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Amy Terranova, Center Director
Ages: 6 Weeks to 12 YEAR-OLDS
We're so proud!
Nationally only 10% of daycares are accredited - nearly 100% of our learning centers are. That's a big difference, and that means KinderCare kids are getting the very best. Here's why.
What Learning Looks Like
Our talented early-childhood teachers set kids down the path toward becoming lifelong learners in a positive, safe, and nurturing environment.
Our Programs
Infant Programs (6 weeks - 1 year)
Babies grow and learn every day. Our goal is to provide a safe and nurturing "home away from home" where babies can explore and make new discoveries. We know that learning through play is extremely valuable at this age and our Early Foundations® Infant program is designed to give babies the skills that will serve as the building blocks for a lifetime of learning.
Toddler Programs (1 – 2 Years)
As toddlers develop friendships, self-esteem, and curiosity, our Early Foundations® Toddler program will help them explore their world in a safe and nurturing environment. Our unique curriculum is based on the philosophy that children learn best through experiences. So each day is filled with fun activities that excite and develop toddlers, giving them the comfort and confidence to speak those first few important words, as well as make their first friends.
Discovery Preschool Programs (2 – 3 Years)
At this age, children are making new discoveries daily. And as two-year olds begin to exert their independence, our Early Foundations® Discovery Preschool program is prepared to open their eyes to a world of learning, sharing, and exploring. Our holistic approach in the classroom engages young minds with a blend of music, art, and movement, as well as the early education fundamentals they'll need as they continue on to preschool.
Preschool Programs (3 – 4 Years)
As preschoolers gain more self-esteem, they may feel ready to take on the world. Our Early Foundations® Preschool program enhances that confidence by providing activities to help children become problem solvers and lifelong learners. Through independent exploration, structured activities, and hands-on learning, children will work on early literacy, math, science, and social studies concepts. A healthy dose of running, jumping, and dancing keeps them active too.
Prekindergarten Programs (4 – 5 Years)
Prekindergartners are preparing for the adventure of a lifetime – school. And our Early Foundations Prekindergarten® program is designed to get them ready by teaching letters and words, math concepts, and valuable social skills. With small group instruction, independent play in an organized atmosphere, and whole-group activities, children will have all the right skills to hop, skip, and jump right into kindergarten.
Before- & After-School Programs (5 – 12 Years)
Even after school's out for the day, children need to be engaged in a comfortable, yet stimulating environment. That's where our Catch the Wave® program comes in. This innovative before – and after-school program allows school-age children to balance learning and fun through a variety of experiences. From homework help to fun physical activities, our program is designed so that everyone goes home happy.
Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)
Don't miss out on KinderCare's Summer of Wonder: Six themed programs that will make summer exciting, educational and tons of fun. Whether your child is in our preschool, Pre-K or school-age programs, all of it is designed to help children learn while soaking up the fun. We offer flexible scheduling options to meet the needs of busy families like yours so we hope to see you there.
Learning Adventures - Enrichment Program
Our Cooking Academy program teaches kids confidence in the kitchen through hands-on activities that build important math, science, and social skills. They'll learn about recipes, ingredients, cooking vocabulary, and nutrition—and get to eat some delicious food made all on their own like carrot and turmeric hummus, pumpkin muffins, vegetable curry, black bean and sweet potato chili, and so much more!
The Math Adventures enrichment program is designed to teach important mathematics concepts such as geometry, numbers, measurement, and probability. Your child will learn about length, height, and weight. He will learn about shapes and solids. He will learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and count money. Math is everywhere and giving your child every advantage now will add up to success later in life.
Ongoing research proves that early exposure to music helps children think, reason, create, and express themselves. Children will laugh and learn about rhythm, vocal melodies, and a variety of musical genres and instruments, which can lower stress and advance memory. Learning never sounded so good.
Phonics & Reading Adventures
Set your child up for advanced success with literacy through phonics, the study of letters and sounds. Reader books, games, and activity cards help your child understand the basics of vowels and blending syllables, giving him confidence and command of language.
Spanish Adventures provides young learners with a foundation for later success with the Spanish language. Music, games, children's Spanish literature, and other tools give children multiple opportunities to hear, practice, and see Spanish language for vocabulary and conversational development. Curriculum includes lessons on greetings, numbers, colors, animals, family, body parts and pets as well as how to get engage conversationally during common scenarios at home, a restaurant, or at the zoo. Qué pasa?
Our Teachers
We're the only company in early childhood education to select teachers based on natural talent. Being a great educator isn't enough though. KinderCare teachers are also amazing listeners, nurturers, boo-boo fixers, and smile-makers. Put more simply, we love our teachers and your child will, too.
Meet just a few of our amazing KinderCare teachers!
An Artist's Heart
"My classroom is full of art!" says Mary Annthipie-Bane, an award-winning early childhood educator at KinderCare. Art and creative expression, she says, help children discover who they really are.
We put our best-in-class teachers in a best-in-class workplace. We're so proud to have been named one of Gallup's 37 winners of the Great Workplace Award. When you put great teachers in an engaging center, your children will experience an amazing place to learn and grow.
Our Families
Don't take our word for it. Hear what our families have to say about our amazing center!
My daughter Heaven and I moved into a new house in July 2006 when she was 1 year old. I found the Golden Meadow Circle KinderCare shortly thereafter. Having already had Heaven in a KinderCare since she was 8 weeks old and I had to return to work, I knew they were a good group, and they moved me to an open slot and we switched up immediately. This KinderCare was specific to my needs close to home and a perfect size classroom ratio. We have been with this center now for nearly 6 years and I love it, but more importantly my daughter Heaven loves it as well. The teachers and staff are like family and they provide loving care and guidance as needed. There are a wide range of programs for learning that are fun and interesting to my child. She has been enrolled in phonics, math, cooking and one or two others that have helped her have the edge moving forward into school. The child interaction that is present is also a great help in raising a single child, to help them adjust into a school environment. The center has outstanding support for the families that are here at the center, such as parent's night out events and a super summer camp program. They have all been great teachers, friends and role models for my daughter. I am glad I found this center and I am here to stay for as long as my daughter remains interested and involved with the programs, staff and her friends.
George - KinderCare Parent
My experience with KinderCare Golden Meadow has been fantastic. I have two sons, five and almost three years old, and the care, love and learning that they have received since they've been at this center are phenomenal. As a former preschool teacher and current elementary teacher, I know what good care should look like, and this is it. I feel completely at ease leaving them there each day because the teachers truly love them like they are their own. The things that they learn and share at home just blow me away as well. The best part is the fact that they love coming to school, and often don't even want to leave when I come to pick them up. It feels like a family, and I wouldn't want my kids to be anywhere else.
Blossom - KinderCare Parent
This is our second child into KinderCare (Golden Meadow center) and it was a no-brainer decision for us, as our first child joined this KinderCare with no English speaking skills. We were really amazed to see him speak so much English with an overwhelming vocabulary in just a few weeks and soon started singing rhymes taught in the center. We absolutely credit this to the fact that they have a very knowledgeable staff and a highly responsive and energetic director, who makes this facility feel like a family and a community to parents.
Venkat - KinderCare Parent
Our child is two years old and has been enrolled for four months at Golden Meadow Circle KinderCare. Prior to daycare, she was cared for by her grandparent. As most parents, we become nervous on how our child could react to daycare after having that close one on one attention. Would she feel loved? Would she be safe? Would she learn? It didn't take long to answer those questions, the answers are yes. One thing we particularly love about the program and staff is the focus around making the children feel welcome, after-all, it is their home-away-from-home. For example, every morning our daughter is consistently greeted by name with a sincere "Good Morning" from the Director as she enters the building. The same occurs with the teacher, who warmly invites her into the classroom. Every day during the past four months, our daughter has felt important, comfortable and happy. Some days she does not want to leave! We could not be happier with the program, teachers and management.
