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- To upgrade the Inferred Resources to Indicated & Measured categories while improving the confidence level for this deep resource potential.
- To complete any drilling identified recommended by the PEA.
- To acquire metallurgical and specific gravity data on the deep portions of the existing resource.
- To establish geotechnical & structural information on the deep Buckreef resource.
The Company is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has approved a budget of US$4.1 million for a deep drilling program at its Buckreef Gold Project in the Lake Victoria Goldfields of Tanzania. According to Joseph K Kahama, Chairman and Chief Operating Officer (Tanzania), "Based on what we've seen from recent drilling, expectations are high that this major expansion in drilling activity at Buckreef will not only significantly boost our resource base but the overall grade tenor in the Buckreef deposit as well." "Although the highly favourable results to date remain to be confirmed and supplemented with additional drilling, the grades and thicknesses we have been seeing thus far point to an improvement in open pit economics along with strong potential for a complimentary underground mining operation." The deep drilling program will include approximately 16,600 metres of diamond drilling, with 7,094 metres planned for the Buckreef Main Zone, 5,517 metres at Buckreef North and 3,000 metres in the Buckreef South Zone. Some of the holes will be "wedged" to generate multiple intercepts in prospective areas without having to collar new holes on surface. The program has five principal objectives:


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I have been deploying what will eventually be over 400 iPads to our Sales Force. One thing that has really bothered me is that Apple allows or disallows, depending on how you look at it, a company having control over features like Location Services. I use Air-Watch to Administer our iPads and there is no feature to control Location Services, as Apple does not include this part in the iPad SDK.
Guess what? If a user decides to turn off Location Services, I cannot track that iPad until it is on again. Not a good thing...
I did however figure out a way to use an "Admin Pass Code".
Here is how it is done -
Enable Restrictions - You will be prompted to create a Pass Code by inputting it twice.
Make sure it is set to On
Click Don't Allow Changes
I use the same Admin Pass Code for ease of use. Not sure I would want 400 different ones. :-) The users still create their own for locking the iPad, which does not allow them into this area once you set the Admin Pass Code.
As you can see there are a ton of other features you can allow/disallow.
I use an Admin Pass Code now on all new devices and the Users cannot turn any features I require to be on for Administration purposes.
Keep in mind you will need to physically do this on any devices you wish to locate or administer.
Bonus - Could be very handy for a home iPad with various needs.
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Have you thought about using the iPhone configuration utility? http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1466. I haven't used it myself since we only have about 6 iPads that I support.
That being said, I'm going to keep your fix in mind. Have you thought about about turning it into a How-To?
Apr 24, 2012 at 9:16 UTC
Ahh good point! I will do the How-To today!
Apr 24, 2012 at 9:47 UTC
Apple also has the apple configuration in the app store for iOS devices, we like it better than the iPhone tool. handles admin and deployment. it is free too!
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The world wheat trade estimate for 2010/11 (July-June) is increased slightly this month by 0.4 million tons, to 131.7 million. Revised information and final numbers from statistical agencies for the July/June international trade year called for export increases of 0.1 million tons each for Argentina, EU-27, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. Smaller changes for 2010/11 exports are also made for a number of countries.
Imports are up 0.2 million tons to 10.6 million for Egypt, for Nigeria by 0.14 million tons to 4.0 million, and for Algeria and Tunisia by 0.1 million tons each. Imports are reduced for Morocco, down 0.2 million tons, and for Kenya and Syria by 0.1 million tons each. Smaller changes are made for a number of other countries.
World trade projected this month for the 2011/12 (July-June) international trade year is up 0.6 million tons to 132.3 million. Driven by production changes and shifts in competitiveness, export projections for several countries are adjusted this month. A sharp increase in wheat supplies for Canada this month─durum wheat in particular, which is expected to be in very short supply this year─makes that country a formidable U.S. competitor. Canadian exports are projected up 2.0 million tons this month to 17.0 million.
EU-27 export prospects are up 1.0 million tons to 16.0 million as supplies are ample. Exports are also slightly up for Sri Lanka. Partly offsetting is a decrease in Turkish wheat export prospects, down 0.5 million tons to 3.5 million. While Turkish wheat exports are primarily flour and products, its decreased durum wheat production in 2011/12 will present a challenge to pasta producers and affect the export potential for the country's wheat products.
There are very few changes in 2011/12 imports this month. U.S. trade year imports are up 0.2 million tons to 2.9 million, on the expectation of larger durum and spring wheat imports from Canada. Another change is for Uzbekistan, up 0.1 million tons to 1.6 million, balancing a lower projected crop.
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On March 22, 2016 the New England Diversity Council will be hosting their Women in Leadership Symposium at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP in Boston, Massachusetts. This symposium will bring together a diverse mix of successful women leaders who, through the discussion of topics relevant to today's issues, will educate, inspire and encourage women to reflect on their own goals and status as they strive to advance within their organizations.
The New England Diversity Council Honors Female Business Leaders at 2016 Women in Leadership Symposium
The Boston Business Journal reports the Knights of Columbus are taking over Crux and merging it with its own Catholic Pulse site. Crux columnist Margery Eagan is not moving to the K of C, though.
Court agrees Web site that lets pimps sell teen girls for sex is disgusting, but says it's protected by the First Amendment and federal law
A federal appeals court said today it's sympathetic to three woman who were advertised for sex on backpage.com while they were teens, but that a lower-court judge made the correct call in dismissing their suit because the site is protected by a federal law covering publishers who post content from third parties online.
A three-judge panel for the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston, which included retired US Supreme Court Justice David Souter, began its ruling: Read more.
Variety reports CBS wants to get rid of its radio stations, which in Boston include WBZ 1030, WBZ-FM, a.k.a. the Sports Hub, WBMX, i.e., Mix 104.1, and WZLX.
Via the Boston Radio Interest mailing list.
Channel 4 has fired News Director Gary LaPlante, about a year and a half after it hired him away from Channel 25.
John Henry is shutting down Crux, the site for Catholic news. Layoffs, of course. The Globe is handing the domain over to John Allen, whom it had hired away from the National Catholic Reporter, and who could try to keep it going on his own.
Also, the Globe will also smush the BetaBoston tech site into the paywalled bostonglobe.com.
The memo from Globe Editor-in-Chief Brian McGrory and bostonglobe.com General Manager David Skok: Read more.
WBZ reports Sunbeam Television, which owns WHDH, has sued Comcast over the company's's plans to strip it of its NBC affiliation and start up its own NBC station in the Bostonish area, using a transmitter actually located in New Hampshire - Sunbeam says that's an anti-trust violation and deceptive. Read more.
The Globe self reports it's ditched the fancy new delivery company with the snazzy circulation software for its previous delivery company, which actually managed to deliver papers.
Now maybe the Globe can work on its app issues.
A suit by a family of Chechen immigrants over a Michele McPhee story on its alleged ties to the Tsarnaevs should never have been brought in US District Court in Boston, a judge ruled last month. Read more.
The Globe reports.
Spotlight's win as Best Picture probably came a bit late for him to stay up for over in Rome.
