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Time for a good laugh at my exspense from 30 + years a go
In late 1970 I bought a 69 Super Bee with an 383 Magnum engine. I came across a good deal on a 780 vacuum secondary holley. Rebuilt it on my kicken table (first time rebuild). I didn't set the floats because I had those lillte windows to ajust the float hieght. Needless to say it flooded my engine, so I adjusted the float level way down and blocked the throlle plates open with along skinny handled screw drive, handle in the throlle plates. Now I had time to kill while my intake dried out, so I waxed the car. The drive side to the rear bumper and back up the passenger side. Now it was time to wax the hood. The long skinny screw driver did not look so funny sticking through my hood then as it does now in my memory.
Enjoy I was 19 or 20 years old.
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Reminds me of a fella in the service when I was stationed in Lubbock. He worked on his 65 Impala all day and it bit him each time. He finally got it running. When he slammed the hood, a screw driver was sticking over the edge about an inch. It flipped the screwdriver up in the air, came down, and broke the windshield.
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The Ritz Theatre was opened in the late-1920's. By 1940 it had been renamed State Theatre and was operating as an African-American theatre. In 1952 it was renamed Art Theatre, and continued as an African-American theatres until it closed in the mid-1950's. During its life it was operated by Publix followed by Wilby-Kincey.
By 2013, the building was in use as the Rose Supper Club.
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From left, Friends of the Manteca Library members Barbara Hildebrand and Ruth Boggs help set up the ongoing book sale Wednesday benefiting the local branch.VINCE REMBULAT/The Bulletin |
But fear not, the group has an ongoing book sale at the Manteca Branch Library, offering plenty of hardcover and paperback books in good condition at outstanding discount prices.
A hardcover, for example, goes for 50 cent apiece while the paperbacks are priced at 25 cent each or five for $1.
"We can always use more donated books," Friends of the Library member Michelle Zachlod said at Wednesday's meeting.
The location of the book sale is at the north end of the main entrance of the local branch, 320 W. Center St.
Proceeds from the book sale go to the Friends of the Library expenditures, in turn, providing entertainment to youngsters including the annual visits of Sparkles the Clown and Python Ron.
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This product has been retired from our catalog and is no longer for sale. This page is made available for those looking for datasheets and the simply curious.
Description: Note: We have some of these left. Grab 'em for a limited time only!
User Manuals are full of helpful information to get you on the right path when you're working with an unfamiliar piece of equipment. Not least among these helpful bites of information are various safety warnings, so chances are good that if you've managed to injure yourself in the midst of a hacking session, you've probably neglected to follow some very good advice.
If you When you manage to incur minor injury while tinkering with your favorite new widget, reach for one of these handy adhesive bandages. Not only will it keep your 'ouchie' clean and protected but it will also serve as an important reminder to Read The Full Manual. These bandages are sealed and sterile just like the ones down at your local drugstore, but better because they incorporate our favorite color and some good advice.
Note: Sold in packs of 5 bandages.
Wow. A product whose intended purpose is to add insult to injury. Brilliant.
I don't know about that… I thought you should always Read The Feng shui (fung-shway) Manual for Electrical Engineering. I have always found that it helped one improve life by receiving positive qi (ch'i) by keeping the blue smoke in your electrical parts.
Also you can improve your Qi by using "Feng shui" as a replacement phrase for those words that tend to upset those more sensitive listeners. Plus it really confuses the censores who want to Beep you.
haha, nice! I like that.
Remember - it's not a hobby until you bleed for it.
Is there any way to order practical quantities of these, like 100? I don't mind paying novelty prices for a few, but I would actually like to use these IRL, and $3 is a rather steep in that context.
Second that.
So where can we download the manual for these?
Funny when I used one of these for fun They gave me a paper cut!
Kudos to you on this, between this and the videos, you help it feel like a small shop run by people we know. Everyone keep in mind, a hot soldering iron looks exactly like a cold one.
There is a picture of a soldering iron a few inches below my comment, I made myself laugh again.
Haha, the "Related Products" should just be everything sparkfun sells that could injure you. There's already two soldering irons, an exacto knife, and a beer glass.
Yeah, I'll admit that I purposely related the irons and knives…
Thank you for reminding me of that, 'cause I'm going to order some solder soon and try to finish my line following robot. I'm gonna sit down and meditate on "hot irons look just like cold ones… Ohm… hot irons look just like cold ones… Ohm…".
"Never grab a falling soldering iron" was one that I learned quickly.
