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IDG Books Worldwide, Inc. told Linux Journal they did a trademark search as they always do when deciding what to put on a book cover, and although surprised to find a registered trademark on Linux, they printed the information resulting from their search. Their intent was in no way to reinforce the registered mark, but to comply with trademark requirements.
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In August 1996, Linux Journal and other Linux companies reported that they had received letters from Mr. Croce informing them that:
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Yggdrasil Computing filed for a trademark on their book title Linux Bible in March 1995. Their trademark was turned down because Linux was already a trade name registered to Mr. Croce. In March 1996, Yggdrasil Computing filed a letter disputing Croce's trademark and showing that Linux was a generic term and that Yggdrasil's use was prior to Croce's in any event. By the time you read this, we may know the results of this action. Other companies and individuals are getting involved in the trademark issue as well, and we will try to keep you informed.
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Innocent Voices details
Format: | 12 DVD |
Starring: | Xuna Primus, Leonor Varela, Carlos Padilla |
Director: | Luis Mandoki |
Genres: | Drama, World Cinema |
Studio: | UNIVERSAL PICTURES |
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Innocent Voices |
12 Feature |
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Run time: | 1 hour 51 minutes |
Rental release: | Not currently released |
Main languages: | Spanish |
Subtitles: | English |
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Innocent Voices
By Alexander Davis from Bournemouth, England , 12 Mar 2007[Highly rated reviewer]
Based on the memoirs of Oscar Orlando Torres, Innocent Voices hearkens back to the 1980s and the brutal civil war that devastated El Salvador.
Carlos Padilla (through the careful directing of Luis Mandoki) is without a doubt the heart and soul of Innocent Voices. While most directors would avoid placing so young an actor into difficult situations, in particular the climactic scene where Chava faces execution and watches his two best friends get shot in the back of the head, Mandoki defies conventional wisdom and challenges Padilla, who meets and exceeds all expectations. So often, child protagonists are sappy, dry, or just downright annoying. Carlos Padilla however, brings a gravity, and maturity, to his portrayal of Chava that forms the heart of this movie. As the war, inevitably, enshrouds Chava in violence, we get a masterful portrayal of a society destroyed by grief, and a family determined to salvage its spirit from the wreckage.
Luis Mandoki has produced a film from the heart, with a passionate and well justified disregard for any commercial prospects. He carefully reproduces the realities of this kind of war; the chaos and terror of the nights, the insecurity of living in a world where anarchy rules and the pain of watching friends and family savagely and unexpectedly torn away. Perhaps Mandokis most effective tool is his ability to lull us into thinking that Chava stands some chance of a normal existence; we often see him playing with friends like any other 11 year old would. However, every time this happiness is established, guns start firing and Chava finds himself back under the bed with his family as they try to shield themselves from the stray bullets that batter their tiny makeshift house.
One argument being set against Innocent Voices is that it carries a 'leftist bias in that there is a tendency to demonize the army. While this is accurate, it's important to realise that the story represents Chava's point-of-view, and the boy's sympathies lie with the guerrillas. Not only because his uncle is in their ranks but because he personally is a victim of government policy and the actions of the army. Innocent Voices is not an essay on the civil war; its a first hand recollection of a young boys experience of the war. Individual memoirs rarely give a 'balanced' view, that is not their goal, and it's no different here.
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(23)The ultimate story of man's inhumanity
By insomniac (93 reviews) from Malvern , 27 Jun 2010This is an incredible film and should be compulsory viewing for all, but in particular the politicians who feel inclined to undertake a little war to boost their popularity or make their mark on history (!) It also reminds us (as if we needed reminding!) of how thin the veneer of civilisation is. While there have been many excellent anti-war films seen from the soldiers' point of view, this film shows the devastating effects of military conflicts on women and children, the innocent bystanders who are inexorably drawn into the violence. Through the telling of this true story there is nothing more to say. Unforgettable.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A classic film of a classic book
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Innocent Chilren's Voices
By a customer from Belfast , 30 Nov 2009Well titled extremely affective story. How children suffer in war areas, especially having to endure also poverty. The boy in this is amazing, a stunning performance from a child actor. But the story is real and the film loses none of the raw, threatening tension. All actors superb. Watch this film from an armchair and you'll feel so glad to be in one.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Man's inhumanity to man
By a customer from Sherborne, England , 10 Mar 2009An amazing insight into the powerlust and barbarism of war and how innocent people, especially children, become embroiled. This is a gripping story of the lives of one family, beautifully shot and beautifully told. A lovely film.- Was this review helpful to you?