The actual reporters and editors who told the stories of the pedophile priests and their victims were in the auditorium. One of them, Matt Carroll, livetweeted the experience. Read more.
There can be only one? Not when it comes to having the exclusive first interview with Boston Latin School Headmaster Lynne Mooney Teta, apparently. Both the Globe and the Herald have interviews up with Boston Latin School Headmaster Lynne Mooney Teta. Both claim theirs is the first since the start of the Black at BLS protest.
Also neither noted her choice of purple for her outfit, but maybe only people associated with the school somehow would notice that.
But where the Globe just reported what she said, the Herald found her "evasive." In fact, its headline is: "Boston Latin headmaster ducks questions in first interview."
The New York Public Library has a collection of hundreds of posters that newspapers back in the 1890s would print up every week to try to entice readers. Among them: Posters for the Boston Sunday Herald - which went from the lowbrow (see the above poster larger) to the sophisticated: Read more.
Kevin Cullen, who used to be a police-beat reporter, gives Daniel Keeler a sendoff, describing him as a tough-but-fair champion of justice. David Bernstein, who once took a critical look at the BPD homicide unit on which Keeler served, is not quite so charitable.
The Back Bay Sun has added a reporter, changed its name to the Boston Sun and expanded into the South End and Fenway, neighborhoods, which lost a source of local news when the Boston Courant ended its press run earlier this month.
The paper is owned by the Independent Newspaper Group of Revere, which publishes weekly papers from Lynn to Jamaica Plain, including the Beacon Hill Times.
Just one day after WCVB announced the over-caffeinated Ed Harding and 10 o'clock doyenne Maria Stephanos would anchor a new 10 o'clock newscast, 10 o'clock pioneer WFXT dropped a news bomb and announced it was going to launch a newscast at 4 p.m., with Elizabeth Hopkins and Blair Miller at the anchor desk and Kevin Lemanowicz on weather.
So who's going to be first with a 3 p.m. newscast?
New England One reports WCVB is launching an hourlong newscast at 10 p.m. on its MeTV subchannel, anchored by Maria Stephanos, who used to do the 10 o'clock news at Channel 25, and Ed Harding, who apparently just lives at the Channel 5 studios.
Last month, as you may recall, a syndicated columnist the Globe runs got caught sincerely answering a question based on a Seinfeld episode. Somebody tried the same shtik on Miss Conduct, but she was having none of it (second question).
The Washington Post reports a PAC supporting Ted Cruz is using snippets of an interview of Donald Trump by Bay Windows' Sue O'Connell to snarl about Trump to South Carolina voters. The robocall accuses O'Connell of wanting to force people to make cakes for her.
New England One reports WHDH is joining WCVB in adding a 7 p.m. newscast, so you can catch up on all the news you missed at 4:30 , 5, 5:30 and 6.
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Dani Pedrosa dominated the opening MotoGP practice session at Sepang, finishing comfortably clear of Honda team-mate Casey Stoner and championship rival Jorge Lorenzo.
The Spaniard, who captured pole for last year's abandoned race, was the first rider to dip into the 2m01s bracket.
With a quarter of the session to run he had worked his way down to a 2m01.621s, at the time putting him almost half a second clear of Stoner and Lorenzo.
It wasn't until the final two minutes that the pair were able to close that gap, although neither was able to really threaten Pedrosa's benchmark.
Stoner, in his second race weekend following his return from injury, came closest, eventually ending the session 0.152s down.
Lorenzo meanwhile clocked a 2m01.934s on his penultimate tour, just over three tenths down on his title rival.
While Stoner's form suggests he could be a factor in Sunday's race, Lorenzo can still clinch the title by simply finishing third in the remaining three races, regardless of what Pedrosa manages.
Fourth and fifth went to the Tech 3 Yamaha pair of Andrea Dovizioso and Cal Crutchlow, the Italian edging the intra-team battle by three hundredths of a second. Both riders finished more than six tenths down on Pedrosa however.
Ben Spies on the second works Yamaha claimed sixth ahead of LCR Honda's Stefan Bradl, the last rider to get within one second of Pedrosa.
Ducati's Nicky Hayden edged out Gresini Honda's Alvaro Bautista, third last weekend at Motegi, for eighth, while Pramac's Hector Barbera beat the second works Ducati of Valentino Rossi to 10th.
Rossi, winner of the last grand prix here in 2010, was more than 1.6s off the ultimate pace.
Pos Rider Team/Bike Time Gap 1. Dani Pedrosa Honda 2m01.621s 2. Casey Stoner Honda 2m01.773s + 0.152s 3. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha 2m01.934s + 0.313s 4. Andrea Dovizioso Tech 3 Yamaha 2m02.236s + 0.615s 5. Cal Crutchlow Tech 3 Yamaha 2m02.266s + 0.645s 6. Ben Spies Yamaha 2m02.358s + 0.737s 7. Stefan Bradl LCR Honda 2m02.617s + 0.996s 8. Nicky Hayden Ducati 2m02.754s + 1.133s 9. Alvaro Bautista Gresini Honda 2m02.872s + 1.251s 10. Hector Barbera Pramac Ducati 2m03.221s + 1.600s 11. Valentino Rossi Ducati 2m03.274s + 1.653s 12. Karel Abraham Cardion Ducati 2m04.624s + 3.003s 13. Randy de Puniet Aspar Aprilia 2m05.029s + 3.408s 14. Aleix Espargaro Aspar Aprilia 2m05.077s + 3.456s 15. Colin Edwards Forward Suter-BMW 2m05.387s + 3.766s 16. Michele Pirro Gresini FTR-Honda 2m06.058s + 4.437s 17. James Ellison Paul Bird Aprilia 2m06.452s + 4.831s 18. Roberto Rolfo Speed Master Aprilia 2m06.470s + 4.849s 19. Yonny Hernandez Avintia FTR-Kawasaki 2m07.257s + 5.636s 20. Ivan Silva Avintia FTR-Kawasaki 2m07.291s + 5.670s 21. Danilo Petrucci Ioda Suter-BMW 2m07.818s + 6.197s
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Intel, Nokia, Qualcomm Bet on MulteFire to Blend LTE and Wi‑Fi
Proponents say the new LTE-based technology will be deployed like Wi-Fi in factories, hotels, and airports
Proponents say the new LTE-based technology will be deployed like Wi-Fi in factories, hotels, and airports
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Industry leaders from around the globe use multiphysics simulation to stay ahead of the curve
Radio interference is an old problem, but 5G and other forms of digital radio may tackle it in new ways
Shannon, who died in 2001, is regarded as one of the greatest electrical engineering heroes of all time. This profile, originally published in 1992, reveals the many facets of his life and work
A prototype of gaming system aims to improve behavioral skills of autistic children
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The final problem set in the 4th grade curriculum for each book:
I. Hamilton's Essentials of Arithmetic:
II. Everyday Mathematics Student Math Journal, Volume 2:
For left-brainers and kin: thoughts on education, left-brainedness, autism, and right-brain biases.
