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2012 Playoff NFL Fantasy Football: Quarterback (QB) Championship Round Rankings
Alex Smith vs. Giants:
If you happened to have Alex Smith in your lineup last week, you were pleasantly surprised to see him not only throw for 299 yards and three touchdown passes, but run for a 28-yard score as well. As a 49ers fan, it refreshing to see what can happen for a team and a quarterback when quality coaches come on board and actually put their players in situations to win.
For all the hell Smith's taken over the years from Bay Area fans, he's earned his respect. It's time to throw out the idea that opposing teams can put the game on Smith's shoulders, figuring he will choke at some point in the game.
The last time these teams met, Frank Gore was playing through an injury and failed to gain one yard on the ground on six carries. Kendall Hunter was used in the second half and had success on the ground, but the story of that game was the play of Smith, as the 49ers came out throwing against a Giants defense that was selling out to stuff the run.
Expect the Giants to put the game on Smith's shoulders once again, and it will be interesting to watch if he can have another quality performance with a Super Bowl berth on the line.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Two years ago, when the NCAA allowed a 12th game in certain years, depending on the calendar, most people believed it was the camel's nose under the tent to get the 12th game for good.
On Tuesday, in his State of the Conference address, Big 12 commissioner Kevin Weiberg announced the arrival of the rest of the camel. The conference has filed legislation with the NCAA that would allow I-A teams to expand their schedules to 12 games.
"We thought it would be useful to have a dialogue about a 12th football game on an annual basis," Weiberg said at the Big 12 Kickoff. "We're putting this into the [NCAA legislative] system because we want a dialogue on it."
Before the 2002 season, the NCAA passed legislation that allowed a 12th game in years in which the season includes 14 Saturdays. That happened in 2002 and 2003, but won't occur again until 2008. Thus teams will revert to an 11-game schedule this fall. However, the Big 12 would like to get that extra game of revenue every year, no matter what the calendar dictates.
Weiberg said the league waited to file the legislation until the BCS restructured the postseason and added only the fifth game that the presidents demanded. The presidents have been traditionally opposed to expanding the season.
"We are cognizant that the timing might not be right," Weiberg said. "From the standpoint of flexibility in scheduling, for the schools struggling to build attendance, struggling to build financially, we believe the 12th game will be a benefit. From a health and safety standpoint, it has not been a problem. If you talk to the athletes, they would prefer to see a little more competition and a little less practice."
Weiberg said his league's presidents support the 12th game. Nationally, the I-A athletic directors support it. Whether that will translate into support at the presidential level, where the decision must be made, is unknown.
Pacific-10 Conference assistant commissioner Jim Muldoon said Tuesday that the league's athletic directors voted to support a 12th game in a meeting last month, and to go back to their respective campuses and canvass their presidents. Stanford president John Hennessy, for instance, is so opposed to a 12th game that he refused to allow the Cardinal to play one in each of the past two seasons.
But Muldoon said the Pac-10 is considering going from an eight- to a nine-game conference schedule, a full round robin. "The schools who don't want to do that would be fine with it if we went to 12 games," Muldoon said. "If we went to a 12th game, no one is losing a third nonconference game."
A full round-robin avoids the situation in which two teams who don't play one another tie for the conference championship. That hasn't happened in the Pac-10, although it occurred in the Big Ten in 2002, when Ohio State and Iowa both went unbeaten. The legislation will be taken up by the NCAA Management Council in January, and if it receives support, it would go before the NCAA Board of Directors in April.
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Let me tell you a story. It's a story about my little sister.
My sister and I have always been extremely different. Two opposite corners of the Punnett Square in every regard. In fact, a lot of folks while we were growing up thought we only shared one parent due to the extreme physical differences.
I was (and am) tall, dark, thin. She was blonde and almond colored and built to beat asses. I was the Terror Child from Beyond Hell, and she was the perfect angel. I was angsty and introverted; she the social butterfly.