Renee - KinderCare Parent
My husband and I are so happy that our daughter attends a daycare center which thrives on providing a lot of love and care to their students. Our daughter has always been very attached to us and we were nervous with how she would react when beginning daycare but the director, Amy, and the fantastic teachers and staff made us feel at ease and relaxed, tending to our daughter with a lot of love, patience, care, and understanding. Our daughter, who is now in the preschool program, absolutely loves going to KinderCare Golden Meadow and we, as parents, feel so happy to know she is content there and is learning and exploring so much that the curriculum has to offer. She has truly blossomed since enrolling and it is all thanks to the amazing directors, teachers, and staff! Any question or concern we have is always handled with care and professionalism in adequate time. We cannot wait to enroll our second daughter there in due time and highly recommend this care center to all of our friends with children!
Seeta P. - KinderCare Parent
Who Are KinderCare Families?
They hail from hundreds of cities across the country from countless backgrounds, and proudly represent every walk in life. What our families have in common, though, is the want to give their children the best start in life. We are so proud to be their partner in parenting.
Hear from just a few of our amazing KinderCare families.
A Globe-Trotting Family Finds A
Home in Houston
Four young children, four different passports, two languages, two full-time jobs…oh, and a few triathlons thrown in for good measure. Meet the globe-trotting Colettas—a family on the go.


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-NAIA Powwow Committee Meeting
WHEN: Sunday, August 20, 2017
TIME: 1 pm
WHERE: Long Hunter State Park, 2910 Hobson Pike, Hermitage
-NAIA Powwow Committee Meeting
WHEN: Sunday, August 20, 2017
TIME: 1 pm
WHERE: Long Hunter State Park, 2910 Hobson Pike, Hermitage
NAIA Pow Wow Committee Meeting to be held on Saturday, May 13, 2017 from 12 pm to 1 pm at Long Hunter State Park.
NAIA Bi-Monthly Board Meeting to be held on Saturday, May 13, 2017 from 10 am to 12 pm at Long Hunter State Park.
NAIA will be volunteering at Ascend Amphitheater:
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5/6/2017 and 5/7/2017: Dave Mathews Band
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NAIA will be Spring Cleaning! NAIA needs to clean and organize the office and garage. We need to be ready in the event our building is built. We need to do a thorough cleaning of the office and garage. In addition, an inventory is required of all equipment and supplies. Your help is need.
Sweep & Mop
Dust & Clean Shutters
Wipe counters & shelves
Need to inventory all items NAIA has in the office and in storage. Sort and
organize. Discard unusable, outdated, & broken items.
Equipment/Supplies needed:
Pressure Washer
Broom, Mop, Buckets
Water Hose/Sprayer
Trashbags, gloves, & cleaning supplies
Bring any other items you think would help us to do a thorough job.
The Native American Indian Association of Tennessee, Inc. has established new committees and Chair and Co-chairs (January 2017 – December 2017):
Chair: Amanda Williams
Co-Chair: Joseph Fire Crow III
Chair: Chuck Creasy
Co-Chair: Jackie Yazzie
Chair: Cheryl Prevatte
Co-Chair: Peggy Williamson
Chair: Ray Emanuel
Co-Chair: Karen Locher
Chair: Ray Emanuel
Co-Chair Bill Wells
Co-Chair: Cheryl Prevatte
Chair: Karen Locher
Co-Chair: Elise Stevens
Chair: Gladys Bratcher
Co-Chair: Turia Enloe
If you would like to join or participate, please contact our office at (615) 232-9179.
NAIA Board Meeting and
2017 Elections
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Long Hunter State Park
2910 Hobson Pike
Hermitage, TN
10 am to 2 pm
We need everyone to bring their monthly reports and any special reports they have prepared to the next NAIA Board meeting and 2017 Election.
We plan to meet on-site at the Long Hunter State Park, 2910 Hobson Pike, Hermitage TN, on Saturday morning at 10 am to discuss the New Year Events and perform the 2017 Election.
Please be prepared to begin at 10:00 am. You are welcome to bring snacks, dessert and/or side dish. We will be providing stew and frybread.
See you on Saturday!
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Your vote is needed to elect the next NAIA Board of Directors on January 14, 2016 at 10 am to 2 pm.
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31th Annual Thaiquain Cup 10KSubmitted by hkrunners on 11. June 2015 - 11:53
The 31th Annual Thaiquain Cup 10K will be held on September 6 (Sun) at Pak Tam Chung, Sai Kung, starting at 9:00am.
National Day Run 2015Submitted by vangogh on 10. June 2015 - 13:19
4Km (Juniors) & 10Km, Individual & Team categories @ Plover Cove Reservoir Main Dam, Tai Mei Tuk, Tai Po.
2015 TWAC Chairman Memorial Cup 10K Evening RaceSubmitted by hkrunners on 9. June 2015 - 13:21
Registration for this year's TWAC Chairman Memorial Cup 10K Evening Race has started. The race will take place on July 12 (Sun) at Shing Mun Reservoir, starting at 5:30pm.
Salomon X-Trail Series - High Island ReservoirSubmitted by 3man on 5. June 2015 - 12:40
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Lantau VerticalSubmitted by sambi on 27. May 2015 - 15:43
Lantau Vertical is a vertical race which consists of climbing the highest peak (934m) of Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It is a 7km ascent with 900m elevation gain
7-Eleven Summer Run 2015Submitted by hkrunners on 27. May 2015 - 12:29
7-Eleven Summer Run 2015 will be held on Jul 11 (Sat) at Pak Shek Kok Promenade (near Hong Kong Science & Technology Park) in Shatin, starting at 7:11pm.
2015 Southern District Cross Country RunSubmitted by sinsinchau on 19. May 2015 - 12:11
Date: 9 August 2015 Sunday
Time: 0830
Place: Aberdeen Country Park
Distance : 9Km/3.5Km/1.2Km
Category: DEFG(18& above)/BC(10-17)/A(7-9)
Quota: 800
Closing: 12/7/2015
Royale International Kayak n Run DEEP WATER BAY, HK (4k kayak/5krun)Submitted by MMMM on 18. May 2015 - 17:35
Royale International Kayak n Run - Teams of 2 only
Quota - 60 teams family fun race
Quota - 60 teams adult race
May 30, 2015 - SATURDAY - Deep Water Bay, HK Island
Royale International Kayak n Run Discovery Bay (3k kayak 5k run 3k kayak)Submitted by MMMM on 18. May 2015 - 17:32
Family (shorter) fun event 1.4k kayak & 3km run
Adult (longer) race 3k kayak & 5k run & 3k kayak
The North Face 100 - Hong KongSubmitted by keithnoyes on 17. May 2015 - 16:29
RunOurCity Streetathon 5K @ Central 6 Sep 2015Submitted by MichaelCheung on 15. May 2015 - 9:31
Official page (too much traffic) http://cstreetathon.runourcity.org/en/
REGISTRATION SITE: https://regonline.activeglobal.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1715179
2015 Olympic Fun RunSubmitted by hkrunners on 7. May 2015 - 15:09
Registration for 2015 Olympic Fun Run to be held on June 21 (Sun) at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort has started. Distance is around 5.6km. For details, please visit:
Otterbox Action Asia Challenge 15k trail runSubmitted by MMMM on 2. May 2015 - 17:26
15k trail run still room for 50 more. All funds raised for charity go to Red Cross Nepal.
www.actionasiaevents.com and click May 10 Action Asia Challenge
HK Run for NepalSubmitted by alobarhk on 2. May 2015 - 11:36
Registration now open
Malcolm Phillips Age Graded 5kmSubmitted by catherine on 20. April 2015 - 10:52
This run is in memory of our friend and fellow runner Malcolm Phillips who passed away in 2006.