The final problem set in the 4th grade curriculum for each book:
I. Hamilton's Essentials of Arithmetic:
The largest school district in Maryland, the Montgomery County Public Schools, has unrolled a new grading system for elementary school. The scale now runs from N to ES:
N: Not yet making progress or making minimal progress toward meeting the grade-level standard
I: In progress toward meeting the grade-level standard
P: Meets the grade-level standard by demonstrating proficiency of the content or processes for the measurement topic
ES: Exceptional at the grade-level standardAt one school, officials explained the new system via the following analogy:
N - cannot ride a bike
I - rides a bike with training wheels
P - rides a bike with two wheels
ES - rides a Pogo stick"Ride a Pogo stick? What does that mean?" This was one of many recent reactions on a Listserv for parents of gifted kids. Nor is it this parent's only concern. When the new grading system was first unveiled, she was told that an "ES" was no longer a realistic expectation and that all kids should, in the words of a school flyer proclaimed, "Aim for a P."
I cannot send home examples of students' work on how to answer an ES opportunity question. Part of demonstrating exceptional understanding of the content is being able to independently apply the content learned and independently develop and explain the math reasoning used to solve the problem. It is through this independence and understanding that a student demonstrates his/her exceptional ability. There isn't direct instruction on how to answer an ES opportunity question.In other words, teachers aren't teaching to the ES-level; only to "P". It's entirely on the students to figure out what they need to do to get an ES—or even that there is something out that they need figure out. The ball is in entirely their court, and most of them don't know it.
My piece in how special ed students are faring under the new Common Core Standards just went up on The Atlantic:
Two approaches to multidigit multiplication:
I. From Hamilton's Essential's of Arithmetic, First Book, published in 1919:
Two recent articles present two different strategies for reducing bullying.
In one, an opinion piece in this past week's Education Week entitled Preventing Bullying With Emotional Intelligence, authors Marc A. Brackett and Susan E. Rivers of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence present their program, RULER, as the panacea for bullying.
The authors begin by citing "the results of six meta-analyses" which "confirm that current anti-bullying programs are not working." They then state that these programs aren't working because they fail to address the "underlying causes." These, the authors inform us, "likely include a lack of emotional intelligence—a set of skills for understanding, communicating about, and regulating feelings."
"Likely" quickly becomes universal certainty:
What all children need instead is an education in emotional intelligence. This will help prevent children from resorting to pushing, picking on, or hurting peers as an emotional release. And for the moments when bullying is inescapable, it will help targets of bullying and bystanders develop the skills they need to manage their fear and anxiety, communicate their needs, and get support.And emotional intelligence quickly becomes
the ability to recognize emotions in the self and in others; understand the causes of emotions and their consequences for thinking and behavior; label emotions with a sophisticated vocabulary; express emotions in socially appropriate ways; and regulate emotions effectively....which, via , acronymity, turns out to be none other than RULER.
Fortunately, emotional intelligence can be taught just like math or reading. It is easily integrated into the standard academic curriculum and can improve classroom instruction and school climate. The result includes a better school, with happier and more effective educators and students and a decline in bullying. But there is a catch: Adults need training, too.And, fortunately for the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, training costs money. For the cheaper option, onsite training at Yale, you've got:
A recent meta-analysis on social- and emotional-learning programs like RULER confirms that teaching emotional intelligence is the common feature among schools that have safe, caring, and productive learning environments. The best outcomes occur when lessons are taught regularly and with high quality. Indeed, in these schools, not only does bullying decrease, but mental-health indicators and academic scores also go up.And, therefore, taxpayer dollars should supplement participant dollars:
We believe evidence-based SEL programming deserves federal funding. One House bill, the Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning Act of 2013 (HR 1875), would give the U.S. Department of Education the authority to allocate funds and establish programs to address children's social and emotional needs. If it passes, and we are hopeful that it will, it will provide federal support for teacher-preparation programs which integrate social-emotional learning into their curricula.After all, the stakes couldn't be higher:
Neglecting the emotional education of children and adults risks leaving children at the mercy of every emotion they feel and every aggressor who comes along. This neglect has created a gap in our educational system, one through which bullies and their targets have slipped.A second article, forwarded to me by a reader of this blog, proposes an alternative approach to bully reduction--namely, ridding schools of recess rules. Naturally, this hasn't happened here in the litigious U.S., but down under in New Zealand.
The school is actually seeing a drop in bullying, serious injuries and vandalism, while concentration levels in class are increasing.As one observer reports:
"The kids were motivated, busy and engaged. In my experience, the time children get into trouble is when they are not busy, motivated and engaged. It's during that time they bully other kids, graffiti or wreck things around the school."So take your pick: pay thousands to Yale for training in emotional intelligence charter drafting and mood meteorology, or eliminate boredom and let kids run around without adult interference.
"Do you call reading work? I don't even remember how I learned. When it was too hot to play, Grandfather would take me into his library where it was dark and cool, and read to me out loud from his books, and later I would sit beside him and read to myself while he studied."The Witch of Blackbird Pond is one of many novels featuring smart heroes or heroines who learned how to read and/or write without formal instruction. Given that the authors are themselves smart, linguistically gifted people who may likewise have learned language arts informally, with an ear for language naturally tuned for polished prose by their typically avid reading habits, this isn't surprising.
Flipped classrooms are all the rage these days. Kids doing homework type problems at school and watching recorded lectures at home: at first, it sounds like a great idea. Why have teachers deliver live lectures when recorded lectures can be podcast? Why not have teachers instead play more active roles in helping students through assignments?
But devils lurk in the details. The best classroom "lectures" are highly spontaneous and interactive, resembling Socratic dialogs more than Shakespearian soliloquys. Lecturers instinctively adjust when listeners tune out, and would-be mind-wanderers know they might not get away with it. With canned, prerecorded lectures, inherently less engaging (no matter how many canned jokes they contain) and accessible (canned lecturers tending not to respond to requests for clarification), tuning out is both more likely to happen and easier to get away with. And there are more ways to do it. You can't fast-forward through live lectures or skip ahead to the conclusion. But you can raise your hand and ask questions.
Homework at home, on the other hand, is an opportunity for students to be fully independent, and to enjoy freedom from the supervising eyes that, though making independent tasks more oppressive, make live lectures more engaging.
In home school, of course, flipped classrooms are impossible: except for field trips and extra-curriculars, most everything happens at home. What's distinct here, instead, is the ratio of "lecture" to homework. Except when I briefly go over her work with her, or briefly introduce a new math concept, or when we watch a science or French video, my daughter is doing what could easily be called homework. Sometimes my supervising eyes are there; sometimes they're elsewhere, and I'm nearly always available to clear up confusion or dialogue Socratically. But most of the time she's working independently, and most of what she listens to isn't a teacher up in front, but music in the background.
Earlier, I blogged about how you make math fun not by making math more like art or dance, but through actual math problems that scratch the puzzle-solving itch. And one of the key puzzle-solving strategies I mentioned was simplification. Something looks horribly messy, like one of those disentanglement puzzles:
I'm long overdue for a home schooling update (the last one was back in May). Since we've just reached a harmonic convergence of endings and new beginnings, this seems a particular appropriate moment.
