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IPv6 is a new Internet protocol. For Cox services, it is first being employed on our Optical Internet Data service. We've been preparing for this change. Customers should not experience service degradation from this transition but have a seamless switch to the new protocol.
Why a new Internet protocol is happening. IPv6 replaces the current Internet Protocol, called IPv4, which has been in use since 1981. One thing that IPv4 specifies is the unique IP address of an Internet-connected device. These IP addresses look something like this: 22.214.171.124. With the explosion of Internet-enabled devices, including mobile netbooks, tablets and smartphones, as well as developing nations' fast-adoption to the Internet, IPv4 will not be able to supply the world's need for addresses. In North America, these addresses are expected to be exhausted in mid-2012. The free pool of addresses has already run out in the Asia-Pacific region. IPv6 addresses are 128-bit in size and are formatted like this: 2001:1E8C:D0CA:F001:0000:0000:0000:0000. The new format supplies an extremely large number of possible addresses: 3.4 x 10^38 (or 340 undecillion).
What a Cox customer can expect. As integration of IPv6 takes place, customers should not perceive a change in their Internet experience. We're trialing installation, operations and support processes right now in our markets to prevent any negative business impact. There will be no change in monthly charges for IPv6 connectivity.
How Cox prepared for IPv6. Our backbone supports IPv6 today, as well as the backbone routers, Internet transit and peering connections between other Internet service and content providers (i.e. Google) and us. All our market metro core networks support IPv6 now.
Cox uses a "Dual Stack" implementation. This means that IPv4 and IPv6 will run concurrently for our IPv6-enabled customers at the network level. The cable MSOs (mutli-service operators) have chosen this important approach to minimize customer impact (see CableLabs IPv6). While IPv4 cannot support the growing address needs of the world, it is not going away anytime soon. And IPv4 to IPv6 is neither forward nor backward compatible. Service Providers can address this problem using what is called "Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation" or "NAT." NAT works very well for most Internet and Email use. Latency is the only measured effect from NAT for general use, and the effect is negligible for most applications. However, packet-loss occurs when peer-to-peer networking, video-streaming or broadcast/multicast applications use NAT. Dual stack eliminates this issue.
Dual stack transition is inevitable. As a company becomes IPv6-capable, it needs to maintain its communication ability via an IPv4 address. It will need to keep this IPv4 capability and operate in dual stack mode with Cox services for as long as there are other devices and services on the Internet that are reachable only using IPv4.
What is Cox still working on to be IPv6 compatible. Cox is an active participant in Internet standards bodies, industry forums and IPv6 trials and testing. We are continuing to deploy IPv6 deeper into our network to the "headend" to support business customers and also to residential "headends" to support our growing DOCSIS 3-enabled-network.
We are in the process of testing Cox-provided customer equipment with all the vendors we do business with today to validate their IPv6 functionality is working properly within our network. The DOCSIS 3.0 standard supports the IPv6 protocol but with the software changes made to the equipment, we must validate this functionality.
New applications that exploit IPv6 capabilities are on the horizon, and we are looking to provide opportunities that this protocol can bring to our end-users and to improve the network we supply.
What customers should do to prepare. You should begin to understand where your equipment and software stands regarding IPv6 capability. This inventory will assist you in planning what needs to change as IPv6 becomes more prevalent. IPv6 will need to be activated on your routers, modems, servers and software. For example, Microsoft Windows XP is not IPv6 out of the box (see for example http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2478747).
For new purchases of equipment and software, make sure your selections are IPv6 capable. Also, businesses may use consumer-grade equipment that is not IPv6 capable. Some typical examples include IP-TVs and gaming consoles. For help in planning, see the the additional resources section below for a link to a business readiness tool prepared by the NTIA.
Do you need to initiate a change to IPv6 in the near future?
If you use your Internet connection for sending and receiving files and email as well as general Internet use, you can probably wait for Cox to initiate conversations about whether IPv6 makes sense for your business. Having your information about internal software and hardware needs at hand will ease the change. If you are a government agency, you may be mandated to be IPv6 compatible by a certain date. Some corporate entities are also beginning to mandate a policy for upgrade during the next calendar years. If your business regularly communicates with International locations that are quickly moving to IPv6, this transition may become a necessity for you. Also, if your business streams video, runs a peer-to-peer network or operates voice-over-IP service, you should start your internal review and transition planning now as IPv6 will be a higher performing platform for these applications.
