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Get set for the craziest rides of your life with this World's Wackiest Racers experience. You'll enjoy four weird and wonderful rides on some of the world's maddest machines, including a double-decker car, as seen on BBC's Top Gear, and a leopard-skin print sofa that travels at 87mph.
Pop on a nightcap and snuggle up with a hot water bottle as you tuck yourself into The World's Fastest Bed for an adventurous chauffeur-driven ride through the beautiful British countryside. You'll even take a seat aboard The World's Fastest Desk, complete with computer and a water cooler, for a totally bonkers chauffeured ride around a race track. At the end of your final ride, you'll enter the Wacky Racer Movie Theatre where you can relax and watch some of the strangest cars in history, before collecting your certificate commemorating your unforgettable experience.
On arrival at the centre, you'll be welcomed by staff and given a full briefing including safety procedures. Light refreshments will be available on arrival and you will be presented with an event programme before being kitted out in an overall and safety equipment. Then it's time to hit the track as you embark on a series of the world's wackiest driving activities including:
The World's Fastest Desk
You'll be kitted out in a jacket and tie and strapped to a chair for this office-themed ride as you enjoy three chauffeur-driven laps of the super-fast raceway. On board you'll find computers, a conference table and even a water cooler.
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You'll experience a ride to remember aboard this iconic leopard-skin sofa, as seen on BBC's Top Gear. Hold on tight because this sofa can reach speeds of up to 87mph as you charge around the race track for an exhilarating chauffeur-driven three laps.
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Get behind the wheel of a double-decker car for an unforgettable drive. With one car fixed on top of another - this is no ordinary vehicle. You'll take a seat in either the top car or the bottom car – one controls the steering, the other controls the speed – for a hilarious drive that will leave you gasping for more.
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Snuggle up under a duvet for the ultimate in wacky rides as you go on a hilarious chauffeur-driven ride through the British countryside. You'll head out onto public roads for a 5 mile adventure tour complete with nightcaps and hot water bottles.
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Finally, you'll head to the Wacky Racer Movie Theatre to relax and see how some of the world's weirdest cars are put through their paces. You'll also be presented with a certificate as a memento of your crazy experience.
This experience takes place on selected dates from March to November.
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Yes. Spectator admission is £10 per adult (over 16s) and £5 per children (5 to15) and is payable on arrival. This includes a colour souvenir programme, a 'goodie bag' and light refreshments. This experience is great fun for spectators, with live commentary throughout There are covered and heated areas to watch from.
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Discover how the classroom computer can ignite a desire for learning in your students! You'll discover a wide variety of simple, field-tested techniques guaranteed to unleash the power of the computer throughout your curriculum.
Students MUST enroll through Jackson Township Community Education to participate in the class. Additional fee for the online class is $115. For more information including a schedule of class dates and to register directly online contact Jackson Local Schools at http://www.jtce.org/teachers.htm This class is offered every month through JTCE and has an ongoing registration for credit with Ashland University.