Classically speaking, she's just finished Genesis, encountering a few lewd concepts in the process, and is starting Exodus as I write this. She's also just finished D'Aulare's Book of Greek Myths and starts Nathaniel Hawthorne's retellings in A Wonder Book next week.
She's also just moved on from The Diary of Anne Frank to The Witch of Blackbird Pond and from Tom Sawyer to Huck Finn. In the wonderful Tween Book Club for Girls run by her much beloved local aunt, she's moved on from Alice in Zombieland (OK, not exactly a classic; the girls chose it) to The Book Thief (also chosen by the girls). Alice in Zombieland, though pretty trashy, educated my daughter on text message abbreviations (she just got an iPhone as a birthday present) which she's now enumerated for herself on index card cheat-sheet.
Aside from the creative writing she does on her own, her prose mostly involves daily reading summaries. But now that she's learned how to type, we've factored in repeated revisions. She types out a draft, I boldface stuff that's awkward or unclear; she goes back and revises. With the ease of revision afforded by word processing (and perhaps also inspired by her earlier work with Sentence Craft), she's also revising a lot of her sentences before I even see them, producing some quite complex but elegant ones in the process.
In math, she's still working her way through Wentworth's New School Algebra, most recently simplifying complex and compound fractional expressions. I'll post an excerpt as this week's problem of the week. A first this year was a math proof, the proof of The Factor Theorem. I walked her through the steps every morning, structuring it like a traditional geometry proof, gradually having her do more and more of it on her own. Learning it involved a combination of rote practice and conceptual understanding, two tactics that so many contemporary education experts assume are at odds with one another rather than being mutually reinforcing.
In science, in addition to the activities I blogged about last week, she's been working through some interactive web-based materials on animal taxonomy provided by a generous curriculum developer, most recently classifying mammals by dental features.
In Social Studies, or, rather, history, she's now two thirds of the way through Story of the World Part IV, where she continues to outline chapters. Employing the Premack Principal, she's rewarding herself after each completed paragraph with a problem in Level IV Grid Perplexors. Combined with the summarizing she's doing in "English and Language Arts" and the chart creation she's doing for science, she's now processing information in three distinct ways.
In French, she continues to work her way through ALM Level II and the LuLu series, as well as a few other short French books for young French children. But we've just finished French in Action, so now I'm trying to track down French language movies. It's hard to get ones without English subtitles, so my current strategy is to have her watch the movie once with subtitles, and then do a second viewing with tape over the bottom of the screen where the subtitles appear. So far we've only watched one movie, the rather risqué (though not as much so as Genesis) 17 Filles, which, among other things, provides a good lesson in the virtues of nonconformity.
For art, she continues to take drawing and pottery classes at our local after-school arts center. At home, an ongoing, systematic house cleanup has unearthed a number of art kits, including a knitting set with an instructional CD more informative than her non-knitting parents can possibly be. She started that last weekend.
For music, she continues with piano, organ, and violin, including Beethoven's Piano Sonata # 10 in C minor, Bach's Little Fugue in G minor, and the Bach A minor violin concerto, as well as various duo, trio, and orchestra pieces.
This summer, she'll do another two-week stint at our local theater camp, and then off to France for a 12-day summer music camp that will consist mostly of French teenagers and German counterparts wanting to improve their French. The universal language of music will unite them all.
A text exchange with Mommy, who somehow misplaced the lettuce she'd shredded for salad:
Did you find the lettuce?
No. Please clean up your room.
I sometimes have the same problem with homework, I thought I did it but I realized I didn't.In response to a query about why his paper was loose in his backpack rather than in its assigned folder:
Looks like I put it in the water instead of the boat.
Two approaches to multidigit multiplication and estimation in 4th grade math.
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My daughter has done science experiments, science kits, science projects, and interactive science activities; she's read science books filled with fancy photographs and diagrams; she's watched stunning nature videos created with state-of-the-art technology. But she's never before had a real ah-ha moment--a moment in which she actually gasped out loud--until yesterday.
The precipitating event? A stripped down, schematic, no-bells-and-whistles demonstration of convection currents in magma in the middle of a Direct Instruction Earth Science video series.
It's the kind of series that would strike many people--particularly in education--as intensely dull and rote, structured, as it is, as a series of stripped-down, step-by-step lessons in pressure, density, temperature, and basic terrestrial features and astronomy. It's filled with frequent, repetitive quizzes that occupy at least as much disk space as the lessons do. My daughter, though she enjoys the lessons, complains about how often she's quizzed. And yet I can tell she's learning a lot.
I am, too. Never before have I seen these foundational concepts explained in such depth, and I'm learning stuff I never knew, with never a moment of distracting confusion about unclear explanations or missing steps. Suddenly, a lot of things I've wondered about over the years have started making sense to me. (I should say that I stopped taking science courses after high school, and that the courses I took were pretty darn mediocre--perhaps as much so as they are today.)
Why, at a fundamental level, does hot air rise? How and when do changes in pressure cause changes in temperature? What's really going on with subduction?
The first 12 lessons alternate between lessons on the phases of matter; lessons on atmosphere, continents, oceans, continental vs. oceanic crusts, magma, and the inner and outer cores; lessons on the earth's rotation, orbit, and orientation with respect to the sun; and lessons on volume, mass, density, temperature, and static and dynamic pressure.
To some extent, it's supplementing what she's been reading about in a standard middle school earth science textbook, which I had had her set aside once I acquired this video series (from one of the Direct Instruction folks out in Eugene, Oregon). I had felt that the textbook, for all its pictures and flowcharts and lengthy chapters, didn't explain core concepts in sufficient depth.
Anyway, we working our way through the video to convention cells (I'd never learned about these before) and the relative densities of basalt vs. granite (ditto!), when all of a sudden there was a lesson on how convention cells created by dynamic pressure in magma pull apart the crusts at mid-ocean ridges and cause subduction where oceanic plates meet continental plates. And H, who'd already seen many illustrated descriptions and fancy charts about earth quakes and volcanos in her Prentice-Hall Earth Science textbook, said "Oh!" And "That's why...", and "Now I see..."--and various combinations of all three.
Suddenly everything was coming together in a way that it never had before--deeply, meaningfully, and memorably. And it was all thanks to a structured, stripped down, step-by-step, back-to-basics approach, complete with repetitive quizzes, for which Direct Instruction is so reviled by so many people.
I don't think she'll ever forget what she's learned--nor will I. And the great thing is, we have 23 more lessons to go.
Some people invoke the Multiverse to explain how it is that the universe is tuned just right for planets, liquid H20, tidal forces, and … life. This preternaturally unlikely state of affairs is explained in a preternatural way: beyond our universe, there are multiple others—all possible ones, in fact. Even if our universe is just one in a multiple billion, we humans are in it because it's (one of) the only one(s) we can be in.
J takes this a step further. What inspired him was a chapter in his American history textbook that described the Plymouth Landing. He wouldn't normally have any more interest in this event than in any others—that is to say, hardly any at all—except for the fact that William Bradford happens to be his great-great-great-great....great-grand father.
