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When a doctor asks questions about your child's eating and activity habits, the information helps identify patterns that may lead to extra weight.
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- To describe your family's meals and snacks during a typical day.
- What your child eats at school.
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Friday, August 6, 2010
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We got a new shipment of hats on from Jennie Hart Robinson including this fun pink one. All her hats are hand made of paper and great for party hats or to celebrate a special occasion! This one is made of shredded paper with silk flowers as embellishment.
Why not add this lovely pleated pink shawl to the outfit? Hand made of silk by artist Norma Berenfield, this shawl is exquisite and a great way to add color or as a light cover up for any occasion.
Hope you have enjoyed our featured artists today. Please be sure to visit the other lovely additions to Pink Saturday.
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- Queen of Dreamsz said...
Hi Lindsay and Happy PiNk to you...
It's so nice to meet you and to welcome you to PiNk Saturday. :0)
I love the party hats! And the scarf looks like a shibori technique..it's always "divine".
I must go check out their sites. Thanks for sharing the wares of other designers.
I chose you and your blog as my "blog to mention" for this week's PS post.
Drop by when you have a moment!
Happy Day,
Stephanie ♥ - August 6, 2010 at 10:50 PM
- GWENDOLYN said...
That is one super darling hat!! I love the shawl too.
Gwen - August 7, 2010 at 9:14 AM
- luluslovlies said...
Happy Pink Saturday, I love the Pink hat and the scarf as well. Welcome to Pink Saturdays you will love it here! XOXO
- August 7, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Sarah said...
Welcome! Your pinks are beautiful...thanks for sharing!
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- Gail said...
so pink pretty, any girl would feel beautiful in these. Happy PS
- August 8, 2010 at 11:19 AM
- Rebecca said...
I alway love to wear a vintage hat on Easter-everyone loves it. I wish more people would wear hats-this one's great! This is my first PS and I'm just stoppin by to say hello!
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Jc Sportfishing Weekly Fish Report.
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Fishing Report: 1/6/13 to 1/13/13
Jc Sportfishing Charters is a family owned and operated business and has been fishing in Cabo San Lucas for the past 18 years. Jerry, explains that his charter business is geared more for families and novice anglers, making sure everyone who charters a boat with him has a great time and lots of fun. We welcome families and groups. We want everyone who fishes with us to take all the sites in and have memorable experience. This is what is most important to us. We have and do a few tournaments each year and can cater to fisherman who might be interested in tournament fishing. Lets get on with the report for this past week.
WATER: The water conditions and temperatures have been staying in the same basic range as last week. The average temperature through out our fishing grounds is about 73 to 75 with a few temperatures a little lower to 71 on the Pacific side according to Terra Fin. I think the lower water temps have definitely played a big part in our fishing over last week, slowing things down a bit. A few days we did have a good chop due to it being a little windy. Swells are 1 to 3 on Sea of Cortez side and 2 to 5 on the Pacific side.
WEATHER: The weather has been good sleeping weather, cool at night and warming up to ladder 70,s in the day time. Lots of people would give there right arm for that weather but for long time residents here in Cabo its cold.LOL. What ever the case may be its still really nice with lows dropping into the mid to ladder 50,s.
BILLFISHING: The Marlin fishing had no doubt slowed a bit. Most fish caught was on the Pacific side around the Golden Gate area. Last week we were knocking them dead and this week hasnt been close to the way it was last week. There is still lots of fish on the surface but they really arent that interested in taking the bait thrown at them. Boats who ran into good Marlin fishing were 4 to 6 miles off shore on the Pacific side. I havent heard any reports of any Blacks or Blues being caught this past week. Water is maybe to cool for them to hang out in this area. Well what is great about Cabo san Lucas is this is the place Striped Marlin are drawn to naturally. This is there home and they will never go away.
Here are 3 species of Billfish that are normally encountered in the waters around Cabo San Lucas. The first and most numerous is the smallest of the billfish in the Pacific. They are known as Striped Marlin and are occasionally called Stripers (not to be confused with the Stripers of the east coast, Striped Bass).
The Striped Marlin fishing is available year round in the Cabo San Lucas area, but is most abundant in the cooler months. Now, cooler months mean something different in the tropics. Mainly its distribution is restricted by the water temperature. Its preference is for cooler water temperatures in the 72 75 degree Fahrenheit range.
The Striped Marlin is recognized by its tall dorsal fin, which is usually over 90% of the body depth. Its color is a metallic blue color which is crossed by 10 15 vertical stripes which light up when the fish is excited. The first dorsal fin is dark blue, with the other fins are usually dark brown.
Estimated longevity of the Striped Marlin is 13 25 years. So release that marlin in good health. Tagging data show that Striped Marlin undergo extensive seasonal migrations. The recapture data indicates movement from Southern California to Baja California Sur. There also seems to be movement from Mexico to near Hawaii, Peru and the South Pacific, near the Marquesas. Spawning grounds are believed to be widespread in subtropical regions of the north and south Pacific and tropical Indian Ocean.
With lengths up to 12 feet and weight to 494 pounds the Striped Marlin is a most worthy game fish. Most Striped Marlin fishing in the Cabo area results in fish in the 120 to 200 lb. range which are between three and six years old. Striped Marlin fishing can be an exciting visual experience with lots of jumps and runs.
