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Where did you get the hand on the bookshelf? I have been searching high and low for one!
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Micheal's, the art supply store might have them, I forget which supply shop mine is from
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#1 Mar 12, 2012
My son will be starting school this fall, and I can pick between Church Hill Elementary, Carter's Valley Elementary, and Surgoinsville Elementary. I really don't know anything about any of these schools, and I'm looking for any information, opinions, or experiences with these schools. Thank you!
#2 Mar 12, 2012
home school him, they all stink.
#3 Mar 13, 2012
Haha! Well thanks, that's always another option.
#4 Mar 14, 2012
My kids got to Church Hill Elem. and the teachers are really good. They do some wonderful things with the kids.
#5 Mar 14, 2012
Thank you! I wish some more people around here would give their opinions. Seems like no one wants to respond to a Topix thread unless it's filled with gossip..lol.
#6 Mar 14, 2012
Both my kids went to Church Hill Elem. it is a good school and has some great teachers!
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#7 Mar 14, 2012
Carter's Valley is a great school. Both of my children went there.
#8 Mar 22, 2012
I love Surgoinsville Elm. not only did I attend there 25 years ago. But my children, nieces, & nephew attend there now! They have a staff of wonderful, caring, & professional teachers. I would advise you to take a trip to all 3 of these schools. Sure they would be more than happy to show you how they operate day to day. Best of luck!
#9 Mar 23, 2012
I think all three schools are wonderful schools. Since we moved back to the area a little over a year ago I completely understand where you're coming from and your concerns. We spoke to the principals to get a better feel for the schools. Our children are currently enrolled at Church Hill Elementary and are loving it. Something to consider is Carters Valley and Church Hill Elem. will both go to Church Hill Intermediate in 5th grade (along with a few other schools). If your children attend Surgoinsville then they continue on in Surgoinsville schools (fewer students)until they go to Volunteer High in 9th grade. Not good or bad just different.
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#10 Mar 23, 2012
It no matter what school - you all fat dumb american rednecks anyway.
#11 Mar 24, 2012
Thank you guys for all the helpful advice! I really appreciate it, and we'll definitely be visiting all three and talking to the principals.
#12 Mar 30, 2012
Both of mine went to Church Hill Elem...they did great and loved it.
#13 Apr 4, 2012
Carters Valley! Just because I like the sound of the frogs around there this time of year.
#14 Apr 16, 2012
My daughter attended Church Hill Elementary, and I agree there are some good teachers there, but there are also some who aren't so good.
If your children have any kind of learning disability (ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia etc...) I would suggest homeschooling. My daughter is ADHD and we had a terrible time with the teachers at CHE. I asked one if she looked up and my daughter was looking around to just remind her of what she was supposed to be doing, she actually left a message on my answering machine, and I quote, "I have 16 students in my class. I don't have time to make sure your daughter is doing what she is supposed to be doing." Because of that, my child missed out on playtime and brought home so much work that she didn't get finished in the day that it took us around 3 hours every night to complete it.
For us homeschooling is a much better option. One thing you can do for more information is go to the State of Tennessee education website and check the stats on the schools. Also, if you live in the city of Church Hill, your child has to go to CHE. I tried to get my daughter moved to Carter's Valley because a teacher from another school told me they are better able to deal with children with learning disabilities, and my request was completely denied. I even offered to pay tuition and was told there were so many students at Carter's Valley that they would not move her.
I have a friend with children in Surgoinsville Elementary and they absolutely love it.
Good luck!
#15 Apr 16, 2012
By the way, please don't think I am dissing the schools or trying to be negative or downing the schools. That was not my intention. I was just relating our experience.
#16 Apr 20, 2012
Homeschool Mom, thank you so much for your opinions! It has been really helpful hearing from the other parents in this area. I think we have decided on Surgoinsvile Elementary, so wish us luck! Also, I'm very sorry to hear about how your daughter was treated. You would think that teachers, especially, would understand the needs of children with learning disabilities. Sadly, some people just don't get it. Best of luck to both of you!
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sorry wrong post
#19 Apr 21, 2012
I just think homeschool is wrong. Only in my opinion, you take so much away from them how will they ever be social? No proms, no school sports, only mom and dad. There are good and bad things with schools and homeschools. I would just hate to make my child miss out on life because I did not agree with a school. I'm not putting anyone down just as I said my opinion.
