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After all, it is for obvious reasons. And these include ease of storage upon deployment (learn more about military motorcycle accidents here.). Also, Michael is a sympathetic, inactive United States Marine.
And wearing your orange safety vest, full faced helmet, heavy duty biker boots, and riding chaps don't ensure a scot-free escape. Things like padded leather jackets and gloves offer little protection when stacked against a large car, truck or bus slamming into a cyclist. In fact, riders get lucky when they escape with mere bruising, scrapes and black and blue marks.
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According to the Insurance Information Institute, 4,976 people died in motorcycle crashes in 2015. This was up 8.3% over 2014's total of 4,594. Furthermore, another 88,000 motorcyclists were injured. This was down about 4.3% from 2014's total. All in all, motorcyclists are about 27 times more likely than passenger car occupants to die in a crash per mile traveled. They are also almost five times more likely to be injured.
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The mischief arising out of these collisions isn't the same as that suffered in an enclosed passenger car. After all, cars have seatbelts and airbags. And bodily injuries can vary from ruptured discs, road rash, a severe brain injury. And they can even result in loss of life.
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Statistics show a chance of a smash up is higher in the geographic area of LA. [1. The Hurt Report 1981] Riders don't have a chance against the four-wheeled, steel beasts we call automobiles.
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This is because, for example, a "safe" speed and not the posted speed is what is required for a responsible driver. Another example would be a roadway defect, or foggy conditions, or cases where the sun is in the car driver's eyes, impairing visibility.
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Carnegie Museum of Art alters adult art classes
The Carnegie Museum of Art is planning to change the way it offers adult art classes, museum officials said Thursday.
Instead of offering 10-week, semester-based classes, the museum's classes will be based on its special exhibitions, spokesman Jonathan Gaugler said.
"A lot of people cannot commit to classes that last for 10 weeks, especially if the classes are held on weekdays," Gaugler said.
Classes that might include one or multiple sessions will be more flexible for students, he said.
The location of the classes has changed.
Students used to attend classes in a basement room beneath the Carnegie Music Hall. This year, the museum moved classes to a smaller room.
Crews are converting the original class space to office space to accommodate some employees who worked in a nearby building the museum no longer leases, Gaugler said.
The changes caused some concern among students and some art instructors who fear the museum will eventually move classes to another building, said Andrew G. Serdy of West Mifflin, who took several classes at the museum.
"You need to have classes in the museum building. Part of studying art includes looking at what the masters have done. You cannot do that if classes are held somewhere else," Serdy said.
The room used for art classes, which Gaugler said is a temporary space, is smaller and without running water.
"If you are doing oil painting, you need water for the brushes. You even need water when you are doing pastels because your hands get dirty," Serdy said.
Gaugler said the museum will select a permanent classroom this summer.
"We are not losing studio space. ... There is not a lack of space in this building," he said.
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Thanks, osnova, for your reply. I saw those other threads but none quite addressed my issue. As I understand it, DRM helps prevent unauthorized sharing, and happens at the publisher end (iBookstore, for example), but encryption helps prevent unauthorized access and happens, I think, at the creation end. So say my client decided to use iBookstore, his book may be hard to share thanks to DRM, but unless it is encrypted (i.e., opens with a key), then anyone with the iBook app could buy it, and he wants to limit the buyers to only those authorized to read the material (to whom he will provide the key or password). So to clarify my question, I guess I'd say "Does iBookstore support encryption?" and "Is encryption an affordable process for a relatively small project?" If encryption software, like DRM software, costs $10K, then the answer would be no. But perhaps there are those out there who do encryption for individuals, just as Apple aggregators do conversion and DRM for the individual---I just don't know who that would be or what they would be called. It's important to note, too, that this will be a fixed-layout .epub, not the usual flowing-content .epub, as that might make a difference in the answer. Thanks.
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Happy weekend my friends! Long time, no see, eh?
Okay, okay…its only been 3 days since my last post, but I missed y'all! A lot can happen in three days, ya know? I mean, a gal can eat her weight in cheese, get her first digits from a guy in a looonnggg time, hang with two of her best friends, drink two nights in a row for the first time in a looonnggg time and make some new discoveries.
Is that enough enticing you? Shall we jump right into the weekend action? Do you want me to stop asking you rhetorical questions? Huh, do ya?
In the spirit of not alienating you from ever reading my blog again, let's jump to it.
When you eat this for dinner on a Friday night, you know you're kickin' off the weekend right…
That would be Coconut Bliss Dark Chocolate 'scream + peanut butter. Ummm, I am pretty sure if heaven exists, it is in this pint. Andrea, you will NOT regret this addiction :).
On Friday night, two of my bestest friends in the world – Ashley and Megan – arrived to come visit me for the weekend! Seriously, there is nothing like some girl time with your besties to make the world seem right again.
Since I love them so much, I thought it only appropriate to have snacks waiting upon their arrival…
When I say girls' night, you say wine + cheese.
Me: GIRLS' NIGHT!
You: WINE AND CHEESE!
Not just any cheese however, WISCONSIN CHEESE!
Alongside some stoneground whole wheat crackers + homemade tomato basil tortilla chips, which I made using the Tomato Basil Garlic salt-free seasoning the lovely people at Mrs. Dash sent me awhile ago.
Don't forget some red wine (of the cabernet sauvignon variety)…boxed-style!
Because boxed wine ain't just for grammas no mo'.
And some treats, courtesy of NuNaturals and Mama Pea…
Mama Pea knows her Vegan Almond Joy Cookie Bars, and she knows them well.
However, despite the massive amount of cheese + cookie bars that were consumed chatting and catching up on the floor of my living room, we all woke up with 1/2 an empty box of wine and a mild hangover. Let's just say, us now 25-year-olds don't quite have the tolerance of our 19-year-old youth.
It's a good thing there is a quick cure for all of that: more cookies + shopping!
Veggies don't hurt either…especially since it had been about two days since I had consumed any.
This glorious salad was devoured in about 7 minutes. If you are ever in Madtown, you MUST eat at The Weary Traveler. It has some of the best food (for meat eaters, veggies AND vegans!) this town has to offer. End of story.
After some much-needed nap time, magazine reading time, veg time and computer time, we were ready and rarin' to go for round two. Next stop…Cooper's Tavern!
My lovely dates…
And our lovely meals…
Clockwise, from top left: Beer Cheese Pretzels (shared by all), lamb sandwich with tomato jam and provolone (Ashley), Amy's salad with goat cheese fritters (Megan) and fish and chips (moi)
Everything was DELICIOUS, and I will definitely be returning here. As in next week. No lie.
It all tasted better washed down with this…
Multiply this by about 5 or 6. That is how many beers were consumed throughout the evening.
Us gals barhopped, people watched, met some new friends and smiled for some much needed friend pictures.
I may or may not have scored a miracle telephone number from a cute, smart and attractive lawyer. What is potential dating telephone etiquette anyways? Clearly, I am behind the times and out of that loop.