"Make sure you're jamming the iron into the holder instead of your hand" is a third one.
And then: sit down in the basement with an 8.4 oz can of Brain Toniq…
Brain Toniq is probably my favorite drink 'cause I'm in a better mood and more focused without caffeine. I swear, it's actually difficult to have a random thought after drinking it.
Link: www.braintoniq.com
No caffeine or Guarana/Corn Syrup/other speed-and-crash stuff. Anyone familiar with it?
EDIT: No, this is not a spambot from TrueToniqs. They are honest people who run a small company in Boulder, CO.
A brilliant reminder!
i'm finnish people, and finnish people newer read manuals…just kiddin'
If I use these, I'll have to stop using tape for my injuries!! ;-)
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Pak police, Hindus spar over migration
KARACHI: Representatives of the police and the Hindu community on Friday had a heated debate over the issues of forced migration of minorities from Pakistan and their persecution. During a meeting of the National Assembly's Standing Committee on Human Rights, the police and the Hindu community representatives submitted different views.
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Students on personal leave of absence should confirm with Dean Liz Derickson (ederick1) that your return is expected or approved (if approval is needed), and then follow these instructions.
- If you are on leave or studying abroad, try to use mySwarthmore to pre-register, but Swarthmore College cannot support internet access internationally, so don't fully expect it. Use the lettered steps below to ensure your pre-registration.
- Dean Derickson has more information about returning from leave on her website.
- For more information about the rules and instructions for students Studying Abroad, please visit the Off-Campus Study web site.
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A. Confer with your Academic Adviser(s)
The ideal is to communicate with your faculty adviser(s) and/or the chair(s) of your actual or prospective major department(s) before pre-registration to make sure that whatever credits you may be earning while away as well as your future registration plans are compatible with completion of the major(s) and all other requirements for the degree on schedule with your planned graduation date. If you can't confer with your adviser before pre-registration, try to pre-register anyway, and confer with your adviser after. This should include examining in detail how, in your remaining semesters (including the ones away), all of your requirements will be met and, especially, how you will complete your major and your honors program, if you are hoping or planning to do honors.
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Use mySwarthmore if you can, just as if you were on campus
- On the first day of pre-registration, try to use mySwarthmore to pre-register
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- Tell the instructor(s) your wish to be in their course(s) or seminar(s), and then request in writing (email, fax, or mail) to have your name entered on the list for the course(s) and/or seminar(s) offered at that future time. If you cannot tell who the instructor is, contact the Department Chair.
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New figures for gross domestic product showed slightly higher growth than first estimated, but confirmed that the weakness of industry and exports is slowing the economy.
The signs of slowdown left a majority of City experts confident that the Bank of England will not have to raise the cost of borrowing again, despite the split between buoyant consumer spending and services on the one hand and sagging exports and manufacturing industry on the other. Rising pay claims are seen as the last possible source of danger on the interest rate front.
The upward revision yesterday to GDP growth, from 0.4 per cent to 0.5 per cent in the first quarter, and from 2.8 per cent to 2.9 per cent year- on-year, was exactly as expected.
Details showed consumer spending still growing at an annual pace of 5.1 per cent, the highest since the end of 1988. Investment spending was strong too, up 5.5 per cent compared with a year earlier.
However, government spending fell slightly in real terms, while the widening gap between exports and imports lopped 1.8 percentage points off the overall growth rate. This was the result of the widest trade deficit, in constant pounds, since the middle of 1993.
"It is not clear whether the economy's landing will be soft or hard, in view of the two conflicting forces," said Kevin Darlington, an economist at ABN-Amro.
The industry breakdown showed that while manufacturing has officially moved into recession, services have started to slow too. The quarterly increase in their growth was, at 0.7 per cent, the lowest for a year and a half and revised down from the earlier figure of 0.8 per cent.
The City's doves were swift to pounce on this bit of the evidence. "It suggests a broad-based slowdown in activity," said Nick Vaughan of Barclays Capital.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee gets its next chance to vote on interest rates in two weeks' time, and none of the figures due before then is expected to sway the vote in favour of an increase. The latest published minutes showed a 5-3 majority against an increase in April, and there was also no change earlier this month.
The arrival in June of John Vickers, the Bank's new chief economist and the final member to join the MPC, alters the arithmetic slightly. Professor Vickers, an Oxford academic, is an unknown quantity but suspected to be a dove because of his expertise on industry.
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Picture looted by Nazis returned
A painting looted by the Nazis has been handed over at a British art gallery to the descendants of the original owner.
