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A great interactive set for story-telling, Moulin Roty's Heroes shadow puppets are a fabulous way to develop and nurture a wide range of developmental skills. The pack contains 11 black laser cut cardboard puppets each on a wooden holding stick and includes: a ghost, a detective, a super hero, a robber, a 'BANG' motif, a little girl, a rebel, a monster, a gorilla, a nanny and a little boy.
The night time shadow puppets simply require a blank wall and a lamp/torch to inspire children to make up their own stories and characters. They can be combined with other night-time shadow favourites – dinosaur shadows, castle shadows and Paris shadows for enhanced stories and fun.
Developmental benefits of heroes shadow puppets
Puppets can encourage even the most quiet or shy children to communicate and can also be useful in the development of social skills by allowing the child to explore and interact with different personalities in a natural way.
Puppets are a great way to bring stories to life and provide great learning experiences because they can become anyone or anything your child wants. The world children create with puppets is entirely their own, a world without boundaries that they can freely explore. Puppets can help boost creativity and stimulate kid's imaginations from preschool age up to the early teen years.
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ALDI SOUTH launches campaign against packaging waste
For many years now, we as a company have been channelling our efforts into reducing, reusing, and recycling packaging. In preparation for the next step, ALDI SOUTH Germany has approved a packaging strategy with specific objectives and measures.
With 'The ALDI Packaging Mission: Avoid. Reuse. Recycle.' project, ALDI SOUTH Germany now aims to take a more holistic and strategic approach to the topic of packaging. We have set ourselves the following ambitious goals regarding the packaging of our private label products:
- Achieve a 30% reduction of packaging by 2025
- Use 100% recyclable packaging for all products by 2022
- Reduce the quantity of packaging used for fresh produce to the greatest possible extent
- Continuously extend our range of unpacked fresh produce
Over the past few years, we have already achieved tremendous success in reducing packaging materials. In the last five years, we have been able to reduce the total quantity of sales packaging of our private label products by more than 10%. ALDI SOUTH Germany has been using reusable crates to transport fresh produce since 2010. As a result, we have managed to save more than 30,000 tonnes of cardboard boxes that would otherwise have been destroyed after use. Thus, we avoided more than 24,000 tonnes of carbon emissions.
As part of our commitment to using recyclable packaging for all of our private labels by 2022, we strive to promote the important development of circular economy in Germany. Thus, we support the plans recently published by the EU Commission within the scope of its strategy for plastics.
The ALDI SOUTH Germany press release is available in German via the following link: https://unternehmen.aldi-sued.de/de/presse/pressemitteilungen/verantwortung/2018/pressemitteilung-aldi-packt-aus-discounter-starten-offensive-gegen-verpackungsabfall/.


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The Next Refinance Problem
Corporate debt says the Times of London. There's been a dramatic rise in bad debts. Banks are not eager to lend. Businessmen are scared about refinancing debt when it comes due. Most of the chief executives I meet these days … Continue reading
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Encouraging Banks To Lend Again
From the Times of London: The worst is yet to come for Hank Paulson, the US Treasury Secretary. While Mr Paulson has been working around the clock, every weekend, for five weeks to guarantee more than $1 trillion worth of … Continue reading
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The Compromise Bailout Bill
From the Financial Times of London: $700bn fund The core of the bill is a $700bn (€507bn, £395bn) fund that allows the US government to buy troubled, so-called "toxic" assets from financial institutions, to try to undo a logjam in … Continue reading
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UK Mortgage Lending Crunch
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Leonard Benson's Power Numbers Blackjack System
Leonard Benson Takes the Challenge for Power Numbers BlackjackBy John Leib
(From Blackjack Forum XV #4, December 1995)
© 1995 Blackjack Forum
[Ed. note: In the September '95 issue of Blackjack Forum, we published a letter that mathematician John Leib wrote to Leonard Benson, in which Leib offered to test the Power Numbers Blackjack™ system, which Benson has been heavily promoting through newspaper advertisements all over the country.
Leib told Benson he wanted to use Benson's money to test the non-card-counting system, and stated that he would publish his analysis and results in Blackjack Forum. This is Leib 's follow-up report. The conclusion of the test is reported in "22 Hours of Leonard Benson's Power Numbers Blackjack System," link at the left. — Arnold Snyder]
The test of the Power Numbers Blackjack™ system is ongoing as we speak. After the September issue of Blackjack Forum was distributed, I again wrote to Leonard Benson, noting the willingness of Blackjack Forum to print the results of extensive casino play in accordance with Power Numbers Blackjack (or PNB™). He responded and, in conjunction with Dr. Morton Jacobs (inventor of PNB™ ), agreed to my proposal to casino-test PNB™ and report on the results.