#20 May 24, 2012
i feel the same way, jack.
it would be better if the parents who homeschooled were at least required to have a college education, but they aren't. they aren't required to have any formal education. if any joe blow can be a teacher, then why do teachers have to go to college for four years in order to be hired? there's a reason for that!
however, all thanks to religion, any moron who can reproduce is "capable" of homeschooling. it's sad.
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19 Nov 2015
SiRIC-Curie (Integrated Cancer Research Site) at Institut Curie, Paris, France is pleased to announce the launch of a 3rd call for translational research group leaders.
Institut Curie offers a unique scientific and medical environment with internationally recognised research in biology, genetics, soft matter physics, organic and medicinal chemistry as well as a dedicated cancer hospital complex with a strong focus on innovative early phase clinical trials.
SiRIC-Curie is looking for outstanding translational research team leaders in major translational research areas including molecular pathology, assessment and biology of the metastatic spread, genetic susceptibility factors, radiobiology, preclinical and early clinical trials including those based on immunological approaches.
A special interest will be given to groups dedicated to breast cancer research. The two positions are located in Paris. Applications from candidates worldwide are welcome.
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The Importance of Landlord Immigration Checks
1st July 2014
As a landlord, you'll know how vital it is to vet prospective tenants before they let your property. References are essential, to prevent nasty surprises down the line. Do you also carry out immigration checks for your prospective tenants? If not, then you'll soon be breaking the law and could be liable to a serious fine.
The United Kingdom is becoming an increasingly popular destination for people from outside of the European Union. As our economy continues to recover from the global recession at a faster rate than many other countries, this trend is only going to increase. The government is concerned at the number of illegal immigrants entering the country, and one of their new policies is designed to stop people renting property in this country if they don't have a legal right to be here.
Unfortunately, the task of carrying out these checks has fallen on you. Since 14th May 2014, it is now a legal duty for landlords to check the lawful immigration status of all tenants before they rent or occupy your property. If you fail to carry out sufficient checks, you could be hit with a fine of up to £3000.
Although the law came into effect in May, it has not yet been implemented across the country. Pilot schemes will soon be carried out in selected areas. The government has not yet disclosed which areas will be selected, but London seems an obvious choice. Landlord immigration checks are expected to become mandatory nationwide from October onwards. That's why it's essential to be prepared now, and get into best practice before it becomes a legal necessity.
So how do you check the legal immigration status of a prospective tenant? The first important point is that you can't discriminate against tenants. This means that you'll have to check the immigration status of people from Britain and the European Union as well, by asking to see their passport or birth certificate.
Tenants from outside of the European Union will need to produce a passport, as well as an official document or visa giving them permission to stay in this country to work or study. You'll need to ensure that these documents are in date, and that the tenancy term will not extend beyond the date that they're allowed in this country. Some foreign students will be exempt as long as they can produce an official letter from their UK University giving them permission to stay in this country.
Do you want to be the first to fall foul of this new legislation? Of course not. A fine running into thousands of pounds can be avoided, as long as you start your process of carrying out immigration checks now. New legislation can always seem a little confusing, so if you need expert advice on landlord immigration checks just contact us here at Green's Property. We're always happy to help.
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SOFA (Sculpture, Objects and Functional Art) is America's leading art fair for the gallery market, firmly established as a driving force in the contemporary fine and decorative art market in America. It's held annually at Chicago's Navy Pier Festival Hall.
The Art Fair Company, based in Chicago, again presents two art fairs under one roof at Chicago's historic Navy Pier (600 E. Grand Avenue). For the another year, the critically acclaimed International Sculpture Objects & Functional Art Fair, will share the Pier's Festival Hall with The Intuit Show of Folk & Outsider Art.
SOFA CHICAGO, enjoys the prestigious position of being the largest and longest continually running art fair in Chicago, a mainstay of the city's cultural and social calendar.
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The Rock County Historical Society's Story Squad will be sharing community stories and insights about the Old Marshall building, now the Marshall Apartments and Janesville Performing Arts Center. Built in 1921, it stands as a historic icon of days gone by and holds a rich history that has been locked away in her walls until now. Roam the halls and share warm memories, community spirit and perhaps a ghost tale or two.