How running out of IPv4 addresses affects customers. At some point, new IPv4 addresses will no longer be available. The only way for a new user to obtain a unique address will be to have an IPv6 address. Because of Cox's interoperable-dual-stack approach, IPv6 customers should not experience any issues. IPv4 customers that must continue using this protocol for equipment and software reasons may need to use address sharing to continue IPv4 operations. This particular challenge might become a concern in the next 5 years, or as early as 2014. Cox hopes that this will be the exception instead of the rule, as IPv6 will continue to grow into dominance and ultimately provide the best overall Internet user experience. Regardless, Cox will support IPv4 service well after exhaustion of the addresses with our dual stack implementation for as many years as the network's use persists.
Benefits that come with IPv6. As IPv6 grows, customers may experience some improvements and benefits of the protocol. These are not additional elements that Cox delivers, but rather protocol-inherent features.
The advantages to IPv6 are:
● Improved security: IPv6 provides a built-in framework for secure connections using IPsec, making these connections easier to use. Such a framework was an afterthought for IPv4. If you are already using IPsec in your environment today, the use of the built-in IPv6 framework should be considered in your transition planning.
● Faster routing due to fixed header sizes: Unlike IPv4, which can have a variable header size, IPv6 has a fixed header size. This makes it easier for routers to forward packets since the destination address is always in the same place.
● More efficient Multicast support: Multicast allows a single source of data to be delivered to many destinations at once. IPv4's multicast capabilities were problematic and hard to manage. As a result, it was never widely deployed. Multicast is a basic feature available for use on IPv6-enabled hosts. Applications that can make use of Multicast will find IPv6 a much richer and stable environment than IPv4 in which to run.
● Auto-configuring: IPv4 supports managed configuration via the use of DHCP, and IPv6 is similar. In addition, any IPv6 host can obtain a usable IPv6 address at boot-time, which is the auto-configure feature. Depending on the parameters set by the network administrator, this address may be limited to use on the local network, the company network or could be set up to provide global network access. This does not require a DHCP server in the network.
Additional resources. This collection of resources details IPv6 from a variety of perspectives. We hope the information brings clarity to the overall change and what your business needs to support your transition:
● ARIN – The North America pool managing organization of IP address supply: https://www.arin.net/knowledge/ipv6_info_center.html
● Cisco – whitepaper on enterprise preparedness: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/iosswrel/ps6537/ps6553/whitepaper_c11-586154.html
● General topics on IPv6: http://www.ipv6.com , http://www.ipv6tf.org , http://www.ntia.doc.gov/category/ipv6
● NTIA – IPv6 Readiness Tool for Businesses: http://www.ntia.doc.gov/other-publication/2011/ipv6-readiness-tool-businesses
Final considerations:
● We are providing IPv6 Cox Optical Internet service for select customers today.
● We are network-ready for carrier access and metro service connections via IPv6 today and will supply service-for-sale level connections in 2012.
● Residential services are being supplied now and will be ready when timing requires it.
● As business customers transition, we will continue to provide IPv4 interoperability.
● Prepare a review of your existing internal hardware and software to understand your IPv6 readiness. If you have consumer-grade equipment, such as IP-TVs, these are likely to be IPv4 only devices.
● As with any network change, evaluate your security measures.


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For two decades, Waitsfield voters have annually added funds to the town's Conservation Fund. Initially called the Recreation, Conservation and Public Restroom Fund, it was created so that the town could set aside money for the aforementioned items.
And the select board, as the legislative body of the town, has the legal authority to make decisions about how to use the money in that fund. It is entirely appropriate that the town select board voted this month to spend $20,000 from that fund to purchase a very important parcel of land on Bridge Street.
The land, site of the former Birke Photography Studio which was destroyed during Tropical Storm Irene, provides the town with important access and possibilities for strengthening and/or raising the western abutment of the historic village covered bridge so that when the next flood hits, the bridge is less likely to be damaged or destroyed.
Federal flood policies call for not rebuilding in a floodplain when possible and the owners of the parcel recognized that when they offered to sell the parcel to town. There's no question that if something is rebuilt on that site, that it will be flooded during the next flood.
And there's no question that there will be a next flood.
The petitioners who this week called on the select board to rescind their decision to purchase the property may be concerned about money and tax rates and rightfully so. But this purchase is coming from funds already set aside for just such an action.
To argue that taking it off the tax rolls will have a significant impact does not hold water. Taking it off the Waitsfield Grand List will result in $200 less in property taxes raised. That will not make a significant impact.