Striped Marlin prefer mackerel, sardines, anchovies and will eat invertebrates such as squid. Predation on Striped Marlin is mainly on the smaller fish. Larger Striped Marlin seem to be fairly safe from predation with the only likely candidates being large pelagic sharks and toothed whales. So to catch a Marlin there is no place like Cabo San Lucas.
BAIT: Bait is the standard 3.00 dollares a piece and there has been plenty around. DORADO: The Dorado fishing has slowed over this last week. There are still good numbers but not like we were seeing last week. The Pacific side was good with some Dorado going to 35 pounds with the standard size about 15 to 20 pounds. The fishing for Dorado was pretty much scattered all over the fishing grounds here. They were catching everywhere just not in the numbers we had seen the week before. Looking for the birds was a good way to find them. The Tuna pens were drawing them in last week but this week no pens.
The Dolphin, also known as Mahi Mahi or Dorado, is one of the most exciting offshore gamefish to catch and see in the open ocean. This beautifully colored fish can be found in all tropical and warm temperate seas of the world. When hooked these fish "light up" with almost neon colors and put up an exciting, high jumping, tail walking fight.
Dolphin are prolific breeders, rapid growing and short lived which make them an excellent choice as a gamefish because they can sustain recreational catch efforts without fear of overfishing.
A dolphin can grow to a weight of about 80 pounds and live only about five years. The dolphins coloring can range from a dark blue along its back and changes laterally through a green gold yellow color spectrum as look from their back to their belly. Mature males or bulls are easily distinguished by their high flat forehead and are usually larger than the females or cows. Smaller fish travel in schools (schoolies) which can range from a few fish to several dozen. Larger bulls and cows travel alone or in pairs.
TUNA: There have been some reports of Tuna on the Pacific side up around the Jamie Banks and the Golden Gate. The sizes varied from 10 pounds to 35 pounds. Some more Tuna pens would be great. Right now if you want to get into the Tuna you might have to take a good boat ride to get to them. Drifting live bait and using purple lures and cedar plugs were effective on the Tuna that were caught this past week.
The yellowfin tuna is among the larger tuna species, reaching weights of over 400 pounds (180 kg), but is significantly smaller than the Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tunas, which can reach over 1,000 pounds (450 kg), and slightly smaller than the bigeye tuna and the southern bluefin tuna.
The second dorsal fin and the anal fin, as well as the finlets between those fins and the tail, are bright yellow, giving this fish its common name. The second dorsal and anal fins can be very long in mature specimens, reaching almost as far back as the tail and giving the appearance of sickles or scimitars. The pectoral fins are also longer than the related bluefin tuna, but not as long as those of the albacore. The main body is very dark metallic blue, changing to silver on the belly, which has about 20 vertical lines.
Reported sizes in the literature have ranged as high as 239 centimeters (94 in) in length and 200 kilograms (440 lb) in weight. The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) record for this species stands at 388 pounds (176 kg)for a fish caught in 1977 near San Benedicto Island in the Pacific waters of Mexico. In 2010 a 405 pounds (184 kg) yellowfin was caught off the tip of Mexico's Baja peninsula, 86-inch (2,200 mm) long with a girth of 61 inches (1,500 mm). The catch is still pending verification by the IGFA.[citation needed]. In 2012, a fisherman in Baja, California caught a 427 pound yellowfin. If the catch is confirmed by the IGFA, the fisherman will receive a prize of $1 million.[3]
INSHORE: The Sierra fishing has been really good lately. Lots of Sierra are being caught from Grey Rock to San Cristobel. Hootchies were producing fish in numbers and most of the fish were from 4 to 12 pounds. Some of the local guys were catching Grouper in the rocks in about 40 to 60 feet of water using cut bait and just drifting a bit. The same technique for Red snapper was productive also. Some Amberjack and Roosterfish also reported but not in big numbers.
WAHOO: This week hasnt been like last week with last week being really productive for Wahoo and this week being much slower. Probably due to the cold water Wahoo like the warmer water.
Wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri) is a scombrid fish found worldwide in tropical and subtropical seas. It is best known to sports fishermen, as its speed and high-quality flesh make it a prize game fish. In Hawaii, the wahoo is known as ono. Many Hispanic areas of the Caribbean and Central America refer to this fish as peto.
The body is elongated and covered with small, scarcely visible scales; the back is an iridescent blue, while the sides are silvery, with a pattern of irregular vertical blue bars and have razor sharp teeth. These colors fade rapidly at death. The mouth is large, and both the upper and lower jaws have a somewhat sharper appearance than those of king or Spanish mackerel. Specimens have been recorded at up to 2.5 metres (8 ft 2 in) in length, and weighing up to 83 kilograms (180 lb).[4] Growth can be rapid. One specimen tagged at 5 kilograms (11 lb) grew to 15 kg (33 lb) in one year. Wahoo can swim up to 60 mph (97 km/h).[5] They are some of the fastest fish in the sea.
The wahoo may be distinguished from the related Atlantic king mackerel and from the Indo-Pacific Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel by a fold of skin which covers the mandible when its mouth is closed. In contrast, the mandible of the king mackerel is always visible as is also the case for the smaller Spanish mackerel and Cero mackerel. The teeth of the wahoo are similar to those of king mackerel, but shorter and more closely set together.