Run Light Paddle SeriesSubmitted by joeychanie on 8. April 2015 - 14:52
Sign up soon! Limit of 120 participants in each race. Hong Kong's only other kayak and run race with a twist!
KOTH Taipo Mountain MarathonSubmitted by keithnoyes on 2. April 2015 - 21:03
Tough half marathon with an easier second half all in stunning surroundings.
KOTH Sai Kung Mountain MarathonSubmitted by keithnoyes on 2. April 2015 - 21:01
Fast cruising half marathon with a rougher and more challenging second half.
We are moving the date to 28 Feb 2015 to accommodate change of date of the China Coast Marathon.
KOTH Lantau Mountain MarathonSubmitted by keithnoyes on 2. April 2015 - 20:59
Ring in the new year with a tough full marathon or a relatively easy half course.
KOTH HK Island RaceSubmitted by keithnoyes on 2. April 2015 - 20:57
Beautiful full or half marathon options through Tai Tam Country Park.
Go Fun Dragon Fearless RunSubmitted by vangogh on 6. March 2015 - 23:27
3K & 10K @ Pak Shek Kok Promenade
Guide Dogs / Children's Day Charity PB RaceSubmitted by vangogh on 6. March 2015 - 21:45
3K & 800m Relay @ Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground
The 26th Tsuen Wan Sports Festival Opening Ceremony cum Chung Hing 10K 2015Submitted by stanley2 on 25. February 2015 - 12:53
Race Date: 26th April, 2015(Sunday)
Race Route: Tsuen Wan Park PhaseⅡ to Airport Core Programme Exhibition Centre to and fro (around 80% flat and one turning point)
Start Time: 8:00 a.m.
Raidlight Stairmaster Series part 2Submitted by lantaubasecamp on 19. February 2015 - 13:48
Early bird sign up until the end of februari. Limit of 350 participants in each race!
The Raidlight Stairmaster Series Part 1Submitted by lantaubasecamp on 19. February 2015 - 13:45
Early bird sign up until the end of februari. Limit of 350 participants in each race!


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The invasion of Iraq in March 2003 by coalition forces has lead to the death of at least 100,000 civilians, reveals the first scientific study to examine the issue. . The majority of these deaths, which are in addition those normally expected from natural causes, illness and accidents, have been among women and children, finds the study, released early by The Lancet on Thursday.
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With Tuesdays attacks, Abu Musab Zarqawi, a Jordanian militant with ties to al-Qaida, is now blamed for more than 700 terrorist killings in Iraq. . But NBC News has learned that long before the war the Bush administration had several chances to wipe out his terrorist operation and perhaps kill Zarqawi himself but never pulled the trigger.
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Paul J. Karafiol, Board Chair
Paul has been committed to developing talent in young people since his first summer job as a counselor in the UChicago Young Scholars Program. He's taught math at Phillips Academy, Providence-St. Mel School, and Payton College Prep. Currently he serves as the principal of Lake View High School. Outside of school, Paul coached the Chicago-Area All-Star Math Team and is the head author of the American Regions Math League Competition. Awards Paul has received include the ICTM Flener Award, the MAA's Edith May Slyffe Award, and the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching. He lives in Hyde Park with his wife, three children (two of whom attend CPS schools), and two dogs.
Michael Caines, Founding Member
Michael Caines is a mathematics teacher at Walter Payton College Prep. He coaches Payton's math team as well as the Chicago-area All Star Math Team. In 2013, Caines won the Promising New Teacher award from the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics. In his free time, he writes math contests for the City of Chicago Math League and the Chicago Junior Math League and does CrossFit.
Jason Major, Founding Member
Jason Major works for 47 Chicago Public Schools on the northwest side coaching math teachers and collaborating with school leadership on school improvement through data. Previously Jason has worked as an assistant principal and a 5th-8th grade math teacher. He loves to help schools start up math teams!
David Margolin
David Margolin is managing director of a boutique consulting firm. He initially became involved in Math Circles of Chicago through his son, who has been enthusiastically spending Saturdays doing math for several years now. David lives in Roscoe Village with his wife and two children.
Matthew Moran, Founding Member
Matthew Moran taught in CPS for fourteen years. He helped coach the Whitney Young Math Team to two state championships, the first being the first ever 4AA championship for a CPS school. Recently, he helped coach the Whitney Young team to the first ever perfect team score at a North Suburban Math League meet. He is a coach for the Chicago-Area All Star Math Team, and a founder and director of the Chicago Junior Math League. In his free time he enjoys riding bicycles, geometry, and has a new interest in algorithms.
Sendhil Revuluri, Founding Member
Sendhil Revuluri works to improve opportunity for children in high-need schools. He previously traded equity derivatives and helped launch a new public high school in the South Bronx (where he was recognized as a Math for America Master Teacher). He chairs the project committee of the Bright Promises Foundation, was recently elected Vice President of the IMSA Alumni Association and to the Board of the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics, and is a Leadership Greater Chicago Fellow. His family lives in Pilsen, where his wife is an executive at a non-profit working to improve the lives and opportunities of people living in poverty, and his son is a kindergartener at a CPS elementary school.
Ann Turner
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As New Yorkers brace for the year's unraveling, to the annual strains of P. D. Q. Bach at Carnegie Hall, they have reason for heightened anguish.
Fliers announcing the concerts tonight, Monday and Wednesday at 8 P.M. show what seems to be a Prussian marching band in epaulets and spiked helmets. What's scary is that all bear the unmistakable likeness of Prof. Peter Schickele, the relentless discoverer of P. D. Q. Bach.
Holding a clarinet or a saxophone, a French horn or a bassoon, the bearded professor appears in profusion, a scowl here, a grimace there, a simper, a pout, a glance of cross-eyed inquietude.
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Without apparent remorse, he remarked that the opening work, the "Grand Serenade for an Awful Lot of Wind and Percussion," "is one of the few 18th-century pieces that uses gargling." Several members of the band, it seems, gargle in B flat.
Nor was he pained to report that another scheduled piece was called the "Dutch" Suite because its two instruments, a bass and a tuba, both play below C-level. A Historic FirstContinue reading the main story
He said there would be no strings attached to the performances, which will be the first for only winds and percussion since Professor Schickele began unearthing P. D. Q. compositions and inflicting them on the public more than a quarter of a century ago.
Well, the first here onstage. The repertory is the same as that on the latest P. D. Q. album by the 57-year-old Mr. Schickele, whose non-P. D. Q. life includes serious composing and a "sneakily educational" music program on public radio (in New York, Saturdays at 8 P.M. on WNYC-FM).
Slipping into his non-P. D. Q. persona for a moment, he recalled disdaining band music, having had to play the bassoon in school marching bands back in Fargo, N. D.
"So many bands don't have bassoons that they assume there won't be a bassoonist there," he said, "and everything you play is doubled by the saxophones or the horns." He remembered a low point: marching through town in 10-degree cold, "playing an instrument nobody could hear as far away as the sidewalk, and using up a $5 reed because I didn't know how to make my own reeds."
In later years, he said, "My publisher kept after me to discover a P. D. Q. Bach band piece, for obvious reasons: there are a lot of bands in the country. And finally the Harvard Band commissioned a discovery -- as you know, P. D. Q. Bach is the only dead composer who can be commissioned -- and I came up with this piece 'Grand Serenade,' and it is probably one of the most-played band pieces in the whole country. I can't tell you how many people come up to me and say, 'Oh, when I was in high school I played your "Grand Serenade." ' I warped thousands of minds in one fell swoop."