I knew when she was about thirteen that she was gay. I never said anything, but she came out to me explicitly years later. After I'd left the house, actually, and after she'd started making a lot of really bad choices with women and drugs and the law.
At some point, when my parents' pressure to do something besides get shitfaced and fuck all night became too great, she decided that she ought to follow in her dumbass older brother's footsteps and join the military. By some miracle, she got in with a couple of waivers for her drug convictions, and into a supposedly "safe" career field.
She got her shit together most ricky-tick. Top of her class in all of her training. Handpicked by some senior people to go to a unit with a very good reputation. Got sent to Afghanistan about thirty seconds after arriving at her brand new duty station.
What followed was an intense nightmare. As a qualified small arms expert (no small thanks to growing up with a father who was, among other things in his Marine Corps career, a small arms instructor) she drew convoy duty, sitting in turrets, planning routes, killing people when they got in the way, and getting blown up twice.
The first time "didn't count", she told me later with a wry grin and a twinkle, the first time I'd seen her in years. The second time, though, half of the occupants of the vehicle died when the MRAP rolled over, and she hit the collar where the turret mounts to the top of the vehicle so hard that it basically liquefied a chunk of flesh on her buttock and lower back, requiring large portions to be surgically excised to prevent putrefaction and gangrene.
She returned home after six months of desert Hell, and as a reward for her exemplary service was sent on a special temporary assignment to what would have been six weeks of paradise, if not for an incredibly dysfunctional set of dipshits in charge - a brand new officer who openly slept around with junior enlisted personnel in the detachment, and a power-mad junior NCO who targeted my sister for petty retribution when she rebuffed his advances.
After months of issues with her unit, harassment from several people in her chain of command, and clearly illegal nonjudicial punishment, she simply disappeared off the radar, not returning phonecalls or emails or Facebook messages.
She surfaced again some weeks later, telling my parents that she'd been targeted repeatedly for supposedly random urinalysis and had been segregated from her unit, forced to work in a separate facility by herself, denied leave without reason, and forced to perform work far beyond her level of training, mainly due to a couple of senior NCOs who didn't think women belonged in a man's career field, never you mind that it had been desegregated for decades.
So finally, my dad gets just pissed enough to do what he'd had to be restrained from doing so far; he called my sister's commanding officer. What followed was a bit much to handle, even by the standards of the narrative so far.
After a few rounds of returned calls, we learned that none of it had ever happened.
She went to Afghanistan, yes, but never left the safety of the largest base in the country. Never took enemy fire. Never even saw a convoy. This was perhaps the most devastating of the lies for my father, who laid awake almost every night for six months, terrified that she wouldn't come home.
During her TDY to paradise, she was written up several times for missing curfew, showing up to work drunk and out of uniform, and leaving work without permission. A far cry from the narrative she presented.
She had been separated from her unit due to ongoing investigations regarding her continued drug use while in uniform, and several reported incidents of her "sleeping around" with wives of servicemembers stationed with her - the first obviously illegal and not to mention irresponsible for someone involved in the kind of work she did, the second absolutely forbidden under military law.
She was discharged not too long ago, with a General discharge. Deduction from the verifiable details leads me to believe her command simply had enough of her bullshit and kicked her out.
Her piece of shit girlfriend got kicked out at the same time, for the same stuff. Her piece of shit girlfriend is worthy of a series of character studies all her own, and the amount of complete nonsense that has come from my sister's attachment to her would pad a novel to satisfy the deepest wells of schadenfreude.
We still don't know whether it was a "General (under honorable conditions)" or a "General (less than honorable)". If the former, she has a few years of hard work to try to convince a board to upgrade it. If she doesn't, or if it was the latter, she'll be ticking that little box on job applications, financial aid paperwork, background checks, lease applications, car notes, and just about everything else that says "Have you ever been discharged from the military with less than an Honorable?" - and she'll be facing a world of application denied and no thanks and just plain no way.
That's not to say it's anything less than her fault.
I'm still not sure exactly how I feel about any of this. Hell, I'm not even sure what I think about it yet. Disappointed to some extent, sure. A little angry, but not too much. I think probably just worn out, more than anything else.