I am also out of the loop on knowing when we are and when we are not taking funny pictures.
Pretty bird girl.
Name that movie.
This morning, we were up at 8am despite not getting to bed until 2am. Ashley and I slept in my bed, while Megan slept on a mattress in the living room. And I think her text message (yes, text message) from the next room this morning about sums up our weekend…
"I'm old. This hurts."
Yes, yes it does.
Luckily, food can usually save the day in instances like this. Despite our headaches + general sense of feeling old, we headed off to Monty's Blue Plate Diner for some breakfast lovin'…
The vegan Sweet Potato Hash with Tofu Scramble definitely made me feel better about what I did to my body this weekend.
I'm old. This hurts. And now I have an apartment to clean.
For all you in-the-know people, what is dating phone etiquette these days? Do I wait a day? Do I call him today? Do I call him a couple days? HELP!
What was the highlight of YOUR weekend? Mine was (d) all of the above.


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All relatives that resided in Trinidad from early 1900's to mid 1930's. Teddy Barnes had a bar in Trinidad. The Degurse's had a large family and we think Great Grandfather was a brick mason. Miller family had a small ranch or farm. Anyone know anything about any of these families?
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Tang, Howe Eng (2005) Kesan sistem pembelajaran berkomputer matematik berasaskan personaliti. PhD thesis, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Education.
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The purpose of this research is to develop a software based on students' personality type and the skills of creative and critical thinking (KBKK) in learning Linear Motion (GPGL) topic; hence the evaluation of software effectiveness and the exploration pattern of students on MathSoft studied. The research samples consist of initial research sample I, initial research sample II and software evaluation research sample while the research instruments are the test, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), observation, worksheet, interviews, software evaluation forms and digital video recording files. A combination of qualitative and quantitative approaches has been used in analyzing the research data. The finding of software evaluation research shows that after the application of software, the experimental group achieves a significant higher mean mark if compared to that of before the software application. The outcome of the interviews conducted on the experimental group reveals that in overall, these students give positive responses and constructive feedbacks as regards to the effectiveness of software application. The Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) suggests that there is a significant difference in mastering the KBKK for the experimental group. The student categorized under Introvert-Intuitive (IN) shows better learning skill as compared to Introvert-Sensing (IS) and Extravert-Intuitive (EN) in KBKK of sketching and describing velocity-time (v-t) graph. Likewise, IN is also dominant in KBKK of making inference and computing uniform velocity. From the perspective of interaction pattern, EN is matched with the non-linear pattern; IS with linear pattern and Extravert-Sensing (ES) with hierarchy pattern using the MathSoft. IS tends to learn in IS learning mode; IN in IN mode while ES favors the IS mode. The exploration pattern as shown by the majority of the students indicate that they spend a longer time in their own mode of personality. In conclusion, the application of MathSoft in learning GPGL has been accepted positively by the students and expert teachers alike.
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I presently have a PHP script that must be ported to a different language do to a this restriction I found. Looking at Python?
I need to change my ip inside of a running script in order to solve an anomaly. This should be very straight forward using cURL
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_INTERFACE, $interfaceip);
but cURL will only change the IP address from 'sub interface' to -> default. Once it reaches default, there is no way to change that IP again (it locks in place).
This is a bad thing. I need the IP address to go back and forth every 2 hours between 2 IPs.
Research into the issue indicated that something 'possibly' in the kernel is blocking this IP swap away from the <- default interface.
I was able to find a workaround by throwing the PHP script executable into a BASH script and 'that' completely breaks the connection and does a full reset, allowing my IP change at will. This 'solves my one issue' of swapping IP off the default, but creates many more.
for i in {1..1000000}; do php56 junior.000.023.php; done
But this is a really dirty hack and not an acceptable solution for the long term.
Does Python have a method that will completely break an IP connection, allowing an IP switch 'from default interface' in an actively running script, allowing me to bypass this ip rotation restriction?.
i.e. breaking/clearing completely the interface connection in a script, but without the script restart?
php code: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3931 ... rfaces-php


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Art Club provides additional opportunities to experience creative adventures in art. Types of activities may include fabric painting,
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Computer Club: Technology is explored and fun awaits those who
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Drama Club provides students with the opportunity to
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Students must be willing to commit their time
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FACS Club: Do you like cooking? Eating? Sewing? Then
FACS Club is for you. You will spend time in the kitchen
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Math Club: Students will engage in math activities, explore
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National Junior Honor Society promotes scholarship, service
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Jazz Band: Select 7th & 8th grade students are
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Jazz Ensemble is for any 7th and 8th grade student
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Newspaper Club is perfect for anyone who loves to
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students will put together 4 issues of the Wildcat Claw and
distribute the newspaper for all of WMS to read and enjoy.
Science Club provides the opportunity to delve into
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Students create their own experiments and discuss and
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Scrapbooking Club allows students to develop
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friend memories. Various skills such as planning,
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Show Choir: Students prepare for and perform a
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Due to the nature of show choir, students are expected
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Spanish Club provides students the opportunity to learn
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Student Council is a leadership organization, which
gives students the opportunity to be involved in
improving the school environment.
TREND (Turning Resources and Energy in New Directions)
Students will discuss and plan activities that focus on a
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students to technology and the benefits of being
"technology literate" in today's society. The club
promotes participation in group problem solving activities
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Talent Show promotes the talents of middle school
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Students try out for the talent show and then practices
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Writers' Club provides a place to publish student writing.
Writers' Club also offers an opportunity for students to attend
an open writing lab after school so that they have access to
computers and writing advice from teachers. Writers' Club
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Yearbook Club: Students meet to plan, design and construct
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Today, Congressman Pete Visclosky joined Congressman Robert Aderholt in advancing a Buy American Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2013 Interior Appropriations Act. The Amendment requires that every project receiving funding through the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) State Revolving Funds for Clean Water and Drinking Water must use iron and steel products produced in the United States.
"This is a common-sense provision that will stimulate American manufacturing," said Congressman Visclosky. "We must ensure that American taxpayer dollars are spent to create jobs in America. I am pleased that the Committee included this investment in both our water infrastructure and in American iron and steel."
The Amendment was approved by voice vote today during the House Appropriations Committee markup of the Fiscal Year 2013 Interior Appropriations Act. Congressman Visclosky is dedicated to creating good-paying jobs and reinvesting in America's infrastructure. From his positions as Ranking Member on the Appropriations Energy and Water Subcommittee and Vice Chairman of the Congressional Steel Caucus, he advocates for infrastructure development and fair trade policies that benefit the people of Northwest Indiana and American manufacturing.
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*****PARENTS AND STUDENTS: I am trying out a new text messaging system called
Remind 101. This text messaging service will allow me to send out text
reminders about upcoming tests, etc. If you are interested in
receiving these texts, please text @nphschem to (470) 315-7191.