Cost: $7 adults, $5 students (Free Parking)
Location: Janesville Performing Arts Center - 408 S Main St - Janesville, WI 53545
Categorized as: Community Events, Educational, Entertainment, History & Heritage, Kids & Family
Phone: 608-758-0297
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You'll need to consider many factors as you decide when to apply for social work master's degree programs. Graduate study is rigorous and challenging, so thoughtful preparation is vital as you begin to assemble application materials and plan for the next phase in your educational pursuits. Here are some questions to consider:
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Lacie Hayek wins this weeks award for best photo. Her image, taken at the Save the Beat CPR training class held on Sat. Feb. 14, is a great example of a successful event photograph. The photo clearly demonstrates the learning objective of the event. The inclusion of people from all ages in a pleasing composition makes it a pleasure to look at. Lacie held her hands steady using a 1/30th of a second shutter speed, an aperture of f/5 and an ISO of 800.
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Number to Text App Redesign
A concept for a redesign of the Number to Text app.
Alright, so I've got dyscalculia, and this makes pronouncing large numbers pretty much impossible for me... Thanks to technology though, there's an app that can help me out!
But from a design standpoint...
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CLOVERS?! Really?!
And the type isn't anything to write home about either... I decided to redesign the look of this (useful but ugly) app, and focus on functonality that would make it more usable for a dyscalculic.
So I came up with this.
My brain tends to smoosh numbers in close proximity together, and the wide tracking between them in my new app releaves this a little bit. The "reorder" button would theoretically allow the user to easily pick up and drag numbers around (since it's common for dyscalculics to enter numbers incorrectly).
I also made the language a little less cumbersome, and added commas into the text to make it read more naturally.
Basiclaly, everything I wish it would do!
If only I could code it... Oh well, this project was a nice way to kill a few hours!
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CAIRO, Egypt – An Egyptian Muslim preacher allegedly kidnapped by CIA agents off the streets of an Italian city and taken to Egypt has been released, his lawyer and a security official said Monday.
Attorney Montasser al-Zayat said Osama Hassan Mustafa Nasr, known as Abu Omar, was ordered freed Sunday by an Egyptian State Security Court that found his detention in Egypt "unfounded."
Al-Zayat said Nasr was released at a police station in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria. A security official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media, confirmed the court's ruling and Abu Omar's release.
"He was freed and he is now at his family home Alexandria," al-Zayat told The Associated Press. "I talked to him, and he is fine, but said he wants to have some rest."
Nasr was allegedly abducted from a Milan street in February 2003 and flown out of Italy and taken to Egypt, where he says he was tortured.
The security official said Nasr will remain in Egypt and will not be sent back to Italy.
Al-Zayat said the Egyptian court made the ruling after Nasr filed a lawsuit against the Interior Ministry accusing it of unlawful detention.
Italian prosecutors say Nasr was kidnapped on Feb. 17, 2003, by CIA agents with help from Italian agents, in a breach of Italian sovereignty.
According to Italian officials, the cleric fought in Afghanistan and Bosnia and was suspected of recruiting fighters for radical Islamic causes. But al-Zayat said Abu Omar had only traveled to Jordan, Yemen, Albania and Germany before entering Italy illegally in 1997.
No charges have ever been brought against Nasr. But Italian courts continued a preliminary hearing on Monday to decide whether to indict 26 Americans and five Italian intelligence officials on criminal charges in Milan.
Italian investigators said they believe the abduction was overseen by the CIA's station chief in Rome and orchestrated by officials assigned to the U.S. Embassy there.
A trial would be the first criminal prosecution involving the CIA's extraordinary "rendition" program, in which terror suspects were secretly transferred for interrogation to third countries where critics say they may face torture.
Italian prosecutor Armando Spataro said Nasr's release would have little affect on the preliminary hearing, because in the Italian system the injured party cannot be called to testify at this stage.
But defense lawyer Guido Meroni, who is representing six American agents, said the release may help his clients as it may produce more definitive information on who was involved. He said evidence tying his clients to the abduction was circumstantial -- including phone records and their presence at hotels in Italy before the abduction.
Egyptian officials have not publicly acknowledged Nasr's abduction or his detention in Egypt. They also have not publicly confirmed his country took part in renditions. But Egypt's Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif said in a TV interview in 2005 that "people have been sent" to Egypt but would not say how many or discuss their cases.