The value of the land to the town, to protect the covered bridge alone, is worth well more than $20,000. The ability to give the river more room to move in a flood event means it is less likely the bridge will be swept downstream and could lessen or minimize flooding throughout the rest of Bridge Street.
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During the past four decades, more than 600,000 people from all walks of life have received special training to care for others in crisis through the Stephen Ministry program. While the program typically works through churches, a small number of hospital systems have adapted its principles to help offer short-term spiritual care to patients and their families. Trident Health was one of the first to use Stephen Ministers to assist hospital chaplain staff and now is in its 20th year with the program. This month, the Rev. Darrell Bare, Trident Health's chaplain and Stephen Ministry leader, will start interviewing for new volunteers. While candidates should be "spiritually and emotionally mature," with an endorsement from a leader within the candidate's faith community, volunteers are typically lay people and are not required to have counseling or ministry experience. They may simply be good listeners who naturally provide support to those around them. Bare says the interview process allows time for discernment so candidates can learn about what's involved and consider if they can commit. Those selected will attend classes from 7-9:30 p.m. Tuesdays from Oct. 7 through April. "The training is basic," says Bare. "It's designed for people who don't have a background in this kind of work at all." Following the 60 hours of training, Stephen ministers are expected to volunteer three hours a week, for two years, as assigned at Trident Medical Center or Summerville Medical Center. Stephen Ministers do not work with critically ill patients or those in emergency situations but do reach out to others who have been in the hospital for more than five days. "The patients are very appreciative of those visits," says Bare. The program takes its name from the early Christian leader Stephen, whose story of caring ministry is told in the Biblical book of Acts. When offered through churches, Stephen Ministry typically pairs a volunteer for an extended period with someone within the same congregation who is going through a difficult time in life – such as divorce, job loss or illness. In contrast, Stephen ministers serving in the hospital setting provide short-term care and are trained to care for people of different faiths. The volunteers' experiences may be as meaningful to them personally as to those they help. "One of my new volunteers at our last meeting was talking about just how much joy and fun she was having through these interactions," says Bare. In fact, she wanted to make sure she was doing it right. "I think she expected it to be more heavy kind of stuff." To learn more about applying for Trident Health's Stephen Ministry program, contact the Rev. Darrell Bare at email@example.com or 843-847-4968. Callout: "One of my new volunteers at our last meeting was talking about just how much joy and fun she was having through these interactions." -Rev. Darrell Bare, Trident Health's chaplain and Stephen Ministry leader
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The Leipzig seminar is inspired by the long standing tradition of US-German friendship and scholarly exchange. The first UM Law-Leipzig exchange took place in 2001 at The University of Leipzig when Professor Richard Williamson was a Fulbright Professor there.
Although the U.S. and Germany share fundamental ideas of freedom and democracy as well as civil and human rights, the two countries' legal systems and societies feature significant differences. The program has been expanded and now includes both locales each year and always receives rave reviews from participants. The goals of this seminar are to:
Current faculty advisors for the program are Professor David Abraham, Professor Felix Mormann, Professor Markus Wagner, and Professor Richard Williamson.
Students and teachers from both faculties meet twice a year (January in Miami and May in Leipzig) to discuss ten topics, revolving around pairs of presentations by one participant from each side. Although academics are an essential part of the seminar, it is not the only part. At least one day is reserved for social and cultural events organized by the inviting faculty.
Miami Law students must participate in two sessions (January and May) and make an oral presentation in each session on one of ten preselected topics of controversy or major difference in perspective between the U.S. and Europe. The other side is presented by selected law students from the University of Leipzig. Presentations and discussions are in English. Miami Law Faculty is invited to participate here and Leipzig faculty there. All students are active participants throughout the sessions and for all presentations.
Students receive 2 credits for taking part in this program and will be enrolled in a two credit workshop for the Spring semester. To receive credit for the program, students are required to participate actively and complete a short paper (up to 10 pages) for the workshop. The program can also be used to fulfill the upper level writing requirement by taking an additional credit (under supervision of the program faculty) and writing a substantially longer paper on a workshop-related topic.
The Leipzig students will come to Miami in January and Miami Law students will travel to Leipzig in May.
All J.D. and L.L.M. students are eligible, but the timing and need for relevant background make it particularly appropriate for 2Ls. The program is limited to a maximum of ten students plus two alternates. No knowledge of German is required. Students are selected based on:
For the Leipzig program, students contribute half of the travel cost and any increased cost their personal travel plans might entail. The two sponsoring universities cover the rest of the travel expense, lodging, most meals, entertainment, and many incidental costs.
