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So I was wondering what are some of your kids fav books to read or what are they working on reading by themselves? My son joined the book club at school and he'll be going every Tuesday and Wednesday and he has to bring his own book. I was just thinking this would be a good time to add a few more books to his collection. I'm not really sure what to get though. His favorites right now are the cat in the hat , ten apples up on top, green eggs and ham, Danny and the dinosaur etc... I think he needs a few more books that are going to be just a little bit more challenging for him to read. Anyone have any suggestions?
My first grader LOVES the Magic Tree House series of books - it's a series of chapter books that incorporates history and science. I'd pin them at advanced beginner to confident young reader.
He's also a big fan of Jigsaw Jones Mysteries - it's another series of chapter books for young readers.
Depending on how confident he is in his reading, check out the Step into Reading books. Logan likes the Level 4 and 5 books now, but he found lots he enjoyed in the earlier stages too when he was first reading.
When he's really comfortable with chapter books, check out the Carol Marsh mysteries. We just started in on one of those. My son still reads with us at night at bed time- only now he reads *to us* instead of us reading to him. The Carol Marsh books are a little advanced. Based on the feedback printed at teh back of the novels, I'd say the average reader is typically 9yrs and up. They do tag a dozen or so "SAT vocab words" in each book which are printed in bold and defined in a glossary at the back. When DS reads them, we do have to sometimes stop and look up the words or define other words for him. Personally, I think this is a great thing - it's expanding his vocab. Content of the books has been fine for my 6 yr old.
My son really enjoys Nate the Great books - they were a good next step after the Dr. Seuss type stuff - longer and more interesting, but still mostly words that were fairly phonetic so he was able to read it independently without much stumbling. He also loves the non-fiction readers.
The Magic Tree house books are great and my son loves them. Also the Junie B Jones books are funny.
Both are recommended by his teacher
My little man loves to read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and Shiver Me Letters, a Pirate ABC.
Ivory has currently started the Harry Potter series. She is almost finished with the first book and getting ready to start the second. She loves chapter books and the baby sisters club. After each chapter we make her tell us what happened in the chapter. She is pretty advance in her reading and just loves to read. She will pick a book over any video game!
Mother to 3- Bradley 4/9/09, Sara 11/13/03, Ivory 2/13/02
If your son is "all boy" like mine are, he'll appreciate the grossness of "Rotten Ralph" books. They aren't too long (like chapter books) and make my sons laugh! They are kinda silly, I think in one book Ralph actually throws up....but boys like that kind of stuff so if it interests them to read, I'm ok with it!!


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Last night was interesting to say the least. With 10 minutes left till line ups locked, the news came down that LeBron James was going to play. Then the scramble started because almost everyone was on Kyrie Irving after his 55 point performance. One bit of advice I can give you guys is you need to use Twitter for news and you need to be able to be around till line up lock. For example, you gotta leave the house for something an hour before line up lock and don't have access to change your line ups, I recommend not playing that night. With the way the NBA jerks us around with injury news you gotta be able to make that necessary line up change. It could be matter of a winning night or a losing night. Ok enough rambling. Tonight we have a big 11 game slate. That's because there is some kind of "Big Game" going on Sunday night. My prediction for the game is 24-13 and Tom Brady wins another Super Bowl.
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Ya know, the Lakers deserved to lose like that last night. After building a solid lead against the Wizards, the Purp and Gold collapsed yet again… And they didn't play my boy or fan-favorite Tarik Black! I find this an atrocity… Gonna be about 30 straight losses at this rate!
But as much as I want to rant about Black, that would be a pretty weak open… So the next best ranty Lakers subject has to be Wayne Ellington's crazy game, putting up a 28/3/3/3/0 line on 12-20 FG (3-9 3PTM 1-1 FT). Sell if you can! No Nick Young last night as he's dealing with a minor ankle injury from practice on top of being in the doghouse. Swaggy Peed on the carpet! We all know Swaggy never touched a basketball he didn't think he could shoot, and that will sap into Ellington's future upside. I could see some interesting buzziness floating around Wayne given Kobe Bryant's shoulder fell off, so if any deeper league owners are interested and you can get a value, I'm down like Byron Scott a clown. That said, he's out there in a ton of league fa free (9% owned last night when I grabbed him in an RCL), so maybe you get a couple hot games before you Sellington. Here's what else went down last night in fantasy hoops action:
Ugh. I've said numerous times I hate when injuries prove any calls right or wrong, but my BJ tooting horn, ya know – the one that says sell high – isn't looking bad anymore.
If you missed it over the weekend, Brandon Jennings tore his Achilles and is out for the season. And this isn't one of those LaMarcus Aldridge thingies where he can just decide not to have surgery and keep playing. Let's hope Aldridge didn't inject some sort of juice in that thumb! ADHD alert, JB! More on L.A. later… So with BJ done, the Pistons only have to change one letter and put in the D.J.! D.J. Augustin is an obvious must-own in all leagues, and while I've been one of the hardest "Wahhhhhhhh! I'm Jarrett Jack!" pushers, Augustin vaulted him right away, even before last night. Tore up the Craptors for 18 points in the first half in a redonkulous 35/4/8 line with 5 treys. D.J.s no longer welcome in Canada! Wedding costs are going to be out of hand… No more Jazzy Jeff! "Who got maple syrup all over the turntable, eh?!" If you're reading this and there's still a D.J. on your wire, as The Crystal Method would say, "NOW IS THE TIME!" Here's what else went down over the crazy weekend of fantasy basketball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Hope we all had a good week of DFS NBA. Last weekend the article did just ok. If I remember right, last weekend was weird. The stud players really didn't hit value and the value guys didn't come through. Let's not dwell on the past. Sunday night we have a bigger than normal nine game slate. Think that has to do with what is going on next Sunday. I also have a little piece of DFS news linked here. Good luck in your games and let's win a little coin.