The barracuda is sometimes confused with mackerel and wahoo, but is easy to distinguish from the latter two species. Barracuda have prominent scales, larger, dagger-like teeth, and lack the caudal keels and blade-like tail characteristic of the scombrid (mackerel)
BEWARE: Remember if your not renting charter boats from companies who have been established in Cabo for the past 20 years ( Jcsportfishing, Pisces Sportfishing, Minervas, Redrum, Picante Fleet) you might have problems. There are many sportfishing fleets on the internet who are really not established business, who are operating illegally. Lots of these outfits are renting you a boat they have never even looked at and dont even know where you would board the boat, leaving you the task of trying to find the boat. They dont even have an office you can go and confirm your charter boat. You do not want to spend a day walking around looking for the boat and where you board. If you wait till the day you are fishing and go to the dock where your boat is many times people will mislead you to another boat or dock trying to put you on a boat that was not meant for you. You need to have a person guide you to your boat, who is from a reputable charter company. This way there is no confusion or misleading. Lots of vendors renting boats in the hotels are not reputable and dont care about your interest and care more about a commission . 75% of the Cabo Fishing websites on Google are not even in business anymore or might be just brokers who dont have an office in Cabo. Some of the Google websites are misleading and not established .Please remember when renting Sport fishing boats in Cabo that you rent your boat from reputable and established business. Walk into a fishing fleet office and ask questions about what you are getting and what are the costs. You dont want to rent boats from vendors in the streets and you do not want to book through shady websites offering you the world. You need to go to the fishing fleet office, while in Cabo and book your boat. Check through travel forums about reputable fishing fleets to deal with. Look for testimonials about the fleet your booking your charter with. Ask about what will the boat be supplying? Will it include beverages or lunches? How much does it cost to fillet your catch? Check to see if charter boat is insured? Ask about getting your catch smoked? Check cost of fishing license. These are just a few things to consider when booking your charter boat. We will be talking more about this in next weeks fishing report. Until next time good fishing and we hope to see you in Cabo soon.


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There are 28 boats currently signed up for the Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce's "World's Richest" Tarpon Tournament, with a total of 140 competitors, including captains and anglers.
What some have said would be a slow restart to a long-standing tradition is turning out to be quite something else.
The island's Chamber of Commerce is ready to host some traditional tarpon fishing on the 30-year anniversary of the event.
"The urgency towards conservation has become increasingly apparent over the last few years, and the Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce are committed to taking the lead in creating opportunities to help rehabilitate a habitat that has flourished in Southwest Florida for thousands of years," said Lew Hastings, executive director of the Chamber. "We are proud to have the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation, Peace River Distributing and Budweiser as premier sponsors and are excited to reveal Guy Harvey's specially-designed art for our event. We have the support of Project Tarpon and FlardaFish whose primary mission is conservation. The Tampa Bay Rays, Florida Sport Fishing Magazine, Harbor Style Magazine, Clear Channel Media and Entertainment and their stations Kix Country 92.9, Cat Country 107.1, CTQ 106.5, Gulf Coast Panama Jack, Lee and Charlotte County Visitor and Convention Bureaus are major supporters. More national sponsors have shown interest and we are currently working out details on how they can become involved."
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At the time of registration, the name and contact information of the official observer assigned each vessel for the competition will also be given. No team will be allowed to compete without their assigned observer on board.
The captain and team leader reception will be held Wednesday, May 16 at the Boca Bay Pass Club from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. There will be a cash bar, raffles and an opportunity to buy additional WRTT gear.
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And Africans get up and a good job I mean I completely don't understand it frankly.
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And at the end of the day no one wants to hang around with the -- but would have all your friends with a very ones in the businesses.
You know and aren't we aren't we Jones as a civilization the reality is is that we have.
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There is any increase in the number of college grads who are getting jobs but the still job market is very -- started businesses very top.
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But they still -- expect to achieve what they want is just a realist.
I think my -- my son is sixteen and I think he's more bad than I am and a whole lot of areas and he's he's very intelligent he knows more about the world in certain ways and I do -- -- at that age but his work ethic it's not even attempt in my working I think not even that of the.
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Thursday, December 13, 2012 | 12:10 PMThe epic battle for the 2012 Lucas Oil 250 Motocross Championship is still fresh in our minds, but the ranks of the class were set to be gutted for 2013. Justin Barcia and Dean Wilson were heading to the 450s, and Eli Tomac was begging at the chance for a big bike, too.
But Wilson ended up back in 250SX, and Tomac has a 250SX West number one plate to defend. Wilson (and possibly Tomac, too) will be on a 450 outdoors, though. By 2014, Wilson and Tomac will have their tickets punched and their bags packed for big-time 450 deals. This season, a new crop of 250 riders has the chance to step up and fill the void.
You can count on the likes of Wilson, Tomac, Blake Baggett, Ken Roczen and Marvin Musquin, who all have professional titles to their credit, to have a big year. But who else is poised for a move? The year has the potential to be a make-or-break one for a few riders. First, we'll look at some established 250 riders, and then we'll look at some newcomers.