One change, to allay Leonard's concern about short-run bad luck, was to extend the test period from 10 sessions to 25 sessions. I, too, felt this would give us a better handle on the true strengths and weaknesses of PNB™. But this meant more time, and the test cannot be completed in time for this issue.
I have, however, begun the testing process and data taking, and expect that the entire 25 sessions will be completed in time for the March '96 issue of Blackjack Forum.
I am, of course, sworn to secrecy about the particulars of PNB™; these you must purchase. I can tell you that PNB™ is different from any system I have seen before. It is an interesting approach which has some scientific basis. Whether it is a winner remains to be demonstrated. ♠
[Nathaniel Tilton took a class with former MIT Blackjack Team member Semyon Dukach for about the same price as Leonard Benson's Power Numbers Blackjack and came out of the class to win tens of thousands of dollars from the casinos. Read the story in Tilton's book, The Blackjack Life.]
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|Kepler-186f, shown in this artist's concept, is the first Earth-sized planet discovered in its star's habitable zone. Credit: NASA Ames/SETI Institute/JPL-Caltech
From a comic book nerd perspective, it's neat they found a planet in the possible "Goldilocks habitable zone." It is however, 500 light years away, meaning that even if we had rocket ships that could get to 99.9999% of c (speed of light), it would take several human lifetimes to get there. If we had the propulsion systems of SyFy lore, the important point would be the "when" in its planetary development we arrive - dinosaurs or primitive hominoids - and whether we'd treat them like H.G. Wells' Martians in "War of the Worlds" (he gleaned from the real events of the British crown's expansion and the subjugation of Aborigines) or a more contemporary comparison - Native Americans. A prime directive assumes we evolve beyond our current brutality.
Exoplanets are fun and all, but those hot Jupiters and super Neptunes and such are kind of beside the point. Everyone knows the real search is for a planet like ours: rocky, smallish, and capable of hosting liquid water. And now scientists have found one, named Kepler-186f — an Earth-sized planet in its star's habitable zone, the area where conditions aren't too hot or too cold, but just right, for liquid water to be possible.
Planet Profile
The planet orbits a star about 500 light-years away called Kepler-186 and was discovered by the Kepler telescope (and then confirmed at the Keck and Gemini Observatories). The discovery technically includes four other exoplanets found around the star, but Kepler-186f is the only one in the habitable zone. Scientists found them all using the "transit method," which is just basically looking at stars and waiting for planets to pass in front, dimming the star's light a little bit.
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The Ateneo Lady Eagles seem to be at home during Finals matches at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. By winning Game 2 of the Season 81 championship series against the UST Golden Tigresses, they have won five of the six title round games they've played here. More importantly, they are still in the running for the school's third UAAP women's volleyball crown.
A glimpse of Game 1 in set two
UST's performance in the second set was a reflection of what they did in the first game. Ysa Jimenez collected service aces and reception problems plagued the Lady Eagles. Playing in front of her family, Sisi Rondina ignited her squad with a couple of kill blocks and a number of attacks.
The Golden Tigresses scored seven unanswered points to win the set, 25-14. They also had the momentum coming into the third set. But a twist of fate triggered the flip side.
Laure's injury took the energy out of the Golden Tigresses
First of all, it was an untoward incident. Kat Tolentino happened to be contesting Eya Laure's attack at that moment. It just so happened that Laure stepped on Tolentino's foot and injured her ankle.
UST fans held their breath when Laure rolled on the floor while grimacing in pain. The Season 81 Rookie of the Year couldn't put weight on her foot that her father carried her to the locker room. Laure's return gave the Golden Tigresses an emotional boost. However, the damage has been inflicted.
Coach Kung Fu Reyes' unit wasn't the same without the tournament's 1st Best Outside Hitter. Their offense became more predictable and their body language turned sorrowful. They lost the third set because they couldn't forget what happened. The fourth set was a by-product of UST's distractions.
While Laure was able to play again, ankle injuries can be tricky. Letting her play might have aggravated the injury instead of resting her and have Dimdim Pacres complete the game. But on the other end, Reyes understands that Ateneo could be dangerous once they get their confidence. Thus, they rolled the dice and lost the bet.
UST coaches and trainers must deal with this injury with care. They have less than 72 hours to rest Laure and bring her to great condition in Game 3.
Lady Eagles refused to lose
You know you're having a great game when even your libero scores. Dani Ravena did just that when she saved the ball from landing on their side of the court. But beyond that, she helped stabilize Ateneo's floor defense which has been suspect in Game 1.