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SIR,-It is disturbing to find one of Sir Henry Slcsser's eminence descending to the rather mean trick of putting words into his opponent's mouth in order to make his own case sound more plausible. Yet this is precisely what Sit Henry does when he infers from Fr. Crane's opposition to the Welfare State that Fr. Crane must he a thorough-going secular liberal tainted with " a kind of philosophic and economic anarchism" whom it is also fair to saddle with moral responsibility for the crimes of 19th Century capitalism. This is surely retrospective legislation with a vengeance!
That contemporary Britain is "an economically polarised plutocratic society " is certainly true in respect of the distribution of share capital. If this is what Sir Henry has in mind (though he does not make this clear by any means). no doubt Fr. Crane would agree with him. But he would also point out that the Welfare State has done nothing to reduce this polarisation. Instead it has introduced a new polarisation within the context of the old; so that, now, on the one hand there is the omnicompetent. impersonal State (which is also one of the most important of our " great Trusts"), and on the other an amorphous mass, a vast proletariat which though fairly well paid is not even credited with enough common sense to be able to provide for its most elementary needs.
There has indeed been a redistribution of income during the last decade. This happened primarily because of the increased bargaining power of the unions under condition of full employment. Unfortunately, instead of union bargaining strength having been concentrated in order to underpin the worker's claim for a family living wage much of it was frittered away politically and as a consequence the Welfare State was accorded the right to decide for the worker how to dispose of a considerable portion of Labour's increased share in the national income, with the result that the post-war increase in material well being has tended to reduce rather than increase family responsibility at the very moment when so Many
other forces are conspiring to undermine it.
Does Sir Henry seriously ask us to believe that the Angelic Doctor. St. Antoninus of Florence, and Cardinal Manning would have approved this totalitarian packetpicking? By courageously exposing this fraud during the last decade, Fr. Crane has performed an outstanding service not only to the Church but also to the working-class, and it is significant that he has won for himself an exceedingly warm place in the hearts of many
Catholic industrial wo ricer s throughout the country. But he has also made considerable impact
on other Catholic thinkers, such as Professor Fogarty, who a few tears ago was an enthusiastic supporter of the Welfare State but now agrees with Fr. Crane that the worker should buy what he needs with his wage packet instead of being a pensioner of the State.
Unfortunately, there are some whom even Fr. Crane has been unable to disinfect ideologically. hut anyone who is familiar with the kind of reception Fr. Crane gets when " on mission" throughout the country knows that his critics count for nothing among the Catholic body as a whole.
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Is it the wattage or the Amp I need to care about? I think, I need 12V / 20 amp power supply with regulated output for this amplifier. Do you think PSU can handle that?
I was looking for something like this, thanks for the link. cheers!!!Originally Posted by Bugbyte
So, this will hopefully work as an alternative, I guess: http://cpc.farnell.com/PW01559/batte...onics-rs-25-12
That unit does not have remotely enough power to drive the kenwood amp. Absolutely no way it could. If you were to go with the kenwood amp, u'll need at least 200W
Just get a 100 watt amp and a 10 amp power supply. That's 120 watts, total. 100 watts is plenty for a kitchen install.
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ATX psu powering a car amp is overkill for a kitchen setup, in my opinion. It is going to take up alot of space and the wiring will be messy. Why not just get a decent set of computer speakers, like the Logitech z2300. The sub and satellite speakers are going to be much easier to hide. Or if you are more focused on quality, a cheap but high quality Sonic Impact T-Amp + set of bookshelf speakers will do just fine.
The problem with computer speakers is most of them are not wall mountable and I don't have the scope to use a separate sub-woofer. I did look for Sonic Impact T-Amp, but they don't seem to easily available in the UK anymore. If you happen to know one retailer, pls let me know. Cheers!!!
the reason why i suggested the ATX psu is because its a relatively easy mod to do for under $50 and it gives you a lot of power.