We were reading about how Bradford's first wife, Dorothy, slipped over the side of the Mayflower and drowned. What would have happened if Dorothy hadn't slipped, it immediately occurred to me to ask him.
And, equally immediately, J grasped his personal stake in the matter, quickly expanding it to cosmic proportions. Maybe the multiverses include ones in which Dorothy didn't lose her footing, but he has to be in one of the ones in which she did.
And that's where Life (J's life) comes from.
Death, too, has interested J recently--but here the trigger is a more immediate ancestor. Whenever the subject arises (often at J's initation) of the death of his grandfather, he pulls a long face, lowers his voice, and says, with uncharacteristic earnestness, "When I saw Grandpa at Labor Day, I didn't know he would die. I thought I would see him again at Christmas time."
But, perhaps realizing the inevitability of it all, he's also found a better way to spin things. "Do you think old people get tired of living?" he asks hopefully.
And a way to make light of it all. Shortly after learning the standard euphemism--"Why do people say 'pass away'?"—he handed me a folded slip of paper. "Can you pass it to Daddy?" he asks. As soon as I do, he hollers: "You passed away!"
Taking back the slip, he unfolds it and holds it up. In his large, crude handwriting is scrawled a single word:


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Forbidden Imperial (Theme Of Series: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5lSwjmgvD4 )
Chapter 2: Beginning Turnabouts Part 2 of 2
[Theme that plays: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b22FIvM-Igc ]
"GET OFF ME YOU BASTARD!" Yelled Cole with anger.
The dean then comes over to break them up.
"ENOUGH OF THIS!" Yelled Jose the Dean.
Cole tries to justify himself, and Lydia supports him.
"He attacked me savagely and I was shocked when he did so." Explained Cole.
"Yes, that is right Mr. Jose." Added Lydia.
Blazer didn't look worried he was just fed up with the intrigues of Cole and Lydia.
"Come with me Blazer you are going to the main office." Addressed Jose and takes him to the main office.
[Theme ends]
[Theme that plays: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDoG5iIaILs ]
{Chandler High School, Main Office, 10:00AM}
The principle was extremely mad at Blazer for his behavior.
"Blazer, I don't know if you can stay at this school any longer." Addressed Principal Imogen.
As he is sitting, he begins to write a report.
"Mr. Imogen, please give me a chance. I promise I will control myself." Begged Blazer with sadness.
"I want to hope that you do, but you never change." Said Principal Imogen.
"Its Cole's fault, he is always humiliating me because I live in poverty." Explained Blazer.
Principal Imogen then gets up.
"No, I don't believe you. And even if that is true, you should be the bigger person and act better." Said Principal Imogen.
"Just give me one last chance, please?" Asked Blazer, Principal Imogen then agrees.
[Theme ends]
[Theme that plays: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqNEer1_JIg ]
"But mind you, if you fail me one last time, you are out of Chandler High School." Stated Principal Imogen.
Blazer then shakes hands with Principal Imogen.
"Thank you sir, you won't regret it." Said Blazer and leaves to class.
{Palmdale City, Kept Vicinity, Apartment of the Aristo's, 12:00PM}
Back at the vicinity, Candice is seen cleaning the apartment.
"Oh god, I hope I can finish by the time its one thirty." Said Candice to herself, worried.
Barbara then comes home from work, and sees Candice.
"Hello my darling, I'm glad you are helping around the house, I...don't seem to have the opportunity." Said Barbara with sadness.
Candice goes to hug her mother.
"What's wrong mother? Is it more bills?" Asked Candice with suspense.
Barbara goes to sit near the table, Candice goes to sit next to her.
[Theme ends]
[Theme that plays: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rd8tlAcZJxw ]
"Yes, far too many. I don't know what to do anymore, and I am beginning to feel ill." Explained Barbara.
Candice is then impacted.
"Is it far too serious?" Asked Candice.
"I'm not sure, but I should go to the doctor pretty soon." Replied Barbara.
Candice then gets her purse.
"We will go now, it is important that you take care of yourself mother." Said Candice.
Barbara refuses to go to the doctor's because there is no money to pay for that.
"No sweetie, we have no money. We can't afford to go to the doctor's." Said Barbara.
"But mom-" Said Candice but is interrupted by Barbara.
"No buts, its my final word. I don't wish of you speaking about this again." Said Barbara and leaves to her room.
Candice is seen frustrated by her mother's stubbornness.
[Theme ends]
[Exiting Theme: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oByrdfsjGOs ]


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Rabies is a fatal transmissible disease that can be passed to people through the bite of an infected animal. As a result, specific rabies quarantine procedures have been mandated and must be followed in the event of a rabies exposure. These procedures exist to protect the public from the threat of rabies. The Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control provides the foundation for these rabies quarantine protocols.
Human Exposures
Any dog, cat or ferret that bites a person must be quarantined and observed daily for 10 days. Vaccination against rabies is discouraged during the quarantine period to avoid confusing vaccination reactions with symptoms of rabies. Unvaccinated pets should not receive a rabies vaccine until the quarantine period has ended.
Any animal exhibiting symptoms suggestive of rabies during the quarantine procedure must be tested for rabies. Therefore, euthanasia of the animal is required. Stray or unwanted dogs, cats or ferrets can be euthanized and tested immediately rather than being quarantined.
Bites from other species of animals must be examined on a case by case basis. The final decision regarding quarantine of the animal will be made by local public health or animal control officers. Factors to be considered include the species of animal involved, the circumstances surrounding the bite, the animal's current health status and history and the potential for rabies exposure.
Animal Exposures
Euthanasia is recommended for unvaccinated animals exposed to rabies. However, if the owner is unwilling, the animal can be quarantined in a secure facility, where there will be no direct contact with people or other animals for a period of six months. If the animal develops symptoms suggestive of rabies within the quarantine period, public health or animal control officials will order euthanasia and testing for rabies.
Currently, vaccinated animals that are exposed to rabies should be kept under their owner's control for a period of 45 days and observed closely. Vaccination against rabies should be repeated immediately. Any illness should be reported immediately to public health or animal control officers. If symptoms are suggestive of rabies, euthanasia and testing for rabies is necessary.
State or Local Laws
Though the Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control provides guidelines that encourage standardization of rabies control and prevention procedures, state and local laws may differ. Where this is the case, those state or local laws take precedence over those protocols suggested in the Compendium.


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|Rating: 6.4/10 (136,479 votes) Director: Paul W.S. Anderson Writer:Paul W.S. Anderson (screenplay), Paul W.S. Anderson (screen story), Robert Thom, Charles B. Griffith, Ib Melchior Stars: Jason Statham, Joan Allen, Ian McShane, Tyrese Gibson Runtime: 105 min Rated: RGenre: Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller Released: 22 Aug 2008
|Plot: Ex-con Jensen Ames is forced by the warden of a notorious prison to compete in our post-industrial world's most popular sport: a car race in which inmates must brutalize and kill one another on the road to victory.
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I mean, cheekies feel like big wedgies AND they give u pantylines... thongs don't and they feel less like a wedgie, so yea just wondering why girls even wear cheekies? am i missing something?