The Lady Eagles had one goal in mind: extend the series to a third game. By doing so, all of them elevated their game. Maddie Madayag and Bea De Leon combined for 30 points which is a good indication that the middle blockers are being involved in the offense.
Ponggay Gaston scored nine which is way better than her one-point outing while Samonte added seven. Tolentino had roughly the same points than in Game 1. Ateneo pushed all the right buttons to score this victory. They can hoist the championship trophy if they can keep the momentum on their side.


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Sometimes subtle things speak the loudest. With clean red and orange stripes, Stance's Augusta proudly announces its arrival. For an especially smooth ride, this lightweight athletic sock features luxurious combed cotton. A reinforced heel and toe offer additional cushioning and durability while mesh vents keep things cool. And to closely hug the contours of your feet, the Augusta sports an elastic arch and self-adjusting cuff. Stand apart with Stance's Augusta.
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The timeline:
- I shot my brand new Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 38 at the range on Saturday, March 5th to qualify for a CCW addon with it.
- On Tuesday, March 7th, I dropped the paperwork for it and for my name change since I recently married in the mail, addressed to the Washoe County Sheriff's Department. Of course, I included the $15 fee.
- According to the date on the paperwork I later received, my new permit was issued Friday, March 11th.
- On Tuesday, March 15th, my check cleared my bank.
- The Sheriff's Office printed the postage on the envelope containing my new permit on Wednesday, March 23rd.
- I received my new CCW permit on Thursday, March 24th.
We're looking at 14 business day turn-around-time, including the mail time. Although, as indicated by the postmark and receipt date of the new permit, the mail around here takes about a day for in-town mail. The bulk of the wait time was spent at the Sheriff's Office.
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They screwed up my permit. Royally.
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Civility and Problem Solving
11 comments:
- chuck said...
"Can we stem the tide of uncivil behavior?"
The tide of uncivil behaviour is culturally based for the most part, excused and ignored baased on skin color.
Violence is the ONLY thing mobs of pukes understand.
Extreme violence is an even better teaching tool for these folks.
Thugs are generally smarter than your dog, and maybe a dolphin. They have, been conditioned for generations to expect special consideration for their "protected class" status, and no consequences for "uncivil" behaviour.
America lacks the will power to stop this behaviour.
- 6:50 AM, June 21, 2011
- Bob G. said...
Believe it or not, CHUCK makes some EXCELLENT points.
I see it daily in my ghettohood.
Unfortunately, you can't honestly legislate behavior...just the methods to ACHIEVE the predictable results, as we see today.
When people get "the free pass" to do whatever to whomever whenever they feel the desire well up in them, that spells TROUBLE with a capital *T*!
ANd for every single generation that slips further DOWN the evolutionary ladder, it will take at laest THREE subsequent ones to reverse the trend.
That's just what anyone can see in our society.
When you design a system that foregoes civuility, morality, ethical behavior and the like, there's not much left of anything called a republic OR a democracy.
Fantastic post that is only TOO relevent today.
We can hope, and we can petition, and we can do what we need to do to change the tide of rising incivility among US.
Stay safe out there.
- 8:48 AM, June 21, 2011
- bigsteveno said...
The article advocates civility, and the first response advocates "extreme violence" as a solution. Unbelievable.
- 2:28 PM, June 21, 2011
- The Observer said...
to even have a chance, we have to look outside ourselves and quit being so selfish and self absorbed. Ask me on any given day and my optimism/pessimism goes up and down.
I could have mentioned race of the gangs, but I think the culture is less black and more entitlement. I've seen the entitlement culture in white folks when I lived in lily white Vermont. Don't worry, the generational entitlement mentality has taken root in the Green Mtn State. Crime in Vt is very different now then in the 1970s...
Thanks for reading and commenting everyone.
the Observer
- 11:26 PM, June 21, 2011
- chuck said...
Extreme Violence with a captial E and capital V., with Extreme Prejudice.
Sorry it has come to that, but at this point quoting the bible and turning your other cheek to an animal who is gong to kill you, is insane.
My prediction, sad and pessimistic, is more violence from African Americans, in the urban community and out of the urban community, until there is violent force to stop it.
Go ahead and call me a racist.
You are conditioned by the media and your peers to see any comment like mine as racist. That is ok.
The next time your watching Animal Planet, check out the Hyenas.
Voracious killing machines who fill any vacuum on the veltd with blood and death.
Lets just say the Kudu is wearing FUBU, turns the other cheek and has Psalm 7:16 stenciled on his hide, he is meat. Nothing more than meat.
Don't get me wrong. I think guys like me are in the minority (Metaphorically now, literally in a few years), and, in fact, the hordes of animals and thugs that we now see running the streets will eventually win.