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Domestic flights in the US - bundle ticket?
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Domestic flights in the US - bundle ticket?
Coming from South Africa to the States for six weeks in April/May 2013 - exchange rate is terribly daunting and therefore seeking the cheapest way to get around the states by air (which will be our greatest cost as we want to go EVerywhere)!A friend mentioned this:
A budget national airline that offers a ticket lasting a month that allows you to fly anywhere inside the States as much as you like..
Heard of this?
Otherwise - anyone know of a "bundle" ticket or somehow we can buy a lot of domestic tickets and get them cheaper?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
I don't know about bundled tickets, but there are a number of "budget" airlines operating domestically in the U.S. Also, April/May is a low travel time in the U.S. and there are often special deals if you are flexible with your travel times on budget air carriers like SouthWest, JetBlue, Horizon, Allegiance, Pioneer and even some larger ones like Delta and Alaska Air. Generally, flying on Wednesdays or Thursdays is cheaper.Be careful when checking prices to be sure all taxes and fees are included and what the cost is for carry-on as well as checked luggage.
I've never heard of such a ticket on airlines. Busses and trains yes, but airlines? that's new to me. I'm not saying they don't exist.The problem with travelling America by air instead of car is that
- you see the cities, not the sites. (I'm guessing in that regard the US is more like South Africa and less like Europe.)
- Our airlines work using "HUB" system. If you want to fly from Northeast to Southeast they might route your flight via HUB somewhere in the midwest. It's actually a very cost-efficient system for getting for point A to point B but kind of a terrible one for travelling all over the country.
The best way to tour the US is to chose 1 or 2 or even 3 regions and explore them thoroughly by car. Whether you drive or fly in between regions is up to you.
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Your friend might have heard about this. From a news articleJetblue has offered unlimited flying deals for the past three years in the fall -- when the travel season tends to die down -- the "BluePass" last year in Boston and Long Beach and its predecessor, the more liberal "All You Can Jet" pass which offered unlimited travel among its destinations for about a month. A company spokeswoman said Jetblue cannot comment on future plans, which is considered illegal price signaling.
Star Alliance North America Air Pass. Visit North America
I am not sure what kind of savings these two offer. Lots of restrictions.
Alaska Air Pass
Reservations are required on a predetermined routing, there are some blackout dates, and the travel must be booked ahead of time.
I doubt an air pass will be cheap or save you anything.Another great airline is Southwest, they tend to be the low cost leader, though not like the old days due to fuel prices. But one advantage for Southwest is the fact you can cancel or rebook a flight for no charge or fees, just pay the new fare, as most airlines charge $150 to change or cancel a ticket. The other great thing about Southwest, is they allow 2 checked bags and a carry on at No Charge. most other airlines are charging for bags in some manner.
April/May is a good time to travel as well as school is not out and vacationers dont hit the roads until late June. The negative is many of the mountain areas in National Parks may not be open yet due to snow.
It will be spring time, and very pleasant weather overall, from the south to the north. Easter Week is a very busy time for the airlines, as also Spring Break for the college/high school kids in Mid March to Easter early April just so you know, mainly Florida and the Gulf Coast.
Overall its easy to explore the east coast via trains, as NYC, Philly, Boston and Wash DC are all under 5 hour train trips from eachother. You dont want a car in those cities either. Other citied with great public transport and easy to get around via foot/taxi/trains/busses besides NYC/Philly/Boston are Chicago and San Francisco. (and Las Vegas).
Its best to rent a car for the western US national parks. Good base cities for doing a loop are LA, Vegas, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Denver, Phoenix, Santa Fe areas depending on time and interest.
California and Florida are also good to rent a car oneway and drop in another major city in the state. You need a car in Florida unless just flying into Miami for the beaches or Orlando for the Amusement parks, hotels have shuttles or take a taxi to resort.
Another nice area to rent a car is from Wash DC, with so much history (civil war) and old south culture, as well as nature with the Appalachians and Smokeys, Blue Ridge Parkway and the charming Charleston SC is a great loop. Off the beaten path would be whisky/horse country in Kentucky/Tennessee.