Please, blog, may I have some more?The race to see who will be the biggest historical figure from NYC named Langston!
In his first career start, another D-League darling in Langston Galloway had a career-high 21 points in a 21/5/3/0/0 line hitting 8-14 FG and 3-6 from deep. Probably the best stat from yesterday is that the Knicks are undefeated in Galloway starts. Kid doesn't know how to lose! Starting a little bit out-of-position at the 2 guard, the Knicks seem intent on giving him minutes and seeing what they have. He played 31 yesterday to Jose Calderon's 23 minutes of rock-bottom garbage and Shane Larkin only popped up for 15. Definitely going Galloway over Larkin, I was on that side of the argument even last week, but is it crazy to roll the dice on Langston over terrible-aroni Calderoni? I would probably take Galloway unless a desperate need for assists-upside. Plus Calderon makes perfect sense as a trade candidate given the Knicks' direction. Notice how I said Knicks. And not Poppycockers. Because they won a game! I'm giving our New York readers a day of respite… Keep the losses coming, Knicks, I wanna keep doling out the Poppycockers joke the rest of the year! Here's what else has gone down since we last checked in on Friday in fantasy basketball action:
Please, blog, may I have some more?I usually start of the write up with some news or something positive. Today I am going in a different direction cause I got something to rant about. I want to know how people in L.A., New York, and Philly go watch these crap ass NBA teams play ? I just don't get it. Don't tell me that people go to see the players on the other team either cause most teams are sitting there stars when they play these garbage teams. It's not even bearable to watch. Do these people have nothing else better to do or spend there money on? If so give your tickets to some underprivileged kids that normally couldn't go to a game. The money these people spend on tickets and other things at the arena, I am sure there are a bunch of charities that could use that money. I see Spike Lee at the Knicks game shaking his head and throwing his hands in the air in disbelief. Really? Don't tell me you went to the Knicks game the other night and thought they were going to be competitive. It's a flipping joke and it's hurting the NBA. And if Adam Silver thinks these teams aren't tanking on purpose he's a damn moron. The only way these owners get the picture is if you hit them in the pocket and that's by not going to the arena. How does this relate to fantasy you ask? It hurts season long leagues more than the daily side of it. In season long you're just screwed when your stud player sits or barely plays against these weak ass teams. In DFS you have to be careful using high priced stud players against these teams. Yeah, you look on paper and the matchup is off the charts but is that player going to be needed for his team to win. We seen that most teams back ups are good enough to blow these teams out. So really it's better if the player or players just sit out and we get to use the back ups in a good spot. It also creates much needed salary relief for your rosters. I bet you are all saying "will this guy just get on with it already". Ok you win. We a nice 8 game slate on Saturday night with some very nice match ups. I also have a couple links down below about some industry news that happen this week.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Yesterday afternoon was a frenzy! A frenzy because no Mozzy! About as crazy as I was last Saturday about Fozzy! Go Panthers!
Our prayers have been answered with Timofey Mozgov getting shipped out to Cleveland for two first round picks. Two first-rounders?! For Healthcare.Mozgov?! Well, they're like controlled picks from Memphis in some sort of hooblah where all that matters is they're not going to be very high. Not as high as say, Afroman! Or 16th! That's where Jusuf Nurkic went in the first round this Summer, originally picked by the Bulls then traded. Good thing for Nurkic! It originally seemed really muddied there in Denver at C, but JaVale McGee just can't get healthy, and Mozgov couldn't go 3 minutes before getting multiple fouls. So out ya go TinaFey, and huge role ahead for Nurkic! At least 35 minutes every night given how good he's been! Andddddddd, only 22 minutes for 8/4/3/1/2 last night. Still respectable numbers though! Given one of his made FGs was this. To quote my favorite sound from 90s gaming, "Oopsie!" Or whatever he really says… Anyway, J.J. Hickson is still there to give us a headache, as he went 11/10/1/2/1 in 30 solid minutes. Yikes. I still love me some Nurkic, and to the patient man goes the spoils! Something like that… Kinda lost in all of this yesterday was Hickson's deep league value shooting up. He's not a terrible player for some Pts/Reb relief in a very poor man's Zach Randolph kinda way now that minutes should be coming. While many owners are mad they didn't scoop Nurkic up quick enough, shoot out some buy lows with who you would've dropped, and maybe last night's dud is enough to sneak Jamba Jus into your Mini-mall. That sounds so wrong… Here's what else went down on a busy night of NBA action:
Please, blog, may I have some more?The embargo is lifted! I can't wait to buy some cigars… If you missed it, Obama has opened his front door to Cuba while continuing to backdoor the Canada oil pipeline. Hey-o!