Its "Crasho Grosso" section reflects the early influence of Spike Jones, whose band thrilled the young Mr. Schickele with its lunatic surprises. He also relished the inevitable cry and its aftermath on the old radio show "Fibber McGee and Molly" ("Don't open that closet!").
"My mother says that when she was a little girl, sometimes at a country fair they would take two old locomotives that they were going to retire from service, and they'd put them on the tracks heading toward each other," he said. "The engineers would hop out, and everybody would just watch them crash together. I would have loved it."
But a satisfying smash-up is hard to achieve. He once had to have a cheap violin taken apart and tentatively reglued so it would shatter in style when a disgruntled violinist bopped him on the head with it.
Returning to his professorial mode, he said the program would include two New York premieres. One is "Fanfare for Fred," which he described as "not as loud as a rock concert or the Chicago Symphony Orchestra."
The other is "Lip My Reeds," which requires some of the musicians to play just their reeds without the rest of the instruments. "It also extends the range of the bassoon a step lower," he said, "by inserting a cardboard tube, such as the kind you find inside paper towels, to make it go down to a low A."
The piece includes "one of the most boring fugue themes ever written," he added, singing it to prove his point during lunch in a crowded midtown Manhattan restaurant.
Also in store are "Six Contrary Dances" and "March of the Cute Little Wood Sprites."
As for the "Dutch" Suite duet, Professor Schickele said its bass and tuba sounded surprisingly good together, despite their low range. Yet it's hard to imagine a piece by P. D. Q. Bach that doesn't get into a lot of treble.Continue reading the main story


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February 9, 2018
The RHS Malestroms are offering Singing Valentines to be delivered on Tuesday, February 13 during D Block. See Mr. Graves or one of the Malestroms for details.
Valentine's Day is just around the corner. Once again, The Unpredictables will be selling Singing Valentines, during lunch. They will be delivered Tuesday, February 13, during D-Block and E-Block. The cost is still only $5.00 per song. Purchase them early ~ they sell out quickly!
Students, please remember, and remind your parents as well, that all pick up and drop off is to be done in the back circle at both the beginning and the end of the day.
Governor's Institutes of Vermont online applications will open on February 1st. Are you interested fun and accelerated learning residencies on college campuses? Then GIV is perfect for you. This summer's institutes are the following: architecture, design and build, arts, Asian cultures, astronomy, current issues and youth activism, engineering, entrepreneurship, environmental science and technology, health and medicine (new), informational technology and digital media, mathematical sciences and young writers. Apply online at giv.org. Deadline is March 14th. See Ms. Conn in guidance for more information.
GMTI will be selling carnations and candy during both lunches from now until Valentine's Day Carnations or Candy are $2, for both the cost is $3. They will be delivered to your friends during B and C block on Valentine's Day
YES Plan School-to-Work Proposals: Any student who wishes to participate in the School-to-Work YES Plan this year, needs to see Mrs. Renfrow in White 16 to pick up their STW Proposal form as soon as possible
Attention Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors- Mrs. Archer is offering a quarter course – Theatre for Social Action- this class will choose an issue, develop a play around this issue, build sets, costumes, rehearse the play and take it on the road! This is a global studies elective.
The flu and strep throat season is upon us. To prevent widespread flu, strep throat, and illness in the school, we recommend that your child stay home from school if experiencing flu or strep throat symptoms. To decide whether or not to send your child to school, please consider the following guidelines:
Keep your child at home if he or she has any of these symptoms:
• Fever (greater than 100 degrees by mouth and your child may return to school only after his or her temperature has been consistently below 100 degrees without fever reducing medications, for a minimum of 24 hours)
• Vomiting (even once)
• Diarrhea
• Chills
• General malaise or feelings of fatigue, discomfort, weakness or muscle aches
• Frequent congested (wet) or croupy cough
• Lots of nasal congestion with frequent blowing of nose
• Severe sore throat
*If your child is experiencing a combination of the above symptoms we recommend you contact their physician.
A child who has a fever should remain at home until "fever free" for a minimum of 24 hours. A child who has started antibiotics needs to be on the medication for 24 hours before considered non-contagious and able to return to school. Often when a child awakens with vague complaints (the way colds and flu begin) it is wise to observe your child at home for an hour or two before deciding whether or not to bring to school. Your child should be physically able to participate in all school activities on return to school. Keeping a sick child at home will minimize the spread of infections and viruses in the classroom.
If your child will be out of school due to illness please call the attendance office at RHS before the start of school. When calling please let the school know if your child has been diagnosed with the flu or strep throat. RHS Attendance office 770-1072 or 770-1096
If you should have any questions please call the RHS Health Office at 770-1086 or 770-1087
Executive Board and Environmental Club are partnering and SELLING REUSABLE WATER BOTTLES with RHS logos on them for $12. The purpose of these water bottles is to eliminate waste from plastic water bottles that get thrown away! They are available in front of the cafeteria during lunches, where you can purchase and pick them up.
Attention Sophomores and Juniors: Mr. McDonough is offering a special English course next year on Shakespeare and Politics. We'll look at how Shakespeare's plays deal with the same issues of race, gender, religion, and justice that we deal with today. Plenty of classroom reading and discussion, and no major essays! See guidance to sign up!
School Choice
If you are interested in learning more about the State-Wide Public School Choice Program, please contact the Guidance Office at your school of residence for more information. The deadline for registration for School Choice at that particular guidance office is Thursday, March 1, 2018 by 4:00 pm.
Workday for decorating committee for Encore's festival in March today from 6-9. Come and help us create decorations for the Harry Potter rooms for the festival. Anyone is welcome!
There is an information sheet on upcoming theatre festivals in the pocket on Mrs. Archer's door. If you are interested in attending another festival, please grab one
Valentine's Day is almost here! Come to sewing club in the theater to make a heart pillow or a stuffed animal for your Valentine! Tuesday from 3:30 to 5:00.
Today's Events:
4:30 PM BOYS JV-B BASKETBALL @ Burr & Burton dismissed at 3:00PM bus leaves 3:15PM
5:30 PM BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL vs. Burr & Burton
7:00 PM BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL vs. Burr & Burton
Saturday's Events:
9:00 AM Boys and Girls VARSITY INDOOR TRACK @UVM bus leaves 6:00AM
1:00 PM GIRLS VARSITY ICE HOCKEY vs. Essex
7:00 PM BOYS VARSITY ICE HOCKEY vs. Stowe
Registration for Spring Sports is open: https://formreleaf.com/organizations/rutland-high-school
-Any high school student interested in playing a Spring sport must attend the sports information meeting on Wednesday February 28 at 6:30pm in the RHS gym with a parent or guardian.
-Any middle school student interested in playing a Spring sport must attend the sports information meeting on Thursday March 1 at 6:30pm in the RHS gym. A parent/guardian must attend this meeting with their child.
Attention Football Team Members: Weight Room Testing next week Monday-Thursday, all should attend or see Coach Norman with problems.
Students! Log In to FuelUpToPlay60.com to earn points and Apply to Become a Fuel Up to Play 60 State Ambassador by March 9, 2018. Stop by the Athletic office for more information.
Students who are Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors: MEDQUEST 2018 – A Healthcare Careers Exploration summer camp experience. June 17-22 or August 5-10 is currently available to apply for. Fee is $500 (scholarships are available). Apply online at www.svtahec.org to download the
Brochure and application. Admissions is competitive with enrollment limited to 20 students per program. Students from southern Vermont are encouraged to apply. Brochures are available in the RHS Guidance Office.