*****TUTORING AVAILABLE BEFORE SCHOOL: TUESDAY - FRIDAY 8:00-8:30 am
1) The following link is an OUTSTANDING resource. There are video tutorials
that explain all of the concepts we will study this year. Please use this
resource any time you are struggling to understand what we are learning
in class.
2) Another fantastic site, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, has
notes, practice sheets, activities, etc. too help you understand all
aspects of chemistry.
3) This is the website that accompanies your textbook. The "ACE the Test"
feature offers great practice/review questions.
4) There is a website that accompanies another great textbook. This site has
so many wonderful resources - please check it out:
5) This site contains excellent UNIT OUTLINES and TOPIC NOTES of the units
we will cover this semester. You will be asked to print the outlines
and topic notes as we begin each unit.
6) There is a FANTASTIC website that has video tutorials, note-taking
sheets and practice problems for the each of the topics we will cover
in Honors Chemistry. Please visit this site any time you need extra
help/practice. The videos go in the same order as the Honors Chemistry
course and are listed by topics.
7) There is a another GREAT site that breaks the chemistry curriculum into
modules. Each module provides an excellent tutorial with lots of good
practice problems for you to work to enhance your understanding of the
concepts we cover in class.
8) A third great site is the Khan Academy, which has over 100 chemistry
videos that correlate with the concepts we will study this semester.
The subject areas are listed alphabetically, so scroll down to the C's,
then look for the topic you want to study.
9) There are two free on-line textbooks that you might find helpful.
Visit these websites, they will be a huge help this year. The books
cover much of the same material we will study this semester.
http://www.ck12.org/flexbook/ (look in the middle column, and
click on Chemistry SE)
10) Here is an on-line chemistry GLOSSARY to help with terms and
Wednesday, 1/8
Review class documents, procedures and websites
Activity - Lab equipment - Quiz on Monday, 8/5
*****Student signature forms, lab safety contracts are due by Friday, 1/10
Thursday, 1/9
Review lab equipment (quiz tomorrow)
Discuss - writing formal lab report
Lab Safety Video and Quiz
Pre-lab for Lab #1: Reaction in a Bag
Friday, 1/10
Turn in signature forms, lab safety contracts
Review lab equipment
Quiz: Lab equipment
Lab #1 Reaction in a Bag (due tomorrow - don't forget to attach rubric)
Monday, 1/13
Turn in Lab #1 w/rubric
PP: Ch. 1.2-1.4
Practice: scientific method and experimental procedures
Your assigned vocab word for the word wall is due tomorrow.
Quiz tomorrow over Ch. 1
Tuesday, 1/14
Review Ch. 1 concepts
Quiz: Ch. 1
PP: Ch. 2.1,2.2
Practice: metric system, density calculations, temperature conversions
Wednesday, 1/15
Review metric system, density calculations, temperature conversions
Practice: metric conversions
Thursday, 1/16
Review: scientific notation, density, metric conversions, temperature
Lab #2: Scientific Measurements - due tomorrow
Quiz tomorrow over Ch. 2.1-2.2
Friday, 1/17
Turn in Lab #2 w/rubric
Review: scientific notation, density, metric conversions, temperature
Quiz: Ch. 2.1,2.2
PP: Ch. 2.3 and 2.4 - Reporting scientific data
Practice: significant figures
Extra credit assignment: significant figures (due Tuesday)
Monday, 1/20
MLK Holiday
Tuesday, 1/21
Practice: significant figures, percent error, accuracy and precision
(quiz tomorrow)
*****You will need 3 SHINY pennies for Lab #3 on Thursday
*****The Ch. 1-3 TEST will be Monday, 1/27
*****Unit 1 Extra Credit Vocab (index cards) is due on MOnday, 1/27
Wednesday, 1/22
Review Ch. 2
Quiz: Ch. 2.3,2.4
PP: Ch. 3
Video animations and demonstrations
Practice: matter, mixtures, properties and changes (quiz tomorrow)
*****Remember - bring pennies tomorrow!
Thursday, 1/23
Review: matter, mixtures, properties and changes (quiz tomorrow)
Review Quiz: Ch. 2.3,2.4
Lab #3: Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes (due tomorrow)
*****Remember - Ch. 1-3 TEST Monday!!!
Friday, 1/24
Turn in Lab #3
Quiz: Ch. 3
Review all quizzes from Ch. 1,2,3
Supplemental/review problems for Ch. 1-3
Discuss test format, preview essay questions
Monday, 1/27
TEST: Ch. 1,2,3
Tuesday, 1/28
Early release due to snow
Wednesday, 1/29
Thursday, 1/30
Friday, 1/31
Monday, 2/3
Return/discuss Ch. 1-3 TEST
Test Extra Credit opportunity tomorrow at beginning of class
*****Please review/practice significant figures and units!!!
PP: Ch. 4.1-4.3
Practice: atomic structure and isotopes,calculating average atomic
*****Please bring 3 SMALL bags of candy for Lab #4 - you will need 1 SMALL
bag of each of the following: m&m's, skittles and reese's pieces
Tuesday, 2/4
Extra credit opportunity for Ch. 1-3 TEST
Review and practice: atomic structures and isotopes,calculating average atomic
Lab #4: Isotopes of Candium (due tomorrow)
Quiz tomorrow - Ch. 4.1-4.3
Wednesday, 2/5
Turn in Lab #4
Review: atomic structures, isotopes
Quiz: Ch. 4.1-4.3
PP: Ch. 5.1
Practice: calculating frequency, energy, wavelength, photoelectric effect,
using Planck's constant
Thursday, 2/6
Review: calculating frequency, energy, wavelength, photoelectric effect,
using Planck's constant
*****Ch. 4 and 5 TEST will be Friday, 2/14*****
Friday, 2/7
Quiz: Ch. 5.1
Lab #5: Flame Tests and the Photoelectric Effect - due Monday
PP: Ch. 5.2,5.3
Practice: orbital diagrams, electron configurations, noble gas
configurations, Lewis dot structures
NOTE TO PARENTS: Students have completed 5 labs this month. These labs are
averaged into Lab Grade #1, which counts as a formative grade. Future labs
(every five labs) will be averaged as a summative grade, which will count as
a test grade. Please encourage your student to turn in all labs, and to make
sure all labs are complete. Labs are a critical part of chemistry class, and
have a major impact on your child's grade in Honors Chemistry.