And Mark Cuban has opened up his roster for some international trade, bringing Rajon Rondo into Texas. The Mavericks are reportedly changing their team name to the Dallas "You Don't Mess With Texas!" Huge move in real basketball, but who cares about any of that?! Rondo takes a pretty substantial hit to his value, as Monta Ellis is going to sap a lot those assists with his slashes. But it's nothing to panic about, as his atrocious 40.5 FG% will go up and the 3.4 TO should go down. And maybe a coach there can teach him how to hit a FT…
The rest of the swapperoo is Jameer Nelson, Brandan Wright, Jae Crowder and a first-rounder to Boston for Rondo and Dwight Powell with a swap of second-round picks thrown around in there just to make it look fancier. I guess if you still had Nelson in a 12 or 14er, he's droppable. I could see Tyler Zeller lose some PT to Wright, but who knows. Chapel hill centers, reunite! The obvious big impact here is Marcus Smart, who was at 30% owned right when the trade broke (somehow got him in both RCLs!). That only shot up to 40% right when this posts, so he's still available in several leagues. Boston has no reason to start Nelson over him in order to get a ton of development time for their rook PG. His fantasy game is really limited – I still don't think the treys are going to come around in a huge way this year and we'll be happy to see half the assists Rondo was getting a night. But he should be plenty good enough for all 12ers. Smart stashers feeling smart! Here's what else went down last night in NBA action:
[Psyche! Quick note that I'm off next Monday, then Thursday and Friday due to Holiday scheduling. So Daily Notes will only be out Tuesday and Wednesday next week, along with our Holiday special Razzball Basketball Podcast on Tuesday. But I am of course always here for comments, even on Christmas, so if you need to get away from screaming kids in order to scream about how Batum has been awful, we're ya spot!]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Totally off the wagon! My sobriety is over. On my bender this weekend, I ate a roasted chicken off the bone for dinner, lost my voice yelling trying to talk to Germans, tried to order steak at a carnival stand, and woke up the next day hating life. Well, that was actually my time at Oktoberfest, but more or less the same thing!
We all know how much I love Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. He's probably my most talked about fantasy player since last season that hasn't fully broken into 100%-owned fantasy relevance. And of course, after a slow start and swearing him off – with me finally admitting to my KCP obsession – he turns it back around culminating in another fantastic line against OKC for 19/3/5/1/0 shooting 6-12 FG (1-5 3PTM 6-7 FT). Did have 3 TO, but one was a very questionable charge on a nasty layup in transition. I think Kevin Durant took it – MVP call! In the finale last year, KCP went 30/6/0/2/1 on 11-19 shooting with 5 treys against OKC. Slim – how many times have I brought up that game now?! I worked Yahoo highlights on that one when my company did them last year, so harkening to the memories of that 30-burger is like reliving your ultimate drug trip. "The trees were melting into the sky!" So of course seeing him rip apart OKC once again has my teeth grinding more than a cokehead stranded in Antarctica.
KCP's got steals in 9 of 10 games now, his TO rate is fantastic (3 was a season high yesterday – averaging 1.0 TO a game before last night), but I'm recently liking how much more he's getting involved inside the perimeter. Through the first 15 games, 47.4% of KCP's shots were 3s, but through the last six, 35 of his 80 shots were treys taking it down to 43.8%. And in that time his USG% (estimate of the percentage of team plays used by a player while he was on the floor) – something I don't look at too, too often – jumped from 18% those first 15 games, to 20.3% not including yesterday. I watched a lot of last night's game, and he was more involved in the O than any other Pistons game I've seen all year – and due to my addiction, it's been a lot. While it was yet another loss, they still gave OKC a run for their money – given the Thunder studs are still shaking off some rust. So I'm back to being a KCP addict! Let's hope this doesn't start impacting my work and ruining my relationships… I won't go rehab again! Here's what else went down over the weekend in fantasy basketball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Happy Thanksgiving Razzball Nation! This is my last daily recap for the week, so wishing everyone a happy Turkey Day where we can take a day off hoops, watch football, then shame eat pounds of leftovers while watching Goran Dragic standing idly by as he gets no usage for the Suns this weekend…
But what better way to sendoff into the Holiday weekend with the Six-Foot-Turkey himself, Dr. Ersan Ilyasova. While he's averaging under 21 minutes a game in the past five games (That doesn't look very scary!), the consistency is kinda preposterous right now. Is exactly in 20-21 minutes in five straight as Kidd apparently knows Ersan's optimal usage, and has scored 13+ points in all of them. Multi-3PTM in three of those five, grabbing a few boards, and actually a semi-usable player right now off 13/9/0/1/0 and two treys last night. It's bottom-end 12er worthy, but in limited-move RCLs, I grabbed him Monday to use for a four-game week and like him for matchups play. A low-end ThrAGNOF with some boards! What the wire is for, and even though he's owned in 44% of Yahoo leagues, it's a little inflated by dead/auto-draft teams given his silly pre-draft ranks by a lot of experts. I'm keeping that Turkey fresh and might even hold on through next week as well, and then gobbling down the rest of my leftovers before week 7 and the Bucks' two-game week. Threes ain't got no face! And I'd be just plain sick of all the Turkey leftovers at that point… Here's what else went down last night in fantasy hoops action:
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma stepped down as CEO on May 10. At the company's Hangzhou, China, headquarters, Ma closed the event celebrating the 10th anniversary of Taobao, Alibaba's online marketplace, by offering a few parting words to more than 20,000 Alibaba employees, urging them to trust incoming CEO Jonathan Lu "as you trusted me."