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Normal panties and cheekies have the benefit of having colors and forms that emphasize the wideness, roundness, and voluptuousness of the female figure. They conceal the flesh such that another layer of fabric must be remove at the start of a sexual encounter, which causes the anticipation of the male to grow even more before her flesh is revealed while also giving the female more time to become comfortable revealing herself to the male. Plus, the amount of fabric allows them to be used in a sexual capacity, such as wrapping around the penis during lap dances.
Thongs do not emphasize the female figure (in fact, they look strange to me), do not allow the male to build up greater anticipation, do not give the female more time to become comfortable revealing herself, and cannot be used in a sexual capacity to nearly the same degree. In my opinion, thongs are thoroughly unappealing when compared with normal panties and cheekies.00|00|0


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19 Sep 10 Great Reasons to Get Outside More Often
July 19, 2015
Humans are drawn to nature. We feel better when we spend time in forests, gardens, or parks. Edward O. Wilson termed this desire to connect with nature "biophilia." It implies that an instinctive bond exists between humans and other living systems.
Similar ideas are echoed in the cultural practices of friluftsliv, the Scandinavian philosophy of open air living, and in shinrin-yoku, Japanese forest immersion (or "forest bathing"). And there's science to back up those warm fuzzies. So, if you need more motivation to make time for a jaunt outside (or convince someone to join you), you've come to the right place.
1. Nature deficit disorder exists, and most of us have it.
Richard Louv coined the term "nature deficit disorder" to describe the social, behavioral, and health consequences of alienation from the natural world. Although scientists are just beginning to understand the health impacts of urban, mostly indoor living, one thing is clear — we need to put down our devices and get outside.
2. It's good for your heart (literally).
Japanese researchers have shown that forest bathing, the practice of sitting in the forest, lowers your blood pressure, pulse, and heart rate variability. It has also been shown to decrease stress hormone levels.
3. You're less likely to be overweight.
In both kids and adults, access and exposure to nature has been shown to lower the risk of obesity. This relationship is most likely due to increased physical activity. Additional studies show that forest bathing decreasesblood sugar and cortisol, both of which are also associated with obesity.
4. You'll be happier and improve your memory.
People who live close to nature experience less anxiety and depression. Walking in nature has been shown to improve mood and short-term memory in people with depression, as well as decrease rumination(repetitive, negative thoughts) and brain activity associated with mental illness.
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A mini-ball Pilates workout focuses attention on the core muscle group even better than Pilates exercises done with a full-size stability ball. A Pilates session done with a 9-inch ball increases muscle activity by as much as 50 percent. Exercises done with a mini-ball may also be easier for beginners and safer for all. Many Pilates exercises performed on a larger Swiss ball can be readily adapted for a more effective workout using a mini-ball.
Getting Started
The only piece of equipment needed for a mini-ball Pilates workout is a 9-inch ball. Many balls made specifically for Pilates are available. A Bender Ball is another name for a Pilates mini-ball. Any 9-inch ball that can hold a person's weight and has a non-slip surface is also suitable.
Older people, those new to exercise and those who are significantly overweight will find a mini-ball Pilates workout is an easy way to start an exercise program. Sit in a chair with the mini-ball between thighs. Slowly squeeze legs together to a count of 10.
Buttocks and Thighs
Target the buttocks and quadriceps with a wall squat which--like all mini-ball exercises--also works the core. Stand with back to the wall. Place the mini-ball behind you in the small of the back. Step back to press the ball firmly into the wall. Move feet out in front of the body. Squat slowly, keeping the ball squeezed between your back and the wall. Do not squat further than a seated position or allow knees to jut out over the toes. Repeat 10 times.
Optimize crunches with a mini-ball. Sit on the floor with knees bent. Position the ball in the small of the back and lean back as far as comfortable. The further you lean back, the more benefit you'll get. Place the hands behind the head but do not use them to lift your head. Inhale. Exhale and roll up while tightening the abs. Do not allow your back to lose contact with the mini-ball. Slowly return to the reclining position. Repeat 10 times.
Check with your physician before beginning any exercise program. A mini-ball Pilates workout specifically targets core muscles through balance. Persons taking medications that affect their balance should take extra care during a mini-ball workout.


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US condemns 'terrorist attack' on Chechen parliament
The United States Tuesday denounced a "terrorist attack" on the parliament in Russia's conflict-torn region of Chechnya, after militants stormed the building and killed three people.
"The United States strongly condemns the terrorist attack on the Parliament in Chechnya," National Security Council spokesman Mike Hammer said in a statement.
"We offer our deepest condolences to the families of those who perished and to those who were wounded."
A group of up to four militants broke into the parliament building in the Chechen capital Grozny early Tuesday, sparking fears of a major hostage crisis before security forces moved in.
"Terrorism is unacceptable in any form. The United States underscores its resolve to work together with Russia in combating terrorism and protecting the innocent who always suffer from its brutal tactics," Hammer added.
Chechnya's leader Ramzan Kadyrov said in a statement that Chechen security forces staged an intense 20-minute operation to kill the militants and free the parliament deputies and employees from the building.
Three people -- two police working as security at the parliament and one civilian employee -- were killed in the raid, the investigative committee of prosecutors said, adding 17 people were wounded.


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Todya's Calendar
Today, Dec. 8
Overeaters Anonymous meeting: Overeaters Anonymous meets Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the Bennington Free Library, 101 Silver St.
Free Peer Support group meetings: NAMI Vermont Connection Recovery Support Group for individuals living with mental illness meets every Tuesday at 12 p.m. at United Counseling Services, 316 Dewey St.
Open mic night: Tuesdays are Open Mic night at South Street cafe from 5 to 7 p.m., all are welcome.
Thrift store hours: Bygone Boutique, located in the rear of the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Houghton Lane, is open from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. All proceeds go directly to the operating budget of Forrest Ward School.
Free Women's Support Group: Make lifestyle changes such as reducing stress, and weight management. Build confidence in a judgement free environment. Every Tuesday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Bennington Project Independence. Please call Tracy at 802-379-8339 for more information.
Bennington Celebrate Recovery: A Christ-centered 12-step recovery program, find healing from hurts, hangups and habits. Group meets Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. Every third Tuesday is a potluck/meeting at 6 p.m. Held at 115 Hillside St. at the Second Congregational Church. For more information, contact Peter Grimes at 518-677-5414 or Christa Jan Ryan at 631-559-1594.
Women's self-esteem group: Turning Point Center, 11 a.m.
Meditation group: Turning Point Center, 5 p.m.
Holiday party: The Bennington Lions Club will hold its annual Christmas Party for Hearing Impaired and Visually Handicapped persons at the Mount Anthony Country Club at 5:30 p.m. For over 55 years the Bennington Lions have held this event. The invited guests receive dinner, gifts, a visit from Santa and take part in a Carol Sing. Christmas Music will be provided by the Aladdins from North Adams, Massachusetts and the Ukulele Express Duet from Bennington. Chairperson for the Party is Lion Patricia Babcock.