New Orleans is best fly in/out IMO.
Hope that helps.
Actually, you can fly all around the US using One World/Star Alliance, in any direction you please, just have to leave the US in different direction then when you entered for a RTW. If you flew in from EU, you can then fly onward to Canada, Mexico, Latin America, Caribe Islands, Guam, Asia or Australia.8
Jetblue has had it in the past. But it's not exactly cheap. Where are you thinking you'll fly? Are you going to rent a car? Tell us about your plans, we might be able to suggest an economical route.Allegiant and Spirit are the cheapest US airlines I know of. I saw tickets as cheap as $26 flying out of Oakland last month including all taxes and fees, and that was regular price not promotion. You have to pay for luggage though, even carry-on. I never found Southwest particularly cheap.
Thank you so much for all your suggestions, very helpful!We are not sure exactly where we want to go, but this our current wishlist for the 6 weeks (subject to change, perhaps dramatically as we do more research, suggestions welcome!):
Fly South Africa --> Raleigh, NC (trip must start in Raleigh)
Return: JFK --> South Africa
(this seems to be cheapest on British Airways at the moment, but will only buy ticket next year).
"First draft" ideas:
Raleigh --> Miami ......................fly/bus?
Miami --> Boston............................fly. (which airline?)
Boston --> DC...............................bus?
DC --> Denver (skiing?)..................................??
Denver --> Dallas (have family here).........................fly (which airline?)
Dallas --> Vegas...........................fly (which airline?)
Vegas --> San Fran.....................rental car?
San Fran --> LA.....................rental car?
Grand Canyon.....................rental car?
Yellowstone.....................rental car?
West coast --> NYC....................fly (which airline?)
NYC --> Home (South Africa)
I'd like to drive/bus west coast and fly/bus east coast and across state - how's that sound?
Suggestions welcome, wishlist subject to change a lot.
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You list 11 cities/areas in 6 weeks, which comes out to 4 days per area, not including travel time. Have you traveled at such high pace before? I personally don't mind it, but most people will tell you that you are moving way too fast and packing too much in short time.Your route also seems a bit illogical. Have you mapped it up? Here it is:
Why would you fly all the way back to NY then fly home? Can you not fly out of California? Sure, ticket might cost more, but how much money and time do you spend getting to NY? It probably makes more sense to visit NY while visiting Washington DC and Boston.
Why would you visit California, then Yellowstone, then go back to California, then go to NY? Did you mean Yosemite?
Here's a suggestion: Fly into Raleigh, make your way up north to DC, NY and Boston by car, train or bus. Fly from there to the west. Rent a car and do the "standard" tourist loop of SF, LA, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon. Tack on Yosemite if you'd like. Fly home out of LA, SF or Las Vegas, whichever is cheaper. Skip Denver. Skip Yellowstone. Skip Miami. If you want to see family in Dallas, visit them on the way from Boston to California. Look for a single ticket connecting in Dallas, not two one-ways, this could save you money. Example of this route:
To get a much better idea of what's feasible in 6 weeks, make an itinerary, day by day, of where you plan to be. Include travel time and costs. This is easy to find on google maps and google search.
What is your budget by the way? Do you have a US visa already?
THANK YOU max_mexico - those maps are a great help.Skipping Denver does seem a lot better logistically (and seasonally as we would want to ski there). We're still feeling very ambitious so might still squeeze in Miami.
And yes, I meant Yosemite! Thanks!
The flight home from LAX isn't too much more expensive on British Airways so I think finishing up with Boston, DC and NYC and then moving to California and flying home from LAX is better.
Budget is flexible.. We'll stay in the cheapest accommodation we can find and skip some meals but we're willing to pay to get around and do a lot.
Visa's are sorted.
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Hey dubdub,Your latest post clarifies a lot of things.
Personally, having toured much of the US I would not fly so much. Instead I draw you back to my early mention of the US in terms of "regions" and advising you to pick 4 or so regions and tour each one by car.