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January 02,2012
Simplicity at its best !
A place with a relaxed ambience and great food. The food has great taste and is very well cooked. Specially the Aloo Paratha and the phulkas of this place are really fresh. I loved the malpua that they served. Both the veg and non veg curries were awesome in taste.
Unlike other places i have visited this place is quiet and you can enjoy a nice conversation with your friends along with the good food.
The last part is the best part by far : THE BILL as its a really reasonable place for the awesome food it serves.
A must visit !!!
July 28,2011
Perfect place for noth indian food
I love the food here, they hav great preparations for veggies & non veggies. We were group of 4, just there for halka phulka lunch. Ambiance has nothing to talk about, it was just ok.
Now coming to food, i love the phulkas they made. others like chiken saag wala, palak paneer, chicken kolhapuri , yellowdaal & so on.
Light on pocket too. Worth visiting Chatkhara.
July 23,2011
decent food
i went there today after reading reviews here as its near my house. phulkas and parathas are good. but can't say the same about dal and paneer veg. Its a good option as you can order half plate also so it wont burn your pocket. But being near to 100ft rd there are other better options out there if u wanna go for full plate options.
April 17,2011
good tasty food
I have been to this place for dinner. The food is tasty. We ordered bhindi do pyaza, chikan chatkara, fulkas and aloo parathas. The paraths were good so as fulkaas. Fulkaas were hot too. The bhindi and chikan were equially good. They serve half plate sabjis also. So its the best place for bachlers, staying near by vicinity. I would say, this place is worth giving a try.
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I Have been to chatkhara twice n it is awesome, first time when i went there I had samosa chaat n gulab jamun n second time also i had gulab jamun there, n u vl not believe gulab jamuns were really hot n dame tasty. I vl recommend u all if you go there do have those gulab jamuns they are really tasty....
Finally I got one restaurant which caters to the needs of bachelors like us, who has left our home and studying here. I really found the food and service great over here. I would recommend this restaurant to all those bachelors who study away from their home. The STUFFED PARATHA, especially Aloo Paratha and Paneer Paratha is very homely and tasty.
CHATKHARA is YUMMY!!!
I entered this restaurant CHATKHARA by seeing its name, but when i went inside I found great ambience, cleanliness and great service. The food over there is great; I liked its chicken chatkhara style and lucknawi aloo tikki chaat which I was really missing here in South India.
The owner of the restaurant Mr. Rakesh has worked in Taj and Leela's and he knows how to make guest satisfied with tasty food and great service. This restaurant is meant for those who look for hygiene and taste.
I wish you all the best RAKESH.
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Aline Virginia Sam, 83, passed on from this life Sunday, January 6, 2013, in Paris, TX.. Virginia Sam was born in Ft. Towson, the daughter of George Lester and Etline (Tims) Washington. She married Leonard Sam in January 1953 in Hot Springs, AR. She was a lifelong member of the High Hill Church where she taught Sunday school for adults and children, but loved to take her grandchildren to church with her. Virginia had traveled extensively throughout her life and actually visited or lived in the forty-eight states. At the age of fifty she fulfilled her lifelong dream to become a LPN.
Kathryn Thompson McGlasson was born April 1, 1920 in Poteau, to Fred L. and Mamie (Halloway) Thompson. She passed from this life January 8, 2013 in Antlers, at the age of 92. Kathryn graduated from Muskogee Central High School in 1938. She had lived in the Antlers area for the past 20 years and was a member of the United Methodist Church. Kathryn was a member of the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution), 20th Century Club, & United Methodist Women. She enjoyed sewing and growing African Violets, but mostly, spending time with her family and friends.
Nancy Jane Chumley was born August 18, 1964 in Idabel, to Chester and Margaret (Owens) Standridge. She passed from this life January 1, 2013 in Antlers, at the age of 48. Nancy had been a resident of the Antlers area for all of her life. She married James Robert Chumley in Antlers on April 3, 1981. Nancy enjoyed playing with her grandchildren, growing her garden, riding her bike, and eating apple fritters. She loved spending time with her family and friends. Nancy was preceded in death by her parents: Chester & Margaret Standridge; grandparents: Jim & Betty Standridge and J.P.