Senior Scholarships:
Seniors please check your school email account as the Guidance Department is beginning to notify you of scholarship opportunities. A spreadsheet listing will be shared to you by
Mrs. Carpenter briefly outlining available scholarships. Check in the Guidance Dept for copies of scholarships that are listed on the spreadsheet.
Current Scholarships to Apply For:
|February 16, 2018
|Red Sox Foundation – Vermont Service Scholarship &
All VSAC Scholarships listed in their Scholarship Booklet
|March 8, 2018
|Rutland Area Guidance Counselors
|March 10, 2018
|Knights of Columbus – Vermont State Council
|March 16, 2018
|VT Superintendents' Association –
Dr. Alice Angney Scholarship for Leadership and Service
|March 21, 2018
|Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc.
|March 15, 2018
|Center Lodge #34 Freemasonry (Rutland City)
Rutland Area Medical Community Scholarship
|March 30, 2018
|Evelyn K Bartenstein Scholarship –
The Garofano Family Memorial Scholarship
Nora Coffin Barnes Memorial Scholarship
Rutland Raider Booster Club Scholarships
Casella, Inc. Scholarships
RHS Math/Science Award
Peter Carini Science Award
Pauline Crowley Memorial Science Award
Barbara "Missy" Jasmin Scholarship
Bellerose Scholarship
The RHS 1855 Scholarship
Heritage Family Credit Union
|March 31, 2018
|Northshire Bookstore: Open Mind Scholarship
|April 1, 2018
|Vermont State American Legion (Scholarships)
|Early of April 3, 2018 or Reg. May 1, 2018 @ Noon
|The Stephen Phillips Memorial Scholarship Fund
|April 13, 2018
|Rutland Education Association
|April 16, 2018
|Fletcher "Buster" Brush Memorial Scholarship
SENIORS AND JUNIORS: Do You Want to Win a Car?
The Drive 4 Excellence contest sponsored by Burlington Hyundai & Subaru is currently OPEN!
Online registration can be located at www.burlingtoncars.com. Deadline to register and to submit your report card is April 30, 2018. After this date, 75 finalists will be selected and notified by May 5, 2018. If you are one of the finalists you must be present to win either a pre-selected 2018 Subaru Impreza or 2018 Hyundai Elantra. Further details can be found on the website as well as in the Guidance Office.
Stop by the Guidance Office and pick up a few pamphlets that the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation has provided. The 2018-2019 Grant Application pamphlet, Financial Aid as well as My Educational Loans pamphlets. These can also be viewed online at www.vsac.org
VSAC's 2018-2019 SCHOLARSHIP BOOKLET has arrived in the Guidance Office. Seniors, stop by and pick one up. Deadline for ALL VSAC-assisted scholarships is February 16, 2018
Parent Ads! ONLY 5 ADS LEFT SO HURRY!
Parent Ads are on sale until February 23rd for $75.00!! Hurry and get yours now before they run out! To get the sale price, you need to email what you want in your parent ad to firstname.lastname@example.com. Send a picture and text so we can put your parent ad together.
If you want a yearbook, you better reserve one now. We will have VERY few if any extra books to sell. There are 10 left that you can buy online at http://tinyurl.com/rhsbook18 so hurry!
Any senior who has not given us their signature for the yearbook signature page, needs to do so by Thursday, Feb. 15. Please see Mrs. Renfrow in White 16 to sign the clipboard.


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Following a protest on Thursday by nurses around the globe wanting stricter protections for health-care workers working with Ebola patients, on Friday, the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced that the state would institute strict new standards. Doctors, nurses and other health workers will now have access to hazardous material suits, respirators, and isolation rooms when they treat Ebola patients, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The new standards were lauded by Chuck Idelson, a spokesman for National Nurses United, who said, "The governor and OSHA have really inspired nurses with their dedication to this. They've shown an absolute commitment to protecting patients and nurses."
NNU and CNA Executive Director RoseAnn DeMo added, "These rules are a testament to the outspoken efforts of nurses who have repeatedly pressed for the highest level of mandatory safety precautions to protect nurses, patients, and the public. Nurses have raised their voices, and California has now listened, acted, and once again set a benchmark for the nation."
Roughly 300 California acute-care hospitals will change their regulations to the new standards, which toughen the regulations issued in October, according to the Chronicle. The state's new standards are more thorough than the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control.


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Case Reports
These case reports were submitted as supporting material for the inventor's U.S. patent application (subsequently granted at patent number 7,280,874). They give some examples of results seen with use of the DNA-related frequency determination method.
Example 1
A healthy and physically active 40-year old man diagnosed by physicians with a case of Barmah Forest disease (a mosquito-transmitted viral disease endemic to certain regions of southern Asia), used a frequency-emitting device with numerous frequencies in an attempt to alleviate the clinical effects of the disease. The effects included severely debilitating arthritis-type conditions, and significant alteration of iron metabolism and levels in the blood. Lab results of blood iron levels and related factors are used by physicians to diagnose this viral disease. The patient was unable to work at his previous full-time job because of the disease. The iron level at the time of diagnosis was 10 μmol/L (at the bottom of the reference range), and remained near that level after his initial use of the device and commonly-used frequencies. The debilitating arthritis symptoms likewise continued without positive resolution, indicating the frequencies being used were not efficacious. The patient had been suffering in this manner for 10 months. The first frequency protocol was then altered to consist of a DNA frequency for the full genome, along with additional frequencies relating specifically to certain components of the virus. After the frequency protocol was changed, the patient experienced nearly full clinical recovery within two weeks, complete recovery shortly thereafter, and was able to resume his normal full-time heavy physical activity. The recovery was later confirmed by an iron test at 21.7 μmol/L, which is in normal range. No other medical protocols were changed during the time that the DNA-related frequency program was used. The man remains fully recovered with complete and permanent absence of any disease symptoms. This case has been monitored for 5 years.
Example 2
A middle-aged American man in his 30s had been diagnosed with AIDS, confirmed by HIV-1 viral load and CD4 cell counts. The use of various medical and integrative alternative protocols for a period of 6-7 years had been partially but not totally successful, and included use of frequency emission devices with various frequency programs. After a period of time the viral count gradually climbed to 220,000 copies/ml. The patient at this point in time began using a new set of frequencies, each of which consisted of a frequency that corresponded to a specific gene component of the virus. There were no other changes initiated in his medical protocol at this time. Subsequent to the start and daily use of the new frequencies, a blood test three weeks later showed a virus count of 100 copies/ml. Another blood test three weeks afterwards reported a count of less than 50 copies/ml (the limit of sensitivity for that test). The latest blood test shows a count of less than 50 copies/ml. This individual was not taking any anti-viral drugs during the period of time covering this report, and had not been taking any such drugs for a period for 3.5 years prior to use of DNA-related frequencies.
Example 3
In a case similar to example 3, an American woman was diagnosed with AIDS confirmed by viral load and CD cell count lab tests. The patient has experienced a drop in viral load from 15,000 copies/ml to 80 copies/ml in a period of three months, using the same frequency program as the person described in the prior example.