Unlike other famous corporate founders who have returned to refocus a floundering company, Ma vowed that "I will not come back" as Alibaba's CEO. "Even if I did," he said, "I won't be of any use, because you will do a better job."
But he's not leaving the company completely behind. Though he will relinquish his day-to-day operational responsibilities, Ma will continue to serve as Alibaba's executive chairman. As mentioned in January, Ma will focus his attention on setting strategic direction, developing managerial talent, and strengthening Alibaba's social-responsibility efforts.
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An quirky looking waterside plant with spherical flowers.
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I take oxy 40s, norco 10/325, hydromorphone(dilaudid) and fentora 600mg which is strong opiate for cancer patients. I do have a script for all these but my question is I do heroin. Will they know I do heroin on blood test or will it show up opiate or will they know I'm doing or will it show up heroin.So will it show up heroin or opiate?
How will heroin show up in blood test? Will it show opiate or heroin or both?
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Bhavana pointed at the tiny yellow patterns on a recent map of the Kulathur-Kazhakuttom region, comparing them with a 1989 map of the same, where the yellow was spread wider. Those, she explained, showing the yellow spots on this year's map, are the places where paddy was cultivated till recently. Sadly, the areas are fallow now.
H. Bhavana and her friends — Akila V. Kumar, T. Aiswarya Shyam, Lekshmi Raj, and S.S. Lekshmi — of Carmel Girls Higher secondary school in the city came to this conclusion through a study conducted in Kazhakuttom and Attipra on the impact of developmental activities on the land use pattern. The project was prepared for the National Children's Science Congress project.
"We decided to select this region when we heard our teachers discussing the drastic changes that they had witnessed in the area since it became an IT hub, specifically the disappearance of paddy fields," said Aiswarya Shyam.
But what started as a curious field trip soon became their field study, which lasted about six months. With the help of officials from the department of survey and their teacher Tissy Mary John, maps showing the pattern of land use in the study area in the years 1989, 2001, and 2011 were prepared. It revealed that the area of paddy cultivation had decreased from 19.14 per cent in 1989 to zero in 2011. The remaining 2.30 per cent of the paddy field were fallow.
One finding led to the other and six field study stations along the Kulathur-Kazhakuttom region were chosen for their project. Physical, chemical, and fertility properties of soil samples, water table of wells and drinking water samples of these regions were tested, with the help of experts from Agricultural College, Vellayani.
According to Aiswarya, the study revealed that most of the land reclaimed for construction was suitable for agriculture. Moreover, soils of the abandoned paddy fields were found to be fertile. The reclamation of the paddy fields had resulted in flooding during rainy season.
Surveys were conducted in 75 houses to study the land use pattern and the environmental problems faced by the people there. "We are not against development, but areas suitable for agriculture should not be acquired for projects," added Bhavana.
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July 05, 2006, 07:16:05 PM »
got my air problem taken care of & am reframing/skinning & i must have got the worst drill bits on the planet? HOME DEPOT SUCKS! the de walt center points seem to work for a while, but i can't sharpen them. the blue mol's really suck, i had 1 snap in half on the 2nd hole! & the harbor freight won't even drill a hole from the start, once it hits the mild steel!
i've got about 2,000 holes to drill for my 1/4" rivets & i need some good drill bits...i do understand that i need quite a few & i have the "drill doctor" bit sharpener (118 degree) that seems to put a point on them but it does not seem to last. i am not drilling at that high of speed. any info/help/suggestions out there? please only reply if you know about this.
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First, Buy your drill bits from McMaster and Carr, go online and do a search, you'll find them. you will have your bits the next day!!!
Second, When drilling hard metals, try and stop every 3 seconds and you will see how much faster you can drill the hole.
I can personally tell you I have drilled 270 holes, through 22 ga. stainless, with the same 3/16" bit. [without sharpening]
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If drilling SS go slowly and use lubricant..bits will last a lot longer...from experience
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Grainger is also a good source. I use cobalt bits at work to drill through hardened piano hinges. I think you would get good service from them. Do not overheat the bit! Keeping it cool by using a slower speed or a lubricant will make them last a long time.
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bergdoll I have drilled 2800+1/4 holes in my bus and riveted I used everything from the $2.50 blu mold to the $7.00 cobalts and found as long as I drilled slow and steady pressure it went fine,I did end up buying a larger quanity from mcmaster carr but they did not do any better or worse,I burnt up a lot of bits before I got used to it and then no problem,on another note the 1/4 air rivet gun from harbor freight for under $100 has installed 2800+ shave head and mono bolt rivets with no problem just make sure to add a few drops of air tool oil every few hundred rivets or so,hope this helps,fyi FSI rivets that advertise in bus conv mag are about half the price of any one else I found and I only found that after my first 2000 rivets saved almost $280 on my last 1000 rivets hope this helps Mike
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I put over 2500 rivets into my bus. I hand sharpened my bits, and learned to put a split point on with a 6" bench grinder. I've since purchased a drill doctor that has selectable angle (118* and I think 123*) and will do split points. It's way better than my hand sharpening. The only thing I don't like about it is trying to sharpen short bits (e.g. broken bits).
If your drill doctor will do split points, use it.
I used mostly Vermont American bits from Menard's. I think I had something from Home Depot, also, but can't recall the brand.