Blake Wharton — Wharton returns to Rockstar Energy Racing for his second season on a Suzuki, and most likely his last in the 250SX class (more on that later). Upon entering the pro ranks full-time with GEICO Honda in 2009, Wharton captured his first career 250SX win only five races into his career. Consistency has also been a trademark for Wharton during his four-year career, as he has never finished outside the top-5 in 250SX points during that span, and has collected eight career podiums, including two career wins.So why would Wharton have pressure to "step up" in 2013? It's pretty simple actually … because he's about to step up a class. Wharton almost pointed out after his first three years, but barring something unforeseen, he is almost a lock to have to move up in 2014. According to the AMA /FIM Supercross Rulebook, a rider that earns at least 135 points in a nine-race season or 120 points in an eight-race season in three seasons will be ineligible for the 250SX class. Meaning, if Wharton, who scored 158 points (9 race season) in 2012 and 125 points (8 race season) in 2011, scores over 135 points or wins a championship in 2013, he will no longer be eligible for the 250SX class.
Based on his solid riding and maketability, Wharton will likely find a nice landing spot on a 450 for 2014 if he indeed does have to move up. But the door is open for Wharton to make a huge move in 2013 if he's able win multiple races and battle for a title. If he does so, his options may broaden heading into 2014. The up-coming season could have lasting effects on what may lie ahead for Wharton.
The up-coming season could mark Wharton's last in the 250 class.
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Zach Osborne — If you had Zach Osborne penciled in for two podium finishes in four West Lites Supercross races (Osborne went back to Europe after round 4 of the series) in 2012, you may have been the only one. The former amateur sensation had a rough go in his early AMA pro career, but turned it around with a run through the GPs. The Virginia native had revitalized his career overseas (which included a GP win in Turkey his inaugural year), and thanks in part to that tremendous four-race SX stint in 2012, he secured a ride with the powerful GEICO Honda squad for 2013.
Osborne is used to the pressure he will face in 2013. He was facing a move to the MX1 Class in Europe, a step he wasn't prepared for, so he entered last year with one last chance to secure a ride in the U.S. And what an impression he made! But thanks in part to his powerful 2012 season, Osborne will no longer be overlooked. He will be expected to contend and bring home race wins. And with Barcia (and soon, Tomac) heading to the 450SX class, someone will have to pick up the slack for GEICO Honda. Asking Osborne to replace Barcia's wins may be too much, but expectations are high for the #338 in his return to the States.
Osborne has high expectations entering his first season with GEICO Honda.
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Darryn Durham — After a career year in supercross in 2012, which included four podiums and one win (all career firsts), Darryn Durham has dealt with a rash of injuries. Shoulder surgery on a torn labrum following a practice crash left Durham on the sidelines for the entire 2012 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, the series where he expected to do the most damage. Durham returned to testing in early October only to suffer what he described as "a dumb injury off the bike." Although he is expected to make a full recovery from a severed Achilles, this will mark his second major injury in a span of six months.
Unlike Wharton, Durham isn't faced with an impending move to the 450 class (unless he so chooses), but that doesn't make him immune to the pressures of securing a ride for 2013. Entering the last year of a two-year deal with Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki, Durham has a lot riding on this season.
A rags to riches tale following a two-year stint with Eleven10 Mods, Durham's 2012 SX campaign proved he's a bon-a-fide title contender with factory equipment. But after missing half the 2012 season, and with no guarantees he'll make the East Region season opener (Note: Durham said in October he expects to be ready) the dreaded "your only as good as your last race" cliché starts to creep in. Luckily for the Pennsylvania native he still has one more year on some of the best equipment in the business and can easily catapult back to the forefront of the 250SX class.
Will two major injuries in 2012 hold Durham back next season?
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Will any of these veterans of the 250 scene have a breakthrough season? Or will a younger crop make the leap? We'll check out a group of younger threats, next.
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I don't care if a rider has been in that class for 15 years. If he finally wins the series he should be able to defend that number1 at least one time.It would suck if Wharton won and didn't get to defend.I've never liked that.
They have just have a 125cc Supercross class and a 250F supercross class. No more boring 450's with too much horsepower.
Shouldn't Rattray and Davalos be on this list before these three?
This is the real 338.
Looking forward to some exciting racing, but to me the phrase '250 veteran' is an oxymoron. Wish there was more support out there for the big bikes. I hate seeing career Lites riders.
I say we combine the east and west and have one 250 supercross championship. Make it a full time championship just like the 450.
I agree with corndog. There are plenty of other riders that should be on this list. I think Nico Izzi, Ryan Sipes, Tyla Rattray, and Martin Davalos are more 'veteran' than these guys. You could even say that Marvin Musquin or Wil Hahn are entering more of a 'make or break year' than these riders in the article. Marvin won the GP MX2 titles a couple years ago already, and I think he is going to be 22 or 23 this year. RD5 is 23 and he has laready been in the 450 class for 3 years and has 3 titles.
the 250 class is now NOT any easier to win than the 450 ....you may be there 20 years and still not win it.....If the racing is good what difference does it make...everyone still has to qualify, still has to line up , and still has to face PC and Geico bikes...... last year the racing was WAY better in the 250's......if you want new blood ,show up and line up...........or shut up .....or maybe even hold your breath till Davalos wins one..... I think the racing in both classes will be EPIC barring injury's.....