Example 4
This example addresses a community outbreak of what physicians described as contagious shingles also resembling chickenpox (itching, painful, oozing and sometimes bloody lesions), spreading among both adults and children via physical contact. Some individuals had been suffering severe symptoms for a period of 2-3 months. Patients had been prescribed anti-viral and anti-inflammatory drugs, but the drugs did little if anything to resolve the affliction. Some patients in near desperation sought alternative assistance and commenced use of a frequency emission device. That device was programmed with a number of frequencies available from internet sources. Those frequencies had partial effects on part of the symptoms in a few but not all individuals; however, the effects were not permanent and did not resolve the affliction. The frequency program was later altered to consist of a frequencies correlating to the genome of human herpesvirus 3, which is the causative agent of chickenpox and shingles. The change in effect on the patients was immediately noticeable. For some individuals, especially the children, the itching and pain was largely resolved within 2-3 hours. For most others, the lesions were noticeably healing within 24-72 hours. A total of 30 individuals from the community were treated, and the outbreak was stopped. Many of the patients needed only one frequency session for the problem, and 7 of the more severely afflicted persons needed 2 or 3 sessions.
Example 5
An elderly woman was hospitalized and diagnosed with a lung infection caused by the bacterium Gordona sputi, which became totally unresponsive to antibiotics or any other medical protocols. Her physicians told her they could do nothing more, advised her to get her affairs in order, and sent her home from the hospital. The woman began use of a frequency device using commonly available frequencies characterized by many reports as having anti-bacterial effects. The infection was not resolved and the illness continued. The program was then altered to consist of several frequencies specifically correlated with important components of the bacteria. The infection was cleared within a short time span (1-2 weeks), the woman completely recovered, and has never experienced a relapse. This case has been followed for 3-1/2 years.
Example 6
A 50 year old woman employed as a nurse in a hospital acquired a herpesvirus infection via contact with a patient. The infection manifested as the condition known as Herpes Whitlow, caused by human herpesvirus 1, and manifested on her hands. As is characteristic of infections from this virus, the clinical lesions would appear and then slowly heal over a period of approximately 10 days. The woman had been suffering from this condition for 7 years, and occasionally made it difficult for her to work in her profession. At the time of the most recent outbreak of lesions, she began using a frequency corresponding to the genome of human herpesvirus 1. The lesions on her hands healed within three days, as compared to the customary 14 days healing time without use of this frequency determination method. The woman additionally stated that use of non-DNA-related frequencies sometimes made the healing process take longer, than if she had done nothing at all.
Example 7
Two American missionaries working in Africa had been fighting malaria infections on a continual basis, as is common in that region. Over a four-month period, they used a frequency emission device with numerous frequency sets. By the fourth month they were able to narrow down a successful outcome to a basic set of six numbers solely consisting of frequencies that correlated with important components of the causative organism Plasmodium falciparum. One specific result was seen in a man with the following history: day 1, a mid-morning initial Quantitative Buffy Coat test showed 89 malaria parasites per 200 white blood cells (WBCs), which is equivalent to 3,560 parasites per microliter of blood. Two sessions with the aforementioned DNA-related frequencies were received by the individual later that morning and in the late afternoon. On day 2 at 8 am, the same blood test showed 10 malaria parasites per 200 WBCs (or 400 per microliter), which constitutes an 80% parasite count reduction within less than 24 hours. These results were re-checked at 9 am, with the count being 7 malaria parasites per 200 WBCs (or 280 per microliter). A different lab test performed at the same time (blood smear), gave a result of 5 malaria parasites per 200 Wing this period of frequency sessions.
Similar reductions of malaria parasite levels along with cessation of clinical symptoms were seen in several other people after using the DNA-related frequencies.
Brief comments about the case reports
It can be noted that:
1. Case numbers 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 demonstrated that desirable positive effects in laboratory and/or clinical outcome were achieved with DNA-related frequencies as calculated from the method presented in this application, as opposed to lack of such results with previously used frequencies, thus showing specificity of action with the frequencies calculated by the DNA frequency method.
2. Case #3 (HIV-1) repeats the outcome shown in case #2 (also HIV-1), showing repeatability; and case #4 clearly demonstrates repeatability over a significant group of subjects with the same illness (n=30).
3. These case reports reveal desirable outcomes against bacteria, viruses, and parasitic organisms, which indicates possible useful applicability of this method to infectious conditions caused by those classes of pathogens.
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Life is full of questions. Questions that can keep us awake at night – why am I here? Is there more to life than this? Are we alone in this universe? And how can I make sense of all the suffering in the world? And why do Christians go on and on about this Jesus bloke?
The Alpha Course is a 10 week course into the basics of what Christians believe and is your opportunity to both ask questions and share your own thoughts and experiences.
No previous knowledge of Christianity or church is needed – don't worry you will not be asked to pray or sing, or anything like that! You will meet others who are also on a journey to find out what is real in life in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
An Alpha evening consists of:
- The Alpha Meal* (*Deliciously free, you are our guest!)
- The Alpha Talk
- The Alpha Discussion Groups
How do I come along?
The Next Alpha Course starts Autumn 2017 (Tuesday 26th September) and runs on Tuesday evenings at Holy Trinity Church Café. We may also be running a Wednesday morning Alpha course – dates/times TBC.
If you would like to find out a bit more please don't hesitate to talk to our Alpha Coordinator:
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Telephone: 0131 4423304
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Over 3 million people have done an Alpha Course in the UK, so you are not alone in wanting to investigate more!
Alpha Promo video – take a look! Or visit the Alpha website at www.alpha.org


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gcalctool - a desktop calculator
One of the most important things to remember about gcalctool is that calculations are performed from left to right, with no arithmetic precedence. If you need arithmetic precedence, then you should use parentheses (see below).
Internal arithmetic is now done with multi-precision floating point numbers. Accuracy can be adjusted from zero to nine numeric places in fixed notation, but numbers can be displayed in engineering and scientific notation as well. There is also an option to show or remove trailing zeroes after the numeric point. The calculator reverts to scientific notation when the number is larger than the display would allow in fixed notation. In the scientific mode, the base of operation can be changed between binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal. Numbers are initially displayed in fixed notation to nine numeric places, with trailing zeroes removed, in the decimal base.
You can use the Copy and Paste functions in conjunction with the numeric display to store or retrieve characters from the clipboard. You can also remove the last digit entered, completely clear the displayed entry and totally reset the calculator.
There are ten memory registers. Numbers can be stored or retrieved in these locations, and arithmetic can be performed upon register contents.
On startup, gcalctool will use several configuration resources stored in a gconf database. These are listed in detail in the resources section of these manual pages. Any constants or function definitions that the user defines are also stored in this database.
Context sensitive help is also available. Control-F1 toggles whether tooltip help is displayed for the item which currently has focus.
This section describes the menu items available in the applications menubar.
This section describes the calculator keys present in the main gcalctool window. gcalctool has three modes; basic, financial and scientific. The keys associated with each of these modes are described in separate sections below.
Keyboard equivalents appear in the square brackets. Note that Alt followed by a letter indicates that the Alt key and this key should be pressed together.
Enter a digit (decimal digits 0-9) into the display. The '.' character acts as the numeric point, and '=' (or Return) is used to complete numerical entry.
Upto forty digits may be entered.
Perform an arithmetical operation using the previous entry and the next entry as operands. Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division are denoted by the characters '+', '-', '*' and '/' respectively ('x' is also synonymous with multiplication).
Each of these operations has a popup menu associated with it. It is also possible to use just the keyboard to achieve the same results. The first keyboard value selects the menu operation; the second keyboard character selects the new value for this operation. Unlike the menu facility available with the mouse, there is no visual feedback on what choices are available to you, so the user has to know what item they wish to select.
An example of how to use each of these financial calculations, is available via the tooltip help facility.
This section describes the functionality available in the calculators scientific mode. This also includes a special mode panel used for setting various options.