She's yet to talk to me directly about any of it. In fact, I haven't heard from her directly at all since she moved back in with my parents. I've made it clear to my parents, who seem to want my advice about the whole thing, that I'm good for bail and a temporary place to crash, which at this point is all I honestly think I'm capable of offering with anything like goodwill.
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Filed Under Minecraft Mods | Author: jamioflan | December 07, 2013 | 88,086 viewsFlan's Ye Olde Pack is for fans of the original Biplane and for people who want to fly around with their cat / dog always at their side. Also included in the pack is a crossbow and bolt to protect yourself when you have to make an emergency landing.
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I am planning to spend a few days in Pingyao in April; travelling from Beijing via Taiyuan by D and K trains. After that we intend going to Xian by day train.
The journey is about ten hours, so we would like to break it into two or three parts.
I am seeking advice of pleasant towns on that route which would be nice for a senior English-speaking couple (no Chinese beyond the basic civilities) to spend a few relaxed days in. If they have a local historic or scenic attraction, that would be a bonus. We would need a hotel with Western en-suite toilets but would prefer smaller not-too-modern towns to the big polluted cities.
The possible rail stops en-route are:
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We will be traveling between Beijing and Xi'an and plan to stop in both Pingyao and Datong. We would also be interested in hearing if there are any other smaller towns or interesting places to see "old" China.
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I'm sorry, I don't know any of these locations (except that I spent about 10 minutes in Jiexiu en route).
I wonder if you have considered the night train for this leg? My experiences on overnight trains in China were positive, and it would free up time to see some other locations. dgunbug mentions Datong, which has some incredibly historic and scenic attractions, but is quite polluted. Wutai Shan had less pollution than anywhere else I visited in China, and holds some interesting scenery and some lovely and unusual temples.
In Taiyuan, do consider visiting Jin Ci - it is a LOVELY temple!
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I agree with kja. Spend your time in Datong and/or Wutai Shan, rather than some no name place just because of the train ride.
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I may visit the Hanging Temple (rather than Datong) en-route to Pingyao. For sleeper trains we must have a 2-berth with en-suite (spouse's rules) and those are impossible to book from Pingyao.
I may just bite the bullet and take the ten-hour day train. I was really looking for a non-touristy ordinary pleasant Chinese town to veg out in for a few days in between Pingyao and Xian. -
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No place particular worth a few days of your day, but if you insist, then why not just pick Linfen, which is about half way, and is one of the larger cities in your list. That way, at least there is some chance of finding decent accommodations. But don't expect much English to be spoken at the hotels and restaurants.
If you go further, Huashan has one of the most scenic mountains in Central China, and is a real attraction. But you're almost there at Xian. -
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Want to add that your train will cross the Yellow River at Fenglingdu, but Linfen is also close to Sanmenxia, the locale of the first major dam across that river. Not sure what kind of tourist facilities they have there, however.
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I don't know anything about any of those places, but if neither guidebooks nor wiki nor an internet search turn up any info I'd follow rkkwan''s suggestion and get off halfway - although I might choose the smallest town rather than the largest. You'll be right off the tourist trail and it will surely be interesting. You don't need Mandarin to negotiate for a room (take a phrase book with Chinese characters and be prepared to bargain using pen and paper) or to eat (pointing works well, whether at another table or at ingredients).
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Thanks for the comments. I'm still deciding. Linfen is out because of the smog, so is anywhere within 15-20km of it.
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Trav_eller - please be sure to report back as soon as possible as my husband and I also plan to travel in china for one month in oct/nov. We are still trying to get a handle on our itinerary which is very similar to yours. We plan though to concentrate in the area between Beijing and xi an and Xian and shanghai. While I'd like to get to guillin, my DH prefers to save that for a separate trip along with southern and Sw china. As I've seen the karst formation in Halong bay and the rice fields of sapa, I'm hoping we don't miss too much by skipping guillin this time. We also intend to travel primarily by train and hire drivers as needed once we arrive in a city. I'm hoping this is doable. We will likely only book our first city hotel so that we have flexibility. Have you determined an itinerary yet?
