skimp on quality. Most retailers like those part of Yiwu jewelry Purchasing Agency know that an item, no matter how cheap it is, cannot be sold if it can pass off as junk. Remember, cheap items do not always mean that these should be low in quality.
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Buying in bulk means that purchasing agent in yiwu conditions are different. For instance, when you buy costume jewelry from China wholesale, you can expect cheap prices. However, you need to check whether there is a limit on the minimum purchase. Another thing you need to check out is if the jewelry packaging is part of the deal. When ordering from China jewelry agent, some may charge extra for the jewelry packaging. This is necessary if you are going to use the costume jewelry as a keepsake. (You longchamps sac cannot just give out bracelets as they are on an occasion, because decency calls for some sort of packaging.) Delivery dates and shipping terms should also be made clear from the sellers part before signing anything.


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One might think that gift range charts are just for large projects such as capital campaigns or for significant fundraising efforts. And, while, yes, there is some truth to that, gift range charts can be used effectively in even the smallest of fundraising shops. A gift range chart will tell you exactly how many gifts […] Read more »
How to run a successful Mother's Day fundraising campaign
At the start of Spring, our thoughts turn to flowers, sunshine, and our Mom's! And, for many nonprofit organizations, this is a great direct mail theme and just in time for a Spring appeal. So, how can you maximize this appeal to give your donors the best experience? Well, for one, if your organization has moms […] Read more »
What's next after your capital campaign feasibility study?
So, your consultant has just finished your capital campaign feasibility study. The report is sitting on your desk, and you are wondering, where do I go from here? Here are some possibilities: The report may recommend that the organization takes some time to prepare its fundraising infrastructure before going into full campaign mode. Preparation may […] Read more »
Donor cultivation and stewardship – it's all unique and one-of-a-kind!
I often get asked from my clients, how many touchpoints do you need to give to a donor at a certain level? And, my answer – it varies. There is some science to the whole matter. In fact, after I conduct a rating and ranking session, I will combine all of the numbers and come […] Read more »
The revolving fundraising door at our organizations
What is going on out there? For the past year, I have watched development jobs come and go on the job boards. I lamented that folks like myself with over 20 years of experience, certifications, and education were getting passed up for the lower paid, less experienced, "greener" young ones. And, there might be some […] Read more »
New "Hire A CFRE!" interim development services
Development Consulting Solutions is announcing NEW interim and project-based service offerings: Who is "Hire a CFRE"? There are limited Certified Fund-Raising Executives (CFRE) providing outsourced fund development services and serving as interim fund development staffing. What most organizations need is someone who can do the work for them! "Hire a CFRE" recognizes this need and […] Read more »
Do not take Fund Development best practices at face value!
Best practices. We hear that phrase often. This week, I even read a question asking if "best practices were misleading?" Are we throwing that phrase around to legitimize our field? Our do we have best practices and what are they? Well, I contend that the only true best practice is one that is grounded in […] Read more »
Is your fear of asking causing you to make assumptions for your donors?
Let's cut to the chase. I know, and you know that one of the biggest things that stop us from being effective in our fundraising is fear. Good old, heart pumping, nail biting, fear. Recently, I had a conversation with some folks, and I asked them the question, "what is your number one concern around […] Read more »
Is scarcity stopping you from asking for a major gift?
Do these phrases sound familiar to you? "I never have enough money!" "Money goes out faster than it comes in!" "Money doesn't grow on trees!" How often have we heard these phrases growing up? Well, if you were like me, probably a lot. As a child, these were the messages that I subconsciously learned about money, […] Read more »
Let's talk about YOU, not me!
Research has shown that people like to talk about themselves. And, there is a reason why. It stimulates areas of the brain. It makes them physically feel good to talk about themselves – stimulating the same areas in the brain that sex, cocaine, and good food does. And, we all know what good food does […] Read more »


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Tutorials \ 3D Tutorials \ How to Model a RimAuthor / Submitted by: Chris
How to Model a Rim
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Its just a basic tutorial you can ad as much edges to you're cilinder as you want
The rim I made in this tutorial is the Enkei rpf1.
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2012-09-25 19:35
how i can traform a project for a part of slrr?
Link is broken.
Can someone upload this tut?
2009-02-17 19:19
really good tutorial. teached me alot
BUT! had to pause a couple of times every second to see where that freaking pointer was and its not so smart to use hotkeys when making an tutorial and dont tell what you did those things made this a REALLY hard tutorial.. but as i said, it was really good, and i learned alot thx man 8)
Was a hard tutorial to folow as you were going so fast and not telling me what to do and where
It is good but I need help at the very start on how to get the image template from the background? I have tryed making a plane but I don't know how to texture it.