0 0.621 kilometers per hour or miles per hour
1 1.414213562 square root of 2
2 2.718281828 e
3 3.141592653 pi
4 0.3937007 centimeters or inches
5 57.295779513 degrees in a radian
6 1048576.0 2 to the power of 20
7 0.0353 grams or ounces
8 0.948 kilojoules or British thermals
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Seagull Leather Bifold Wallet
Made By: Benjamin Bott
An especially attractive hideaway for cash and cards and other such things, this handsome wallet is handmade with sturdy Horween leather. The leather wallet is stitched by hand in the color of your choice and has plenty o' room for the important stuff.
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Zombie Author Chris Williams
Chris Williams and his brother Patrick Williams are the authors of the zombie novel:
Dead Meat
The sequel Dead Meat: The Remaining will be published in 2014.
A third book is planned to complete the trilogy.
The zombie novel began as a serial blog, and was later revised and published as a complete novel. Find out more of the history at the Dead Meat Novel website
About Chris WilliamsChris Williams is 34 years old. He lives in North Carolina. He is married to "a wife who is completely awesome...I'd be dead without her most likely." Mr. and Mrs. Williams have a young daughter. Their family also includes two dogs and two cats.
Chris Williams and his brother Patrick Williams write as a team. They didn't always work in face-to-face sessions. Because of conflicting work schedules, there were times when Chris would organize and make drafts based on notes. Patrick did most of the writing for the novel. The two would meet on each week on Sundays to polish and revise.They called those "Dexter Sundays."
That process continued during 2010. By early 2011, Chris and Patrick would be able to work four nights out of the week. During this process, their blog and social media helped the two revise the novel multiple times. Readers gave feedback, the authors incorporated suggestions, and a new version would become available. The novel was picked up by Permuted Press, revised, and released as a complete print version in 2012.
Of his brother, Chris says:
"Basically, we have the same interests mostly and we get along. Patrick's really easy to work with most of the time. When in disagreement on an idea we can usually, within minutes, agree on something. Also he's my little brother."Chris does remember a time when things were not so rosy.
"Patrick used to hate me when we were teenagers. He threatened my life on a daily basis. It's really weird. When we were little, we were really close. Then that happened and now that we are manly men we are close again. Just for the record. I didn't hate him back; I just annoyed him."
Interesting Fact: The book Dead Meat never once uses the word "zombies" to describe the living dead. The characters refer to them as "Bees."
What Makes Chris Williams Unique?Aside from the fact that they are brothers writing as a team, the manner in which Chris and Patrick Williams constructed Dead Meat is unique.
From the very start, the two writers knew what the ending would be. Everything they created revolved around that. This strongly influenced the writing process.
"When you start with the conclusion, you have to constantly keep it in mind. Certain characters have to do certain things, but since we didn't adhere to a strict outline, we were able to let the characters evolve throughout the narrative, changing scenes and ideas to meet the characters, not changing the characters to meet the scenes and ideas."The Williams brothers kept the ending always in sight, while trying to maintain a realistic narrative that would engage readers. Although the ending was important, it was more important to create a strong combination of action and emotion. They set out to create a great story that would move toward the defined end.
"To us, all that mattered really were the end, the realism, and the character development. It wasn't the gore, which is fun to write, and it wasn't the zombies (even though we don't even use that word in the book); we found the story, the characters, and the way everything blended together fascinating."
Chris Williams: Five Descriptive Links
- The Guilded Earlobe Reviews Dead Meat
- A Discussion of Dead Meat when it was still a blog- by Freddy in Space
- Wickedly Bookish gives an honest review of Dead Meat
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Why the Germans Stole the Swastika—For most people, swastikas represent hatred and the horrific genocide on the Jewish people and a blood reckoning proxy and symbolic demagogue for people of color. What many people may not know is the swastika did not evolve from Nazi Party, and further demonstrates that white nationalist parties are unacquainted with history—extending to the affairs of the world.
The 12,000 year old name, "swastika", comes the Sanskrit word svasti (sv = well; asti = is), meaning good fortune, luck and well-being. In Buddhism, the swastika signifies auspiciousness and good fortune as well as the Buddha's footprints and the Buddha's heart. The swastika is said to contain the whole mind of the Buddha and can often be found imprinted on the chest, feet or palms of Buddha images. It is also the first of the 65 auspicious symbols on the footprint of the Buddha. The swastika has also often been used to mark the beginning of Buddhist texts. In China and Japan, the Buddhist swastika was seen as a symbol of plurality, eternity, abundance, prosperity and long life. 1)Religion Facts, Just the Facts on Religion, Swastika http://www.religionfacts.com/swastika The traditional meaning is at odds with the definition Nazis and white supremacist use and choose to believe: singularity of one race, impermanence of anything well or good, scarcity, and of course, the shortening of other's life.
The world respected the swastika before Heinrich Schliemann introduced it to Nazi Germany. It is alleged that when Schliemann saw swastika-like decorations on pottery fragments in all archaeological levels at Troy, he felt it was seen as evidence of racial continuity and proof that the inhabitants of the site had been Aryan all along. Yes, sounds demented. As the swastika became more and more intertwined with German nationalism, Adolf Hitler's influence grew—and he adopted the hooked cross as the Nazi party symbol in 1920.
Steven Heller, author of The Swastika: Symbol Beyond Redemption? and Iron Fists: Branding the 20th-Century Totalitarian State believes Hitler was attracted to it because it was being used in other nationalist and racialist groups. Heller went on to say, "I think he also understood instinctually that there had to be a symbol as powerful as the hammer and sickle, which was their nearest enemy."
To further enshrine the swastika as a symbol of Nazi power, Joseph Goebbels (Hitler's minister of propaganda) issued a decree on May 19, 1933 that prevented unauthorized commercial use of the Hakenkreuz or "hooked cross." 2)The Man Who Brought the Swastika to Germany, and How the Nazis Stole It
According to Holocaust Teacher Resource Center, The Swastika: A Sign of Good Luck Becomes a Symbol of Evil, they too believe, Hitler had a convenient but spurious reason for choosing the Hakenkreuz because "…in Nazi theory, the Aryans were the Germans ancestors, and Hitler concluded that the swastika had been "eternally anti-Semitic."
"To identify himself with the rest of the universe is to see it as part of yourself. We no longer see divisions. All is one, and the same fire of life breathes through us all. Walk in that man's shoes because that man is you." ~ Scott Dollar, Perspective & Empathy: Quite Possibly the Meaning of Life.
The Swastika Flag's use as the National Flag was a symbol of the acceleration of the Nazi's anti-Semitic agenda which included the September 15, 1936, "Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honor." These laws revoked the Jews' citizenship in the Reich. Jews could not vote, marry Aryans, or employ "in domestic service, female subjects of German or kindred blood who are under the age of 45 years."
Most of the Jewish community has healed but the remembrance of brutality, inhumanness, and division will never be long-forgotten. In the wake of the Trump Administration and from the perspective of American Jewish historian David Myer, 3)Jewish Historians Tell Us What to Expect in 2017 he feels Trump's presidency evokes some of darkest chapters like, "the 1930s and 1940s, when race-baiting and xenophobia were at a high point, when loyal Japanese Americans were interned in camps, and when virulent anti-Semites like Father Charles Coughlin railed against Jews to millions of radio listeners," by no means discounting slavery and Jim Crow. In the January 2017 article by Philip Eil, Myers went on to say that he hoped his "…fear is exaggerated, that Trump's flirtations with the "alt-right" will cease and his opportunistic bigotry will be quelled. Alas, his appointments to date offer no solace in this direction."
In a world of supremacy groups endeavoring and campaigning to resurrect old history, just how do we heal? The Southern Poverty Law Center has a guide that sets out 10 principles for fighting hate: we must act, unite, support the victims, do our homework, create an alternative, speak up, lobby our leaders, look long range, teach tolerance, and most importantly, we must dig deeper.