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I'll try to remember. If I forget to post it here, watch for my blog entries, which I will try to up-date as I travel (although I don't always : http://loraltravel.blogspot.com/
Cheers, Alan -
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Alan - If you are out there, please send us your travel report. I checked your blog - but there is nothing on this April trip.
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I must agree with Chet. If the two possible values are active or inactive, then populate the column with one of those two values. If you have a null, then you don't know whether that was done on purpose, or did the app not populate the column correctly - you just don't know why there is a null.
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As I'm not a real DBA (I only play one on occasion at work), I won't (can't) get into which type of index would be better.However, I do object from a data perspective, to defaulting the inactive rows to NULL. NULL = UNKNOWN correct? In this case, it's not unknown, it's an inactive record. Use 'N' or whatever identifier you choose.Or am I just being a tad obsessive? chetOn Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 2:56 PM, Toon Koppelaars <toon.koppelaars@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:toon.koppelaars@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:Assuming that by far the majority of those rows fall into the "Inactive" category, I think there are a few options: 1) Add a nullable column to that table, and put a 'Y' (or whatever) into it to indicate the row is an Active one. Put NULL's in all others. Then create a regular b-tree index on that column for quick access of the Active rows. By not putting 'N' into all the inactive rows, you'll ensure this index is going to remain small (compared to other indexes on that table). 2) (assuming there's an PK on that index), create a new table, and only store the PK-values in that table to indicate the ones that are active. So PK of this new-table = PK of the big table. New table has small set of PK's that can be used to drive nested-loops to the big one. 3) Variation on 1: *do* put 'N'-s in for the inactive rows, but create a function based index that has no-entries for these rows. Eg. index 'case [column] when 'Y' then 'Y' else null end Toon On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM, Steiner, Randy <Randy.Steiner@xxxxxxxx <mailto:Randy.Steiner@xxxxxxxx>> wrote: I have a table with 1 – 2 million records. I need to add a column to indicate if the records is active or not. I wouldguess that only 1,000 of the records would not be active. Should I make one of the values null? So I could put a Y orNull? Or put Y or N? Would a b-tree or bitmap index do any good?Generally I would want to see all the records that are activeThanks Randy-- Toon KoppelaarsRuleGen BV +31-615907269 Toon.Koppelaars@xxxxxxxxxxx www.RuleGen.com <http://www.RuleGen.com> TheHelsinkiDeclaration.blogspot.com <http://TheHelsinkiDeclaration.blogspot.com> (co)Author: "Applied Mathematics for Database Professionals" www.RuleGen.com/pls/apex/f?p=14265:13 <http://www.RuleGen.com/pls/apex/f?p=14265:13> -- chet justice http://oraclenerd.com [blog] http://twitter.com/oraclenerd [twitter]
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Rusticae Rincón de Traspalacio offers 20 guest rooms with climate control. Flat-screen televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers visiting the Robledo de Chavela area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as complimentary newspapers. Bathrooms are outfitted with bidets and hair dryers. Rooms also include soundproofing and air conditioning.
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Beleaguered caregivers getting help from apps
Published: April 22, 2013
Tags: Alzheimer's Association, alzheimers disease, apps, caregivers, Comfort Zone, computer programs, Dementia, GPS, pillbox
As her mother and father edged toward dementia, Nancy D'Auria kept a piece of paper in her wallet listing their medications.
It had the dosages, the time of day each should be taken and a check mark when her folks, who live 10 miles away, assured her the pills had been swallowed.
"I work full time so it was very challenging," said D'Auria, 63, of West Nyack.
Now she has an app for that. With a tap or two on her iPhone, D'Auria can access a "pillbox" program that keeps it all organized for her and other relatives who share in the caregiving and subscribe to the app.
"I love the feature that others can see this," D'Auria said. "I'm usually the one who takes care of this, but if I get stuck, they're all up to date."