Monday, 2/10
Turn in Lab #5
Practice: orbital diagrams, electron configurations, noble gas
configurations, Lewis dot structures
Quiz tomorrow
Tuesday, 2/11
Wednesday, 2/12
Thursday, 2/13
Friday, 2/14
Monday, 2/17 - Friday, 2/21 WINTER BREAK
Monday, 2/24
Review Ch. 4 and Ch. 5.1
Tuesday, 2/25
Review: orbital diagrams, electron configurations, noble gas
configurations, Lewis dot structures
Quiz: Ch. 5.2,5.3
Practice: quantum numbers
Wednesday, 2/26
Review: quantum numbers
Lab #6: Electron configurations, atoms, ions, and quantum numbers (due
*****Ch. 4 and 5 TEST information:
48 multiple choice/matching questions
12 free response questions (some have multiple parts)
2 essays - 1 required, 1 extra credit
Essay topics:
1) Development of the quantum mechanical model (include scientists)
2) Relate quantum theory to the photoelectric effect
Thursday, 2/27
Turn in Lab #6
Quiz: Ch. 5.4
Review for Ch. 4 and 5 TEST
Friday, 2/28
TEST: Ch. 4 and 5
Monday, 3/3
Return/review Ch. 4-5 Tests
Discuss Ch. 6 Project: Families of the Periodic Table (due Tues, 2/26)
PP: Ch. 6.1,6.2
Practice: analyzing the modern Periodic Table
Tuesday, 3/4
Review Ch. 6.1,6.2
Quiz: Ch. 6.1,6.2
Lab #7: Development of the Periodic Table
*****You will need 5 balloons for Lab #8. You will also need 20 balloons for
a lab in the next unit. You will earn 10 EC points for bringing in 25
Wednesday, 3/5
Turn in Lab #7
Discuss Extra Credit Periodic Trends Lab
Lab #8: Properties of Hydrogen
Thursday, 3/6
Turn in Lab #8 and EC Lab
PP: Ch. 6.3
Practice: periodic trends
Friday, 3/7
Turn in Project early - 3 EC points (Test points!)
Review: Ch. 6.3
Quiz: Periodic Trends
Review Ch. 6
Monday, 3/10
Test: Ch. 6
Tuesday, 3/11
Turn in Project - Families of the Periodic Table
PP: Ch. 7.1,7.2
Practice: ionic bonding with orbital boxes and lewis dot structures
Quiz tomorrow
Wednesday, 3/12
Review: ionic bonding, e- configuration, orbital boxes, Lewis structures
Quiz: Ch. 7.1,7.2
PP: Ch. 7.3
Practice: criss-cross methods, writing and naming ionic ionic compounds
Thursday, 3/13
Review: criss-cross methods, writing and naming ionic compounds
Practice: writing formulas of ionic compounds from names
PP: Ch. 7.4
Practice: sea of electrons
Introduce: covalent bonding
Practice: forming covalent bonds
Friday, 3/14
Review: writing formulas of ionic compounds, naming ionic compounds
In-class extra credit - naming and writing formulas for ionic cmpds
Quiz: Ch. 7.3,7.4
Review and practice: covalent bonding
Lab #9: Covalent Bonding
Monday, 3/17
Turn in Lab #9
Review: covalent bonding, bond length and strength
PP: Ch. 8.3
Practice: resonance structures, exceptions to octet rule
Quiz tomorrow - Ch. 8.1,8.3
Tuesday, 3/18
Review: covalent bonding, bond length and strength, resonance
structures, exceptions to octet rule
Quiz: Ch. 8.1,8.3
PP: Ch. 8.2
Practice: writing formulas for covalent compounds, naming covalent
Wednesday, 3/19
Review: writing formulas of covalent compounds, naming covalent
Quiz: Ch. 8.2
Thursday, 3/20
Review ionic and covalent bonding
TEST: Ch. 7 and 8
Friday, 3/21
PP: Ch. 8.4
Practice: molecular geometries (VSEPR) and orbital hybridization
Monday, 3/24
Review: VSEPR and polarity
Introduce: orbital hybridization and intermolecular forces
Practice: shapes, polarity, hybridization, IMF's
Tuesday, 3/25
Review: VSEPR, polarity, orbital hybridization and IMF's
Lab #10: Molecular Geometries (due tomorrow)
Quiz tomorrow: Ch. 8.4,8.5
Wednesday, 3/26
Turn in Lab #10
Review: VSEPR, polarity, hybridization and IMF's
Quiz: Ch. 8.4,8.5
Introduce: Chemical Reactions
Practice: writing skeleton equations
Quiz tomorrow - Ch. 9.1
****Here is the link for the Equations Vodcast:
Thursday, 3/27
Review: Ch. 9.4
Practice: Writing equations and balancing equations
Quiz: Ch. 9.1
PP: Ch. 9.2
Practice: classifying reactions and predicting products
Friday, 3/28
Review: classifying reactions and predicting products
Practice: write reactants. classify reaction, predict and write
products, balance equation
Lab #11: Types of Chemical Reactions
Monday, 3/31
Review: write reactants. classify reaction, predict and write
products, balance equations
Quiz: Ch. 9.2
PP: Ch. 9.3
Practice: net ionic equations
*****EXTRA CREDIT LAB #2: Net Ionic Equations - due tomorrow!!!
Tuesday, 4/1
Introduce the MOLE concept
PP: Ch. 10.1-10.3
Practice: molar mass, moles, mass and particle conversions
Wednesday, 4/2
Review: molar mass, moles, mass and particle conversions
Quiz: mole conversions #1
Introduce: mixed mole conversion problems
Practice: mole conversions to mass, volume and particles
Thursday, 4/3
Review: mixed mole conversion problems
Quiz: mole conversions #2
PP: Ch. 10.4
Practice: % composition, empirical formulas
Friday, 4/4
Review: % composition, empirical formulas
Introduce: molecular formulas
EC activity: The Strange Case of Mole Airlines Flight #602
Monday, 4/7 - Friday, 4/11 SPRING BREAK
Monday, 4/14
Turn in Mole Airlines EC
Review: % composition, empirical and molecular formulas
PP: Ch. 10.5
Practice: hydrates
Quiz: Ch. 10.4,10.5
Tuesday, 4/15
Review for Ch. 9 and 10 TEST
Ch. 9 - Types of Chemical reactions
Ch. 10 - The Mole
Wednesday, 4/16
TEST: Ch. 9 and 10
Thursday, 4/17
Introduce stoichiometry
PP: Ch. 11.1,11.2
Practice: mole-mole ratios, stoichiometric calculations
Friday, 4/18
Review: mole-mole ratios, stoichiometric calculations
Quiz: Ch. 11.1,11.2
PP: Ch. 11.3
Discuss and practice: limiting and excess reactants
Monday, 4/21
Review: mole-mole ratios, stoichiometric calculations, limiting and
excess reactants
PP: Ch. 11.4
Practice: calculating limiting and excess reactants
Extra credit activity: Chemical Preparation of Aspirin
Tuesday, 4/22
Review: limiting and excess reactants, percent yield
Quiz: Ch. 11.3,11.4
Ch. 11 practice test (answers provided)
Wednesday, 4/23
Ch. 11 TEST: Stoichiometry
Thursday, 4/24
Introduce Ch. 12
PP: Ch. 12.1
Practice: gas conversions, manometers, Graham's law of effusion,
Dalton's law of partial pressures
Quiz tomorrow
Friday, 4/25
Review: gas conversions, manometers, Graham's law of effusion,
Dalton's law of partial pressures
Quiz: Ch. 12.1
PP: Ch. 12.2-12.4
Practice: states of matter, phase changes and heating curves
Monday, 4/28
Review: states of matter, phase changes and heating curves
PP: Finish Ch. 12.4
Practice: phase diagrams, changes in state, intermolecular forces
Tomorrow: Ch. 12.2-12.4 Quiz
*****PLEASE bring a pair of pliers to use in lab tomorrow*****
Tuesday, 4/29
Review: states of matter, phase changes and heating curves,
phase diagrams, changes in state, intermolecular forces
Quiz: Ch. 12.2-12.4
Lab #13: Triple Point of Carbon Dioxide
Wednesday, 4/30
Turn in Lab #13
PP: Ch. 13.1
Practice: Boyle's, Charles', Gay-Lussac's and combined gas laws
Thursday, 5/1