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|The Man Who Brought the Swastika to Germany, and How the Nazis Stole It
|Jewish Historians Tell Us What to Expect in 2017


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Thursday, December 10, 2009
December 10th
The house is all setup for the Holidays! We have a really small tree this year because on Xmas day we will not be in town. I like how small the tree is because it is very manageable and I feel like in the future we can go much bigger. But why not start small and work up to something bigger in the years to come.
The garland above the fireplaces is something we picked up at Costco. It came with lights already in it and will be easy to put up each year.
I like this room because it is very simple but also feels lived in. The fireplace heats the whole room up and it is perfect because the weather outside is freezing.
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This describes the philosophy of Zone 2 apparatus and how extra low voltage Ex nA certified instrumentation may be safely installed in these low risk areas. Written by safety guru Chris Towle, the guide discusses current IECEx and ATEX standards, constructional requirements, installation, documentation and inspection. Of particular interest is the use of Ex nA certified apparatus with instruments using other protection techniques. The guide explains how an Ex nA loop powered indicator in Zone 2 may be safely used to monitor the output from a Zone 1 Ex d transmitter, simplifying installation and reducing cost.
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The Rio Tinto ore body is a massive sulfide deposit in the south of the Iberian peninsula. It takes its name from the nearby Rio Tinto, literally "red river," whose colour is due to oxidation of iron contaminants leached from minerals in the nearby ore body, or from the slag heaps that dot the region. In 1873, a group of investors took over the mine, forming the Rio Tinto Group, which has since become one of the largest mining concerns in the world. However, the exploitation of the region's mineral wealth started long before the 19th century.
Fig. 1. The Rio Tinto river, showing the deep red colour caused by the high concentration of ferric iron.
Mining activity at Rio Tinto began as early as 3000 B.C.E., when the southern Spain was occupied by the Iberian and Tartessan people. It is probably no coincidence that the Phoenicians, an eastern Mediterranean trading civilization that flourished between 1500-500 B.C.E, established their first Spanish colony at Gadir (Cadiz), which is today just a 3 hour drive from the mines at Rio Tinto. Later, the mines would come under the direct control of Carthage, a Phoenician successor state.
Following the defeat of North African state of Carthage by Rome in the Second Punic War, the entirety of the Iberian peninsula passed into Roman hands, and with it the mines at Rio Tinto. The exploitation of their mineral wealth continued apace under Roman rule, and lead isotope data suggests that Rio Tinto was the primary source of silver for Roman coinage during the early Imperial period (Butcher and Ponting, 2005).
Fig. 2. Fraction of anthropogenic lead in the Greenland ice derived from Rio Tinto and other Roman mines in the Southern Iberian Peninsula. From Rosman et al., 1997.
The smelting process used to extract silver metal from the jarosite ore mined at Rio Tinto resulted in the emission of heavy metal pollutants into the atmosphere, where they were dispersed around the world. The scale of the Roman mining operations in southern Spain may be seen from lead isotope ratios measured in the Greenland ice, where nearly 70% of the anthropogenic (ie. human-derived) lead deposited between 400 B.C.E and 50 C.E. came from the Rio Tinto ore body or its immediate vicinity (Rosman et al., 1997).
While mining activity at Rio Tinto declined in the 2nd century C.E., and again following the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, it never completely vanished. In fact, mining continues at Rio Tinto today, with the recent expansion of a copper mine owned by Atalaya PLC, making it the oldest continuously mined formation in the world.


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Following a successful introductory course during the summer, Cayman Fencing in association with Purple Dragon will bring back Jean Goto from New York to instruct another fencing camp later this month.
The native New Yorker started fencing at the celebrated Peter Westbrook Foundation when she was 10.
Since then Goto has trained with world class level coaches Aladar Kogler and Kornel Udvarhelyi. She attended fencing camps in Budapest and Sombathe, Hungary as well as in Monticello, NY.
Goto has medaled in eight national competitions, won her first collegiate competition (the Temple Open) and gone to the NCAAs three times, becoming an All American in her first year.
She started teaching fencing while occasionally helping out at the PWF classes on Saturdays. She has since taught at Gate Hill Day Camp, the Dwight School and privately throughout New York City and Greenwich, CT. Currently, she is part owner of Greenwich Fencing – a fencing school in Greenwich, CT.
The next fencing camp will run from Monday- Friday 14-18 December and children aged seven and up are encouraged to sign up early.
Sessions will run from 3-5pm at Purple Dragon, beside the World Gym off West Bay Road.
If there is enough interest from adults, there will be a second session running from 6-8pm.
Adult gear will need to be ordered in advance so contact Joanna Humphries at: [email protected] as soon as possible to register your interest.
'We had such an overwhelming response from the youngsters and adults who took part in the summer camps that we decided we had to run another one before Christmas,' Humphries said.
'If we get enough interest and commitment we will certainly make this a regular fixture on the calendar.'
The camp will consist of four days of training, learning foot work and various blade techniques with practice bouts, and end with a tournament on Friday.


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In the wake of a fatal bicycle crash which took the life of bicyclist and mother Shayla Cypriano, a little girl's future remains unclear. Olivia Cypriano, Shayla's daughter, is being evaluated by child protective services in order to determine the best option for her future after the untimely death of her mother.
Shayla Cypriano was killed this past week by a delivery truck, which flipped and struck her while she was walking her bicycle across the intersection of Lincoln and Auzerais avenue. The delivery truck had collided with a dump truck in the middle of the intersection Cypriano was attempting to cross.
Family and friends of Shayla, still grieving over the death, have turned their focus to her daughter's safety and well being. A couple close to Shayla has been caring for the daughter after she returned home from child protective services this past Friday.
Kate Seningaglia, one of the caretakers, is trying to get the child used to the loss of her mother.
"I want what's best for her and I hope we stay in her life," Seningaglia said.
The couple had previously taken Shayla in after Olivia's birth, helping her find steady employment and a stable life for her newborn child. Shayla was on her way to her new job when she was struck.
A memorial fund has been established to help Olivia. Interested parties can deposit to the account directly at the United Security Bank in Campbell, account number # 135220418 ("Memorial Fund for Shayla Cypriano Benefitting Olivia Cypriano)
From a legal perspective, young Olivia has a very strong case of liability against the motorists whose negligent conduct combined to kill her mother cyclist Shayla. Olivia's case would be for wrongful death and she would ask for compensation for the loss of the care and comfort and support and affection of her mother. While in California, a wrongful death claimant does not have a claim for grief, Olivia does have a claim for loss of the relationship with her mother, and all that this loss entails. A minor is not allowed to bring a lawsuit themselves. The claim must be made through a guardian ad litem who will act as a guardian in the court and actually be the named party. By using a guardian ad litem, hopefully someone in Olivia's family, the wrongful death attorney and the court assures that an adult is looking after the interests of the minor claimant. Altough we don't know if Child Protective Services will hire an attorney, we hope that an attorney will help begin this crucial process. After the case is resolved, by way of settlement or judgment, any money generated on behalf of Olivia would be held in a blocked account for the benefit of the minor until she is 18 years old, or placed in a structured settlement so that Olivia would be paid over time. In any event, Olivia would not have access to the settlement funds until she turned 18. Our hearts go out to Olivia for this tragic loss. We sincerely hope that an adult will help her find a good attorney to prosecute her wrongful death claim.
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Claude A. Wyle is a partner of Choulos Choulos, and Wyle, a San Francisco based law firm dedicated to representing clients who have been injured by the wrongful conduct of individuals, corporations, public entities, and businesses. Mr. Wyle also frequently sits as a Judge Pro Tem for the city and county of San Francisco.


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