The Pushmataha County Commissioners have received confirmation from the ACCO (Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma) Board of Directors that the application which they submitted for the STP (Surface Transportation Program) Project selection list for 2017, category 2, has been approved. The final decision was made on December 12, 2012.
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Representative Markwayne Mullin was sworn into the United States House of Representatives today. He will represent Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District in the 113th Congress.
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At the regularly scheduled board meeting of the Antlers City Council, City Mayor, Mike Burrage (pictured above), signed a proclamation declaring January National Mentoring Month for the City of Antlers.
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Word spread quickly after Choctaw County Deputies located a still at the home of a Choctaw County senior citizen, and arrested him on charges of making moonshine.
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McFarlane to Hold MLB Radio Show Live on March 23
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On Wednesday, March 23, Todd McFarlane will be joining MLB Radio at Scottsdale Stadium in Scottsdale, AZ, for a live broadcast as the San Francisco Giants take on the Colorado Rockies. Todd and co-host Seth Everett will be live at the concourse near left field from Noon to 4 pm. Game time is 1:05 PM.
As hosts of the Todd McFarlane Show, which regularly airs Thursdays at 1 p.m. ET, the two normally do their show over phone lines, with Seth Everett in the studio in New York and Todd McFarlane in his office in Tempe. This will be a rare opportunity to watch the dynamic duo as they broadcast in-person together at the baseball game.
As part of the setup in left field, McFarlane Toys will have some of its latest figures on display including Cooperstown Collection 2, MLB Series 11, the Bonds/Mays two-pack and the Bonds 700 Commemorative box. We will also have coupons for the McFarlane Toys Store and Showroom.
Tickets are available for the game through ticketmaster.com and also check cactusleague.com for complete game schedule and more information. Come on out and join Todd for a Spring Training game.
Recently at another Spring Training game, Todd and a few McFarlane Toys' staffers had the opportunity to meet Barry Bonds and Willie Mays at Scottsdale Stadium. Both players were doing a photo shoot and we were able to get photos of Todd with both of them and also with some of our upcoming product.
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GILBERT — Recent storms brought down a tree near the Mountain Breeze Motel, which led to a major power outage in the Gilbert area Thursday.
Almost 1,000 customers were initially affected by the outage, Phil Moye, spokesperson for Appalachian Power told the Daily News. A large tree came down on US 52 late Wednesday night, breaking three poles and several crossties that support powerlines, Moye said.
"The area with the broken poles was not accessible to our trucks," Moye said. "So, instead of just replacing the poles in same location, we relocated them to a place we had access to by our trucks."
Moye said relocation of the poles made the restoration of power take longer than usual, but that most customers power had been restored by Thursday afternoon. The company expected power should be restored to all customers sometime Thursday night.
Gilbert Mayor Vivian Livingood said when she surveyed the damage, she admired the work that was being done by Appalachian Power crews, as well as Frontier Communications and Asplundh.
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Well I guess we can put the blame on Obama and all the vacations he's taken using 747's, tour bus's & SUVs. If he'd stop contributing to the green house gas problem, maybe we wouldn't be seeing this hurricane.
Daily Tip: Here comes Hurricane Irene, get your iPhone ready!
Here's a quick no-brainer or two from your hurricane-prone pals at Android Central for those of you in the path of Hurricane Irene, scheduled to make landfall along the North Carolina coast on Saturday. (They'll help you out for any natural disaster, though, from the recent east coast earthquakes to the next winter snowstorm, so keep 'em handy!)
- Charge your iPhones, iPod touches and iPads. Now. Keep them charged. And once the storm starts, keep them off. You'll likely lose power at some point, and there's a good chance your local cell network will go down for a bit, even with generator backups.
- Spare batteries. You can't swap iPhone or iPad batteries, but you can get external chargers and charging cases. If you got 'em, make sure they're charged, too. If you still have time to get some, do it.
- After the storm, SMS text messages work best. Any carrier will tell you this, and we saw it again with that little shake the mid-Atlantic states got on Tuesday. If the network's up, it's going to be clogged, and calls might not go through. Text messages have a much better chance. (If you're on iOS 5, that means turn off iMessage -- it uses data, not the SMS network.)
- If you're worried about damage and don't have a traditional camera, use your phone to take a few pictures of your home and your belongings. It'll make insurance claims much easier, should it come to that.
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Daily Tip: Here comes Hurricane Irene, get your iPhone ready!