Here's how I would do your trip:
- Arrive at Raleigh visit with family
- Region 1: (the South, not the deep South, but still the South)
Monticello, Williamsburg, Jamestown. A theme park or two
- Region 2: (the Northeast)
- Region 3 (the Rockies)
- Region 4. (the Desert to LA) Leave Colorado and hop to the NM desert before beginning an auto-tour headed through the major desert sites on the way to then to Los Angeles.
Of course you can add or substitute other regions (Florida, Texas, New Orleans or whatever.) But honestly your itinerary has Florida and Texas and Yellowstone and Colorado and the South and the North East and the desert. To me that seems like a lot of time to/from/at the airport and not much time vacationing.
Don't let me tell you how to travel, but that's how I'd do it.
For the time being at least, South Africa is one of the least expensive originating countries from which to use round the world tickets issued by Oneworld carriers. (It's also among the cheapest for Star Alliance, but the Oneworld Explorer product is more flexible given your plans.)The Oneworld ticket, unlike other airline alliance-based RTWs, is priced according to how many continents you touch, rather than how many miles you fly. You're allowed so many flights within each continent - four for Europe, Asia, Africa, the Southwest Pacific (Oz/NZ etc.) and South America, and six for North America, of which only one can be a coast-to-coast nonstop.
You're allowed 16 flights in all (including intercontinental ones) and as mentioned above, travel between continents has to be generally in an east-to-west or west-to-east direction, although zigzagging within the continents is okay. (North America also includes Central America and the Caribbean, Europe includes most of the Middle East and Mediterranean Africa.)
Of course you have to fly on routes flown my members of the alliance with which you book an RTW, so there are some built-in limits, but on the other hand you can use the RTW pretty effectively if your aim is to bounce around a continent. Some of your destinations, such as the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone, are really accessible only by car (unless you just want to sleep in the closest train or bus station) and some flights are too cheap or short to "waste" one of your RTW tickets on. Travel up and down the US east coast, for instance, is really better done by rail or bus, given that places aren't that far apart and the infrastructure is well developed. By the time you go out to Raleigh-Durham airport, check in, go through security and fly to DC, then travel into the District, you could probably have driven the distance quicker and more comfortably.
For example, here's a potential route using this ticket and traveling home to SA via Australia. (I'm taking liberties with actual stops, but you can play with the idea endlessly.)
Joburg - London - Istanbul - Amman - London - Raleigh/Durham - Miami - Denver - Dallas - New York - Los Angeles - Honolulu - Sydney - Auckland - Brisbane - Sydney - Joburg
Or here's one where you return to SA via Asia instead of Australia:
Joburg - London - Istanbul - Amman - London - Raleigh/Durham - Miami - Denver - Dallas - New York - Los Angeles - Honolulu - Tokyo - Bangkok - Colombo - Hong Kong - Joburg
In price terms, a four-continent RTW like either of the above would cost around US$1200-1400 (say ZAR 10,000 - 12000) more than a simple JNB-RDU//JFK-JNB ticket on BA or any other carrier. You might be able to pay for the same internal flights in the US for that much, but might not; either way you're getting a lot more travel this way. One thing to note in doing price comparisons is that with RTW tickets your baggage is included, whereas on pay-as-you-go flights most US carriers will add baggage fees on top of base fares, so be sure you're doing an apples-to-apples comparison. As a final note, let me just mention that SA is also a "cheap" origin point for business-class RTW tickets, which generally cost around double the economy-class fare. Not only would this be a lot more comfortable (duh) but you would earn enough frequent flyer points with a business-class RTW that your next trip to the US or Europe would be paid for in the process, so figure the leverage involved while you're at it.
Now you may or may not want to do this much additional travel (or may not have time for it nor budget to pay for all the additional nights/hotels/meals etc.) But I did want to throw out that option since you're starting in SA.