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Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 smartphone was launched in June 2013. The phone comes with a 5.80-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 540 pixels by 960 pixels. Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 price in India starts from Rs. 19,000.
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 is powered by 1.4GHz dual-core it comes with 1.5GB of RAM. The phone packs 8GB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 64GB via a microSD card. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 packs a 8-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 1.9-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
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text: In the Jewish tradition, we're taught, "He who saves one life has saved the world." To save Gilad Shalit, Israel is releasing 1,027 Palestinian prisoners. The first group of 477, released on October 18, were terrorists responsible for some of the bloodiest attacks in Israel's history. While Israelis agonized over this exchange to secure the safe return of Shalit, Palestinians celebrated in Ramallah and Gaza City. "You are freedom fighters and holy warriors for the sake of God and the homeland," Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas exulted, as he welcomed the returning terrorists. Examples of those terrorists who now are in Gaza, the West Bank, or sent abroad, include:


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Things to do :: Interesting Sites :: Limassol
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, the successor to two ancient city-kingdoms, is often referred to as the venue of a royal wedding in the Middle ages.
Apart from being the second largest town after the capital Nicosia, Limassol is the island`s main seaport and a major business and trade centre in the Mediterranean Region. At the same time long sandy beaches are responsible for its popularity as a bustling summer resort. The string of 5-star hotels along the coast offer high standart accommodation, business services and resort facilities all in one.
With rolling vineyards covering the hills just outside the city, Limassol is home to the island`s main wineries, which add yet another facet to the complex role and potential of the town.
City Higlight
City of Merriment
Spend more than a few days in Limassol and you will experience what everyone knows: that this is the island`s city of merriment, with a population that always ready to party! In fact, every season comes with a firm set of celebrations. Carnaval time sees the island`s most extravagant parade. Spring starts with Easter and gives the signal and gives the signal for the colourful flower festival. By summer, the coast is transformed into one big beach party, and there is nothing like the island`s wine festival in September, which attracts thousands of local and visiting guests. Like elsewhere, only more, the party calendar ends with lavish Christmas and New Year festivities.
This is one of the most magnificent archaeological sites on the island, where on-going excavations are still discovering new treasures. The stunning Greco-Roman theatre was originally built in the 2nd century AD and is now used for musical and theatrical performances after having been carefully restored. The House of Eustolios consists of a number of rooms with 5th century mosaic floors and a complex of baths. The early Christian basilica also dates back to the 5th century and was probably the Cathedral of Kourion.
Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates
Apollo Hylates was the protector of the city of Kourion and was worshiped at the sanctuary from the 8th century BC to the 4th century AD. It was then destroyed by an earthquake and abandoned. The carefully restored southwest side of the temple has magnificent columns, while excavations have also revealed a bath complex, a palestra (for practising wrestling), the pilgrim halls and a precinct.
These beautiful archaeological treasures are built high on the coastal cliffs with a wonderful view over the sea. Amathus is one of the biggest ancient kingdoms on
the island, and according to legend, this is where Theseus abandoned the pregnant Ariadne after his battle with the Minotaur. The historical remains can be traced back at least 3,000 years. Excavations have revealed parts of the Acropolis and Agora areas as well as a temple which was used to worship Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and love.
Limassol Castle
Built in the 14th century, Limassol Castle stands sentinel over the old harbour on the site of an earlier Byzantine castle. The castle was built by the Order of St John of Jerusalem and then restored by the British in 1933. You get to it by crossing a short drawbridge, which in ancient times was defended from above by guards who would pour boiling oil onto the heads of invaders. A spiral staircase leads up to the roof and the restored battlements. The castle houses the Cyprus Medieval Museum, which
contains numerous antiquities such as interesting statues and pottery finds from the Pre-neolithic to the late Roman period.
Limassol District Archaeological Museum
Address: Near old port
Tel.: 00357-25330419
Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 9-17; Sunday 10-13
This museum was founded in 1948 and originally housed in part of Limassol Castle. Following the conflicts in 1964, it was closed down and subsequently moved to the National Guard. The museum contains antiquities found in the Limassol area from the Neolithic Age to the Roman period. Exhibitions include a large number of stone axes, knives and arrow heads, tools and various fragments recovered from Amathous and other sites. Coins and jewels of different periods are also on display.
tel: 25 30 51 57
Municipal Folk Art Museum
Address: Agiou Andreou 253
Tel.: 25 36 23 03
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 8:30-13:30; Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 15-17:30
(June-September 16-18:30)
A beautiful collection of Cyprus Folk Art of 19th and early 20th century is exhibited in a restored old house.