Standard bits. Not Cobalt or TIN. Just good quality high speed steel bits. Use even pressure (not heavy pressure) and relax every 3 seconds or so to break and clear chips.
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Cobalt bits are harder, but break much easier. I use the Titanium-Nitrile. I foiund the key to drilling in SS is to use a very slow drill speed and stop often. If you use a fast drill speed for even a few seconds, the drill bit gets very hot and the SS hardens making it even more difficult to drill after you throw away the drill bit you just ruined. I use firm, not hard, pressure on my cordless drill (has a slower speed than my corded drills). I squeeze the trigger, then almost immediately release the trigger. when the drill stops, pull the trigger again, then almost immediately release, etc. This keeps the bit and the SS from getting hot. I also use a cutting/tapping oil. YMMV Hope this helps, Jack
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I would highly recommend you go to a local supplier and purchase a can of
. Although the name indicates it is for tapping, I found that it significantly speeds up drilling holes also. I used to buy it in one gallon cans because we did so much drilling and tapping. Almost eliminated breaking of drills and taps and these items lasted much longer.
One advantage of this product is that it evaporates rapidly and leaves no oily film. Although most of our drilling was in the 10/32 screw size, up to 1/4 inch, it also worked like magic while drilling 3/4 inch and larger holes in steel beams.
Unfortunately I do not own any stock in the company, but I can guarantee that you will be happy with it.
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I too, like Jack Conrad, found the start and stop method of drilling in stainless works very well. way faster tahn drilling a constant slow speed. way faster than drilling at a ligher rpm as Jack described. I used this method for 4" holes and they cut qucikly. I don't want to say how many drills and hole saws I went through before I discovered this method.
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Home Depot/Lowes/Harbor frieght bits are for drilling soft wood. Mcmaster Carr, Grangers, are good choices for buying bits. Tin are good for general metal drilling, Cobalt are best for stainless steel. As mentioned slow or start and stop is best. If you try to drill at a high speed you are grinding away the metal and not cutting it, getting the drill bit too hot and burning it. The metal should be coming out in a "string" not little tiny chips. A lubricant is a must, there are many out there, Drill Chill is one, there are many available, do not use WD40 it will help, but is like washing your clothes with shampoo, just not the right product.
I have never been able to sharpen a bit by hand, I bought a Drill Doctor it has paid for itself. When I was doing my roof raise, I carried 4 drill bits with me, replaced them as they dulled, and then stopped and sharpened all of them at the same time.
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I hope you will not mind me putting in my 2 cents here also. I have been drilling holes for quite some time, in some cases right into welded areas and you know what a bummer that can be. The product I use now in place of Rapidtap is "Westlube". It is special for SS & very hard metals and I swear by it. Order one bottle of it to try out, you will see it is $$ well spent.
Go to
you can call them and order right over the phone to try out this product. You will get many, many holes per drill if you lube the drill before the use on each hole. Just dip the drill bit in the stuff and turn it on, you will be amazed. If it starts to slow up drilling, dip it again. In SS use your drill in half speed if not less, SS is a bummer no matter what but very possible with this stuff.
Hope this helps.
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Gary, you have the capability of going in and modifying your message very easily. I typically have to go back a couple of times to try and correct grammatical errors or spelling errors. Course I am just a dumb redneck hillbilly so I make lots of them. LOL
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Use cobalt split-point bits. I got mine from W.W. Grainger. Use a cutting oil that is compatible with the material you're drilling. I got a half-gallon of metal-cutting oil from a local screw-machine company. You could also contact a machine shop in your area.
Keep the bits COOL! I used a small container for the oil and kept it close to the ladder (a hanger of some sort is helpful). Dip the tip of the bit into the oil and drill. When smokes starts to curl out of the hole, stop, dip again and continue. I got a dozen 3/16" bits and drilled many many hundreds of holes before taking them to a bit sharpening service to have them resharpened.
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Kirsten Magnuson and Cyrus Mody, two seniors at Lawrence High School, are among 500 national finalists in the 1993 Presidential Scholars Program.
Final selection of 141 scholars will be made by the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars and will be announced later this month.
Being chosen as a Presidential Scholar is the highest federal honor bestowed on graduating high school seniors. Only seven Kansas students were named finalists for the honor.
Magnuson, the daughter of Sarah and Mike Magnuson, has been involved in theater, choir, orchestra, 4-H, Youth in Local Government, the Regents Honors Academy and Presidential Classroom.
Mody, the son of Janet and Cowas Mody, has been involved with the Scholars' Bowl Team, band, the Science Olympiad and Model United Nations. He also won last year's state Citizen Bee.
Presidential Scholars will include one young man and one young woman from each state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico and from families of U.S. citizens living abroad. The selection also includes up to 20 students specializing in the arts and 15 students chosen at large.
The 500 finalists were selected from about 2,600 high school semifinalists, most of whom were chosen based on their exceptional performance on either the Scholastic Aptitude Test or the ACT Assessment.
Finalists were selected by a panel of distinguished educators after a review of essays, self-assessments, descriptions of activities, school recommendations and transcripts submitted by the semifinalists.