Like Zach but JLaw will always be the "REAL" 338
I have to disagree tonewall, at least supercross.. Since you only face half the competetion..
Wrong, mofo. There are 3 classes in Supercross. It just sucks that 2 of them only race 9 races.
I really like the idea of a 125 class as a development class since the 250s are pretty stacked with talent. Even if it was only at a few of the East & West rounds that would be a place to start for a new crop of riders. Might be hard to do now given the economy, but hope Feld considers something like this for the future.


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A Dispatch review of dozens of teachers' contracts in districts across the state found that agreements commonly are written to limit access to information, sometimes in ways that would violate state law.
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Claims that files aren't public
- Springboro's contract says the personnel file is "confidential."
- Anonymous letters or complaints can never be made public in Akron.
- Only board members, the superintendent and other employees with a "legitimate reason" to view Perry Local teachers' files can do so, "to the extent allowed by law."
Restrictions on viewing files
- In Bexley, "at no time, under any circumstances" will the file be made public without first notifying the teacher.
- Marietta's contract says anyone who wants to see a teacher's file must wait until two days after the request is mailed to the teacher.
- Xenia teachers can watch while a member of the public looks at their files.
Purging negative information
- Hilliard's and Lancaster's contracts allow teachers and administrators to declare disciplinary information "irrelevant" and remove it at any time.
- Meigs Local administrators must remove written reprimands three years after they're issued, unless teachers are reprimanded for the same thing during that time.
- Cleveland Heights-University Heights teachers can have negative information removed when they resign or retire.
Separate, private files
- Principals in Cincinnati can keep their own personnel files, with notes, memos and other material that are not in the official district file.
- Gahanna's contract allows principals to keep notes on a teacher that can't be used in the personnel file or for disciplinary reasons.
- Upper Arlington can maintain a separate file, and "no adverse action" can be taken based on notes in that file.
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Many teachers' contracts are written to block Ohioans from learning about misconduct, but such provisions often violate state law.
Some union contracts give teachers the right to create obstacles to public viewing of their personnel files, purge negative information and hide things in off-the-record files.
All defy Ohio's public-records law.
The Dispatch reviewed dozens of union contracts from throughout the state, in large, small, urban, suburban and rural school districts.
The contracts commonly imply that teachers' personnel files aren't public. Dublin's states that the district won't share the files with "any third parties not associated with the Dublin City Schools."
That language is meaningless, said Bill Mulbarger, human-resources director for the district. It was created in 1990, before Ohio's public-records laws were refined.
"It doesn't stop anybody from getting what's in a file," Mulbarger said. "It's simple: The law says you have every right to it, and you do have every right to it."
The president of the Dublin teachers union couldn't be reached.
In many other contracts, such language is old, but districts and their unions have not bothered to negotiate its removal. Some districts agreed to a "waiting period" of several days after someone asks to review a teacher's personnel file. Others require written requests, names and addresses to request a file. And some try to force anyone who sees the file to sign a form.
The contract for Clearview schools in Lorain County, for example, says that a teacher or union representative has the right to be present when a member of the public looks at his or her file.
That's not uncommon, but it is illegal.
The public has the right to see the personnel files of anyone who works for a tax-supported agency, including public schools. Ohio law says school districts must immediately make a personnel file available when someone asks to see it. Only certain personal information -- such as Social Security numbers or medical records -- can be withheld or blacked out.
"You can't enforce a contract that's contrary to state law," Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann said.
Although school districts can't legally enforce those parts of teacher contracts, they create a chilling effect by discouraging the public from even trying to look, said Van Keating, a negotiator for the Ohio School Boards Association.
"I don't think you'd find anyone to admit that's one of the purposes, but I'd say that is one of the side effects of that type of language," Keating said. "School employees have never been very comfortable with the notion that they are public-sector employees and their records are open to public inspection."
School boards, which represent the public, are partially responsible, he said. Boards feel pressured to approve contracts that please teachers and avoid strikes.
"Strikes tend to be very unpopular. (Public) sentiment tends to go against the school board," Keating said.
The Dispatch recently published the results of a 10-month investigation about flaws in Ohio's educator-discipline system. " The ABCs of Betrayal" described myriad ways that teachers were able to remain in schools despite wrongdoing.
A common theme was that discipline-related information wasn't properly reported. It often was absent from offenders' personnel records.
Negatives removed
Several union contracts allow discipline records to be purged after a period of time.
Dayton's says "All negative material will be removed from the file after 36 months," as long as the teacher hasn't re-offended. It's unclear whether that means school districts destroy the records or they store them in a separate, unofficial file. State law says that's illegal.
"It's definitely labor-friendly, one that generally management doesn't like and specifically, I don't like it," said John Concannon, Dayton's attorney. "It's nice to know what a person's history is to be able to use it to show a pattern of behavior that's more than 3 years old."
Dayton's union president couldn't be reached, and the union doesn't allow its other officials to speak to news media.
Purging files is bad public policy, an expert on teachers unions said.
"I advise school boards never to agree to that. If a teacher does something that really shocks the community, you have to tell them, 'Well, we erased the information,' " said Myron Lieberman, a Washington, D.C.-based researcher who has written more than a dozen books about teachers and unions. "You cannot take it into account when it's deleted from a teacher's file."