Our future is, Johannesburg.
- 7:17 AM, June 26, 2011
- bigsteveno said...
"Go ahead and call me a racist."
You're a racist, Chuck. There's no point in wasting any more time on you than agreeing with you on that.
- 9:11 AM, June 26, 2011
- chuck said...
Thats the usual knee jerk reaction to the truth.
Always go to the "Narrative".
Make excuses and look the other way.
Calling someone a racist is so common now, it doesn't even qualify as an ad hominem insult.
- 8:02 PM, June 27, 2011
- chuck said...
Hey bigsteno--
Check out the TODAY SHOW
THIS, the beating of some white boy, with 4 inch arms, on his way to his mom's house, by 8, count 'em stevio, 8 African Americans, for NOTHING other than being WHITE!!
CK out Today.com with the key words Carter Strange and then gimme a holla moron.
Check out Channon Christainson.
Black on white crime: MUrder-50 to 1 and thats NOT per capita.
RAPE black on white is 565 to one, NOT per captia.
African Americans are 20% of the population, so per capita, it is MURDER 250 to 1.
RAPE 2000 to one.
There is your "raicst" accustions, which in fact are, WHY ARE'NT YOU WHITE PEOPLE DUMBER?!?!?!
Hey stevio, maybe you could start escorting us poor dumn "racists" home to our moms.
- 7:25 PM, June 28, 2011
- chuck said...
Extreme violence, when faced with retarded thugs, IS THE ONLY ANSWER!!
EXTREME VIOLENCE would have saved that kid.
Take that Pollyanna crap, and stuff it up Al Sharpton's ass.
If white folks wanna lay down, and get their families raped, killed, robbed, then the gutless cowards deserve it.
- 7:29 PM, June 28, 2011
- bigsteveno said...
At least you know you're a poor "dumn" [sic] racist. Go public with this so all your friends know too. Let us know how that works out for you.
- 7:30 PM, June 28, 2011
- The Observer said...
Holy crap.
There are nuances, but here is this blog owners' basic view: Lawbreakers can't be tolerated. Without the rule of law, this is Bosnia or Zimbabwe around here. No class can be protected from people enforcing civil order and/or protecting life and property. If police won't do it, an enraged citizenry will do it themselves. Thus...NO PC...NO PROTECTED CLASSES...all lawbreakers will be dealt with like the lawbreakers they are. Our government has to stop coddling violent lawbreakers, worrying about offending some group, and see to it that they are caught and confined, whatever their group membership. The emphasis should be on violent offenders, and repeat property criminals. It would be better to treat drug/ETOH abusers rather than jailing them, unless they prove especially stupid and hard headed about their addictions.
Enforce the law evenly across groups at all times for all crimes, as best as humanly possible. Start holding everyone responsible for their own actions.
Regardless of skin color.
The Observer
Now you may go back to talking among yourselves, if you are still talking :)
- 10:41 PM, June 28, 2011


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A. Roll Call, Determination of a Quorum and Pledge of Allegiance
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The high school experiences of Stephanie, John, and Joe are
vastly different from those of their peers at most comprehensive
high schools. These students attend innovative high schools
created through partnerships of educators, business leaders, and
parents. Unlike traditional high schools, where students choose
either a college-bound or general curriculum with compulsory core
courses and a few electives, these schools offer an individualized
education based on each student's interests and consultation
with each student's teacher/advisors, parents, and workplace
This article profiles two of these schools—New Technology
High School and High Tech High. The third school—the
Met—is described in detail in the article "One Kid
at a Time" by Eliot Levine (p. 29).1
New Technology High School (www.newtechhigh.org)
is the brainchild of local educators, business leaders, and
parents who responded to the need for a high-tech workforce
in the Napa Valley. The school opened in 1996, serving 220
students in grades 11–12 from two feeder high schools
in the Napa Unified High School District and from several
surrounding districts. Parents and students in these districts
are informed about New Technology High School through
promotional mailings and five parent information nights each
year. Students apply by providing an application and a personal
essay and are selected by lottery from a pool of eligible
applicants. Entrance requirements are a 2.0 grade point average
and completion of 9th and 10th grade courses for graduation.
New Technology High school looks like a workplace, not a school.
The school's director and principal, Mark Morrison, calls it
"a high-tech, high-touch learning environment."