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Steady popping noise in 4x4
I have a 1995 F350 4x4. Manual hubs. The front end work was done mostly by a mechanic, and I don't trust any mechanic. The front end has new tie rods, new ball joints, new U-joints on the spindles, and new wheel bearings (I did those). When the truck is in 2wd it is silent. When i put the transfer case in 4x4 and leave the hubs unlocked it is silent. If the truck is in 2wd and the hubs are locked, there is a popping nosie that eventually becomes a squeaking noise (after 5-10 miles). If the transfer case is in 4x4 and the hubs are locked, there is a loud popping/knocking noise that is louder with more throttle (but also occurs during deceleration) and in turns. I suspected locking hubs were causing my problems, so I switched them around. The noise seems to be unchanged. I'm wondering if the U-joint going into the differential is a problem, or if it is my passenger side spindle u-joint, or if I do indeed have hub problems. 4x4 works OK, but the popping noise gets very annoying, and i'm a little concerned that I'm making a problem worse by letting it continue. Any ideas?
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I had a problem like that once and it turned out to be the constant velocidy U-joint. The one from the transfer case to the front end.Try to pry a screwdriver or something in it to see if it wiggles at all,especially the big end. The spring assembly in it will go bad due to lack of grease{it can be a ***** to get all the zerks].Anyway I hope you find your problem,goodluck!
might be the bearing in the spindle that centers the axle shaft or perhaps one of you hubs are stripped
are stripped hubs fairly common? I first noticed the problem when I was sunk down in the mud, but then agian that was the first time I'd really used 4x4. This was after U-joints, btw.
its probably not too common, one side didn't lock up properly or something and ground the teeth a little bit, you would notice taking it off right away though.
take them out and click them open and shut and see if both sides are engaging properly, also check that bearing in the spindle. Also keep in mind that if you put it in 4x4 with hubs unlocked and its not making the noise, that doesnt rule out all of the parts that are moving. They dont have a load on them which could prevent them from making the noise. If you had your differential in the mud, i would also drain it each and every time you submerge it. Its better to change it often with cheap fluid if your doing that kind of stuff. Also try shooting grease into all of the u joints |
It decidedly pops louder when it's under a heavy load. The differential is full of clean oil, and switching the hubs didn't change the noise. This leads me to believe that the u-joint going into the front axle is bad, and it isn't greaseable. I'll grease the ones on the spindles, and go ahead and change the one going into the pinion.
also jack up front of truck, turn the wheel all the way to left and try spinning tire to see if one of the u joints on the axle shafts went bad, even though you replaced them
Ended up being the ballsocket in the double cardan joint by the transfer case. A $100 job that took a little over an hour.
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I am not sure where they are getting 20 children per teacher. This school is drastically overcrowded and relief does not seem to be in sight. The teachers are great but the class sizes are outrageous.
Horrible leadership....the principal did nothing when I complained multiple times about teacher neglect and staff issues...My children and I moved out of the neighborhood so I didn't have to send them,,,Trust me folks....there is a reason Hitch has a bad reputation in this neighborhood.
We are new to Hitch, my son just started Kindergarten and we are very pleased. My son loves his new school. I do feel that that a 5 is way to low. I did my research before we started here and I am happy with my decision.
5 are you kidding! My son has attended for 7 years. He is an honor roll student and it is all due to the staff and principal! There are over 14 afterschool activities, tutors available in the morning, open door policy with the principal(Ms. Reese) and a beautiful area for the kids to play. The nearby Catholic school has recess in the street. They don't even have a playground. We have a running track , field and playground area. The curriculum is always changing to enhance the students abilities and I feel very lucky to have my child be a Hitch Husky!
My children have been attending Hitch for most of their school' years. The Hitch family cares for their students. I am impressed with the principle, Ms Reese takes great measures for the continued success of the school. If your child has a chance to attend Hitch that is truly a blessing.
This school is amazing! My children are also testing above average in all subjects. There is a growing sense of community and much of the PTA work feels grass roots because the school had done such a turn around. I am happy with the diversity of children speaking other languages even if it brings down the overall test scores for the school. It is better to be unkown and not overpopulated like some of our neighboring schools.
I have two boys attending this school. I transferred them at the beginning of the school year. At first I was hesitate given that my sons were at a performing art school. But to my surprise the school is great. The teachers are caring, and the principal is excellent. I encounter a situation and the principal follow through to the very end and still made a follow up call to make sure I was ok. The curriculum is wonderful, and very detailed. I can't say enough about the school.