Can you tell me how to texture it?
2008-08-13 20:11
chris is a bitch xD
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At some point in the NFL draft, probably in Thursday night's first round, a team will formalize an improbable outcome and select Patrick Mahomes II. The improbability would not stem from Mahomes reaching the highest level of football. He posted astonishing statistics at Texas Tech, got all As in high school, stands a sturdy 6-foot-3 and possesses enough arm strength to hurl a football 65 yards while resting on his knees. The improbability will stem from the fact he's playing football at all.
As a kid, Mahomes bounded through major league clubhouses alongside his father, Pat, a hard-throwing, journeyman relief pitcher. At 5, he shagged batting practice flies before World Series games. He developed a 95-mph fastball and was offered, his father said, a six-figure bonus to play the outfield. His family is not ignorant of football's inherent hazard. His mother, Randi, implored him to play a different sport. Pat attended all his son's games at Texas Tech, and "I'm the most nervous guy at the stadium," he said. If Mahomes were to veer from baseball, Pat figured it would be for basketball, another sport he seemed better at than football.
"Never in my wildest dreams," Pat Mahomes Sr. said, "did I think he was going to be a professional football player."
And yet, Patrick Mahomes II chose football, for the simple reason a lot of young men do a lot of things. "He just fell in love," Pat Sr. said. Mahomes has risen to become among the most-sought players in the draft. In a quarterback class lacking a clear front-runner, it would be a mild surprise, but certainly not a shock, if Mahomes is the first signal-caller chosen.
Mahomes's selection, whenever it comes, will mark an unlikely professional entry for his specific circumstances and broader trends. He is the son of a big leaguer, talented enough to pursue a baseball career, and did not become a starting high school quarterback until midway through his junior season. Football offers no guaranteed contracts and exponentially greater health risks. And yet, Mahomes chose a path that will end with him joining an NFL team this weekend.
"Me personally, I was hoping he would fall back on baseball, just because football is scary to watch for a mom," Randi Mahomes said. "I definitely would try to throw that in whenever I could. I did tell him, I felt like baseball had a longer career, and football — it's hard for me to watch. When most of the fans are standing, I'm usually sitting, because it's difficult."
Growing up, Mahomes seemed destined to pursue a career in baseball. He attended spring training with his father, and he would throw balls around in his rental apartment so much Mahomes Sr. could not get enough sleep at night before early-morning workouts. Other parents asked him and Randi how they got him to practice so much. "This isn't normal?" they would respond. He first tried football in fourth grade, but quit after a couple practices.
Mahomes picked up football again and started playing quarterback in seventh grade, but his baseball and basketball ability far outshone his football skill. As a high school sophomore, he played safety, not quarterback. Meanwhile, he became one of the best pitchers and outfielders in the state of Texas and started as a freshman on the basketball team at Whitehouse High, where he told the coach he wanted one day to play for Duke.
In the summer before his junior year, Mahomes attended football camp at Texas. Coaches recruited him only as a defensive back, which he had no interest in. But then, he hadn't played quarterback the year before, and he would have to compete with his best friend just to win the position at Whitehouse as a junior. On the way home from the camp, his father tried to intercede.
"You're really good at baseball. You're really good at basketball," Mahomes Sr. recalled telling him. "Why don't we just take the football part of it out and concentrate on those two?"
"Dad, I can't see myself sitting in the stands and watching my friends," Mahomes replied.
Adam Cook, the coach at Whitehouse, split series between Mahomes and his friend at quarterback. In the season's third week, Whitehouse played Silver Springs on a rainy night. Mahomes caught fire, and Cook declared him Whitehouse's clear-cut starter. "You could tell then, that was when the light came on," Cook said. "Of all the things he competed in, there's nothing like the idea of being a quarterback out there on a Friday night in Texas. I felt like that at that point, that's when things really shifted."
Randi had sometimes grown frustrated with her son for not showing more excitement. Once he became the starter, she said, "He just loved it." The camaraderie football provided thrilled him, while baseball started to feel tedious, an individual pursuit disguised as a team pursuit.