The Columbus teachers contract is one of few reviewed by The Dispatch that doesn't restrict viewing of personnel files. But it allows Columbus teachers to purge discipline for minor violations, such as tardiness or sick-time abuses, after two years.
"Two years is a long time" to prove that you've learned your lesson, said Rhonda Johnson, Columbus Education Association president.
But she added that the clause will be rephrased when a new contract is negotiated in coming months because of changes in state law that prohibit keeping disciplinary information in secret or separate files.
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Some districts still keep some information in secret files despite the state law that took effect in March.
That's partly because some union contracts, including those in Dayton and Dublin, bar anonymous complaints or notes from the district's official personnel files.
Some contracts say a principal can keep files on teachers but that they can't be shared publicly. Dann said that there is no provision in public-records law that shields documents such as handwritten notes and anonymous complaints from public eyes.
"A lot of things don't get turned over because they don't understand the law," he said. "I don't care if it's in a blue file or a green file -- it's public."
Lieberman, the union expert, said some blame has to fall on school boards. They're the ones agreeing to the illegal secrecy and privacy clauses, as well as promises that the district won't discipline teachers for things that happen outside school or in their personal lives.
"You get a lot of weak school boards in the country. I don't think it makes any sense," he said.
The public has the right to see the personnel files of employees of tax-supported agencies.
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B+ A+F Facilities: The campus is small so you don't have to leave more than 5 minutes early to make it to your class. The campus is also beautifully done being built in 1908, there are old houses and trees and buildings everywhere. The library has recently been renovated and is really nice. They are still building the new sports complex which is supposed to be top of the line when they finish it. The athletic teams for the fall season are not top notch but people still support them. Baseball won conference tournament last year so they have a lot of support. There are many different places on and off campus to live including the brand new resident village that is very nice and they are currently planning on building 5 more.
D+ A+F Campus Dining: The campus dining is not very good. The food is made in repetition, and quality food only sometimes. The variety of food isnt quite the best either.
C- A+F Off-Campus Dining: Restaurants are rare in this town. Not too many sit down places but there are alot fast food restaurants that you could choose. Not the ideal place for a person who regularly enjoys nights out in fancy restaurants
B- A+F Diversity: There are people of different races and whatnot at Coker College, but there is not many diversity as far as different culture and foreign students on campus. Predominately white student body but there is a bit of color here and there.
B+ A+F Weather: The whether is usually very fair and clear. On occasions it may rain in excess but other than that the weather really does not effect the overall campus agenda.
C+ A+F Parking: Parking on campus is sometimes hectic. If you get to class before time you may get a parking space. If you are late then you will have to walk a great distance.
B- A+F Majors: As a computer science major, I am pretty happy with the classes and also the teachers as well. Small classes so more one on one help with the teachers and they know you by your name rather than student id number.
D A+F Local Atmosphere: The school is located in a very small town with very little to do. Students tend to try and make their own fun on campus
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Radio talk show host Mike Graham weighs in on the 2012 elections, economy and Obama Administration.
Apr 27, 2012
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Exemption Barbara general senator from hand.
Newton Massachusetts so Michael Graham.
On real -- -- -- Graham.
-- I was things that -- -- like Germany on because.
There are a Smart funny America's -- -- friendly thing to national.
So I can also confirm that the president of the United States does in fact have a big stick you know and it's name is Joseph Biden.
-- has to be the biggest stake in America.
-- -- -- -- as I want the Republicans to pick Sarah Palin again for BP just selling does -- You're actually right she's not Smart she's just smarter than that idiot I don't think -- grasp what a total -- walking out -- moron.
Joseph Biden is in the idea -- he's one bad way to -- away from the presidency is terrifying.
But you wouldn't notice it anymore.
-- -- -- plus exempt critical I don't -- because -- don't -- one times.
It is.
And here's -- talking about running for president.
And I know it's what he's 160 my god that would be just haven't comedy heaven please please note dear lord up -- -- give me -- of Biden running for president that it and her.
A guy who was a lot of -- Dimon won't count or who got five or six deferments to keep from having to go to Vietnam.
So that's what that's about.
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-- -- you say sir and -- know army's -- Gingrich like your guy Dick Cheney.
They're -- -- deferments to keep -- -- -- ago well.
So are you on board Romney and and I have been around indicator for.
Right now that is down to admit Obama I'm I'm on the anyone but Obama -- -- -- WC fields voter he said back in the day I never vote for anyone -- vote against.
And so that's and I'll be doing I'll be voting against Barack Obama nude is that we have baggage you know new lost the Secret Service protection a lot to be getting is onlookers from now on until probably campaign.
So gunmen.
-- -- -- charging him.
-- yet another way I -- -- I got a phone call from some of the federal government.
As me about a but an argument guard and his background apparently applied for job -- Secret Service -- That happened would not surprise me at all so.
But -- vice president's original like initially.
-- run one of I'd love to see Paul Ryan be the choice because the Democrats are going to make this fight over president Obama's theory that you can just keep spending.
Money we don't have -- one point three trillion a year in debt.
Forever and forever and nothing can happen in the only choice other than that according to present Obama.
Is that you drag your grandmother -- ever bed and smother her with a pillow from Branson Missouri right on the spot that's.