Kourion Archeological Museum
Address: 14 km west of Lemesos, 4 km before Kourion Site, at Episkopi village
Tel.: 25 43 00 08
Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9-14:30
Largest collection of icons on the island, covering the period from 9th to 18th century AD. The Art Galleries contain oil paintings, maps and lithographs.
Agia Anastasia Church
Pano Polemidia
This is a complex of two churches. The surviving murals date back to the 14th-15th century
Panagia tis Amasgou Church
Kourris valley, about 20 min from Limassol.
The vaulted church of the Monastery of Panagia tis Amasgou dates back to the 12th century and is covered by a second roof made of wood and tiles. The church retaines 12th, 14th and 16th century wall paintings. The monastery now is run as a convent.
Cultural Centres and Art Galleries
Limassol Municipal Art Gallery
103, 28th Oktovriou, tel: 25 58 62 12
The art gallery houses a representative paintings by well-known contemporary Cypriot artists.
Entertainment and Amusement Parks:
Fasouri Watermania Waterpark
It is the ideal place for families, friends and children to spend a one-day outing, away from work troubles and paper loads. At Fasouri Watermania Waterpark we
want you to enjoy being entertained in a safe, fun and relaxing environment. Get away from the hassle and bustle of the crowded city and join us for a unique thrilling experience.
The Waterpark packs an impressive array of attractions, facilities and services. Dressed in a Polynesian theme, the Waterpark gives a tropical feel to your experience.
Open every day 10:00 - 18:00
tel: 25 71 42 35


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Wait. Isn't that …?
I was just entering Independence Hall Park in Philadelphia when the man strode past me, too quickly to see much more than a blur. An anachronism, this elderly gentleman in his heavy tan tailcoat and silver-buckled shoes. But familiar, too.
The hair was the giveaway: bald on top, long and silver on the sides. The hair, and those knickers — tres Colonial. Who else could it be — especially right here, outside Independence Hall — but Ben?
Nobody else seemed to notice him. Nobody pointed or ran up to him for a selfie. Maybe everyone else was just used to Ben's presence. This is, after all, Philadelphia, where there are almost as many Ben Franklins as there are Elvises in Vegas.
Franklin had his hands on so many aspects of life in Colonial times that you will find his fingerprints all over town today: The Philadelphia Free Library, the first public library in the country. The B. Free Franklin Post Office, where Ben, as postmaster general, laid the groundwork for a nationwide mail system. The 101-foot-tall Bolt of Lightning, sculpture by Isamu Noguchi, a paean to the man as scientist.
The Bolt, by the way, is near the Ben Franklin Bridge, just one of many major features of Philadelphia's infrastructure named for him. I'd call him a favorite son, but he wasn't born there. He arrived from Boston in 1722 at the age of 17, ready to begin a new life as a printer. By the time he was 42, he declared that he'd made enough money and retired from full-time printing to spend more time on his experiments with electricity.
He did a lot more than fly kites, however. He invented such far-flung gadgets as lightning rods, swim flippers, the glass armonica and (because he needed them) bifocals. He helped establish Philadelphia's Quaker Meeting House and supported the Mikveh Israel Jewish congregation. He began the academy that grew into the University of Pennsylvania; and with Dr. Thomas Bond started Philadelphia Hospital.
All this plus the Founding Father gig.
You can learn about the multifaceted Mr. F. at the museum that bears his name, in the square that bears his name. The Benjamin Franklin Museum reopened last September after a two-year, $24 million renovation. Under the auspices of the National Park Service, both the technology and the museum's mission have been updated.
The free-flowing museum aims to present all aspects of Franklin's life (citizen, printer, inventor, author, statesman and philosopher) and organizes the exhibitions according to different traits — "Ardent & Dutiful," "Ambitious & Rebellious," "Motivated to Improve," "Curious & Full of Wonder" and "Strategic & Persuasive." The museum wants to present Franklin the man, not the myth.
The museum exhibits about 30 of the artifacts in its collection, including Franklin's beloved chess set. He was passionate about the game and would play deep into the night — limited only by his supply of candles, as one friend observed.