"He's a team guy," Mahomes Sr. said. "He loves the team atmosphere about it. In baseball, if he's pitching, he could take over a game. If he had his good stuff, it's a good chance he was going to win the game. Basketball, you can take over a game. He could hit 30-something points, as he did in several playoff games, and they'd win. But football is a game where you've got to have everybody playing well to be successful. I think he loves that. I think he loves being in a locker room with that many guys, all of them pulling for the same goal. That's the thing that most intrigued him about the game."
Baseball would provide one final temptation. Mahomes could throw in the mid-90s as a teenager, which combined with bloodlines of an 11-year major leaguer made scouts drool. He attended showcase camps and drew interest from several scouts. The Detroit Tigers selected him in the 37th round of the 2014 draft, a throwaway pick given his strong commitment to Texas Tech. But in the early rounds, he had a chance to break his commitment.
"All I know is, a team called and said, 'We have $1.6 million. Will that get it done?'" Mahomes Sr. said. "He told them no, hung up the phone, got in his car and drove to Lubbock."
Mahomes's father could have played basketball at Arkansas, for a team that eventually won the national championship, and he always wondered what his life could have been like. His mother didn't go to college, either, and she always wished she had. Mahomes knew he wanted to go to college, no matter the price.
"Evidently, it wasn't that hard for him, because he didn't bat an eye," Mahomes Sr. said. "But as a parent, you sit there and say, 'That's a hell of a start. You go to college for three or four years and graduate, you're not going to start at that number.' But it's his life. That's what he wanted to do. It's his dream to be an NFL quarterback."
It started to become reality at Texas Tech. He also played baseball as a freshman, but appeared in only one game and turned his full attention to football. He threw for 598 yards against Baylor at the end of his freshman season, when injuries pressed him into starting duty. As a junior, he solidified his NFL stock. He led the nation with 421 passing yards per game, and he set an NCAA record with 819 total yards in a loss to Oklahoma. Questions remain about his mechanics and the quarterback-friendly system at Texas Tech, but his athleticism and production make him appealing to NFL teams.
Cook received a questionnaire from the Green Bay Packers, and it was easy to answer: Mahomes was an A student and never came close to trouble with the law.
The Cardinals, who could try to find Carson Palmer's eventual replacement with the 13th overall pick, called Cook and interviewed him about Mahomes, with particular interest in the influence of Pat Mahomes Sr. Cook told them what a pleasure it was to deal with him, how he never interfered, as some former athletes are wont to do.
"He said, 'Coach, thank you for letting my boy play for you,'" Cook said. "I'm thinking, 'Whoa, man. Thank you for letting him play for me!'"
And so, Mahomes will leap into the NFL, a league in which star quarterbacks make less money than, for example, not-exactly-household-names such as Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager. He will play a sport that forces its participants to risk brain injury and lifelong impairment. But Patrick Mahomes II loves football, and love can make you do improbable things.


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Lynne Kennedy
I live with my husband, Darren, and our super-terrier, Flora, in the tiny village where my grandparents and great-grandparents lived, just outside Kyle of Lochalsh - the gateway to the Isle of Skye.
When I was 18, I left home for the bright lights of Edinburgh and later London, where I worked in public relations in the City. A year travelling round the world was the cure to my early-mid-life-crisis (everyone has one....right?) and then at the grand old age of 36, I returned home to the Highlands and, somehow, discovered wedding photography as a career. As a romantic dreamer and an outgoing lover of people, though, it seems the perfect job for me.
My travels took me from London to Moscow by bus and train via Mongolia, China, Tibet, Nepal and India, followed by a wee journey from South Africa to Kenya in an overland truck. That's quite a lot of miles and an awful lot of amazing experiences and you can see some of the photographs from this trip here.
I don't have any children but I do have two nieces, a nephew and a couple of gorgeous god-children, all of whom I love to photograph. And my dog thinks she's human. She's so cool.
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The Junior Years (Gr 9-10)
The academic curriculum for Grades 9 and 10 at The Francis de Sales Centre is a liberal arts program which introduces the students to the Greco-Roman roots of western civilization while strengthening their abilities to reason and to express themselves in speech and in writing. Students participate in physical education and arts programs offered throughout the city, in curriculum-based school trips, as well as extra-curricular clubs.