Technology is integrated into every class, courses are
interdisciplinary and project-based, and each student graduates
with a digital portfolio. In a course called New Media, students
learn how to use powerful authoring and presentation technologies,
which they apply to all their work. In the senior year, each
student does a yearlong internship at a local business, many
of them technology-related companies. Students also complete
an online internship project summary that describes their
experience and becomes part of their professional digital
San Diego's High Tech High (http://hightechhigh.org)
is now in its second year. A San Diego Chamber of Commerce task
force that included more than 40 public and corporate partners
conceived and launched the school to respond to San Diego's
transformation from a military-dominated economy to a high-tech
regional economy. For two years, the task force developed the
plan for the new high school around the principles of
personalization, intellectual mission, immersion in the adult
world, and performance-based student work and assessment.
A public charter high school, High Tech High has a diverse
student population that mirrors the San Diego Unified School
District. The school opened with 200 students in 9th and 10th
grades. It now has 300 students and will reach 400 students
in grades 9–12 at full enrollment next year. Students in
the 8th grade from throughout San Diego apply for admission and
are selected by lottery. High Tech High mounts a significant
recruiting campaign in San Diego's poorest neighborhoods
to achieve diversity.
When you walk into High Tech High, you feel as though you're
in a workplace. The main section of the school, the Great Room,
features student workstation suites under a high ceiling.
Classrooms, which the school calls seminar rooms, look different
as well, with comfortable furniture that can be rearranged easily
and Smart Boards on the walls. You rarely see teachers lecturing
in this environment; instead, you see students presenting their
work and ideas.
Four physical structures provide a sense of place and identity
to High Tech High students:
At these innovative high schools, students are deeply engaged
in their learning and held responsible for their own education.
The small size of the schools means that adults and students get
to know one another well. Personalization is further enhanced by
advisory groups, in which a teacher/advisor works with the same
12–20 students, their parents, and their mentors for the
length of the students' stay at the school.
Students at High Tech High and New Tech High take required
courses in math, science, English, history/social studies, and
foreign languages that meet the admission requirements of the
University of California. Incorporating these requirements
and building on individual interests, each student has a
personalized learning plan that follows a "plan, do, and
review" model. Teacher/advisors meet two or three times
a year in conference with each student and his or her parents
and workplace mentors to create the student's personalized
learning plan, including projects, courses or seminars,
college courses, and internships. The plan includes goals and
timetables. Follow-up conferences are held to review and assess
student performance.
The following program elements also contribute to the personalized
approach of these schools.
Student work is built around short- and long-term projects to
encourage in-depth work. The New Technology High Web site calls
project-based learning
the backbone of the school's unique learning
environment. Instead of handing out daily assignments, teachers
assign periodic projects with different components. Components
may include a written essay and a digital project, such as a Web
site, PowerPoint presentation, or photo essay. Finally, students
are asked to present their work orally to their classmates.
Students work on these projects either individually, with a
partner, or in a group.
Key to the student-as-worker model at these schools is the
digital portfolio, which provides the structure and repository
for student work. According to portfolio expert David Niguidula,
the digital portfolio is a software tool
that can help students create a "richer picture"
of their skills and accomplishments than traditional transcripts
allow. . . . By providing a more thorough documentation of
how students are reaching goals, it can give a school better
information on how to help individual students and the school as a
Students build digital portfolios and publish them on the
schools' Web sites. Portfolios include a personal statement,
a current and sometimes a future résumé, student
projects and work samples, contact information, internship
reflections, letters of recommendation, and assessments. At High
Tech High, the portfolio also contains a Spanish version,
"Mi Mundo." New Technology High School, which
pioneered the development of digital portfolios, proudly
exhibits the best student portfolios on its Web site
These digital portfolios are much more than archives, according
to California State University-Monterey Bay Professor John
Ittelson, who is studying the new role of portfolios in high
schools and colleges:
They are exhibits of living documents and integrated
projects that drive the self-motivated student of the new
At each of these schools, students periodically display and
exhibit their projects to their parents, their peers, and the
community in public exhibitions. The exhibitions often occur
at key transition points, such as the end of the trimester,
to motivate students and structure their work. Successful
exhibitions are also required for advancing to the next grade
and for graduation.
For students at these reinvented high schools, an internship
in the workplace or in the community is the cornerstone event that
differentiates their high school experience from that of their
peers in comprehensive high schools.3
A typical student refrain is, "I never felt as respected
as I feel in my internship."
Student interns at these schools contribute as members of
project teams, working closely with adults of all ages. The
students exercise high-level technical, cognitive, and communication
skills; solve real-world problems; and build a one-on-one
mentoring relationship with their mentor/supervisor. They then
reflect on their experience through writing and multimedia
projects, which they often present to their project teams.