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In short: Great potential but many lessons to learnIn full: It's been said many times and I hope the organisers take on board the consistant comments about finish line, preparing for bad weather, improving baggage reclaim, information & value for money because if they do they will have a marathon to be proud of and rival any other. Over to you MK Marathon organisers. I'd love to run this again in better conditions & with the improvements implemented.Date of review: May 5, 2012
In full: The first MK marathon was a real baptism of fire for the organisers, they literally jumped in at the deep end! Weather was awful, it was windy and rained throughout and this just added to the existing puddles on route, making this more of a cross-country run in parts! Despite this the MK team did a brilliant job, they didn't cancel, the stewards were fantastic, the crowds very encouraging and even the pipe band played on and the choir sang on, almost reminiscent of the Titanic! There were teething problems, I would have liked to see a finish line clearly and the goody bag was a bit sparse, but it was good to finish in stadium MK. Plenty of drinks on route, lovely route snaking round 2 lakes, along the canal and through woods, would have been wonderful in the sunshine...I'd happily do it again just in more favourable weather. Thanks to everyone involvedDate of review: May 5, 2012
In short: I feel for the organisers, the weather was terrible - but the organisation was not great. A few tweaks and it could be fantastic.In full: I feel for the organisers, who did well to get the race to continue despite terrible weather...however, some fairy big problems (redways narrow and flooded therefore quite stop/starty in places; sat watch registered 26.69 miles not 26.2)and some small issues (hand medals out rather than having them at the bottom of basic "goody" bag; have a decent looking finish; more help on baggage trucks), meant that for the size of the event the organisation was a bit of a let down. With some reflection, a few tweaks and better weather it could be a great race! Again though, very well done to the organisers for continuing despite bad weather.Date of review: May 5, 2012
In short: Good organisation, well spaced out drinking stations, clearly defined mile markers and comfortable startb to the run in the respective 'time pens'. Despite the weather, a pleasant run with some picturesque scenery. Date of review: May 5, 2012
In short: A very good attempt for the first MK Marathon under very trying weather conditions!Date of review: May 5, 2012
In full: The organisers did brilliantly in awful conditions. Only gripe was queue to get into parking lot and that shuttle bus didn't run during the event and so spectators arriving later had to wal from the parking area. As a runner it was fantastic. Thank you so much to the spectators for applauding all runners as they came through - you were brilliant!!Date of review: May 5, 2012
In short: Lovely race - can't wait for next yearIn full: Huge well done to the race organisers who did a great job under challenging conditions. There are bound to be a few teething troubles with a brand new race and the atrocious conditions on the day must have meant plenty of last minute stress for all concerned. They should be applauded for the great job they did.The people of Milton Keynes should also be applauded for turning out in such numbers and making so much noise in the terrible conditions, they made me smile!Well done Milton Keynes.Date of review: May 4, 2012
In short: This was my first full Marathon so can not compare, but as good organisation as any of the other runs I have taken part in. The weather could of been kinder but it was forcast. Date of review: May 4, 2012
In short: POORLY THOUGHT THROUGHIn full: The weather was not the best. I would like to thank the Marshalls and did so while on the course but the organisors need to seriously take in all the comments. This is my first feedback as I found it so poor. Toilets.. not enough never ever queued for so long. Start.. No indication where to stand , no time markers, no psce makers, so stuck out of position, then narrow lanes impossible to pass. Mile markers saw one at 5 then half way then a few at the end. Finish... not sure where that was, I was freezing, wet and cold and was offerred water at the end and a bag with my medal wrapped in a plastic bag inside. Hands that cold couldnt get the medal out. Nothing to keep me warm, I told a marshall I had seen enough water for one day. Exiting the stadium, disorientated, cold and miserable, could not get my bearings. Then found I had to cross the course to get to my car, so stood again freezing. Would I do it again. No because the half was just as bad even worse. And I'm local !Date of review: May 4, 2012
In short: Potential to be really nice race but confounded by the weather this year.In full: This was my first marathon so I don't have much to compare it with.I loved the organisation before the event and the volunteers on the course. The support along the route was really special and much appreciated given the conditions. I also liked the concept of the eco-friendly goody bag.I didn't love the confusion at the stadium at the beginning and the end of the race. Where exactly was the finish line? I also didn't think that the contents of the goody bag were that special. Given the conditions I think it was especially important that there were space blankets available at the end for runners. Date of review: May 4, 2012
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- Assessing English learners' content knowledge — In this area, our research focuses on examining content-area assessments (such as mathematics or science) to identify sources of test item difficulty for English learners. Examples of such sources may include cultural references or unnecessary linguistic complexity.