Review: Boyle's, Charles', Gay-Lussac's and combined gas laws
PP: Ch. 13.2
Practice: Ideal gas law
Quiz: Ch. 13.1, 13.2
Review all concepts and calculations from Ch. 12 and 13
Friday, 5/2
TEST: Ch. 12 and 13
Monday, 5/5
Introduce: solutions
PP: Ch. 14.1,14.2
Practice: calculating molarity, molality, mole fraction, molarity by dilution
Wednesday, 5/7
Review: properties and types of solutions, molarity, molality, mole fraction,
molarity by dilution,
Quiz: Ch. 14.1,14.2
PP: Ch. 14.3, 14.4
Practice: colligative properties
Thursday, 5/8
Review: colligative properties
Lab #14: Freezing Point Depression (due tomorrow)
Friday, 5/9
Turn in Lab #14
Quiz: Ch. 14.3,14.4
Monday, 5/12
Introduce: Thermochemistry
Practice: heat stoichiometry, heating curves, heats of phase changes
Extra credit activity: heat calculations (due tomorrow)
Tuesday, 5/13
Review: heat stoichiometry, heating curves, heats of phase changes
Quiz: Ch. 15.1,15.2
Practice: calculating delta H, specific heat
Wednesday, 5/14
PP: Ch. 15.3, 15.4
Practice: calculations with Hess' law and heats of formation
Review for Ch. 14 and 15 TEST - it will be an open-note test
Thursday, 5/15
TEST: Ch. 14 and 15
Friday, 5/16
Discuss: reaction rates, equilibrium, nuclear reactions
Monday, 5/19
Introduce acids and bases
Practice: pH, pOH, concentrations of acids and bases
Tuesday, 5/20
Review: acids and bases, pH, pOH, calculating concentrations of acids/bases
Quiz: Ch. 18.1,18.2
PP: Ch. 18.3,18.4
Practice: Ka and Kb, salt hydrolysis, titrations
Wednesday, 5/21
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Russian armed forces incurred and occupied Ukraine's Crimean peninsula on 27 February, 2014. A short time after the incursion, Crimea announced that a referendum would be held on March 16, 2014 to determine whether Crimea would secede from Ukraine and become part of the Russian Federation.
In retrospect, it is apparent that the Russian occupation of Crimea was a coordinated effort between Russian and Crimean authorities in an attempt to dissuade Ukraine from interfering with Crimea's secession.
Since the secession referendum was announced, the global powers (Great Britain, EU, US, et al.) have decried the referendum as illegal, because it was not sanctioned by the Ukrainian government and is not written into the Ukrainian constitution.
This illuminates a disturbing attitude by the global powers: After people vest a government with power, the power cannot be revoked by the governed, but only by consent and authority of the government. To suggest that people must ask permission of their government to rescind authority is contrary to the classical ideals of democracy and the arguments of the Enlightenment patriarchs.
The concept of self-government is that the authority and legitimacy of power always rests with the people; it is never transferred, surrendered, or delegated, but 'licensed' – to use a contemporary term – to those who administer the powers of government. To suggest that the power of the people is surrendered to bureaucracy in a one-way trip is to subvert democracy into an oligarchy – a system where the few and powerful hold sway. You may be able to conjure some examples of how the American political system has transmogrified aspects of itself into an oligarchy.
The last two American presidencies have effected an alarming and unprecedented accretion of power to the Executive, bypassing the Legislature and marginalizing the Judicial. The condemnation of the Crimean referendum by the global powers suggests that the attitude of the supremacy of bureaucracy exists beyond American borders, and is entrenched globally.
All of the world leaders who waggle their fingers at dictatorships like Syria, Cuba, and North Korea and cry "Democracy!" from their soap boxes of self-righteousness are but artifices of power, corruption, and self-preservation, wrapped in a word that lost the power of its brand long ago. As are the words Kleenex and Coke, Democracy is uttered wantonly and without deference for its true and forgotten meaning: the power to stand against tyranny.
There is no expression of the will of the people as powerful and absolute as a referendum. Thus, the true motivation for the opposition to the Crimean referendum is not legality, but fear. Fear of a status quo that is threatened by a population who awakens and exercises its true and legitimate power.
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Nokia Windows RT tablet appears as "Sirius" on GFX, gets Bluetooth certified
0. phoneArena posted on 15 Sep 2013, 20:04
The rumored Nokia Windows RT tablet has been Bluetooth certified under the model number of RM-114; interestingly, the slate went through the GFX benchmark test with a model number of RX-114. Mobile ad network AdDuplex also found model number RX-114 in its logs. And earlier leaks revolving around the Nokia Windows RT slab have given it the code name of "Sirius" which turns up on the GFX benchmark test...
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1. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10457; Member since: 14 May 2012)
RT Tablets aren't selling at all. I hope Nokia knows what they're doing.
21. tashreef (Posts: 476; Member since: 24 Nov 2012)
Window Phones weren't selling at all, But the result is acceptable.
Restrictions on third party apps is the only problem with RT devices.
29. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
Nor are chromebooks. google has to give them away to schools in the USA.
7. akki20892 (Posts: 3902; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
No, I'm kidding
18. THE.DARK.KNIGHT (banned) (Posts: 269; Member since: 09 Sep 2013)
Why so Sirius?
32. the_best (Posts: 139; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Yes i am Sirius black!
34. Brutus (Posts: 19; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
Nope... I m Harry Potter...
3. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
I bet money that Nokia RT will fail. And I don't like to gamble.
20. TechBizJP08 (Posts: 495; Member since: 25 Mar 2013)
How do u know? you just have to gamble. You still haven't seen sirius. Maybe the have something to offer.. :)
30. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
I bet money that google's chromebook strategy has already failed and will most likely be canned by the end of next year.
4. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
WHY?! Why does Nokia have to waste it's money, time and expertise on failing Windows RT Tablets whilst currently having financial problems? Stupid! (for now) Nokia Tablets should come in 2014 with the newly acquired Nokia.
8. akki20892 (Posts: 3902; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Not Nokia, elop want to do it because ms want to do it.
12. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
Not everything is completely decided by Elop, the board would of probably agreed to this too, it isn't *ALL* Elop.
25. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Elop isn't with Nokia anymore, he went to Microsoft as part of the acquisition announcement terms to prevent a seeming conflict of interest
33. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
He completely left? I thought he would swap to Microsoft in 2014 when Nokia is fully bought!
13. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
Nokia makes a decent move with that 1080p Bandit phone but they take 2 steps back with RT. Microsoft should just abandon RT and not let the casualties grow from it.
17. volcano (Posts: 348; Member since: 25 Jan 2013)
whats wrong with RT ? you want a tablet they are giving a tablet that run tablet apps :/
22. tashreef (Posts: 476; Member since: 24 Nov 2012)
but you can't run third party apps that's the problem.. and everyone knows how good/fast MS at developing apps
5. pookiewood (Posts: 631; Member since: 05 Mar 2012)
^^^^^^^ To all of you. RT has had trouble due to pricing. Now that the prices are coming down and if Nokia prices this right it could take off depending on how appealing they make it. They need to market it against the iPad because that is MS's intentions with RT is to compete with iOS and Android. It makes sense. Some bloggers and commenters just aren't getting that. Heck MS didn't get it due to initial pricing.
15. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
It's not only pricing. The problem is it's just not needed. We already have iPad's and Android's with well established markets. And rumor has it that Nokia will charge $500 for this tablet. I don't see the average Joe wanting to pay that type of cash for a unproven platform. I personally have no interest because I already have a iPad 1, Nexus 7 2012, Note 10.1 and Samsung 7" within my household.
23. tashreef (Posts: 476; Member since: 24 Nov 2012)
then let the one buy who don't have "a iPad 1, Nexus 7 2012, Note 10.1 and Samsung 7" within their household.
6. Kishin (Posts: 706; Member since: 30 May 2013)
RT does not need to exist, its wasting time while they could focus on windows8
31. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
Chromebooks and android tablets don't need to exist, but they do.
9. JojoGo101 (Posts: 211; Member since: 17 Dec 2012)
Is Snapdragon 800 WITH WINDOWS 8 too much to ask?
26. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Full desktop OS needs a desktop-class processor to be run. As good as the new Snapsragons are, they're still a mobile chip.
Need to have an x64 or x86 processor to run Win 8.
10. Saamic (Posts: 119; Member since: 20 Feb 2012)
If they took the RT off of this article title then I wouldn't have facepalmed myself... Can someone please explain to me why Nokia is producing a tablet that runs off of Windows 8 RT instead of just Windows 8...? Either there's a difference in the two versions of the operating system that I'm not aware of, or Nokia is crazy.
11. drkavint (Posts: 14; Member since: 27 Feb 2013)
useless windows..it cannot support major video formats...for those who says windows doesnot lag my 520 takes more than 5 seconds to load whats app..xperia z takes 2 seconds..
nokia restarts if internet explorer is overloaded by rich image sites..
when u suddenly move out of applications like whats app.. lumia restarts..
ya no hanging u need not press restart.. it will do automatically...
no easy wifi on/off widget.. cannot rename ur blutooth..no file manager.. cannot play music by folder.. cannot sideload ur video/ music in different folder..
memory problem is worst.. when u install application, windows pre allocat space..8gb is nulled to 1 gb with essential applications like adobe,whats app.. and no space for games...
for those who complain about s4 memory and say lag i curse them to buy lumia.. i am however impressed with audio quality and touch response.. so will be using lumia like an ipod, but useless product when compared to android..
i have no problem with windows 8.1 however.. its good.. love bs player and gom player..
love the performance .. but going back to rt is like going back to android 2.2..
think before u buy... android is popular because its more mature.. if u have good hardware like htc one/ xperia z1.. u get all high.. nokia is useless with windows...
14. phoneguy (Posts: 193; Member since: 08 Jan 2009)
You are comparing a 520 (super low end smartphone) to an xperia z....??@$%# ok dude.
16. tech2 (Posts: 3487; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
That was only 1 point, dude ! Read the rest of his comment.
Windows has no file manager, microsd, app crashing/loading issues, . Deal with it !


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THOUSANDS of property owners will have to pay council tax on second homes as soon as they become empty, under new plans.
Basildon Council's cabinet passed proposals to start charging 50 per cent council tax on 7,055 empty homes in the borough from 2014/15.
The Tory authority claims the move will encourage owners to sell or let second houses.
Previously, owners were exempt from paying the tax on those homes for the first six months after their purchase.
The new rules could bring in an extra £668,000, much of it going to Essex County Council.
Stuart Sullivan, Basildon councillor responsible for resources, said: "As part of the Localism Act, the Government has given us greater freedom to determine council tax liability.
"This has enabled us to make changes that will not only generatemuch- needed revenue, but also invigorate the housing market by encouraging owners of empty properties to get them back into use to benefit our community."
After six months, owners will have to pay full council tax.
Echo reader Kathryn Evans told our Facebook page: "That sucks. I have a property in Basildon and whenever it is empty it is because I have evicted a tenant for non-payment of rent.
"Then I have to scrub the house, redecorate and fix damage "This has taken me a couple of months as I work full time, which means I'm without any income from the property – still having to pay the mortgage and asking me to pay the council tax will be totally unfair."
The authority is also proposing to cut the discount homeowners get for their empty homes when are having work done, or require a major refit.
They would be exempt from paying the tax for 12 months, but now will have to start paying half the bill straight away.
At the moment, that will affect 121 homes in the borough.


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Most people have been vaguely aware that several of their fellow nationals have been in custody at the US base since 2002, but the campaign to have them repatriated has been low-key and little-reported.
Indeed lawyers for the men complain that the French government has been unduly supine in its attempts to have them brought home - drawing unfavourable comparisons with, of all places, Britain.
"We've had the feeling for a long time that we were facing a terrible silence - a wall of indifference. At first the official line was that discretion was the most effective tactic, but after a few months that was shown to be useless," said Jacques Debray, who is lawyer for two of the men, Nizar Sassi and Mourad Benchellali.
"When we had a public meeting at the European parliament not a single French deputy turned up. Meanwhile British members of parliament were constantly putting pressure on the government there. It would seem the attachment to the principle of law is more firmly anchored over there than it is here," he said.
But if French interest in the detainees has been muted, it is nonetheless universally accepted that their treatment by the US has been inhumane and purposeless.
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It does not take much to get French people to think badly of the US under its current leadership, and the detention conditions at Guantanamo have merely confirmed the popular view that Washington is behaving like a bully.
"No one denies that there are probably some real terrorists linked to al-Qaeda among the 600 prisoners at Guantanamo. But these suspicions hardly justify the judicial and physical treatment meted out to them since their arrest," Le Monde newspaper said in its leader Tuesday.
"History shows that countries that choose to fight against terrorism or oppression by non-democratic means never succeed," it said.
As with the Iraq war, the widely-held view is that America has squandered the huge stockpile of international sympathy and support it had after the 11 September attacks by acting in defiance of international law.