Students intern at high-tech companies—as New Technology
High School student Stephanie did—or at hospitals,
financial institutions, and other workplaces. They also
intern with working artists, design professionals, and video
producers. Internship placements are made on the basis of
student interests. Some internships require a few afternoons
a week for a year; others are as short as three weeks but are
Many believe that technology can best play a role in customizing
education by delivering a curriculum product to students that
fits their individual skill levels—for example, through
tutorials or computer-assisted instruction. The kind of customization
exemplified by these schools, however, speaks to a new paradigm,
where students are agents of their own learning. Technology
supports this new paradigm by giving students powerful tools to
develop their learning goals, plan their projects, and create
and present their products.
Technology has already proven its role in increasing productivity
in the U.S. workplace. During the 1990s, the U.S. economy experienced
significant gains in productivity. Most economists, including
Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Alan Greenspan (1999), credit
technology as the foundation of this gain. This had not been the
case in the 1970s and 1980s, when reports found a productivity
paradox where technology investment led to no appreciable
productivity gains (Brynjolfsson & Yang, 1996).
What was different about technology in the 1990s? Key differences
included a critical mass of users, more advanced personal work
applications, enterprise-wide applications, and, most important,
widespread use of e-mail and intranets for work and corporate
communications. Not only did individuals become more productive,
but also communication and collaboration built community and
lessened the need for middle management and supervision. Both of
these factors made organizations more efficient and contributed
greatly to the productivity surge.
Many schools and school systems may just now be reaching a
similar take-off point. New Technology High, High Tech High, and
the Met are already there. Technology supports every aspect of
these schools' programs and design. Each school has close
to a 1:1 computer-to-student ratio. Students use a wide array of
technology applications to do their work:
High Tech High's CEO and principal, Larry Rosenstock,
says, "Technology is not studied as a subject; rather
technology tools, both 2-D and 3-D, are ubiquitous and used for
producing—making, shaping, and forming." According
to Rosenstock, a school slogan is "You can play video
games at High Tech High, but only if you make them here."
The adult workplace of the 21st century is project-based.
Employees work individually and in teams. They write memos,
create PowerPoint presentations, and publish Web sites to present
their plans to their coworkers, their managers, their clients,
and their professional communities.
High Tech High, New Technology High, and the Met are, above all,
workplaces for students, similar to today's adult workplaces.
These small high schools give students spaces to work in and
learn—individual workstations/cubicles, project rooms,
presentation rooms, advisory rooms, and real-world workplaces—and
technology tools to do their work, to learn through projects,
and to turn projects into products that they can exhibit and
share with others.
The U.S. Department of Education has recognized New Technology
High School as a New American Small High School, and the Bill &
Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded grants to New Technology High,
the Met, and High Tech High to replicate their small high school
designs across the country. Unlike today's comprehensive
high schools, these new high schools customize and reinvent the
high school experience and provide students with the work space
and technology tools that they need to do their work.
Brynjolfsson, E., & Yang, S. (1996, February).
Information technology and productivity: A review of the literature.
Advances in Computers, 43, 179–214.
Greenspan, A. (1999, June 14). High-tech industry in the U.S. economy.
Testimony before the Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress. Available:
Met High School opened in 1996 in Providence, Rhode Island. The
initial site for 100 students was housed at the downtown Sawyer
Building. A second small Met School of 100 students opened in
1999 on Peace Street, in a facility that includes classroom
workrooms, project rooms, advisory rooms, and a large common
room. Four additional small schools will open in the fall of
2002 on a common campus using a similar design for each small
school's facilities. For more information on the Met, see
the school Web site (www.met.state.k12.ri.us).
Met High School opened in 1996 in Providence, Rhode Island. The
initial site for 100 students was housed at the downtown Sawyer
Building. A second small Met School of 100 students opened in
1999 on Peace Street, in a facility that includes classroom
workrooms, project rooms, advisory rooms, and a large common
room. Four additional small schools will open in the fall of
2002 on a common campus using a similar design for each small
school's facilities. For more information on the Met, see
the school Web site (www.met.state.k12.ri.us).
See examples of digital portfolios at
David Niguidula's Web site (www.ideasconsulting.com/dp/index.html).
See examples of digital portfolios at
David Niguidula's Web site (www.ideasconsulting.com/dp/index.html).
For a
video on high school internship programs, see The
Academy X Internship Experience, produced by students at
Sir Francis Drake High School, San Anselmo, California. Go to
the school Website (http://drake.marin.k23.ca.us)
and type in Academy X. For more information on Academy X, see
"Ready for the World" by Thom Markham and Bob Lenz in
this issue (p. 76). Also see the video Powerful Learning Through
School-to-Career, available from the Bay Area School-to-Career
Action Network (www.bayscan.org).