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- Creating a Next-Generation System of K–12 English Learner (EL) Language Proficiency Assessments
M.C. Hauck, M.K. Wolf, and R. Mislevy (2013)
Publisher: ETS
This paper is the first in a series of white papers presenting research-based ideas, principles and recommendations for those who will be conceptualizing and creating the next-generation of English language proficiency (ELP) assessment systems. It reviews the recent history of the current ELP assessment systems that were shaped under the No Child Left Behind Act and provides a high-level vision of what forthcoming ELP assessments should be and do to support K–12 EL students. Download the full report.
- Exploring ELLs' Understanding of Word Problems in Mathematics Assessments: The Role of Text Complexity and Student Background Knowledge
M. Martiniello & M. K. Wolf (2012)
Chapter in Beyond Good Teaching: Strategies that are Imperative for English Language Learners in the Mathematics Classroom, pp. 151–162
Publisher: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
In this book chapter, the authors explore how teachers can help English learners to overcome the background knowledge and reading comprehension issues that could otherwise impact their academic progress in mathematics. Read more on the publisher's website.
- Effective Practices for Developing the Literacy Skills of English Language Learners in the English Language Arts Classroom
S. Turkan, J. Bicknell, & A. Croft (2012)
ETS Research Report No. RR-12-03
This paper is a review of literature presenting instructional strategies — based on normative as well as empirical arguments — which have proven to be effective in envisioning what all teachers need to know and be able to do to teach English language arts (ELA) to English language learners (ELLs). Read more or download the full report.
- Accommodation Practices for English Language Learners in States' Mathematics Assessments
M. K. Wolf, J. C. Kao, N. M. Rivera, & S. M. Chang (2012)
Teachers College Record, Vol. 114
This article describes a study that investigated two states' accommodation policies for English learners in their Grade 8 math assessments and reports teachers' understanding and perceptions of the accommodation policies and uses. Read more or order the full article from the publisher.
- Advancing the Quality and Equity of Education for Latino Students: A White Paper
J. W. Young, J. Lakin, R. Courtney, & M. Martiniello (2012)
ETS Research Report No. RR-12-01
This white paper provides an overview of the issues that affect the quality and equity of education in grades K–16 for Latino students in the United States and highlights the unique challenges Latino students encounter in several transition points in the U.S. educational system. Read more or download the full report.
- Opportunities for Natural Language Processing Research in Education
J. Burstein (2009)
Chapter in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 5449, pp. 6–27
Publisher: Springer
This paper discusses emerging opportunities for natural language processing researchers in the development of educational applications for writing, reading and content knowledge acquisition. Read more or order the report from the publisher.
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J. Burstein & T. Pedersen (2010)
University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute
Research Report Series Report No. UMSI 2010/165
This paper describes a study that investigated methods of improving the synonym detection feature of the Language Muse™ System that supports classroom teachers in text modification for English learners at the middle- and high-school levels. Download the full report.
- Linguistic Complexity, Schematic Representations, and Differential Item Functioning for English Language Learners in Math Tests
M. Martiniello (2009)
Educational Assessment, Vol. 14, No. 3–4, pp. 160–179
This article describes a study of nonmathematical linguistic complexity as a source of differential item functioning in a Grade 4 math test and suggests that schematic representations may help English learners better understand the math word problems. Read more or order this article from the publisher.
- Guidelines for the Assessment of English Language Learners
M. J. Pitoniak, J. W. Young, M. Martiniello, T. C. King, A. Buteux, & M. Ginsburgh (2009)
Publisher: ETS
The guidelines in this document are designed to be of use to test developers, testing program administrators, psychometricians and educational agencies as they work to ensure that assessments are fair and valid for English learners. Download the guidelines.
- An Investigation of the Language Demands in Content Assessments for English Language Learners
M. K. Wolf & S. Leon (2009)
Educational Assessment, Vol. 14, No. 3–4, pp. 139–159
This article describes a study of the language characteristics of large-scale assessments of mathematics and science. The researchers investigated whether language demands of test items are associated with the degree of differential item functioning for English learners. Read more or order this article from the publisher.