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Case Number | 53780 |
Log Number | US-01282014-0010 |
Date Submitted | 01/28/2014 08:28 UTC |
Date of the Event | 12/10/2013 12:00 UTC |
Source | MUFON |
Disposition | Unresolved |
Summary | Boomerang shaped white object glided silently above my head and disappeared beyond clouds. |
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Sighting Location
City | Chambersburg |
Region | Pennsylvania |
Country | United States |
Latitude | 39.935631 |
Longitude | -77.647485 |
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Viewing Distance | 21-100 Feet |
Sighting Duration | Undisclosed |
Object Features | Unknown |
Object Flight Path | Path with directional change |
Object Shape | Boomerang |
Weather Factors | Unknown |
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I was going to my brother's house and had just exited my car and started walking on the sidewalk toward his house. I felt like there was something above me so I looked up and saw a light colored v-shaped object. I kept watching, wondering what it could be. I froze in my tracks, watched it glide silently over my head, turn smoothly and glide over an railroad track overpass and disappear behind the clouds. I didn't make a noise, I didn't want to disturb it because it was so odd that I just wanted to watch it and see what it did! |
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The perfect Venn: How instructional designers are changing online learning
Megan Kohler, an instructional designer in Education Technology Services (ETS), studied her computer screen, watching a small, black dot on the right side of a video. Distracting.
No one else in the production team had noticed — but Kohler did, and she had it edited from the clip.
Kohler was part of the 40-person team that produced the Penn State massive open online course (MOOC) "Epidemics -- the Dynamics of Infectious Diseases," alongside eight faculty members. While MOOCs are typically the brainchild of a university professor or two, instructional designers are often brought in to provide guidance on everything from best practices in online pedagogy to online video lecture color schemes.
Even though the course belongs to the faculty members, instructional designers are the glue that holds all the moving pieces together. Matthew Meyer, the acting assistant director of ETS, describes instructional designers as "the perfect Venn," the intersection where technology, learning strategies and production meet.
"Instructional designers have to wear many hats and have to be very savvy and able to adapt to any situation. The Epidemics course was one of the first MOOCs being designed at Penn State, so there was no workflow template. We had to learn as we went."
-- Matthew Meyer, the acting assistant director of Education Technology Services
Kohler began by sitting down with the MOOC faculty members in February 2013 to discuss their goals and expectations for the course. The group decided on the material to be covered and brainstormed ideas for the video lectures.
"The faculty members were true visionaries — they had fantastic ideas for what they wanted their MOOC to be," Kohler said. "My job was to take the faculty's ideas, run them by the graphic designers and production team, and come to an achievable plan that meets the instructors' vision."
The team originally wanted intricate animations to make up the background of the videos — animations that appeared as though they were being drawn as the instructor spoke. Kohler said that while time and resource limitations hindered their ability to create exactly what the faculty envisioned, they came close.
"It really speaks to the talent we have at Penn State that we were able to come so close to the original plan," she said. "Instead of it looking like it was being drawn, we had the images and animations move across the screen. It was a very similar effect."
That was just the beginning. The faculty members had to record their lectures, which requires a much different process than preparing a discussion for a classroom lesson. Scripts have to be written and perfected — there's no going back to add a detail once the lecture's recorded.
The raw footage goes through a round of approvals until everyone's happy with the result. To keep track of the dozens of notes and comments, not to mention the different versions of video files, the team uses accounts from cloud-based file storage company Box. That way, each team member has instant access to annotations and updated files. Next, the graphics team creates the animations and sends them for the next round of sign-offs.
Once approvals are finalized, everything then goes to WPSU to be combined into the final product. But even then, it's still not ready.
"By that point, things should be in pretty good shape. But you can't get too lax — that's when you have to keep an eye out for details, like that tiny dot," Kohler said.
Videos are just one item on the to-do list. Instructional designers often find themselves having to tackle such varied tasks as arranging wardrobe coordination and obtaining copyright permissions. These are skills Kohler gained the year prior while working on Art 10 — the online course released on iTunes University that eventually became Penn State's first MOOC.
Art 10 is an introductory art appreciation class, which means it features lots of different examples of art from many different genres. Kohler says there were more than 150 different art works from categories of art such as classic, contemporary, black and white photography, 3-D art and more.
"Copyright permissions were a big undertaking," Kohler said. "For each piece we wanted to use as an example, I had to go through all the channels to make sure we had all the necessary rights to include it in our course."
An instructional designer doesn't just deal with course production, though. When a course is over, especially one as large as a MOOC, an enormous amount of data needs to be analyzed and catalogued.
Instructional designers make note of everything from how many people completed the course to their quiz scores and whether there was a particular question a lot of students got wrong.
"Part of our job when working on any project is to perform assessments," said Meyer, who reports the retention rate for the Epidemics MOOC approached 14 percent — double that of the average 7 percent for all MOOCs. "For example, one thing we try to define in the beginning are our learning objectives — what we want the students to know by the end of the course. If there's a particular question that the majority of students either got right or wrong. That could be indicative of whether we're achieving the objectives or not."
Realizing the majority of students missed the same question is a detail many might overlook. But like that black dot, instructional designers know the devil is in the details. Even if no one else notices, you can be sure the instructional designer will.
For more information about building MOOCs, visit https://sites.psu.edu/mooc360/ to learn more about MOOC 360, a free webinar series offered by ITS. For more stories about IT at Penn State, visit Current at http://current.it.psu.edu/.
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How to: Create a SharePoint Web Part
To create a Web Part, add a Web Part item to any SharePoint project. To add controls to a Web Part, edit the Web Part code file.