From GPS devices and computer programs that help relatives track a wandering Alzheimer's patient to iPad apps that help an autistic child communicate, a growing number of tools for the smartphone, the tablet and the laptop are catering to beleaguered caregivers. With the baby boom generation getting older, the market for such technology is expected to increase.
The pillbox program is just one feature of a $3.99 app called Balance that was launched last month by the National Alzheimer Center, a division of the Hebrew Home at Riverdale in the Bronx.
"We thought there would be an opportunity here to reach caregivers in a different way," said David Pomerantz, executive vice president of the Hebrew Home. "It would be a way to reach people the way people like to be reached now, on their phone."
The app also includes sections for caregiving tips, notes for the doctor and the patient's appointments, plus a "learning section" with articles on aspects of Alzheimer's and an RSS feed for news about the disease.
Trackers are also important tools for Alzheimer's caregivers.
Laura Jones of Lighthouse Point, Fla., says she was able to extend her husband's independence for a year and a half by using a program called Comfort Zone.
"He was just 50 when he was diagnosed," she said.
Jones said she went to work so he would continue to get insurance coverage.
"Day care was not appropriate, home care was not affordable," she said. "Even when he stopped driving, he would ride his bike all over town, to the gym, for coffee, errands. He would take the dog for a walk and be out and about when he was alone and I was working."
Using Comfort Zone, which is offered by the Alzheimer's Association starting at $43 a month, she was able to go online and track exactly where he was and where he had been.
Her husband carried a GPS device, which sent a signal every five minutes. If Jones checked online every hour, she would see 12 points on a map revealing her husband's travels. She would also get an alert if he left a designated area.
Eventually, the tracking revealed that Jones' husband was getting lost.
"He would make a big funny loop off the usual route and we knew it was time to start locking down on him," she said.
Mended Hearts, an organization of heart patients and their caregivers, is about to start a program to reach caregivers by texting tips to their phones.
"We hope this will be the beginning of several patient- and caregiver-based texting programs that reach people where they are," said executive director Karen Caruth.
Lisa Goring, vice president of Autism Speaks, said tablets have been a boon to families with autistic children. The organization has given iPads to 850 low-income families. And the Autism Speaks website lists hundreds of programs — from Angry Birds to Autism Language Learning — that families have found useful.
Samantha Boyd of McConnellstown, Pa., said her 8-year-old autistic son gets very excited when the iPad is brought out.
"There's no way he'd be able to use a keyboard and mouse," she said. "But with the iPad, we use the read-aloud books, the songs, the flash card apps."
She said the repetitiveness and visuals help. "He catches a word and repeats it back. He says the name of a picture, and the iPad says it back."
Boyd said the iPad also works as a reward: "He likes to watch Netflix on it."
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Developed in Partnership with The Bank Street College of Education in New York City http://www.nytimes.com/learning To print document select "Print" from the "File" menu on your browser. The Oily "Grail" Debating the Current Season for Oil Exploration in Alaska's North Slope Author(s) Georgia Scurletis, The New York Times Learning Network Tanya Yasmin Chin, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Grades: 6-8, 9-12 Subjects: Language Arts, Science, Social Studies Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students learn about the quest for a balance between oil exploration and a concern for the environment in Alaska. They then synthesize their knowledge by debating the current length of the oil-drilling season. Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Interpret a political cartoon about drilling for oil and its potential impact on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. 2. Examine how assessing the potential impact of oil prospecting in Alaska is being revised by reading and discussing "Warmer Arctic Threatens Hunt for More Oil." 3. Research different perspectives regarding the length of the oil drilling season in Alaska. 4. Synthesize their understanding of the oil drilling season in Alaska by participating in a class debate on the length of the season; write letters expressing their views regarding the length of the drilling season. Resources / Materials: -pens/pencils -copies of Clay Bennett's political cartoon on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge [the cartoon can be downloaded and printed from Clay Bennett's Web site ( http://www.claybennett.com/pages/arctic_refuge.html)] (one per group) -classroom blackboard -copies of "Warmer Arctic Threatens Hunt for More Oil" (one per student) -resources about Alaska and the oil industry (geography textbooks, encyclopedias, books on Alaska, computers with Internet access) NOTE TO TEACHERS: Prior to class, arrange desks in groups of four or five. Place a copy of Clay Bennett's political cartoon on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on a desk located in each grouping [the cartoon can be downloaded and printed from Clay Bennett's Web site ( http://www.claybennett.com/pages/arctic_refuge.html)]. Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO NOW: Upon entering class, students are directed to sit in groups of four or five (these groupings can be random or assigned). Instruct each group to follow the instructions written on the board prior to class: "Study the political cartoon given to your group. What is the man doing in the cartoon? What is the location depicted in the man's map? On what specific area of the map did the man's ink spill? What is the man's facial expression? What do you think the ink may represent? Based on your group's answers to the previous questions, discuss how you think the cartoonist Clay Bennett feels about drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge?" After a few minutes, ask each group to share their interpretations of the political cartoon with the class. What is the perspective of the oil companies searching for oil in Alaska? How do students think global warming could potentially affect drilling for oil in Alaska?