- A Framework for Test Validity Research on Content Assessments Taken by English Language Learners
J. W. Young (2009)
Educational Assessment, Vol. 14, No. 3–4, pp. 122–138
This article describes a conceptual framework for validity research on content assessments taken by English learners in U.S. K–12 schools. The author discusses indicators of test comparability and research needed for evaluating the comparability of content assessments for English learners. Read more or order this article from the publisher.
- Score Comparability for Language Minority Students on the Content Assessments Used by Two States
J. W. Young, S. Holtzman, & J. Steinberg (2011)
ETS Research Report No. RR-11-27
This report describes an investigation of score comparability for English learners on the content assessments in English-language arts and math in two states. A high degree of score comparability was found for both states' content assessments. Read more or download the full report.
- Examining the Validity of Standards-Based Assessments for Initially Fluent Students and Former English Language Learners
J. W. Young, J. Steinberg, F. Cline, E. Stone, M. Martiniello, G. Ling, & Y. Cho (2010)
Educational Assessment, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 87–106
This article describes a validity study of several standards-based assessments in mathematics and science for students classified as "initially fluent" or as former English learners. Moderate to high degrees of score comparability among these students and native English speakers were observed. Read more or order this article from the publisher.
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CROOKSTON, MN (WDAZ-TV) - A pair of unions is trying to organize home daycare operators in Minnesota.
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the Service Employees International Union have been trying to organize providers for years.
Kim Feiro is one of 11,000 home-based child care providers in the state of Minnesota. Feiro says she and many others in the region don't see any benefit in unionizing their profession.
"You can't have a union to dictate that because we're not an organization, we work for the families that are coming to us," Crookston child care provider Kim Feiro said.
Feiro has been in the child care business for over 25 years. She has seen a push from unions for years to organize the licensed providers in Minnesota, but never a drive like this.
"I don't know, I really don't know what's going to happen. I hope it doesn't, because we just need to do what we need to do to take care of children and families," Feiro said.
Feiro says she doesn't see any benefit to unionizing this profession. But providers in the metro and southern parts of Minnesota want to unionize to have a stronger say when it comes to regulations, training and healthcare.
"We have resources out there to help us, and if we pay dues to those organizations the money stays here and the money helps us directly, and the union cannot say that that's going to happen," Feiro added.
Union officials say they want to change the perception of the profession. But Feiro has her own solution for that.
"They call me a babysitter and I look at them and I say, 'Do I sit on babies?' They said, 'No.' Then I'm your child care provider, and then they would correct their parents. So we educate that way," Feiro said.
There are 31 licensed providers in Crookston, and more than 100 in Polk County. Feiro says she hasn't talked to anyone who is in favor of the union. But she wants everyone to make the decision for themselves.
"So just give them the facts and then they're going to have to make the choices and if I don't have the answer, then I try to find it," Feiro said.
The issue has turned political. Governor Mark Dayton has resisted pressure from union officials to use executive powers in the matter. And Dayton says he won't act until providers take an authorization vote.
There are 15 states that already have unionized home-based child care providers.
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Noah Leslie Hathaway is an American film actor. He is best known for his roles played as a child, including Boxey in the original Battlestar Galactica, and Atreyu in The NeverEnding Story.
Noah was born in Los Angeles, California, to Robert Hathaway, who was of part Native American descent, and Judy Ringler. He began his acting career at age two, and appeared in fifty commercials. He was cast as "Boxey" in Battlestar Galactica when he was only six, and he denies having memories of the majority of that time.
At the age of twelve, Hathaway was selected, from the classroom at Le Lycee Francais de Los Angeles, for his most memorable role: Atreyu in The Never Ending Story. "For Atreyu," said German director Wolfgang Petersen, "I sought a good-looking boy of athletic build with the quality of fierce determination. The role requires the character to ride a horse expertly, fly on the back of a dragon, struggle through a swamp, clamber over rocks and fight a ferocious wolf-vampire."