You can also design a Web Part visually by using a designer. For more information, see How to: Create a SharePoint Web Part by Using a Designer.
To create a SharePoint Web Part
Create a new SharePoint project, or open an existing SharePoint project. For more information about SharePoint projects, see SharePoint Project and Project Item Templates.
In the Add New Item dialog box, in the Installed Templates pane, expand the SharePoint node, and then click 2010.
In the list of SharePoint templates, select Web Part, and then click Add.
In the Name box, type a name for the Web Part, and then click Add.
The Web Part item appears in Solution Explorer. For more information about the files included in a Web Part item, see Creating Web Parts for SharePoint.
In Solution Explorer, double-click the Web Part code file. For example, if the name of your Web Part is WebPart1, double-click WebPart1.vb (in Visual Basic) or WebPart1.cs (in C#).
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Anna Wintour
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The ultimate editor and industry powerbroker has led the world's most influential fashion magazine for decades and is Condé Nast's artistic director.
The ultimate editor and industry powerbroker has led the world's most influential fashion magazine for decades and is Condé Nast's artistic director.
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Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of American Vogue and the artistic director of Condé Nast, is widely regarded as the most influential figure in fashion.
American Vogue reaches 11.4 million readers in print and an average of 1.2 monthly visitors online; what's more, Wintour is arguably the most commercially minded editor ever. She has parlayed US Vogue's position as a documenter and badge of acceptance to place the magazine within the industry's beating commercial heart. During her 25-year tenure at American Vogue, Wintour has spearheaded the editorial practice of featuring celebrities on the cover, taken the title's fashion pages out of the studio and onto the street and used Condé Nast's flagship title's influence to champion new American designers through the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund. Wintour launch Fashion's Night Out.
The British-born editor has described her new role as artistic director as "an extension of what I am doing now, but with a broader scope." The New York Times described it as an "in-house consultant for troubled or dated magazines," the advice of which "can be sought, or delivered."
In R.J. Cutler's documentary The September Issue, Wintour said "Growing up in London in the Sixties you would have to be walking round with Irving Penn's sack on your head to not realise that something extraordinary was happening in fashion. The look of the girl then and everything that was going on then, the pill and the emancipation of women and the end of the class system, just sort of seeing that revolution go on made me love [fashion] from an early age." Wintour, already equipped with what would become her trademark bob, took a job at Biba, the London store before completing a training programme at Harrods. Soon after, following a stint gaining experience at magazine Oz, Wintour took a role at Harper's & Queen.
After a move to New York, Wintour became a junior fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar, a role she left to take up positions at Viva and later, in 1980, Savvy, a title aimed at independent, career-conscious women – a readership she would later target at Vogue. Following a brief but well-received stint at New York Magazine, Wintour was chosen by Alex Liberman to be the creative director of American Vogue. In 1985, Wintour became editor-in-chief of British Vogue, where she implemented wide-ranging changes. "There's a new kind of woman out there," she told the Evening Standard. "She's interested in business and money. She doesn't have time to shop anymore. She wants to know what and why and where and how." Wintour returned to New York in 1987 to take over House & Garden, a move believed by many to be a staging post for her eventual succession of Grace Mirabella at Vogue, just ten months later in 1988. Wintour's first cover, a street shot featuring jeans and Lacroix couture sweater declared a new chapter in the magazine's history.
Today, US Vogue's pages are populated by a coterie of photographers, editors and designers that provide the magazine with a variable yet consistent visual aesthetic; many of whom have been nurtured and championed by Wintour. Mario Testino, Annie Leibovitz, Craig McDean, Steven Meisel and David Sims are all regular contributors. Wintour has pioneered the use of figures from outside the fashion industry, including basketball player LeBron James and rapper Puff Daddy, to represent the zeitgeist and illustrate her editorial messages.
Wintour's skill and enduring professionalism is rarely focused upon by the media, following the release of the film The Devil Wears Prada, based on a book of the same name. In typical inscrutable style, Wintour wore Prada to the premier. However, the results her style of editorship garners are irrefutable.
Wintour is a trustee of the New York Metropolitan Museum; her involvement turned the museum's annual gala into one of the most high profile events of the year. In addition, she is a staunch supporter of the Democratic Party and has raised funds for both Hillary Clinton's and Barack Obama's presidential bids. Wintour has two children and is in a relationship with Shelby Bryan, a Texan businessman.


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Is it true that the US Version of the game comes with the addition of the Original Bioshock and the EU Version (UK, GER) does not include it?
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Hands-on with BioShock Infinite for PS3
In a clever touch, the opening of BioShock Infinite subtly parallels the first moments of the original BioShock. In both games you find yourself adrift in an angry ocean, slowly making your way towards a lighthouse that juts proudly from the sullen sea. The key difference this time is that you don't plunge into the frigid depths of the Atlantic, but soar far into the heavens above in search of Columbia, a rogue city-state that seceded from the US in an alternate-history version of 1912.
In both games, things are not as they first seem. BioShock's undersea city of Rapture ran on ambiguous agendas cloaked in philosophy and punditry, but was clearly in its death throes from the first moment you set foot in its haunted hallways.
Columbia's sickness is also terminal but lies deeper, eluding immediate detection. In fact, your first 30 minutes in Columbia are warm and peaceful, almost idyllic. The glow of countless candles lights your way into the city, while angelic choirs drone pleasantly in the background.