Well I guess we can put the blame on Obama and all the vacations he's taken using 747's, tour bus's & SUVs. If he'd stop contributing to the green house gas problem, maybe we wouldn't be seeing this hurricane.
best comment ever
In NJ, already got the iPad charging, as well as the spare battery I have for my iPhone. Going to be a ruff weekend I'm sure.
Make sure you have a car charger for you iPhone. If the power goes out you can charge it with car which will become an important source of power. And make sure you fill up the car before the storm hits.
Five to ten years ago, maybe longer I bought a portable car battery jumper unit. For the life of me, I can't remember what it is called. It allows you to jumpstart your car without having to have another car there. It has a spot where you can plug in a cellphone charger, which I have used for a number of reasons. I'm charging it at the house in anticipation of Hurricane Irene.


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When the school bell rang Thursday morning at
The school, which is an extension of the
"Our model is based on the model at
"They've been extremely helpful," D'Avignon said.
Collegiate Curriculum
At Seacoast, entering ninth and tenth graders will have the opportunity to graduate high school along with a two year degree, not to mention certifications in both Microsoft and Adobe programs. The charter school was the only one in the state of
"At the end of the year they can take the Microsoft industry test," D'Avignon said. "They're going to need to know how to use Excel and PowerPoint. What we're trying to do is develop talent for any situation."
Much of the curriculum is student-driven. On the first day of school, students filled out multiple intelligence tests, letting the faculty assess how the students learn and how to conduct future coursework.
Students will also get a taste of self-reliance with a distance learning research class, where all of the assignments and tests will be done online, while instructors will be available for back-up help. The purpose of the course is to engage students in research and critical thinking.
"We're trying to get students to be thinking about thinking," D'Avignon said.
The first day of school was also dedicated to designing the school's logo, mascot and three Latin phrases associate with the school. Months before the bell even rang, students were tasked with naming the school. They chose Seacoast, combing
"Rarely in your life do you get to do something first, something that is big," D'Avignon said. "It's all in part of creating ownership. We're creating an atmosphere where kids have a choice."
"They're investing in this school; they're involved in building this," said science teacher Marilyn Misulia.
Julie Martin, the art and Adobe program instructor, has two children attending Seacoast, a ninth and tenth grader. She currently works at teaches at both Seacoast and
"I've seen the
Classes are rigorous, but the students have a few advantages that others don't, like small class sizes and a faculty who back them 100 percent.
"We have high expectations, but a very reliable support system." D'Avignon said. "My objective is not to get them to college, but to get them to graduate college."
Right now, the student body is a whopping 82 ninth and tenth graders. As the school grows to include all four years, D'Avignon said he sees the the school maxing out at about 160. There is already a waiting list to attend Seacoast, where students chosen are based on a lottery system, much like
Teaching with passion
Seacoast instructors have high level degrees specializing in the areas they teach. Finding teachers who are passionate about their subjects is an important facet to the faculty, D'Avignon said.
"With students, like life, legitimacy is a big deal," he said.
Teachers are just as excited about the new school as the students and the curriculum model of Seacoast.
"We'll be working with students who really want to be involved," said social studies instructor Peggy Rambosk.
English teacher Tara Dickerson comes to Seacoast after teaching at the collegiate school at NWFSC.
"I was excited to be a part of building a collegiate school," Dickerson said.
"I worked the last two summers on 30A and just by knowing some of the families and the caliber of students at the school, it seems very prestigious," said math instructor Katrina McAlpin. "I knew I wanted to be there."
While students will have the opportunity to attend clubs, sports and activities at
As some schools are sweating the transition to the Common Core curriculum or FCAT changes, at Seacoast, the focus is well beyond state standards.
"Common core is a very basic standard," Dickerson said. "If we have advanced expectations, we'll be automatically covering Common Core. We won't be teaching FCAT everyday."
'A powerful mechanism'
When it comes to the incoming students at Seacoast, D'Avignon is confident about the
"I used to teach at
Collegiate high school may not be the perfect fit for every student, which is OK, the principal said. He points toward
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Touch-a-Truck To Help Put Toys Under Trees This Holiday Season
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Touch-a-Truck To Help Put Toys Under Trees This Holiday Season
By: Kelly Woodard
Kids always dream about what they'll be when they grow up. Whether it is a firefighter, police officer, or race car driver, there is one special thing that goes along with their dream; the perfect car or truck! Now they can try one on for size as Play Pensacola presents Touch-a-Truck on Saturday, November 23rd from 10 am to 3 pm at the Community Maritime Park, located at 301 W Main Street in downtown Pensacola.