For a
video on high school internship programs, see The
Academy X Internship Experience, produced by students at
Sir Francis Drake High School, San Anselmo, California. Go to
the school Website (http://drake.marin.k23.ca.us)
and type in Academy X. For more information on Academy X, see
"Ready for the World" by Thom Markham and Bob Lenz in
this issue (p. 76). Also see the video Powerful Learning Through
School-to-Career, available from the Bay Area School-to-Career
Action Network (www.bayscan.org).
Bob Pearlman is a strategy consultant
for education reform. He is the former executive director of the 21st
Century Education Initiative at Joint Venture-Silicon Valley Network;
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With more than 32 million visitors every year, North Park is undoubtedly, probably the most popular holiday destinations within the US States. Over 300 sunshine all year round and endless miles of sandy coastlines, are sufficient cause for people to flock towards the Californian city.
Beaches of North Park are among the primary attributes and provide some good choices for an enjoyable-filled vacation. Beaches vary in shape and size. Probably the most popular beaches in North Park are La Jolla Beach, Mission Beach and Off-shore Beach.
Because the beaches are among the foremost attractions, hotels on the coast really are a preferred choice among travelers. These hotels are ideal for people who wish to take part in the various activities that abound the North Park beaches. People to these beach hotels expect to enjoying activities for example surfing, para sailing, snorkeling and sunbathing. North Park beach hotels focus on each one of these wants and provide a lot more.
North Park beach hotels vary in dimensions, varying from small cottages and inns to lavish seaside resorts. Additionally towards the fundamental amenities and services supplied by most typical hotels, these beach hotels offer special services to focus on the shore-going crowd. A number of these hotels their very own private beaches, cordoned removed from the most popular beach areas. Visitors can also enjoy a calming sunbath or have a dip within the creamy surf. Hotels might also feature oceanfront lawns, seaside bars and restaurants and theme parks for example beach volleyball courts. Hotels might also provide rental equipment for surfing, diving, and windsailing. Generally, experienced and well-trained staff is on-site to help the visitors.
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Gardening For Wildlife, Issue #012 Spring, gardens and Killdeer
April 16, 2007
What a beautiful April day in Southwest, Michigan.
After record low temperatures and some record snow, spring will once again attempt to make an appearance.
At least in the Great Lakes region.
Now it's the Northeast's turn.
The snow was so bad at times, I had five rabbits munching on bird feed in broad daylight.
Now that doesn't happen to often.
Everyone here is back to good health and eagerly waiting spring.
Yolanda complains about her braces.
She doesn't understand the discomfort will hopefully make things easier down the road.
The birds are happy as they go about their daily routines.
The Blue heron is back visiting the pond once again.
The first Turkey vultures of the season are soaring above.
The juncos are still hanging around and more purple finches have joined the crowd.
Many of the male goldfinches are close to full molt while others are still a patch work in progress.
Yep, the weather doesn't slow down some birds.
Now other birds like hummers, the cold will slow them down.
If you recall last spring, we were warmer than normal and hummers were a bit early in some locations.
Warmer weather brings on flowers and insects and the cold will keep things dormant longer and even kill off some early blooms.
Hummers need food and some warmth. Survival dictates to stay put even when some urges say to move on.
Insect eating birds like Purple martins die off in masses when cold snaps like this happen.
When temperatures get to cold, some eggs may be lost if the parents aren't sitting.
There isn't anything we really can do to help or prevent egg loss.
Parent birds will desert a nest and start over if eggs are lost.
If we interfere, they usually leave the nest and start over elsewhere.
In nature, it is often survival of the fittest and as cruel as it sounds, things happen.
To your garden.......................................
Hardy blooms like daffodils and tulips rebound nice after the cold.
Things in bloom like Magnolias are hit and that's it.
Frost and freeze may have killed off some early growth on your plants but they too will rebound, just give them a couple of extra weeks.
In some locations, frost kill will happen again.
The concern may be in berry and fruit producing shrubs and trees.
If they were in bloom or buds were swollen, the cold very well may have killed off much of this seasons potential fruits.
That is a concern for farmers and for us birding types.
This past Wednesday, in the middle of a snow storm stood several Killdeer.
Your heart goes out for nature when the elements throw them a curve.
The Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) is a member of the plover family.
Plovers are typically shore birds yet Killdeer are often found far from water.
You may see them on golf courses, near air ports, farmers fields, gardens, and even walking around in parking lots.
98% to 100% of a Killdeer's diet consists of slugs, snails, worms and insects.
Rarely will they eat seeds.
Farmers welcome these adorable and sometimes comical birds as they consume large amounts of insects that are harmful to crops.
You can imagine why they would have a difficult time when the ground is covered with several inches of snow.