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But none of this means there is much sympathy for the French Guantanamo detainees, who - the four of them at least who have so far been repatriated - must now face the rigours, and injustices, of France's own judicial system.
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It was a good weekend to be a maniacal dream slasher in a stripy jumper and knife-fingered glove: the new, Platinum Dunes-produced take on A Nightmare On Elm Street got off to a solid start at the US box office with $32.2 million, according to weekend estimates.
The next two slots were taken up by films that are showing considerable legs, with How To Train Your Dragon on $10.8 million (the DreamWorks' toon is now up to nearly $200 million in the States) and Date Night, which held firm in third place with $7.6 million.
Jennifer Lopez' latest attempt at keeping her film career afloat, The Back-Up Plan, dropped from second to fourth place and $7.2 million, while the other new wide release, environ-message comedy Furry Vengeance, could only muster $6.5 million for fifth. It would appear that few families were suckered in by the incredible drawing power of Brendan Fraser being hit in the giblets by animals.
The remainder of this week's chart shakes down thusly: The Losers in sixth place, Clash Of The Titans down to seventh, Kick-Ass eighth, Death At A Funeral ninth and Disney's sea documentary Oceans in 10th.
And in related box office news, Iron Man 2, which opened here and in Europe early to avoid running into the World Cup, got off to a flying start with $100.2 million from more than 6,000 thousand cinemas. It'll no doubt do rather well when it touches down across the pond next weekend.
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I am asked the same question over and over – why in the campaign the PPP leaders keep returning to the seventies and eighties which have long gone and a long, long time ago? It is like campaigning for office and reminding citizens of what your party did in the anti-colonial days which are blank pages for young Guyanese.
Here is something I saw on a secondary school quiz programme hosted by Dr. Rovin Deodat.
Dr. Deodat asked what Guyana's name was before it became independent. None of the students knew it was British Guiana. I saw the pungent look of disbelief on the face of Deodat. The PPP's posture in the present situation could be likened to an election campaign in Germany in 2011 where the politicians remind the voters that Hitler was a bad man in 1933. Young people in Guyana don't know or want to know about PPP's struggle in the seventies.
Of course that is history and the young citizens of this land ought to know what the PPP, WPA, Catholic Church, the GHRA and other organizations did to bring freedom and liberty to post-Independent Guyana. The trouble is, while the WPA would love to extol its anti-dictatorship record in the seventies and eighties, the PPP is physically, morally and politically restrained from doing so.
When they go to their constituencies, unlike the WPA, they have to explain 20 years of their practice of the same immoralities and depravities they struggled against in the seventies.
Editorials in the two independent dailies and commentators have all dealt with this eerie pathway that the PPP has taken in the election season. How do you explain it? Really! Why go back forty years ago? One can offer three reasons. Depending on your perspective on the PPP, you can prioritize them.
First, in invoking the bad days of the seventies, the PPP knows it is keeping the "race thing" alive and the "race thing" is the only game in town for the PPP. Right up to the end of the campaign on November 26, there will be subtle and not so subtle references to the seventies and eighties to preserve the symbols of ethnic awareness and ethnic memory.
Secondly, lacking a solid foundation of achievements, the PPP seeks to obfuscate its non-accomplishments by focusing on the absence of flour and spilt peas that occurred more than thirty-five years ago under the PNC. This is a compulsive stratagem. There is no alternative.
How can PPP personnel go to Berbice and tell them about development when poor people cannot cycle across the ugly bridge they built, lovers cannot stroll across the ugly bridge they built and to cross the ugly bridge they built costs a motorist $2200. The strategy then is to stay away from the twenty years of PPP rule and paint a picture of life under the PNC forty years ago.
Someone has to tell the PPP that over seventy-five percent of the population is under thirty-five.
The third reason is not listed here as number three because it is of less importance. In fact, for this writer, it has the same theoretical value when assessing the nature of the PPP. If one listens carefully to every PPP member of the campaign, you will hear stories of the PPP in struggle in the seventies and eighties.
What is actually playing out here is the need to tell Indians in Guyana that the PPP are heroic people; that they struggled for justice and liberation. In other words, the PPP speakers want to come over as heroes, because if the other side of the coin is shown to the listeners, then disaster is in the making.
Take Gail Teixeira. Addressing a campaign meeting in Moruca, she described to her audience how in the eighties, the PPP campaigners couldn't get in to Moruca, and that one night they had to fly in secretly. Ms. Teixeira wants to remind the people that she was involved in struggle in those days. She would not want the audience to know that since she has been in power the past 20 years, she spoke to the US Embassy about her Government's involvement with drug traffickers.
Ms. Teixeira would not want her audience to know that last month she marched into UG, and in the presence of this writer, demanded the immediate dismissal of lecturers the Government doesn't want to see teach at UG. The same hide-and-seek game Rohee is playing. He goes back forty years ago. He doesn't want to talk about his twenty years in power. The visa scandal may come up.
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text: The Wheaton College community grieves the death of freshman Graham Elliot Stevens. Graham, 19, was an undeclared major who was interested in biology. A Wheaton, IL resident and graduate of Glenbard South High School, he lived in the Smith-Traber residence hall. Last Friday evening, Graham collapsed while participating in the Men's Glee Club tradition of playing "Capture the Flag" on Blanchard lawn. He was immediately transported to Central DuPage Hospital, where he remained unconscious in the intensive care unit. Because the medical professionals caring for Graham determined that there was nothing more that could be done, the Stevens family decided to withdraw life support. As a gesture of generosity in the midst of their grief, Graham's family decided to extend his legacy by making his organs available for donation. Graham died last night. He is survived by his parents, Jeffrey and Brenda Stevens, two sisters, and three brothers. On campus, he will be remembered with special care by his many friends, including his floormates who live on Traber 3 and his fellow singers in the Men's Glee Club. "As Graham's family and close friends gathered by his side to say goodbye, I was encouraged to hear many wonderful stories about him," said Wheaton College Chaplain Stephen Kellough. "Graham will be remembered as a young man who was full of life and vitality as a Christian believer, and as a good friend who sacrificed for others. I was especially moved to learn that Graham has friends who will remember him as the person who led them to faith in Christ." The Stevens family is affiliated with Blanchard Alliance Church, where Graham played piano as part of the worship team on the church's Warrenville campus. Brad Jones, the minister of music at Blanchard Alliance, was Graham's piano teacher for several years. Jones described Graham as a gentle soul who loved the outdoors and showed special tenderness to his three younger brothers. "Graham was quiet and gentle, but had a way of drawing people to him," Jones said. "People just loved him. He had a winning smile, and a really hilarious sense of humor." Graham also enjoyed singing in groups and had gained confidence as a soloist over time. "He was a very cool-headed guy under the pressure of performing," Jones remembered. "At church, I would throw new things at him at the last minute, and he'd say, 'OK, I'll try that.' He knew that he had something to offer, and was willing to share it." Jones said that Graham was known as a listening ear to his friends. "He had a lot of wisdom, and a special capacity to be with people who were troubled. His friends often thought of him as a counselor—and a counselor who always directed them to Jesus." A Memorial Service for Graham will be held at 6:30 p.m. Easter Sunday, March 31, at the Blanchard Alliance Church, located at 1766 S. Blanchard Street in Wheaton. Visitation begins at 5 p.m. and will continue after the service.