I have a son attending Hitch and I have become more involved with the school and PTA. The staff, Principal and many parents are amazing and always so positive. We all have a common interest and that is the future of our children. Hitch is a great school!
We are so happy at this school. Its funny I spend quite a bit of time out in the community and find no problems with the children from this school at our area parks. However, the children from 2 of our nearby private schools have been causing so much trouble that they recently held a CAPS meeting in our park. The leadership is strong and growing Hitch. In our current economy I am so thankful to have such a great public school & am in agreement that these other families are missing out. My child is testing above average in all subjects. The testing is misleading for this school because of the language barriers with some of the cultural diversity but the academics are great. The PTA is working on a climbing gym!
Like another parent, I too changed to Hitch mid-year from a private school. The principal is so great and involved in the school. My child has the best teacher. There are so many opportunities to get involved in a variety of clubs. After a month, my Kindergarten student started to read. And he was happy to be there from the first day. The standards set here are high and the students know it. Many children in my neighborhood go to private schools and I think they are missing out.
I had my son in a private school and moved him to this school mid year. His teacher is amazing. The principal is great. More neighborhood children are attending each year. I wanted to expose my child to many cultures, it is why we live in the city. However, this is not true if you are in a private school. He has more homework than he did at a private school. His teacher has a masters instead of a bachelors degree. There are musicals, clubs, etc. They are developing a reading garden. They have all kinds of animals in the science lab. There is an open door policy and I have used it frequently. I was concerned about the reputation of the school but found individuals providing opinions did not have actual facts. I am more than happy to have the extra money in my bank account. Great Work Hitch!
My daughter attends pre-k at Hitch. From the time I went to the parents meeting/registration last spring the staff, particularly the principal have exuded a true sense of community and made me and my family feel like welcome members of that community. My daughter's teacher is very current on teaching techniques to help the students learn the basics of reading and math so that they will be better prepared for kindergarten.
The current principal, Ms. Reese, has raised the status of Hitch Elementary tremendously through her dedication to the students and superior leadership skills.
The greatest school school on earth. The principal is a very nice and hard working person. This school should win a prize!!!
Hitch is a wonderful place to be, both as a parent and as a student! My children love going to school each day thanks to the talented teachers who spend much time outside of the classroom preparing so that my children receive an engaging and rigorous curriculum on a daily basis! Not an easy task for the low pay teachers receive! I enjoy being a part of my children's school community and always am welcomed when I come to the school.
Hitch has been a wonderful support for my LD son. I can't imagine why anyone would complain! They are so supportive there - even the principal helps. I have a daughter in 4rth grade too. No disability - but lots of attention and support. Hitch is the best thing that ever happened to us!
Hitch is a good school with many good teachers. However, the administration and Principal are not very friendly nor try to create any relationship with their parents.
I am so pleased with everything about this school! I love the diversity, leadership, student focus, and high standards in academics. Go Hitch!
Hitch is a decent school. There are some teachers that are great and caring. The office staff leaves something to be desired. Actually, the administration in general are not very personable. The classes are overcrowded as they are in most CPS classes. My child is learning but I feel like we are getting short changed. The most talkative and caring person, in my opinion, is the police officer/security guard. She asks how we are doing, and knows what is going on.
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The Hokies improve to 8-2 against intrastate opponents as the season nears finish.
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RADFORD — There was no "hangover" for the Virginia Tech baseball team Tuesday.
The No. 25 Hokies followed up Saturday's doubleheader sweep of Virginia by defeating Radford 4-3.
Tech (28-18), which rejoined the Baseball America Top 25 on Monday after a three-week absence, took the lead in the first inning and never lost it.
"After an emotional weekend and a big series win, I thought our guys did a good job," Tech coach Pete Hughes said. "Tuesdays are a challenge because it's always an emotional hangover. You've got to be able to be consistent and play fundamental baseball, and I thought we did that."
The Hokies improved to 8-2 against intrastate foes this season, including two wins in three games against then-No. 5 UVa last weekend.
"Starting two weeks ago, we are in a sprint for the rest of this season, and that means on Tuesday too. So I just said [before Tuesday's game], 'Let's get the foot on the gas pedal and keep it there,' " Hughes said.