Killdeer nest on the ground in open fields, gravel areas gardens etc.
The lay 3 to 4 light brown eggs with darker brown spots.
As a kid, it was comical to play the killdeer game when they would try to lure me away from a nest.
This ploy is used on predators.
When nesting in a pasture Killdeers use a different ploy as they fluff up, raise their tales and spread their wings and charge the cow or other farm animal that is near a nest.
Like all shore birds, Killdeer babies are off and running as soon as they have hatched and dried off.
Baby down is very similar in markings as the adult birds.
Yep, miniature versions of the adults (long legs included).
Killdeer are found and breed throughout all of North America below the arctic circle.
They are very adaptable to habitat from rural grounds to gravel roof tops of city buildings.
A shore bird that does quite well miles from water.
Some of nature can adapt with humans.
Nature and humans?
Why not?
Appreciation and respect for all of God's creatures.
I did lose several readers as I do when I speak about my faith.
In return, I had some wonderful, uplifting notes from several of you and I thank you so much for your encouragement.
I finished a section on
shrubs of the Northeast and Great Lakes
More is on the way.
April 22nd is Earth Day, plan on doing something nice this week for our planet.
Well <
It's time to fly for now.
Remember to wear your smiles and share them with a stranger.
A smile is real easy to do and you just might make someone's day
and maybe create a snowball effect with smiles.
Wouldn't that be GREAT?
As always,
"Treat the earth well: It was not given to you by your parents, It was loaned to you by your children. We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children." Ancient Indian Proverb
Take care my friend and have a blessed week.
Your friend indeed,
It's time to fly for now.
Remember to wear your smiles and share them with a stranger.
A smile is real easy to do and you just might make someone's day and maybe create a snowball effect with smiles.
Wouldn't that be GREAT?
As always,
"Treat the earth well:
It was not given to you by your parents,
It was loaned to you by your children.
We do not inherit the Earth from our
Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children."
Ancient Indian Proverb
Take care my friend and have a blessed week.
Your friend indeed,
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***All stories published in this week's Gateway are satirical and should be treated as such. None of the stories printed are factual and do not represent the actual intentions, feelings, or actions of any of the people mentioned.***
Zane Fletcher
A fleet of semi-trucks belonging to international online superstore Amazon arrived at the University of Nebraska at Omaha Thursday, March 24 amid great ruckus. By the time students arrived Friday, 32 boxes had been moved from the trucks and placed in an evenly spaced circle around campus.
While administrators were initially silent about the nocturnal maneuvers, their designs came to light in short time. By Monday, March 28, the cardboard had been stripped away, revealing incredibly large, industrial dehumidifiers.
Patty Johnson, spokesperson for Chancellor Christensen, said the dehumidifiers were part of an on-going effort to make UNO a truly "dry" campus.
"Our purchase of dehumidifiers to surround campus shows that UNO is committed to being at the front of the pack in terms of our zero-tolerance alcohol policy," Johnson said. "We hope to create an environment where not only is liquor contraband, but it is also physically impossible to bring a liquid of any kind on university property."
The dehumidifiers, which stand eight feet tall and six feet wide, require an enormous amount of electricity to continue operation, and the Omaha Public Power District has begun discussing plans to cope with the new need for power.
Students have reported feeling ill due to the ravaging effects such a large number of dehumidifiers can have on the human body. Sophomore Jane O'Malley was recently admitted to the University of Nebraska Medical Center with a case of severe dehydration, and is listed in critical but stable condition.
UNO administrators are still trying to find a way to pay for these machines, but one such administrator was overheard saying, "Oh, to hell with it. Let's just tack it on their student fees."
In related events, the convenience store located inside Milo Bail Student Center has seen an uptick in lip balm sales, charting a 1,500 percent increase over the last five days. This profit has been negated, however, by the loss of every beverage the store sold due to evaporation.
The university will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the dehumidifier situation on Friday, April 1.
***All stories published in this week's Gateway are satirical and should be treated as such. None of the stories printed are factual and do not represent the actual intentions, feelings, or actions of any of the people mentioned.***


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I think adding digits at 3, 6 and 9 is going too far.
The standard Dartmouth dial is busy enough with all the prominent hour and minute markers, but at the same time has a simplicity to it. Adding digits is too much.
Besides, we are again moving away from the ethos of sticking to the base model (as voted on); therefore into the realm of it not being possible or allowed.
Finally, I don't like the idea of using blue, even graduated, on the Dartmouth FLE as it is too close to the standard Series 1 model. Green, red, grey, we've not seen an orange or yellow (although CW have used these recently in the C60 Trident MkII 316L models) are OK; but not blue.