"Life is a kind of chess," Franklin once wrote, "in which we often have Points to gain, & Competitors or Adversaries to contend with … The game is so full of events … that one is encouraged to continue the contest to the last, in hopes of Victory from our own skill."
Back outside in Franklin Court, you will also find the United States Postal Service Museum and the Franklin Print Shop, for more information and demonstrations about his work in both those fields. The most obvious structure in the court, however, is the 54-foot steel Ghost House, outlining the space where Franklin's house once stood.
I took a different approach to learning about Franklin — by exploring the city he'd adopted as his home. It wasn't even a conscious choice. I was just doing my usual sightseeing and began to notice how often Ben Franklin's name came up. Soon, I had gathered so much information on the man, I felt like I knew him.
Below are some of my favorite ways to follow in the footsteps of Ben Franklin.
I love Elfreth's Alley, a narrow cobblestone street in Old City. Elfreth's, named after a blacksmith and landowner who bought land and built houses there in 1702, is said to be the oldest continually occupied residential street in America.
It is a rare example of a preserved working-class neighborhood. The compact, modest houses on the street were occupied by craftsmen and tradesmen who would set up shops on the first floor and live on the second.
Today, most of the 32 houses are privately owned, and the occupants are required to maintain them — as well as tolerate the presence of curious visitors day and night. The houses were built from 1728 to 1836, and their facades offer a wealth of insight into the changes in society, the economy and the change from handmade crafts to the industrial revolution.
If you look carefully at the facades, too, you'll discover Benjamin's contribution to that progress.
On the second-floor windows, you'll notice a sort of black metal projection that looks like an open book. It's actually two angled mirrors, and it's called a busybody. Franklin came up with the gadget so people could see who was knocking at their door — or even coming down the street — without going downstairs.
You may also notice an iron plaque on the facade bearing a symbol like four hands forming a diamond or a tower with a hose. These are fire marks, showing that the occupant purchased fire insurance and if there were ever a fire on the street, the insurance company's fire department should try to put it out.
Ben's work, again. Franklin started the Union Fire Co., the first volunteer fire department in the Colonies, in 1736. In 1751 Franklin organized the first insurance company, the Philadelphia Contributorship for the Insurance of Houses from Loss by Fire.
Just down Second Street, two blocks from Elfreth's Alley, in a restored 1902 firehouse, you can learn about the history of firefighting at the Fireman's Hall Museum. Owned by the city, the museum is operated by the Philadelphia Fire Department, a direct descendant of the volunteer group Franklin organized. Its collection is considered one of the best in the country and includes everything from leather buckets used by the bucket brigade to a vintage hand-pump you can try yourself.
The insurance company, too, remains alive and well and has a small museum at its headquarters with original documents and contracts that Franklin not only helped compose, but printed as well.
Stop in at Christ Church on Arch Street between Fourth and Fifth streets. Here Franklin, his wife and children worshiped from Pew 70. The Franklins were laid to rest at the church's burial ground on Arch Street. You can literally pay your respects there: His grave is always covered with pennies from visitors.
I'm skipping the obvious Ben-related sites that were central to the Declaration of Independence and the writing of the Constitution. You're going to go there anyway. Instead, head toward the Parkway named after our pal, where you'll find the Franklin Institute.
Ben wasn't the founder, but he was the inspiration for this interactive museum, which began as a scientific research institution in 1824. The institute is home to the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial — an imposing, 20-foot marble likeness of Franklin in the institute's soaring rotunda. In 1972, Congress designated it the official national memorial to Franklin.
The institute also has some Franklin-related artifacts on display including the musical instrument he created, the glass armonica.
I wanted to end as I did with my last visit to Philly, at the American Philosophical Society museum and library because it left me with the most meaningful insight into Franklin's talent, his genius.
Ben was its founder. He and some friends created the society in 1743 to "promote useful knowledge … to the benefit of mankind," Franklin explained.
Members were movers and shakers, people who observed, discovered, contributed to the world's knowledge. Many of the Founding Fathers were members, as were writers, craftspeople, architects. More recent members have included Toni Morrison, Yo-Yo Ma, I.M. Pei, Sandra Day O'Connor and Nelson Mandela.