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HBRC adopts proposed Tukituki Plan Change
HBRC adopts proposed Tukituki Plan Change
Hawke's Bay Regional Council has today adopted the proposed Tukituki Plan Change which puts in place strategies to maintain and enhance the values of the Tukituki Catchment.
The proposed Plan Change sets out the environmental bottom lines for all activities in the catchment – for taking water, discharging to water and land, and now the use of the land. It sets out water quality and allocation limits, and increases minimum river flows to achieve specific objectives around the mauri of the river, water quality, river flows, and slime and algae. It also enables community irrigation.
"This is a milestone for this region, as this is the most comprehensive volume of planning work that has been done by this Council, with others, in the region and has taken the best part of 4 years," says HBRC Chairman Fenton Wilson.
"This is the most studied and monitored catchment in the region and the HBRC planning team have worked with many people in the community to develop rules based on the extensive science investigations that have been done. I commend everyone who has taken time to contribute to this proposed plan change through the stakeholder groups, through public consultation, meetings and personal input."
The proposed Plan Change aims to manage the excessive slime and algae growth in the Tukituki River by reducing the amount of phosphorus going into the tributaries and river. Science investigations confirm that reducing the phosphorus load in the catchment will deliver the biggest and quickest gains for environmental improvement.
An improvement that is already scheduled is the treatment of discharges from the Waipawa and Waipukurau wastewater plants, which will significantly reduce the phosphorus load in the Tukituki River. This is a requirement of existing resource consent conditions by September 2014.
The proposed Plan Change includes rules for keeping stock out of river water. This will help reduce algae growth where phosphorus is attached to soil which currently enters the river system. Keeping stock out of the water will also improve stream banks and habitats for native fish and trout, as well as aesthetics.
Costs to farmers of fencing stock out of waterways range from $4,500 - $6,000 per farm, with other costs also for developing nutrient budgets and phosphorus management plans.
"There is a perception in the community that all we need to do is fence off the main rivers. But it's fencing off of the 34,000 kilometres of tributaries, that is all the smaller streams that pass through farms, that will make the difference here – and we cannot underestimate the huge task that will be," says Mike Mohi, HBRC's Māori Committee Chairman.
The proposes plan change recommends increasing minimum flows to protect fish habitats, and this will mean some consent holders will need to stop taking water for irrigation earlier than they currently do.
HBRC recognises that the Tukituki Plan Change will reduce the reliability of water supply and so, in parallel, has been investigating the storage of higher river flows to provide an alternative supply. This plan change and the Ruataniwha Water Storage scheme are part of a strategic approach to managing the Tukituki catchment.
HBRC has acknowledged that a transition time is essential to enable farmers to make these changes, so stock exclusion will not take effect until 2017, and new minimum flow restrictions until 2018.
This is the first plan in the region that sets rules for farming activities, so HBRC has developed a Tukituki Implementation Plan which outlines the programmes that will support the implementation of non-regulatory approaches referred to in the Plan Change relating to the use of production land.
Council has agreed the notification of the Plan Change should line up with the lodging of resource consent applications for the Ruataniwha Water Storage scheme. HBRC's Investment Company, HBRIC Ltd will request the Plan change and the RWSS resource consents be called in to the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) as a matter of national significance to enable an independent and integrated decision making process to occur through a single Board of Inquiry. This is currently programmed for early May.


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"It's all just glass of different sizes," one chief executive told me this week, summing up the vivid edge-to-edge screens of TVs, tablets and smartphones dominating the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Jackson Design & Remodeling Wins Two Chrysalis Awards
(San Diego - May 9, 2011) Jackson Design & Remodeling (winner of the 2007 and 2009 BBB Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics) is proud to announce the company has been honored with two 2011 Chrysalis awards as judged by The American Institute of Building Design and by editors from Better Homes & Gardens and Southern Living Magazines. The winning projects and companies will also be featured in an upcoming issue of Professional Remodeler Magazine.
JDR is the winner for the entire West Region of the U.S. in the category Kitchens $50,000-$75,000. Interior Designer, Rosella Gonzales designed the award-winning project, a kitchen in a beach condo for a professional couple in their 50s. The husband, an avid body surfer, wanted to make some changes to the kitchen design to better accommodate his arrival home from the beach in full wetsuit attire. The resulting kitchen design achieves a casual feeling in line with the condo's role as a getaway destination, while also communicating the homeowners' fresh, modern and uncomplicated point of view.
JDR was also named West Region winner in the category Bath Remodel Over $60,000 for the remodel of a master bath in a San Diego couple's historical Spanish Revival house. The remodel was designed by Senior Designer Tatiana Machado-Rosas and provides modern comfort and function while honoring the original character of the home.
"I want to congratulate our team on their hard work," said Todd Jackson, President of Jackson Design and Remodeling. "It is an honor to be recognized against so many amazing projects from all over the country. We're all excited and inspired by these two awards and we're looking forward to continuing to provide exceptional work for our clients."
Continuing to set new standards of professionalism, remodeling companies from across the United States were named winners at the 18th annual Chrysalis Awards for Remodeling Excellence. The winning projects were selected from hundreds of entries. The entries were judged on overall design, the creative use of space and materials and the degree to which the project enhanced the original structure.
About the Chrysalis Awards
The Chrysalis Awards program, begun in 1994, recognizes the nation's best work in 15 general categories of residential and commercial remodeling, as well as National Remodeler of the Year winners. The Chrysalis Awards are open to any professional remodeler or design professional in the United States. Pictures of the 2011 award-winning projects can be seen online at www.chrysalisawards.com beginning in mid June. For more information about the Chrysalis Awards, contact Ken Kanline at 888-263-5687 or at email@example.com.
About Jackson Design and Remodeling
Jackson Design and Remodeling has been serving the San Diego community for more than 20 years with high-end bathroom remodeling, kitchen remodeling, room additions, and other home redesign projects. Todd Jackson, President and CEO, has established an enduring tradition of quality and service in the remodeling industry. Jackson and his team have won numerous awards for their work, including 38 COTY awards, several national Chrysalis awards and the 2007 and 2009 Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics. The company has been named one of Inc Magazine's fastest growing companies for two years in a row, is one of the San Diego Business Journal's "100 Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies" for a third consecutive year and has also received Remodeling Magazine's coveted "Big50 Award." For more information, visit www.jacksondesignandremodeling.com, call (619) 442-6125 or follow us on facebook: Jackson Design and Remodeling and twitter @jacksondesign.