Children are encouraged to touch, climb and discover construction vehicles, police cars, fire trucks, semi-trucks, buses, heavy duty tractors and more. Kids will learn about what these cars and trucks do, and how they help the community. There will also be live music, food, face painting, and inflatables!
Home Depot will be on hand with fun, kid friendly activities and hands on demonstrations throughout the day. For a small fee, kids can enjoy additional activities like face painting, carnival games, and special sugary treats.
Admission is free with a new, unwrapped toy for Toys For Tots. All proceeds will benefit the Gulf Coast area Toys For Tots Foundation.
For more information, visit www.pensacolacommunitymaritimepark.com.


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Odd question - just noticed what looked like caution tape on your Tweetbot icon - what's that about?
iPhone 5 black out: Going dark on wallpaper
After using Twitterrific 5 for a only few hours, and its dark-as-in-black theme, I exited the the app and immediately found my default iOS wallpaper... distracting. So, I whipped up a solid black 1136x640 PNG file, saved it to camera roll, and applied to both my Home screen and Lock screen as a "wallpaper". And now I'm in love with the look. All over again.
Unlike previous generations, which had a shiny silvered or stainless steel band around the sides, Apple made the dark version of the iPhone 5 "black and slate", which I like to call "Vader black", but is more widely known as "blackout". It's popular look for high-end watches and cars. If you put it down on a dark or shadowed surface, you'll have trouble finding it later. Yet as the iPhone's hardware has gone dark, it's software has gone bright. Back in 2007 when Steve Jobs first held it up on stage, the Home screen background was solidly, unchangeably, black. 5 generations and almost as many years later, you can put any image you want there, from textures to faux finishes to photos. You can light up every pixel, all the time.
Apple's head of design, Jony Ive, has spoken about hardware that's authentic to its purpose, and about taking way everything superfluous, everything distracting, until only the essential remains. Twitterrific 5 did the same thing with their dark theme, making it just as authentically digital. (We have a full interview with Gedeon Maheux and David Lanham, with a behind-the-scene look at the making of Twitterrific 5 on this week's episode of Iterate so make sure you check it out!)
Removing the textures, the faux finishes, and the photos from the Home and Lock screen does the same thing for the iPhone as a whole. It sets those intermediary pixels free and brings attention back to information and interface elements that matter. (Would that the Lock screen could go blacker.)
It makes the iPhone seem even more integral, more whole.
Here's the black PNG file if you want to try it. Just touch and hold on the images, save them to your camera roll, go to the photos app, choose the image, tap the action button, and choose the wallpaper option.
And if pure black is too much, here's a slightly textured version called Anthracite by Marc Edwards of Bjango.
There are lots of other subtle variants out there, so if you have a favorite, please do share.
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iPhone 5 black out: Going dark on wallpaper
It means he's using a beta version of the app.
Ahhh. Thanks!
I just copied you when I read the title of this post. iOS 1, 2 and 3, baby!
Edit 1: I can't handle the going dark thing, just tried it for 15 minutes. Here's a fall wall photo I snapped a few weeks back, it's much more calming: http://cl.ly/LQIj/IMG_4472.PNG
In case you guys were wondering, this is a RAW, but cropped iPhone photograph (no effect).
(your comment "edit" button is broken here on the site (which is why I had to reply to my own comment)
EDIT 2: The edit button is back working. Merged my comments, above.
Or, google the word black.
Can the same picture be used on an iPad mini, or is a proper resolution more suitable?
If the image consists only of pixels of one colour — it's entirely black — then image resolution doesn't matter. So, you could use the iPhone wallpaper on your iPad and not worry about it looking bad.
I really like Marcelo Marfil's recent series of dark patterned wallpapers - http://www.mmarfil.com/goodies/
Very nice.
Very noisy ;-)
My 'Vader Black' iPhone 5 had a black background from day 1. My iPhone 4 wall paper was a pic of Darth Vader and it was simply ported over.
I've been using the black backgrounds for a while. These are a few of the favorites I've come across:
Leather (http://i.imgur.com/ZeY9D.jpg)
Canvas (http://i.imgur.com/JPK66.jpg)
Vader (http://i.imgur.com/lJZHE.jpg)
I also have two sized for my iPad mini (will work on an iPad2 was well):
Pixels (http://i.imgur.com/lBhrA.jpg)
Dark Wood (http://i.imgur.com/ZyhEf.jpg)
The dark wood is really nice. It will look even better when I get my Ronin case.