Filming took place at the Bavaria Film Studios in Munich, Germany, starting in March 1983. Preparation for the role included learning how to ride a horse bareback. Hathaway said he never read the book by Michael Ende because at the time it was not available in an English translation. However, Noah was already fluent in French, and proved to be language-savvy enough to pick up a command of German sufficient to enable the English-limited Petersen to direct him in German. The shooting lasted nine months.
The NeverEnding Story made Hathaway popular with younger viewers. He went on to star in Troll and a mystery film, Casebusters, both of which were released in 1986. His final major film project was To Die, To Sleep, which is also titled Mortal Danger, and which was released in 1994. Although Hathaway was unlikely to reprise his role in the recently announced remake of Troll, he was signed to act out a much older character named Torok.
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I am SO excited today! I have a stack of pants that I folded up and shoved to the back of my closet in hopes of selling them because I never thought I would fit into them again. Ever. This morning I jumped on the scale and saw a number I hadn't seen in 2 years- so........ I took a deep breath and crawled through my closet to the stack of jeans I have and slid them on- I could zip them up!!! (With a little sucking in) but they zipped!! Before- I was lucky to get them around my thighs!!I can't wait to see what next week brings!
yey!!!! thats great - I bet you felt amazing!!!!
What week are you on?
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congrats!!!! i am just starting today, day one!!
MissyMaddieMoo- I am on the end of my 4th week. I eat basically the same thing every day so it's easy and more routine and have started throwing unhealthy stuff from my fridge (and freezer) into the trash can. Less temptations.
Debbievanl- Congrats on starting!! You will get there before you know it!
Congratulations B2B! That scale isn't always so bad after all! ;o) Keep going, keep tossing that bad food out, you're doing great!
Great job! It's encouraging to hear about others progress.
WOW , isn't it a great feeling to put on those clothes you thought you never would again??? Congrats to you!!!
What a great feeling that is and I am SO happy you got to experience that!!
I can relate to numbers on the scale lol! unfortunately, I get surprised by the higher numbers lol..I can't wait to start my challenge Monday so I can see numbers in the lower category that I haven't seen in a long time!
Thanks guys! I want to post my progress pics very much, but want to wait until after the 12 week challenge. :)
At first I was really discouraged because I jumped on the scale early in the challenge and saw the numbers going up and then staying the same. So my husband hid the scale (I was obsessing over it, lol) and I just got it back. So I held my breath and sure enough, the numbers were more in my favor (I'm not talking like 10 pounds or anything- but just enough to make me smile) :)
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I read a very long article once (i think it was in Vanity Fair) about highly functional professional Heroin addicts who worked on Wall St. I'm not advocating it but you can very well manage a smack habit if you have to money to do so
I'd be curious to know just how long they could successfully "manage" their smack habits... Because of the phenomenon of tolerance with narcotics (where chronic use requires higher and higher doses to cause the same effect), the habit would get more and more expensive as time went on, quite possibly becoming unaffordable at some point. The risk of an overdose occurring would be a possibility too, especially since drug strength wouldn't always be predictable... And I'd hate to see them if they were ever unable to obtain the stuff for some reason and had to miss a few doses...
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BOISE -- Former Boise State golfer T.K. Kim continued to excel in his post college career on Tuesday.
Kim won the U.S. Amateur Public Links Qualifier at the BanBury Golf Course, edging out Chris Reinke of Ashton, 139-143.
In the 36-hole event, Kim followed up an opening round 71 with a 68 in the afternoon.