This course involves the study of Sacred Scripture and aims to teach students a skill known as "scriptural reasoning," which involves the ability to use biblical texts to solve moral problems that arise in ordinary life. Background questions include why the innocent suffer, how forgiveness relates to justice, and whether the ideal of unity demands overcoming disagreement. Reasoning scripturally requires understanding the logic of scripture. Signs of this logic, which students are trained to recognize, lie in biblical patterns of narration (such as the cyclical patterns of belief-unbelief-belief, fidelity-infidelity-fidelity, sin-forgiveness-sin) and historical knowledge of the readers to whom the divinely inspired texts were first addressed as answers to real problems. The pragmatic scope of scriptural reasoning invites students to craft their own answers to life's questions using scriptural reasoning, while also engaging moral issues arising in the media and culture of the world they inhabit. Evaluation is based on class participation, homework, essays, and testing.
Students cover Church history from the Apostolic Fathers to New France, paying close attention to the work of the Holy Spirit creating and renewing the Church through the ages. In learning about the early Church, students read select primary texts, such as the Letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch, and early hagiographies, such as the Life of St. Benedict. When covering the period from the Edict of Milan through the fall of Rome to the Middle Ages, students learn about St. Augustine, early heresies, and the revival of learning in Europe with the rise of monasticism. Important figures from the latter period include Charlemagne, St. Boniface, Bede, and Alcuin of York. As students encounter the Church in the Middle Ages, they are introduced to the role of the Mendicants and the rise of the university vis-à-vis more complex topics such as the Inquisition and Crusades. They also learn about the Reformation, its underlying causes, typical theological divisions introduced at the time, and the Church's internal efforts to address institutional concerns through various counter-reforms. Evaluation is based on weekly readings and assignments, reports and short essays, tests and exams.
Students read a variety of classical texts, most notably The Odyssey and The Iliad, as well as Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. By examining different descriptions of crisis in the epic and lyric genres, they explore important questions about what it means to be human and the human condition. Themes include desire, expectation, ambition, bravery, loneliness, suffering, loss, fate, necessity, and providence. The study of literature is reinforced by topics covered in History and Theology. Students learn to use history to determine an author's (often implicit) motivation for writing and they rely on this background to diagnose the complex motives driving the plot: the desire to control, scapegoating, imitation (mimesis), etc. Evaluation is based on class participation, written assignments, and exams.
The first half of the school year focuses on reading and discussing themes in Virgil's Aeneid through the lens of historical context. Topics include duty, fate, conquest, and good government. Students are also introduced to literary conventions such as the simile, ekphrasis, and alliteration. In the second half of the year, the focus shifts to more modern works, namely: Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie, and John Wyndham's The Chrysalids. Readings are always prefaced by an introduction to the context surrounding the genesis of the work, such as the Civil Right Movement, the advent of psychoanalysis, and the Cold War. In the latter part of the year, students read Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleopatra to connect, once again, with the overarching Classical theme in the Grade 9 and 10 Literature program, as well as to learn about Elizabethan history and drama. Evaluation is based on weekly readings and assignments, reports and short essays, tests and exams.
Through the study of ancient literary works of history, the students are introduced to classical Greek history, the rise of the city-states of Athens and Sparta, and the formative Persian and Peloponnesian Wars. Throughout the course, discussion is focused on the development of influential ideas in the Greek world which continue to be an influence in our day and also on the similarities and differences between the classical Greek world view and the Christian one. Evaluation is based on assignments, tests, short essays, participation, and exams.
This course introduces students to ancient Rome primarily through texts written by ancient Romans. The students read Livy's account of the founding of Rome and the era of the Kings, and of the establishment of the Republic. Livy is also our primary source for the Second Punic War. To study the later Republic we turn to Plutarch, while Tacitus is our source for the early Principate and the first persecution of Christians. Excerpts from secondary resources provide context and background information throughout the year. Themes discussed include forms of government, daily life, family, slavery, and religion, with references to our own Christian understanding highlighting both similarities and differences. Evaluation is based on participation, regular reading assignments, short essays, tests, and exams.
Introduction to Physics & Chemistry is a course that studies the fundamental principles of physical science, including lab work, providing the foundation for the study of Biology, Chemistry and Physics throughout high school and beyond. Topics covered include an introduction to properties and states of matter, atomic structure, the periodic table, chemical bonds and reactions, solutions, acids and bases, forces and motion, forces in a fluid, work, power and machines, energy, thermal energy and heat, mechanical waves and sound, the electromagnetic spectrum and light, optics, electricity and magnetism. Students are evaluated on quizzes, lab work, and exams.