Last weekend marked the first time Tech won a series against UVa since 2009. Tech became the first team to sweep an ACC doubleheader from Virginia since 2008.
For the first time in their history, the Hokies have won two series in the same season against teams ranked in the top five. Tech won a series against then-No. 4 Florida State in March.
"Everyone's starting to feel good," said Sean Keselica, who had two hits and one RBI on Tuesday. "That was a great series win [against UVa]. And this midweek game kind of keeps our momentum going."
The Highlanders (24-20), who upset UVa on April 8, lost to Tech for the second time this year.
Radford played without one of its best hitters. All-Big South shortstop Jeff Kemp missed his fourth straight game after straining cartilage in his rib cage in batting practice Thursday.
The Highlanders, who have lost four of their past five games, trailed 4-0 midway through the second inning.
"We don't have the ability to play from behind," coach Joe Raccuia said. "We're not built that way offensively. So if we don't get a good start or we don't make plays early in the game, it puts us behind. We kind of need a couple zeroes early in the game because it relaxes us a little bit. When you've got a young team, it makes you feel a little more comfortable.
"We're built off of being able to play defense and some foot speed. We're not built for the big inning."
The Hokies scored a run in the first on a wild pitch by Dylan Nelson (5-3).
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The Highlanders left 10 men on base.
Radford scored a run in the bottom of the second on Chris Coia's sacrifice fly. With the bases loaded, Brendon Hayden (2-0) retired Josh Reavis on a fly ball to right to get out of the inning.
Pinch hitter Nygeal Andrews had an RBI single to cut the lead to 4-2 in the sixth. With runners on second and third, Sean Kennedy struck out Coia and retired Josh Gardiner on a grounder to get out of the inning.
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Diet for diabetes may be different than you thought—20 percent are "type 1.5"
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everydayhealth.com — "It's been years since I started taking metformin for diabetes. Should I talk to my doctor about switching to a newer drug?" View full resource at everydayhealth.com
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Type 2 diabetics often question whether they should change meds when a new one becomes available. What experts say. http://bit.ly/cQHVdM
Taking " JDRF Talk
jdrftalk.org — "In a controversial talk, Psychologist Jessica Bernstein sparks debate about our current method of approaching diabetes care with the goal of controlling the condition. Dr. Bernstein, who has had type 1 diabetes since age one, will discuss two key questions:Is it possible to control diabetes? Is it healthy to approach diabetes care with the mindset of trying to control the condition?" View full resource at jdrftalk.org
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Femoral Neuropathy - TuDiabetes
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Alzheimer's May be Metabolic Disease, Likened to Diabetes
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Ann Bartlett
Ann Bartlett is an expert in balancing traditional, non-traditional, and lifestyle health choices to manage her own health. She has been a practicing massage therapist for 23 years for clients ranging from terminally ill to professional and world-class athletes and is owner of the Body in Balance Center, an integrated wellness practice in Alexandria, VA.
Ms. Bartlett has lived with juvenile diabetes since she was 5 years old. Her father was a founding board member of JDRF. A pilot for TWA, he used his international travels to find Type 1 researchers from around the globe and engage them in collaborative sharing. He successfully fostered relationships in London, TeleViv and Milan and helped create the first international Type 1 diabetes symposium in the mid 70s.
As a result of her parents' efforts, Ann developed a sense of responsibility for her diabetes care and a love for understanding the body in health and illness. Ann sees the challenges of living with diabetes as a gigantic puzzle for which lifestyle, management and research give clues for fitting the pieces together and keeping her engaged in her long-term health and happiness.
Ann is a former board member of JDRF Capitol Chapter having served 6 years as research information volunteer and outreach chair. Ann was a patient expert for healthcentral.com for 4 years and served as the community leader for type 1 diabetes on healthcentral.com. Ann has been speaking at healthcare industry conferences and patient conferences. Ann also serves as a consultant for Sanofi US diabetes. -
EPG Patient Direct is a health website for patients in Europe. It contains a Diabetes Quick Guide, news articles and features.
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Diabetes Care. Helping people with diabetes succeed in leading a healthy life.