Story time at Cheney Library: Cheney Library will have story time for preschoolers and their caregivers on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. There will be crafts and snacks.
Celebrate Recovery Meeting: A Christ centered 12-step recovery program Tuesdays 6:30 p.m. Hoosick Falls Community Alliance Church 484 Hill Road. Come find healing from any of life's hurts, hangups, and habits For more information call, Jonathan 518-686-3269, Bob 518-779-3485 or Sandy 518-686-5962
Buddhist meditation and teachings: Buddhist meditation and teachings will be offered by Roger Guest every Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Harda at 802-447-7065 with any questions.
Small Business Networking Group: The group meets every Tuesday in the Cafe Commons at Manchester Community Library at 9 a.m. To join or contact organizer Suzanne Moore, go to www.meetup.com/Southern-VT-Entrepreneur-Small-Business- Networking-Group.
Wednesday, Dec. 9
Gentle yoga for cancer survivors: The Cancer Center sponsors free Gentle Yoga for Cancer Survivors weekly, Wednesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., in Conference Room C, at SVMC. You can join at any time and at any stage in your treatment or recovery regime. For more information, please call Jane Schaeffer, 802-447-0393 or go to www.benningtonyoga.com.
Support group: There is a support group for anyone living with any type of loss due to a death at Second Congregational Church the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6 p.m.
Free Senior Exercise Class: Focusing on balance and strength every Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Bennington Project Independence at 614 Harwood Hill. Please call Tracy at 442-8136 for more information.
Scleroderma support group: The second Wednesday of every month the Scleroderma support group meets, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital in Conference Room 3.
Long Trail School concerts: Middle and upper school students will present a choral concert. On Dec. 16. grades six through 12 will perform and instrumental concert. Both are at the Long Trail theater, both begin at 6:30 p.m. Please contact Anharad Llewelyn, arts chair at Long Trail School, at email@example.com or 802-867-5717 x206 with any questions.
Thursday, Dec. 10
Legion meetings: Monthly join meeting, 6 p.m. American Legion Post 69, Sons Squadron 69, and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 69, at American Legion Post 69. Monthly meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 69 is at 7 p.m. as is Sons of the American Legion Squadron 69. Call 802-375-6157 for more information or to become a member.
Bennington Free Clinic hours: The Bennington Free Clinic is held each Thursday at 6 p.m., for uninsured people 18 years of age or older, in the First Baptist Church at 601 Main St. Please call 802-447-3700 for an appointment.
Live music at South Street cafe: Come to South Street cafe for live music for your lunch hour, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Thrift store hours: Bygone Boutique, located in the rear of the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Houghton Lane, is open from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. All proceeds go directly to the operating budget of Forrest Ward School.
Codependents Anonymous meeting: 6 p.m. Turning Point Club of Bennington
All Recovery meeting: 11 a.m. Turning Point
Volunteer luncheon: Are you interested in doing something new and fun this coming year? Become a volunteer. You are invited to join us at the One World Conservation Center Volunteer Luncheon. The luncheon will be held at the Education Center between noon and 2 p.m. Please feel free to bring a guest.
Food Shelf Hours: The Food Shelf at the North Bennington Baptist Church is open the last Thursday of every month from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
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Holiday book event: Cheney Library will host a Holiday Book event beginning at 7 p.m. Connie Brooks, from Battenkill Books, will bring a number of books perfect for gift giving. Please consider this as an excellent opportunity to do some Christmas shopping. Hope to see you here on the tenth at 7 p.m. Books made a great gift.
Saturday, Dec. 12
Tree lighting: The Arlington Lions club again this year with the Arlington Garden Club will be holding the tree lighting and caroling at the town green on at 4 p.m. Everyone is invited to join in on the fun. There will be hot chocolate, cookies, chocolates and a visit by Santa.
Wreaths across America: The Vermont Veterans' Home invites you to attend our Wreaths Across America Ceremony at 12 p.m. The ceremony will be at the Veteran Cemetery located behind the main building of the campus. The mission of Wreaths Across America is to Remember, Honor, and Teach; this is carried out in part by coordinating wreath laying ceremonies on the same Saturday in December at Arlington National Cemetery, as well as Veterans' Cemeteries and other locations in all 50 states and beyond. To learn more about this program please visit: http://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org.
Hour for Our Community: Time exchange/orientation 10:30 a.m. to noon, Bennington Free Library. Come and find out what Hour for Our Community is all about. Call 802-379-5951 for more information.
Victorian Christmas Tea: There was a Tea 75 years ago to have a garden for St. Peter's Church. The women of the church have been raising money by having teas and other food funding raising events ever since. Come and enjoy tea, coffee and punch along with delicious tea sandwiches and cookies in a sparkling room. If you have questions call 442-2911. Tickets are available at the church. St. Peter's is accessible to all. 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., cost $7.50
Book reading: Families are invited to meet local author Karen Rose, creator of "Pixie & Fenway, Unlikely Friends at Two Mountain Farm" and "A Sweet Lemon Arrives at Two Mountain Farm." The event will be held at Bennington Free Library at 11 a.m in the Children's Room. Karen will read and sign books. She will also introduce families to her pet chicken, Pixie. Pixie is the star of Pixie & Fenway which tells a true story of friendship between a chicken that was the victim of the pecking order and a house cat named Fenway. The book's underlying lesson of tolerance and accepting differences in others proves that you never know where you may find a great friend. The illustrations were drawn by local children.
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Annual Christmas program: Buskirk Seventh-day Adventist Church, 2176 West Hoosick Road, corner of State 67 and County 103. 6 p.m. Special numbers, congregational singing, Christmas stories.
Santa Claus at Manchester Community Library: Santa will be at the Manchester Community Library's Super Saturday Family Program at 10:30 a.m.. The Manchester Lions Club Elf Express Conductor and Elves will be there, too. This ever popular holiday program features stories, crafts, snacks and photo ops with Santa. Keep calm and jingle on to this free program, open to the public.
Bright Lights Craft Fair: Memorial Hall, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds from vendors' booth fees will benefit Memorial Hall.
Sunday, Dec. 13
Breakfast: American Legion Post 69, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Seniors 65 and older are free, all others are $5 each, donations are greatly appreciated. Omelets to order are back on the menu. Come out and enjoy breakfast with us. Call 802-375-6157 for more information.
Legion bingo: Bingo at American Legion Post 13 is held every Sunday. Doors open at 4:30 p.m.; bingo starts at 6 p.m. No one under 14 admitted.
Jazz at South Street cafe: Come to South Street cafe for Jazz with Dave Banulis and Gary Miller with friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Christmas Carol Sing: The White Chapel Society's Christmas Carol Sing will take place at 5 p.m. at the White Chapel Church at 2972 Chapel Road. Refreshments will be provided.
Christmas concert: At 5 p.m. the Choir of Christ Our Savior Parish (Formerly St. Paul's Catholic Church) will be performing their annual Christmas Concert. This will be the 12th year under the direction of Michael Gallagher, and will feature another delightful mix of familiar and unfamiliar Christmas Music. The choir will be joined by several members of the community this year and will be accompanied by a small orchestra. The concert is free and will be at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church just north of Manchester on Route 30 (Bonnet Street).