This course is designed to give students an appreciation of creation and of the order and complexity of living things. The emphasis is on the basic biological processes of how life systems work, and instruction is supplemented with regular lab work. Topics include: the nature of life, ecology, cells, genetics, evolutionary theory, microorganisms and fungi, plants, invertebrates, chordates, and the human body. The science of biology presents the student with some controversial issues that exist in today's world, such as theories of evolution, stem cell research, genetic engineering, and cloning. It is a goal of this course to discuss these issues in light of Church teaching. Students are evaluated on participation, quizzes, lab work, exams, and cumulative end of semester exams.
The course aims to provide students with analytical and reasoning skills, particularly the ability to express real life problems in the form of equations, and the use of mathematical techniques by which to solve them. Major topics include equations in 1 and 2 variables, simultaneous equations, exponents, polynomials, square roots, quadratic equations, and inequalities. Related discussion topics include "Math in everyday life" and "How to study Math." These themes are further explored through field trips. In order to write the Pascal and Fryer math competitions, students receive additional preparation in order to sharpen their math skills and build up speed. Marks are comprised of exams, quizzes, homework and class participation. Lessons are taught in a variety of formats: lectures, discussions, question-and-answer sessions, and drills. Evaluation is based on homework, class participation, and testing.
In this course students are introduced to logic and deductive reasoning, culminating in the construction of proofs, and also continue work on spatial reasoning and problem solving skills. Major topics include deductive reasoning, angles, congruence, parallel lines, quadrilaterals, similarity, introduction to trigonometry, circles, regular polygons, and solids. An additional unit on Probability is presented. Projects are assigned to give the student the opportunity to apply geometry to real life problems. Students have the opportunity to write math competitions (Cayley, Galois, and the Intermediate Math Competition). Evaluation is based on projects, quizzes, homework, participation, and exams.
Grade 9 French builds on the foundation laid in Grade 8. Students work on developing a more thorough command of regular and irregular verbs in the present, past, and imperative tenses. New concepts include reflexive verbs, the use of direct and indirect object pronouns, and irregular adjectives. The ability to communicate in French, one of Canada's two official languages, provides students with a distinct advantage in a number of careers, both in Canada and internationally. Through the use of media and excursions, students familiarize themselves with cultural elements from the French-speaking areas of Canada and abroad. Evaluation of oral, reading, and writing skills is based on tests and presentations, written assignments, homework, class participation and exams.
Grade 10 French builds on the foundation laid in Grade 9. Students learn the imperfect tense and how to use both the imperfect and past tense together when describing past events. They also learn the future tense of both regular and irregular verbs, as well as the conditional tense. They learn how to use direct and indirect object pronouns in a variety of sentences in the various tenses, including the imperative. They learn many new words and expressions that are frequently used in French. They are exposed to French culture through French songs, French short stories and through learning more about foods and menu items found in the French-speaking world. Evaluation of oral, reading, and writing skills is based on tests and presentations, written assignments, homework, class participation and exams.
This course focuses on the development of students' abilities to speak and to write effectively and persuasively. Students are introduced to the basic structure and components of rhetoric and to exercises based on classical rhetorical training. These exercises include the retelling of fables and poetry, impromptu persuasive argument, construction of effective sentences, paragraphs, narratives and short essays, memorization and recitation of poetry, and the study and presentation of examples of excellence in rhetoric and writing from a variety of historical and literary sources.
This course focuses on the continued development of students' abilities to speak and to write. Each week, classes include a vocabulary, speaking and writing component. Students are introduced to the basic structure of rhetoric and to the classical exercises used to train students in effective public speaking and writing. These exercises include the retelling of fables and poetry, impromptu persuasive argument, the construction of effective sentences, paragraphs, narratives and short essays, some creative writing, memorization and recitation of poetry, and the analysis of examples of excellence in rhetoric and writing from a variety of historical and literary sources.
This course offers an intensive introduction to the study of classical Latin for students with little or no previous exposure. There are daily readings in Latin and Latin-to-English and English-to-Latin exercises, along with a structured presentation of Latin grammar, relating it to what the students know of English grammar. By the end of the course, the students have been introduced to five declensions of nouns and adjectives and the major tenses of the indicative mood, and are reading basic classical Latin texts. Evaluation is based on assignments, take-home tests, quizzes, participation, and exams.
This course continues from Latin I with an intensive introduction to the study of classical Latin. The year begins with daily readings in Latin and Latin-to-English and English-to-Latin exercises, along with a structured presentation of Latin grammar, relating it to what the students know of English grammar. By the end of the course, the students will be translating much longer passages of Latin, including some passages from Caesar's Gallic War. Evaluation is based on assignments, take-home tests, quizzes, participation, and term examinations.