Leather is the best one there. Canvas looks a lot like linen, though I can see it's not linen when I inspect.
I've always used it like that. To me the fact that Apple allowed users to change it on iOS 4 was a big mistake. In therms of design the single purpose of the home screen is to present you with the icons and with the black background the "screen" just disappears and the phone and the icons are presented as a whole. Besides, you have the lock screen to place a picture if you so desire, and it's going to look a lot better without all the icons on top of it.
By the way, you don't need a wallpaper with the size of your device. Considering we're talking about a solid color all you need (as a matter of fact it might be even better if you do this) is a 1px by 1px image. Cheers!
Oh yeah! Back to black! I love the blackout theme in Twitteriffic 5. Only problem is when I click on a link in my timeline, it takes me away to a page that shocks my eyes because it has adjusted to the dark.
It looks really good on the black iPhone 5. I remember when I hated the black on iOS 2,3. But the icons really look good. Not so good on the lock screen
Re: "Apple's head of design, Jony Ive, has spoken about hardware that's authentic to its purpose, and about taking way everything superfluous, everything distracting..."
You can talk deep, pure design until you're blue in the face.
You can preach truthfulness in user-centric design all day.
But in the end, designers are still fashion victims.
Just as trendy and fad-driven as the rest of us.
App "A" looks cool today, so apps "B," "C," and "D" will all copy it tomorrow.
You'll get sick of black in a few days, Rene.
My girlfriend has always rocked the black wallpaper. She's downright militant about it.
She also loves christmas lights. Does anyone know where I can find a black wallpaper with christmas lights on the edges? I've tried Google and I can't find anything that isn't a silly out of focus thing or messy dangly lights. The background needs to be almost entirely black with the lights just poking out of the edges. Really weird and specific I know but I figured there has to be someone on this comment thread who's equally anal about such things.
I've been using the black wallpaper on my homescreen ever since my iphone 4 when it was release with Verizon. I think it's too busy to have something behind the icons. Glad other people feel the same way. As someone said before me just take a picture against your leg or something. That's how I did it my frist time, and it never occured to me to do it another way.
I find that the best "home screen" background has to be B&W and must have a variety of textures to show off the great Retina display. A great composition also goes a long way.
For the "lock screen" I love a powerfully composed photograph using the rule of thirds and maybe some negative space to make it pop!
I took the simple route when (I think it was) the day iOS 5 came out with the pinstriped wallpaper. I hated it. I walked out into the garage, left the lights off, and took a picture without the flash. Black as coal. I've used it ever since. My lock screen is the American flag.
I have been using black backround on home-screen for a while and I like the wat icons stand out on it. This is my favorite black background - not overpowering at all and looks amazing on the new iPad as well as on the iPhone5:
I like the dark look as well. Even if not dark, I like the plain backgrounds as I find images too distracting from the icons. If I do use an image, like the Calvin & Hobbes image below, I'll arrange the icons so they only fill part of the screen so the image is below, and C&H are looking up at them.
Some of my favorites are:
Apple lock screen, then the same without the logo for the home screen:
Lock: http://imgur.com/ocFE7
Home: http://imgur.com/TEY0c
Honeycomb: http://imgur.com/qHO3L
A few lightly patterned options:
I like the iPhone 5, but do not have the money to buy it so I tried to keep up a blog contest prize iPhone 5
I personally have always preferred a black wallpaper i think i looks classy and like the story says less busy
You said "5 generations and almost as many years later" but the iPhone 5 (despite it's name) is the 6th generation iPhone. – I still think Apple picked a stupid name, for that very reason.
It looks like your iPhone has a lot of light leak in the corners, have you tried getting it replaced?
Okay, wallpapers can be distracting and only icons makes users focus on apps - BUT, this doesn't roll like it used to. Because we now have the option to change our wallpaper, it's something we think about regardless how diluted the background is. Before when black was standard, you just slide to unlock your iPhone and it's right to the apps!
Yeah, the home screen in black looks very sleek. I even changed it on my phone but that didn't last more than 5 minutes. Now that we have the option to change wallpaper, it's hard to unlock and not think, "hmmm, can this look better?"
But like I said, black is sleek. I just changed my wallpaper to canvas black thanks to chris1982 :]
I like the original Apple black-it had a faint pattern
I can't find it anymore
Here is the one I've been using since I got my iPhone 4S :
Once cropped to the normal 640×960 size, it's pretty nice as home screen and/or lock screen.


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