2. As a class, read and discuss "Warmer Arctic Threatens Hunt for More Oil," focusing on the following questions: 3. Divide the class into two large groups. Explain that half of the class will be preparing to debate in favor of lengthening the oil drilling season in Alaska (Group A), and the other half of the class will argue in favor of protecting the shortened oil drilling season (Group B). Assign each group a side of the debate, as mentioned above. Before each group begins researching their assigned perspective for the debate, they should familiarize themselves with the environmental conditions of the tundra. Additionally, they should also consult a map of Alaska to determine where the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is located and its proximity to the "North Slope" of Alaska. Once this background information has been established, they should begin work on defending their stance in the upcoming debate.
Group A (in favor of lengthening the oil drilling season in Alaska) should be divided into three smaller subgroups, each in charge of researching one of the following questions. An informative Web site that takes this stance is the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge site ( http://www.anwr.org).
Using all available resources, students answer the following questions through their research:
Group B (in favor of protecting the shortened oil drilling season in Alaska) should be divided into three smaller subgroups, each in charge of researching one of the following questions. An informative Web site that takes this stance is the Save the Arctic Refuge from Big Oil site ( http://www.savearcticrefuge.org). Once background research and research questions to help gather information for their upcoming debate is completed, students should decide who will present each aspect of their group's findings at the upcoming debate on the oil drilling season in Alaska. 4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Regardless of whether or not they are presenting their research at the upcoming debate, each student prepares a different aspect of their group's perspective for homework. For example, one Group B student may design a graphic display to show how the tundra's permafrost is affected during drilling season, while another student may choose to show how scarce oil resources have become in the United States (Group A perspective). In a later class, groups will present their findings in a class debate. After the debate, individual students should express their feelings about the length of the drilling season in letters addressed to Governor Frank H. Murkowski, Alaska's governor. Students may want to include their perspective on the American forester Gifford Pinchot's quote "You've got to make wealth for society while stewarding the environment" in their letters. Further Questions for Discussion:--How could the Alaskan tundra's ecosystem change if global warming continues at its current pace? --How could each of the biomes be affected by global warming? --How could expanding our energy resources affect our dependence on oil? --Where are the major oil mining regions in the world? --Why was the Trans Alaskan pipeline a controversial project? --How have technological advances assisted oil industries that aim to protect the environment while they drill? Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on their participation in small group and class discussions, thorough group research and presentations at the debate, as well as thoughtful completion of letters addressed to Governor Frank H. Murkowski, Alaska's governor. s Vocabulary: slogged, gale, convoys, smokestack, emissions, curtailing, quest, acute, domestic, frigid, assess, unabashed, precise, lichens, sedges, dwindled, cusp, inevitably, constrained, folly, veneer, boggy, permafrost, substrates, exploit, tenured, reveling, lifeblood, fazed, shepherded, stewarding Extension Activities: 1. Create a diorama that represents the ecosystem of the Alaskan tundra. The diorama should include examples of vegetation, animal life and the terrain. Include a written explanation of how this representation of the tundra could potentially change due to the effects of global warming. 2. In the article "Warmer Arctic Threatens Hunt for More Oil," Bader refers to the American forester Gifford Pinchot. Research Pinchot's contribution to forestry and conservation in the United States. Also research Pinchot's relationship with President Theodore Roosevelt. Based on your research, write a posthumous letter from Pinchot to Bush, expressing how you think Pinchot would feel about Bush's stance on drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Region. 