It pays to move slowly in order to better soak in the game's dazzling eye for detail, whether it's the throngs of citizens crowding the local carnival, hummingbirds buzzing busily from rosebush to rosebush, or children splashing in the spray of an opened fire hydrant. Columbia is alive.
Of course, this being BioShock, you know there's a snake lurking somewhere in this Garden of Eden. That snake may well come in the form of Father Comstock, the self-proclaimed prophet of Columbia who preaches racial purity and feuds endlessly with the Vox Populi, a diverse rebel force sporting different but perhaps equally questionable beliefs. As in BioShock, the battle between these two philosophically disparate forces is the impetus for much of the game's plot.
If you haven't followed the development of BioShock Infinite, know that you play the role of former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt, an experienced but haunted investigator. DeWitt has been pressured into infiltrating Columbia in order to evacuate Elizabeth, a teenage captive who possesses the astonishing power to open tears in space-time.
Elizabeth is a frequent companion, and Irrational Games has gone to considerable expense and effort to make her presence a welcome one. She's smart enough to duck out of sight when the lead starts flying, and helpfully lobs healing items and ammo when you're in danger. Better still, she adds a delightful glimmer of humour and innocence to a game that tackles some extremely dark and disturbing themes.
Compared to 2006's BioShock, Infinite's shooting fundamentals feel more confident and satisfying. I played with a variety of weapons – pistol, SMG, carbine, sniper rifle, and RPG – and they all proved to be potent, versatile death dealers. Though the game has shifted to a two-weapon system, you're still able to upgrade your weapons via vending machines scattered around Columbia, enhancing accuracy, damage, clip size and much more.
The revamped control scheme wisely re-assigns some key actions, including a dedicated melee attack via the Triangle button and a handy sprint activated via L3. Overall, the DualShock 3 controls feel solid, familiar, and reliable. While the final version of the game will support the PlayStation Move motion controller, we weren't able to try it out this time – we'll be looking to do so as soon as possible.
Vigors are Infinite's answer to Plasmids, and they've also received greatly enhanced functionality. Each Vigor can be used in two different ways; tap Devil's Kiss and you'll lob an explosive fireball, charge it up and you'll drop a fiery mine. Murder of Crows proved to be a particularly devastating but energy-intensive Vigor, while Bucking Bronco catapulted enemies out of cover and into the sights of my trusty Repeater.
My favorite was probably Possession, which enabled me to remotely hack enemy turrets and score extra coin at vending machines. As with BioShock's Plasmids, you can upgrade Vigors to add additional effects and benefits, though the upgrade path here seemed more varied and flexible.
Finally, it's worth noting that the PS3 version of the game looks sharp and runs smoothly, even when the scenery soars past in the game's vertigo-inducing Skyhook segments. Load times were infrequent, too.
Want to know more about BioShock Infinite? Drop me some questions in the comments and I'll try to get you answers as quickly as possible.
Looking very much forward to this game.
I've got 3 questions for you:
1) There was talking about move intergration. How is it intergrate in this game?
2) In a eary preview we saw a short glimps at another time period (with the cinema). Will we go other places during this game and will we stay there longer than a glimps.
3) Fighting on the rails look very hectic. How does the gamer keeps track of what is going on? I'm worried I'm not able.
@1 – Yes. At the moment it's not going to be included in the EU release.
Bioshock Infinite has also slipped to the 26th March 2013.
Hi, looking very much forward to this. I have some questions regarding it…
1. Is there some sort of reward for having Bioshock 1/2 save. (hoping not, cause of so, it'll be a 360 purchase of this game)
2. Any idea if there'll be some sort of included content with the UK version of Bioshock infinite? Similar to how US get Bioshock 1 free with Bioshock infinite?
not buying , i have al others
but u tread europe not same like usa = by by .
Can.not.wait. I hope everything is well with the studio on a side note.
US gets bonus game with purchase, we do not. We pay the same full price, why not recieve the same?
Going to rent this, will not support companies that favour certain regions over others.
I was very excited for this game. When I 1st heard Bioshock 1 was coming with it I got even more excited but until i found out a few days ago that it was for americans only, I changed my mind about this game. Lost interest now. Was looking forward to playing Bioshock 1 again as I never got to play it on ps3. Will wait until this game drops in price now. No need to try changing my mind with your words as it wont work unless your words are that Bioeshock 1 will come with it to EU
Looks like the Vita game is slipping further away from existence too.
Are these screens from the PS3 version? They look really good and crystal clear.
Can't wait for this game gonna be so epic , love BioShock , but sorry Sony I pre-ordered this on Steam ,PC FTW!
Why worry about not getting the first BioShock for free? It's not much pre-owned and if you want it digitally it's only £12 (I am waiting on a sale and then it's mine)
I loved the first two. My girlfriend has yet to experience them so we are going to be going through them again in the near future. I am a little bid down about the release date being pushed back but I am sure it is worth the wait.
I have avoided reading the article because of potential spoilers.
I agree with KylieDog I'm going to rent this or buy a used copy and I encourage everyone to do the same. Why do the americans get an extra game for even most likely even less money. I'm not supporting a company making decisions like that.
Also what's up with the price for Mass Effect 3 on PSN it's 59£ while the WHOLE trilogy is 57£. On the US store the game is 39$ which is about 25£, thats less than half what it costs on the UK store, does that seem fair?
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