Joseph, a Father's Struggle: Living Gospel Ministry, the husband and wife team of Matthew and Tina Zawisza, will bring the Bible to life the way it once was – the spoken word. Based out of the Capital Region, this has been a full-time ministry for over eight years. With thousands of performances at churches, schools and camps, it is obvious that God continues to use them. Men of the Bible Dramas presents the Bible through the first person. By appearing in full costume, people are brought inside the Word, and by that people can be changed by it. "Joseph, a Father's Struggle": If there is one character in the Christmas story that is forgotten, it is certainly Joseph. But not now. This is the story of an ordinary man thrown into an extraordinary situation. It is the story of real faith. Each drama is 20-25 minutes long, and will be presented at West Hoosick Baptist Church at 5 p.m. A free will offering will be taken. A time of food and fellowship will follow. For directions call Chuck Springer 686-0718 or Dottie Cross 663-8198.
Stardusters Christmas concert: The Stardusters of Hoosick Falls present their fourth annual Christmas concert at the Community Alliance Church at 7 p.m. The Stardusters are an eighteen piece "big band" in the style of those famous bands of the era of the Miller, Dorsey, and Herman bands. The Stardusters were formed in 1975 by Cortland Cottrell, whose Son continues the tradition as manager. The Stardusters will be joined by well known local vocalist Krissy Fauler who will perform with the band on White Christmas, Let It Snow and O Holy Night. The band will perform swing arrangements of many well known Christmas selections.Musical director of the band is BillGaillard who has been with the group since it began, The band is requesting food donations be brought for the local food closet. All are invited to this concert.
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While indulging in some buttercream frosted shamrock cookies from Cheryl's we were looking for the perfect festive sip to complement these sweet treats. Although we're not expecting to run into leprechauns or four-leaf clovers any time soon (those are particularly hard to find in New York City), we'll treat ourselves to some tasty Mini Pot of Gold Shooters in the meantime. These are ridiculously simple to make, and go down smoother than a leprechaun speaking Irish.
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- 9 ounces Kahlua
- 9 ounces Bailey's Irish Cream
- Whipped Cream
- Gold sprinkles, for garnish
Set out 6 double shot glasses, or 6 mini cauldrons. Pour about 1.5 ounces (a traditional shot) of Kahlua into a mini cauldron or double shot glass, and top with 1.5 ounces of Bailey's. Continue with the rest of the shot glasses.
Top with whipped cream and gold sprinkles.
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A steady state theory of the positive column of a glow discharge in an electronegative gas is presented. Excitation and ionization are assumed to occur by single-electron collisions with neutral molecules. Both electron attachment and detachment are included in the continuity equations, the latter being due to long-lived excited neutral molecules taken to be uniformly distributed in the gas. Fluid-type momentum equations are used to describe the motion of positive and negative ions and of the electrons. By retaining Poisson's equation throughout the treatment it is possible to impose physically realistic boundary conditions on all three charged species. It is found that the radial distribution of negative ions in the column is substantially different from that of the positive ions and the electrons. This is caused by the inwardly directed drift velocity of the negative ions, which confines them almost completely to the central region of the discharge column. Since the axial concentration of the negative ions relative to that of the electrons depends on the ratio of the coefficients of attachment to detachment, the concentration can reach very high values indeed when the rate of detachment is low.
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SELKIRK -- For five-time provincial player of the year Dean North, this task looked as easy as taking off a head-cover.
All he had to do was close the deal with a six-shot lead heading into the final 18 holes of the Titleist-Footjoy Manitoba PGA Championship.
In the end, it appeared as easy as posing with the $3,000 winner's cheque but -- this is golf, remember -- it didn't happen without a few anxious moments.
At his home course, the Selkirk Golf and Country Club head pro ran away from the field by eight shots after Wednesday's final-round 72, giving him a three-day total of three-under 210.
Mid-round, however, the margin was just three and happy thoughts were not in the neighbourhood.
"I got off to not a very good start," North said about bogeys at Nos. 3, 6 and 8, the latter a "lazy" three-putt from three feet. "At that point, those little demons start getting near your brain.
"I wondered what I was going to do. Was I losing it? I birdied nine, a nice one, but three-putted 10 and bogeyed 11 and those little demons would just not leave me alone."
Hecla's Scott Parker, who was among the three players starting the day six back, was applying some pressure and had closed the gap to three shots by the 13th, but North took command, finally, from there.
He hit it close to the flag there and at the 15th for birdies, then rolled in another one at the par-3 16th to end all doubt.
"My whole goal on the day was to beat the guys I was playing with straight-up, never mind the six-stroke lead," he said. "Scott had me by three at one point and we're on 13 and those little demons were just on me until I pitched a real nice one in there."
"A little more heat, who knows what those demons would have done?"
It was Transcona's Dave McMillan who wound up second at 218 after a 74, while Parker shared third with Glendale assistant Andrew Steep, both 75 and both 219.
Pine Ridge's Shane Dick, 75 Wednesday, was fifth at 221.
"I had 83 yards for my second shot at 10 and hit it fat into the bunker, then missed a four-foot par putt," Parker said. "I had four wedges on the back nine that I never hit the green with.
"I had no expectations. But after he three-putted eight, I was only three back and thinking about it. But it wasn't meant to be and I didn't play well enough all week to put pressure on him. As much as I play, I played fine and he's certainly the deserving winner."
North had won just one previous PGA Championship (2005) and had been runner-up in the last three, leaving him to wonder what might be going on during the final round.
"This does weigh on my brain," he said. "It's where those demons come from -- why is it that I've only won this one once? I feel like I should have three or four. And when I started struggling today, I was thinking, 'Not another one of these fiascos,' but then I calmed myself down."
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A man arrested after rushing up and touching Brad Pitt on a Hollywood red carpet is a Ukrainian journalist with a history of getting too close to celebrities.
Los Angeles Police officer Sally Madera identified the suspect as Vitalii Sediuk. He was jailed on suspicion of misdemeanor battery Wednesday before the premiere of the movie "Maleficent" at the El Capitan Theatre.
After touching Pitt, Sediuk was wrestled away by security guards and led off in handcuffs.
Pitt kept greeting fans and walked into the theater.
Pitt's longtime partner Angelina Jolie stars in "Maleficent," Disney's new live action spin on its animated classic "Sleeping Beauty."
Before the incident, Jolie told The Associated Press that the El Capitan is like a local theater for herself, Pitt and their kids, who usually don't attend her premieres but did Wednesday night.
"Well, oddly, we usually go to the El Capitan, that's where we take the kids. That's the closest theater to us," Jolie said. "This is the first time they were able to come to mommy's premiere."
The 25-year-old Sediuk got to Pitt despite security that was heavy for a movie premiere, with guards keeping a large gap between the stars and the crowd.
In February, Sediuk was cited for trespassing after grabbing the microphone before Adele accepted an award at the Grammys. Last year, Will Smith slapped Sediuk after he tried to kiss him on a red carpet.
Sediuk is being held Thursday in lieu of $20,000 bail.
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