3. Create a succession of calendars that illustrate how the oil drilling season has gradually dwindled in Alaska. Record the average temperatures on the calendars as well. 4. Research the protected land in your local area. How did the government designate these areas as "protected"? Why were they chosen? Are there any current efforts to threaten the protection of this area? Draw a map of your area and the protected lands within its borders. Add annotations to your map that briefly tell "the story" behind each protected space. Interdisciplinary Connections:American History- Research the Trans Alaskan pipeline that was constructed during the 1970's. Write a research paper that shows how the pipeline has changed Alaska's economy, environment and communities. Geography- Use a world map to indicate the major oil drilling regions. Create a code to show how much oil is mined in each region. Global Studies- Research the Kyoto Protocol and the standards it sets to prevent further global warming. Which nations supported the Kyoto Protocol? Which nations declined to support it? Design an informational presentation designed to familiarize your peers with current strategies attempting to address global warming. Technology- Create a "How it Works" poster that illustrates how an Arctic Platform works. An Arctic Platform is a lightweight drilling unit on stilts 12 feet above the tundra that minimizes the effects of drilling on the tundra surface. Academic Content Standards:This lesson plan may be used to address the academic standards listed below. These standards are drawn from Content Knowledge: A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks for K-12 Education: 2nd Edition and have been provided courtesy of the Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning in Aurora, Colorado. In addition, this lesson plan may be used to address the academic standards of a specific state. Links are provided where available from each McREL standard to the Achieve website containing state standards for over 40 states. The state standards are from Achieve's National Standards Clearinghouse and have been provided courtesy of Achieve, Inc. in Cambridge Massachusetts and Washington, DC. Grades 6-8 Geography Standard 8- Understands the characteristics of ecosystems on Earth's surface. Benchmarks: Understands the distribution of ecosystems from local to global scales; Understands the functions and dynamics of ecosystems; Understands ecosystems in terms of their characteristics and ability to withstand stress caused by physical events; Knows changes that have occurred over time in ecosystems in the local region; Knows the potential impact of human activities within a given ecosystem on the carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen cycles (CTSS - 'social', '6-8', 'geo3') Geography Standard 14- Understands how human actions modify the physical environment. Benchmarks: Understands the environmental consequences of people changing the physical environment; Understands the ways in which human-induced changes in the physical environment in one place can cause changes in other places; Understands the ways in which technology influences the human capacity to modify the physical environment; Understands the environmental consequences of both the unintended and intended outcomes of major technological changes in human history (CTSS - 'social', '6-8', 'geo5') Geography Standard 18- Understands global development and environmental issues. Benchmarks: Understands how the interaction between physical and human systems affects current conditions on Earth; Understands the possible impact that present conditions and patterns of consumption, production and population growth might have on the future spatial organization of Earth (CTSS - 'social', '6-8', 'geo6') Science Standard 7- Understands how species depend on one another and on the environment for survival. Benchmarks: Knows ways in which species interact and depend on one another in an ecosystem; Knows that all individuals of a species that occur together at a given place and time make up a population, and all populations living together and the physical factors with which they interact compose an ecosystem; Knows factors that affect the number and types of organisms an ecosystem can support; Knows relationships that exist among organisms in food chains and food webs (CTSS - 'science', '6-8', '7') Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process. Benchmarks: Writes persuasive compositions; Writes compositions that speculate on problems/solutions (CTSS - 'english', '6-8', '1') Language Arts Standard 4- Gathers and uses information for research purposes. Benchmarks: Uses a variety of resource materials to gather information for research topics; Organizes information and ideas from multiple sources in systematic ways (CTSS - 'english', '6-8', '4')
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Bananafish, a leading manufacturer of upscale baby bedding and nursery decor and newest division of The Betesh Group, announces its partnership with Skip Hop, Inc. Under license, Bananafish will produce better crib bedding and coordinating room decor for Skip Hop, the company best known for revolutionizing the traditional diaper bag with innovative design and urban fashion points for modern families. This marks the first licensing venture for Skip Hop.