Those are the only two options are getting they're gonna drag the Paul Ryan vision which is you know this thing called free market shopping having people compete.
Will drive the cost of Medicare down we can actually have a Medicare system.
Into the future if we make changes so they're gonna beat Mitt Romney up would be Ryan plan.
Let Paul Ryan -- to defend and explain I think every dumbest cheap all right speaking -- this is a guy who's Smart.
Who gets that who talks about scary stuff like entitlement reform and a way that doesn't make got people want a panic I think you'd be terrific among rural.
And I look like Margaret got he has said so many times is something different ways he doesn't think it's gonna be the PPI is this something going on -- -- I don't know I -- say.
I love the idea of picking someone who he did you hear either Florida or Ohio of course Rob Portman you know back in the mix on that I just don't know that that's how works.
It's important President Obama and if I know what's gonna sound shamelessly partisan but President Obama sucks -- I'm -- Obama really is working.
The narrow casting political model where you find nine people out of a group for really Matty but you you tie these small groups together.
And so it's gonna -- network of voters with a very narrow interest across the country I don't think you can say you know this guy -- before this -- -- -- -- I just don't think politics works that way anymore.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- All of the -- Washington Capitals like -- -- -- It's a blossom rooms.
That I have liked and a black -- scored the winning goal for the capital -- right and sold apparently some.
Vicious sort of racism does.
There -- Boston where ought to out.
I know that that's what I've read some of the tweets in the -- -- finally awful but.
Let's get -- is something anybody in the world you can just log on and or with yourself on send messages that we don't know.
These people represent any but anything or anybody just some drunken losers and haven't -- -- -- -- -- has a history of yeah people bring long long long note called him -- one -- the line up.
-- -- -- -- 10000 years ago a -- a few years ago I wrote a book called red neck nation how the south really -- won the war and it was about how.
So many and he really dumb ideas -- -- to reject in the south of becoming popular among New England are or aren't aren't on a liberals in particular northeastern liberals.
And I did moment that aspire to that book was the first time I came to Boston back in the late eighty's to do stand up here in this -- South Carolina drive inaugural ongoing.
-- pull in and asked for directions -- it.
I got my car in South Carolina I get out in Boston in the first guys -- directors at the wrong part of town you're in the end of town.
What I just a particular -- -- and bomb dropped on I don't know that we're really back Iowa that -- need that and so.
You know racism is everywhere in the in the country no doubt about but I it is I don't think it's fair at all to say.
That Boston is somehow uniquely -- from other places in the country there is some racism but thank god not nearly as much as there was forty would do that years ago Portugal and iron members weren't born -- -- -- the president from.
College jurors wire repayments -- -- Other guys he can make kill I'm because -- Alaska -- questions that I loved.
You remember -- Jay Carney was a journalist and the answer is it's hard to remember that was the got day when we took him seriously as -- guy looking for the truth.
Looks a big reporters just a -- on an all.
It is sheer coincidence that all of the universities that need help with college tuition happen to -- in swing states in the November election share.
Coincidence -- no no trips to universities in New York car ever Skype they are Ellison's up there but now he's -- exactly where the votes are.
Also the other part of the story that I cannot -- he reported almost anywhere outside the conservative media.
Is that president Obama's plan to help these people with their.
Student loans.
It doesn't -- anyone except for people getting new student loans -- only -- a tiny group of people or any specific programs all those -- out there doing bong -- a -- for Obama is gonna say it was -- loans they have no idea of the talking about.
And John -- -- following on trial.
Okay not ma'am I.
Let -- suspect or -- your wife is dying of cancer in your swap and sell all the peoples of the you can call your.
What even called we -- -- I analysts say and I can remember.
-- -- -- -- -- But escaped basically -- -- -- -- think you said according to The New Yorker piece I read it.
It is a one in three chance of that was even his candidacy at a time is he was still looking -- and it -- got his campaign guy printing pretend to be her blog.
You couldn't do this as a as soap opera people just wouldn't buy it.
But that's -- -- member.
That there were very self importance Smart people in the liberal media who love the idea.
Of John Edwards being president or vice president as -- -- we've been and how close we -- did that bullet.
-- -- -- -- John -- you know on like yeah but -- name.
It's a law under.
-- yours dubbed.
Graham thank you very much for taking -- -- -- a barrel and so I appreciated by Don thanks so much -- micro.
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Introductory tutorial on the Arduino and some of the basics of the microcontroller.
Website: http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2012/02/arduino-introduction/
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Arduino Guide Source Code
The source code associated with the tutorial is also available on GitHub.
Basic schematics available at CircuitLab.
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What would our readers like to see in the Arduino tutorial? My next planned tutorial will discuss the idea of the Arduino, or any component, sourcing or sinking current and some details on the nature…Continue
The first thing I did with mine was hook it up to Bluetooth. The WiFi shield is cool, but BT is much cheaper and simpler. As usual the board came without ANY instructions, so I put together the following from a few websites and forums.
hope its useful.
I would love to take one of SparkFun's classes, if they weren't halfway across the country. I need to find me a hackerspace/Makerspace in my area. I'm a visual learner, I need to see someone do it to figure it out.
PS They have an electronics parts vending machine in the front hall. Awesome.