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Every day, general aviation — or small aircraft — shuttle patients to trauma centers and specialized medical care facilities in order to quickly provide patients with the care they require. A couple years ago, my father ended up being one of those patients. He had broken his hip, and because of the severity of his injury, needed surgery as soon as possible. With ambulances unavailable due to the remoteness of the area, a plane was able to take him to the nearest hospital that could help him — over two hours away by car. There is no telling what would have happened if we did not have a plane to get him to surgery in time. Across Nevada, these type of aircraft and the airports they depend on not only support a host of important medical services, but also public safety, law enforcement operations, disaster relief and fire fighting. Due to a particularly dry winter, firefighters across our region have already had to battle multiple serious blazes, some which have already destroyed homes right here in Nevada. In addition to the expertise and heroism of these brave firefighters who put their lives on the line to help fight wildfires, aircraft are helpful in dispersing water and fire retardants. These fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters fly out of airports such as Lincoln County Airport based in Panaca, and play a significant role in containing and fighting wildfires. However, these aircraft are also an important tool for businesses of all sizes from Las Vegas to Elko. General aviation allows our businesses to grow, meet with multiple customers in one day, travel where there is little or no access to commercial flights, reach far-off plants and deliver tools and demonstration equipment. These aircraft not only support tourism to Las Vegas, but also to more remote towns around our state to hunt, fish and enjoy the wildlife our state offers. And, general aviation accounts for $150 billion in economic activity across the country each year, supporting 1.2 million jobs, including more than $720 million in economic activity annually right here in Nevada.
In spite of all of these benefits, unfortunately, many lawmakers and the general public are still not aware of the many benefits of this form of transportation. For example, the president's budget proposal released earlier this year includes a user fee that would be extremely detrimental to businesses and organizations around our state that rely on general aviation. This toll-like tax would put a fee on each flight, hurting small and medium-size businesses just as they are beginning to recover from the recession, and would require a whole new bureaucracy in the FAA to administer these new fees and taxes. For all of us in Nevada, air transportation supports medical, fire fighting, law enforcement and commerce for local communities and economies across our state. I hope that our leaders and lawmakers will recognize and support the invaluable role that these airports and aircraft have for our state and our country.
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On behalf of the Reno/Tahoe Jewish community, we would like to express our heartfelt condolences regarding the tragic bombing in Burgas, Bulgaria, that shook your families and the entire Jewish world on July 18.
People in our own country, in Aurora, Colo., were shot and killed, not by a political terrorist, and indeed, we know even less about reasons for such violence there. The horror of these two events, only a day apart, have shaken all people who strive for peace and unity.
We especially wish to convey our sympathy to the families of Amir Menashe, Itzik Kolengi, Maor Harush, Elior Priess and Kochava Shriki, and their bus driver, Mustafa Kyosov. Like Jewish communities everywhere, we will be including the names of these souls in our mourner's prayer and offer our prayers for comfort for the families and for everyone in your community. We pray that they will heal from this trauma and will be able to regain a sense of wholeness and security.
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When the e-auction was over, a hot new Handspring wireless phone had received 53 bids and brought in more than $3,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, well over the phone's retail value. In total, the youth mentoring organization received more than $30,000 as the benefactor of an eBay/Consumer Electronic Association charity event, which culminated during the 2002 International Consumer Electronics Show in January.
According to CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro, fund raising is often tied in with CES, but the e-auction format was a first for them. The fund raiser was one facet of a strategic partnership between eBay and CEA, which, Shapiro says, had benefits for both sides as well as Big Brothers Big Sisters.
"We want excitement for our show," he says. "We want new things. We like helping charity. We like the halo effect from eBay," and the dividends that come from partnering with a successful organization cut both ways, he says. "They [eBay] wanted the credibility from CEA; they wanted our halo effect. They wanted recognition from retailers and manufacturers that eBay isn't just for individuals selling stuff to each other; it's also for retailers and manufacturers. They wanted to use our venue, the Consumer Electronics Show, which is the world's largest consumer technology event, to get across their technology message."
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"Everyone won here," says Shapiro. "The companies that donated products got terrific publicity. Everyone felt great because we helped a great charity. And eBay received recognition in the consumer electronic industry."