This elective course teaches students the rudiments of music theory. Topics covered include: Music Notation; Time Values; Semitones, Whole Tones, and Accidentals; Scales (Major, Minor, Chromatic, Whole-Tone, Pentatonic, Blues, Octatonic); Modes; Intervals; Time (Simple, Compound, Hybrid); Note Grouping;;Triplets; Music terminology; Chords; Triads (Major, Minor, Augmented, Diminished; Inversions); The Dominant 7th Chord; The Diminished 7th Chord; Cadences (Perfect, Plagal, Imperfect); Transposition. Evaluation is based on regular textbook exercises, two term exams and a final exam.
This elective course takes students through three centuries of cultural development by focusing on the relationships between music and other cultural phenomena from 1600 to the outbreak of the First World War. The course materials include a set of lectures on DVD and a 3-CD collection of musical pieces the students will learn to identify through ongoing listening exercises. Topics covered include musical technology, the rise of the Baroque period, opera, the Enlightenment and Classicism, Romanticism, tone poems, nationalism, Modernism. Evaluation is based on listening assignments, short homework assignments, two term exams and a final exam.
This elective course surveys the history of Western Art, with special focus on the arts of the Christian world as the heart of Western Civilization. Non-western art traditions will be introduced where they provide instructive context or comparison. Students will learn to identify and appreciate the evolution of styles, media, and cultural objectives across the spectrum of art in two and three dimensions: painting, sculpture, crafted objects, architecture, and the inter-relationship of each to the others in sacred, domestic, or civic contexts. Evaluation is based on research and response assignments, tests, participation, and term examinations.
This elective course is designed to give students an appreciation of the order and complexity of creation, and of the order and complexity in the cosmos. The course covers the different kinds of celestial objects, their characteristics, how they formed and developed, and their eventual fates. This includes a discussion of stars (including our sun), star groups, black holes, asteroids and comets, the earth, moon, and planets. It also covers the theories of the origin, development, and future of the universe, as well as whether other planets and life forms exist in space. The students will study, and have the opportunity to observe, the main stars and constellations for both summer and winter. Evaluation will be based on participation, assignments, tests, and examinations.
This elective course introduces students to the fundamentals of drafting, starting with the alphabet of lines and basic sketching. Students will learn the proper use of drafting equipment such as T-squares, set squares (triangles), and scales, and will learn how to construct basic geometric figures. Students will also be introduced to multiview and pictorial drawing, as well as the fundamentals of lettering. Evaluation will be based on participation, assignments, tests, and examinations.


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flat screen, flat abs, flat food?
The weekend started off productive.
#1 – I cleaned out my closet to donate bags of unworn (and no longer fitting) clothes for the salvation army
#2 – Kyle and I finally bit the bullet and bought a 32 inch flat screen HDTV (sweeeeeet!)
#3 – I did some cooking (and tried a new recipe)
#4 – I dragged Kyle with me to the gym
So, Kyle was with his student at Minds Matter in the AM, allowing me to leisurely sip 2 cups of coffee while doing the crossword…until 3 pm! (btw my coffee was starbucks' blend with ff vanilla creamer, ff lactaid, and stevia sweetener)
I was so caught up doing errands around the apartment, by the time I realized how late it was, Kyle was on his way home. So, I asked him to pick me up something on the way home…
This is a VENTI – obsession much? Here is when you know you have a problem, when you are SO hungry and yet, nothing sounds appetizing EXCEPT a soy latte. Good thing I have a loving boyfriend who enables my habit 🙂
While we were out at Circuit City I needed food so I popped across the street to Zabar's for some snacks. Kyle and I were both having incurably hypoglycemic days, like bottomless pits!
After cabbing it home with our new baby (a Toshiba 32″ LCD HDTV) it was gym time. Kyle begrudgingly agreed to go with me. Actually, I think we were both less than thrilled at the thought of exercising…either way, I made it there. Too bad my work out sucked. I was dead tired and devoid of energy (probably because I hadn't eaten enough) so I hit the road. No joke. How unlike me is that!? I didn't even really stretch. I literally hit a wall on the treadmill and subsequently got off and walked home. On the way I stopped for sugar (a healthy natural source of sugar).
Fresh juicy melon! Honeydew, cantaloupe, and watermelon, oh my.
Anyways, for dinner I decided to get my chef on. Attempt 2 at baking tofu:
But when they finally did meet, they made a delish dinner!
September 28, 2008 dried papaya, dried pineapple, edamame, plain tofu, soy latte, stir fry Read more >