The original GeekDad posts are being replicated in the "Pages" list just under "Members" on the right above. I should link from tutorial to tutorial though, I will go ahead and add those. I would like to keep the "Other Information" section above as a general resource listing.
I haven't tried any of the Lilypads yet but it is on my to-do list. I am a huge fan of SparkFun and even had an order set-up as a local pickup once when I was on a business trip to Boulder just to get the chance to go into their hallowed halls.
Brian, can you put all your posts here on this page? I couldn't find a tag or links from one to the other.
The teen and I got the Protosnap Lilypad Arduino Development Board working today. I'm trying to see if it can be used by younger kids for robot-building, etc. without soldering. But it's not easy to figure out! I've been talking to the folks at SparkFun about it, and I'm looking forward to their new educational material coming out soon.
Thanks, guys! Mike, the CircuitLab website is a great place to get started too because you can plug in a voltage source, a ground, a resistor, and probe the different voltages. You can then get more and more complex and learn a lot and then breadboard/build and see the results!
If you'd like an international angle here... For Australians you can get the parts at http://littlebirdelectronics.com/
This is juts such a great introduction Brian. When I find the time i have every intention of exporing the fun and power of the arduino! I'll make a maker out of me yet!
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I have not updated this site in quite the while, have I? I find it rather odd talking about myself publicly these days. I honestly think it all comes from losing my ego; I don't think I'm the center of the world as I did a year ago. I think that's a good thing. =)
First things first: new art! Well, this isn't quite new now because I'm a lazy git with updating the site as we just established, but let's start where I left you, shall we?
This is a piece I did titled "One of my Turns."
I don't really want to talk about what it means to me personally. I have a had a few experiences recently that have permanently solidified my belief in never revealing the personal meanings behind my work. If you want to know, ask me and I will tell you, but I am done volunteering that information for now.
I will however confirm it is titled after the Pink Floyd song. "One of my Turns" is by and far my favorite track on The Wall, which I believe to be one of the best albums of all time. OF ALL TIME~! Just saying though, that puts this song way up there.
Simply amazing.
Next up, the Northwest Florida Arts Association closed. I had the best intentions in the organization and I really feel I tried my best to help it succeed for a very long time, however being some sort of "figurehead" in our art community only revealed to me just how clique based our art "community" really is so I did reach a point of just feeling nothing but apathy for the art "community" in this area, an apathy that still lasts to this day. Don't get me wrong; none of this is directed at the NWFLAA. The NWFLAA ruffled so many feathers and was so successful so quickly that a lot of peoples true colors were shown to me. Holly and Charlotte had tried to tell me how the art world was when I first got into it, but the wild eyed boy from freecloud didn't want to believe it. Anyways, that's that. I wish artists would have supported it more. It could have really done amazing things.
The closing of the art association led to me trying something I have never actually tried before: painting. People really overestimate my art history and art knowledge. Just going to put this out there: I have never taken a single art history class. Somehow I made it all 27 years on this planet without ever touching a brush to canvas before. I had painted small trinkets in high school with acrylic paint but I used toothpicks to paint with. Yeah, toothpicks. This is something entirely new to me.
I bought 1 canvas and a few colors in different paint types: oil, acrylic and watercolor. It's hard for me to call this "art" because it was honestly nothing more than experimentation to see what different paints are like. See what I have a feel for, you know? However a few people have been incredibly curious to see it and people seem to dig it, so here it is.
That's it honestly for artwork.
I have been in a weird mindset lately. I want to paint more. I want to do more digital art. I want to play guitar more. I find myself only doing the latter. By the way, I'm awesome at guitar these days. I've been a very good guitar player for a few years now, but I never had the confidence with it I do now. Oddly a lot of it came from the game Rocksmith. It didn't teach me much, but it graded me and it's kinda cool being told you're perfect. Ah! No! Back to thinking I'm the center of the world again!
What else, what else. If you're on Tumblr, follow this dude. He makes awesome arts. Check out his artwork. Seriously.
I saw The Dark Knight Rises and loved it. Every second of it. I mean if you think about any second of the movie for more than a second, you'll find a billion flaws and questions in it, but I still loved it. Bane was the perfect villain and I went into it wanting to hate him. The new Stars album is fantastic. A friend of mine convinced me to play on partypoker with her the other night. Not gonna lie, was pretty awesome.
Speaking of gaming, I have been strongly considering getting into a MMORPG again. Maybe WoW. I don't know. I don't want to commit the time to level all over again and relearn it all but at the same time it's a fantastic time waste and kept me out of trouble when I was playing it. I've developed a few bad habits since then so I have been thinking of some sort of time sink for a bit. We'll see.
Here are some random photos I have taken!
Alright that's it. I'm spent.


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Hadoop-Based Big Data Solutions for Translational Analytics – Why this is a Big Deal
Shree Nath, Vice President, PointCross Life Sciences, Inc.
The Data Tsunami approaching the Biopharma industry requires new ways to rapidly store and analyze large volumes of disparate Big Data to deliver new R&D insights. Join us for a demonstration of next generation Translational Informatics solutions that integrate Hadoop and other open source technology with an ontology platform to enable search, analytics and modeling across data silos.
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IT Project Planning and Implementation
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