The library is home to 10 million manuscripts, 250,000 volumes and bound periodicals, and thousands of maps and prints. It holds first editions of Isaac Newton's Principia, Darwin's Origin of Species, the elephant folio of Audubon's Birds of North America, a majority of Franklin imprints and a significant portion of Franklin's personal library.
A handwritten copy of Thomas Jefferson's draft of the Declaration of Independence is the star archive. The fragile document was specially framed so you can see both sides of it. Cross-outs, notes in the margins and alterations to the text show the changes and edits.
Jefferson sent a copy of his first draft to Franklin, for whom he had great respect. Franklin, at heart a newspaperman, was an adept editor and used a light touch on Jefferson's words. Most notable was this small change from Jefferson's original wording:
"We hold these truths to be sacred & undeniable; that all men are created equal …"
Franklin's change: "We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men are …"
In one small change, he removed the contentious issue of religion from the table and recast it as a matter of rational thinking. The point is so self-evident, only an irrational person could object.
Franklin knew words. He also understood the priorities of the Colonies as they were poised to become a country free to shape its own future.
He knew how to deal with opponents, and obstacles. He made his moves matter.
Kind of like chess.
He was right again.
Going to Philadelphia


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Author: David Gilbert | Vice News ||
Police in London are investigating yet another terror attack in the city, after a van plowed into a group of people near a mosque—leaving one person dead and ten others injured. The police have detained a 48-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder. The suspect was heard to shout: "I want to kill all Muslims," as he tried to escape.
The attack happened near the Finsbury Park Mosque in the early hours of Monday morning. A group of Muslims were tending to a man who had collapsed on the street. As they were administering aid, a van mounted the pavement and drove into the crowd. The man who was being looked after subsequently died, but it is unclear whether his death was a result of the attack.
Islamophobic assaults have increased in the wake of recent London terror attacks, with figures released June 7 showing a 40 percent increase in hate crimes directed against Muslims compared to 2016 averages.
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Emergency Treatment for Opioid Overdose Act Awaits Gov. Rick Scott's Signature
Florida may join the ranks of states who have a standing order for opiate reversal medications like Naloxone- which has been credited with saving 10,000 victims of overdoses in 2013, according to Saint Peter's Blog. The CDC reports 44,000 people died from preventable overdoses in 2013. Florida is making an attempt to quell those numbers in the borders of the Sunshine State with Senate Bill 758 and House Bill 751, which has already passed most legal hoops. The new legislation would make Naloxone available to all who sought it without a prescription. The overdose reversal medication is effective against opiate overdoses, heroin overdoses, and prescription medication overdoses.
Upon receiving Rick Scott's signature Florida will add to 29 states already implementing similar laws for standing orders of overdose reversal medications. As sponsor of the bill, Julio Gonzalez is quoted by the Tampa Tribune, "This legislation will ensure that the life-saving medication. . . is always in the hands of healthcare professionals and emergency personnel so we can begin curbing the overdose death rate in Florida and be a leader in these policy matters,"
Florida is ranked 11th in the nation for harboring untreated patients of addiction who suffer overdose deaths. Naloxone is a non addictive drug with the potential to give people with the disease of addiction a second chance at life. Those revived with overdose reversal medications will hopefully receive a referral to a drug addiction treatment center where they will recover from, and uncover the underlying causes of, addiction.
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Let's Play Nuclear Throne!
Today's pick: Rebel! Rebel heals for half of the missing HP after going through a portal and can summon allies by sacrificing health. The first ally costs 1 HP and all subsequent cost 2 HP each. Allies lose health over time and drop rads and sometimes ammo on death. Summoning a new ally heals all remaining allies.
Definitely an advanced character.
Nuclear Throne was a result of the Humble Bundle Mojam 2, a game jam organized by Mojang and the Humble Bundle where games were made in 78 hours and the proceeds went to charities.
The game is made by Vlambeer and was originally called Wasteland Kings, though they changed the name to avoid confusion with 'Wasteland 2' later on.
Nuclear Throne has been in Early Access since October 2013 and has had many updates since then (new playable characters, new weapons, new bosses, new levels, daily run etc.).
I'm very careful with Early Access games and Nuclear Throne is an exception where there is more than enough 'game' to warrant a purchase at this point.
Nuclear Throne website: http://nuclearthrone.com/
Nuclear Throne on Humble Store: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/p/nuclearthrone_storefront
Nuclear Throne on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/242680/
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