"We are very excited about the new infant bedding line we're producing in partnership with Bananafish," said Ellen Diamant, co-founder of Skip Hop. "We know that our customers are looking to Skip Hop for modern infant bedding that speaks to the Skip Hop customer – this is the new mom who wants to maintain her sense of style even after becoming a parent."
Jonathan Breiter, Executive Vice President of The Betesh Group said, "We are extremely proud to partner with the Skip Hop team as their first licensee. It's very exciting to bring Skip Hop bedding to retail and design a line that will fill a void in the market for affordable luxury bedding with a clean, modern look."
The collection of Skip Hop infant bedding and accessories will make its debut at the ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas, September 7-10,.
In keeping with the Skip Hop spirit, the line will be modern, functional and relevant for the lives of today's contemporary parents. Product categories will include crib bedding sets, comforters, blankets, crib sheets, bumpers, window valances, diaper organizers, decorative pillows, mobiles and more. Suggested retail prices for four-piece bedding sets will start at $210.
Skip Hop infant bedding and room décor will be available Spring 2008. Targeted channels of distribution are specialty stores and e-commerce.
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This event is a result of the Eventful community of users "demanding" that Wil Wheaton come to Boston for a talk / performance / improv / whatever.
Here is a link to the original demand started back on March 13th.
Here's a comment posted by Wil Wheaton regarding this event:
"Brookline Booksmith has room in the theatre across the street, and they're hoping to put together a screening of Stand By Me in conjunction with my appeareance, if they can get a 35mm print. We've scheduled the event for July 2, at noon (with the movie) or at 1 (if the movie can't happen.) Admission to cover the cost of the theater is between 2 and 5 bucks. More details will be on my blog when I have them. Thank you, everyone, who helped make this happen, both by joining the demand, and by sharing advice on where to look for book stores n town. See you all in July!"
Cost: Somewhere between $2 and $5 per person. Call 617-566-6660 for tickets and details.
Categories: Concerts & Tour Dates
Added: May 8, 2006 at 7:06 PM // Last Modified: Jan 22, 2008 at 05:02 PMSorry, you missed Wil Wheaton at Brookline Booksmith.
Demand that Brookline Booksmith gets added to the next tour!
Demand it!Sorry, you missed Wil Wheaton at Brookline Booksmith.
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I'm selling my like new set of 35 x 12.50 x 15 KM2s. They are load range C and in great shape. They are mounted on a set of Ultra wheels in the 15 x 8 flavor. They are 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern with 3.75" backspacing. This setup has less than 700 miles on them. The spare has never been on the ground. The BFGs are awesome tires both on road and off. They flex extremely well and grab on to everything. I ran these at the Big Meats Run and was very impressed. I had them road force balanced when I purchased them so they are ready to go.
Pics: http://thedoubleduke.com/pics/stuffforsale/bfgspare.jpg http://thedoubleduke.com/pics/stuffforsale/bfg1.jpg http://thedoubleduke.com/pics/stuffforsale/bfg2.jpg The tires and wheels have some minor scuff marks from their one trip to the Disney but they have zero issues. No plugs, no patches, and no problems. These tires are really quiet on road for an aggressive tread pattern. I am located in Wichita, KS. I am asking $1650 for the set of 5. PM me here or feel free to email me at email@example.com if you have any questions. Thanks, Andy |
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