The Three Stages of Life, painted in 1898 by Count Leopold von Kalckreuth, was left by Elizabeth Gotthilf in Vienna in 1938 when she fled Austria with her husband and children in the wake of the Nazi takeover. The picture has been on display at London's Royal Academy, on loan from the Neue Pinakothek in Munich. On Monday, more than 60 years after it was looted, a representative of the German authorities handed the picture over to Mrs Gotthilf's descendents, Ernest and Marietta Glanville, from London. It is the first work being exhibited in Britain to become the object of restitution by The Commission for Looted Art in Europe. Long battle The painting was obtained in 1942 from a private Viennese collection by the Bavarian State Collection of Paintings, which was unaware of the identity of the original owner. It cost them 15,000 Reichsmarks.
The family - which changed its name from Gotthilf to Glanville on arrival in the UK - began searching for it in 1948 and in 1971 tracked it down to Munich.
But despite consistent pleas by Elizabeth Glanville the Munich authorities refused to return the painting to her family. Mrs Glanville died in 1983. Following a renewed plea by her surviving family for reassessment of the picture's provenance, the Commission for Looted Art in Europe conducted research which led to the decision to return the work. 'Great sentimental value' Mrs Glanville, who will not be able to take permanent ownership until it has finished its current tour in September, said: "Today's joy is tinged with regret that our mother is not alive to witness the restitution of the picture. "It has meant a lot to us, it's an icon of my childhood. It has great sentimental value. It was given to my mother as a wedding present." She said: "Our hope now is that other victims of Nazi persecutions will have their pictures, their treasures, restored to them." It is unclear how much the painting is worth at today's values but the family has made it clear it has no intention of selling it. |
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Sounds of Kol Nidre
What is the origin of the Kol Nidre melody?
The melody that stirs the heart of Ashkenazic Jews is of unknown origin, but is part of a body of music known as "MiSinai melodies" that emerged in Germany between the 11th and 15th centuries. "MiSinai" literally means "from Sinai." Of course, we know that none of these tunes came from anywhere in the Middle East, but the hold they have had on Ashkenazic Jews has made them as venerated as if they "came down from the mountain."
How would you describe the melody, musically?
It combines syllabic chanting, one note per syllable, with melismatic passages, in which one syllable may be extended over several notes. Many of the musical phrases used in Kol Nidre are related to (or at least reminiscent of) other themes that are used throughout the High Holy Day period. Observers say that the MiSinai melodies are "majestic" and "lofty" and are therefore appropriate to the liturgical themes of the day. In fact, the extensive use of melisma throughout the High Holy Days makes the period and its music quite distinctive. Given the importance of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and the emotional "baggage" that most people carry as we contemplate "who shall live and who shall die," this music adds a degree of theological weight to the service. When the Reformers of the 19th century abandoned the rest of traditional Ashkenazic nusach (the traditional melodies and motives for chanting the liturgy) as being too old fashioned and unsuited to congregational and choral singing, they still preserved the MiSinai melodies, most of which are associated with the High Holy Days.
Can you explain the marriage of this particular text and tune?
The text of Kol Nidre-the nullification of personal promises that cannot be fulfilled-has none of the beautiful poetry that characterizes so much of our liturgy (and it was not included in Reform prayer books until the 1978 publication of Gates of Repentance). So the question of why we have such a lofty melody for such a pedestrian text is a good one. The reason lies less in the actual text than in the significance of the moment. Since the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, we have been engaged in a period of self-reflection known as the "Ten Days of Repentance" (Aseret Y'mey Teshuvah). On Yom Kippur, we have reached the last lap in our spiritual marathon: it's now or never. There is a certain electricity in the air as the synagogue fills-usually to its full capacity. The recitation of Kol Nidre actually comes before Yom Kippur begins (since one is forbidden from negotiating business on a festival), but the custom is to repeat the chanting of Kol Nidre three times-both to fill the time until the sun sets, and to be sure that any latecomers to the service can hear it at least once. Obviously, the recitation of anything three times has a built-in capacity for boredom, so various customs have emerged to enhance the chanting. Typically the cantor will sing it softly the first time, and sing progressively louder with each repetition. It is also customary to raise the key with each repetition. As the music gets progressively louder and higher, there is an increased charge in the synagogue atmosphere. With all of this emotional drama playing out, it is not surprising that, over time, a fairly elaborate musical composition has emerged.
Does the chanting of Kol Nidre vary within the Ashkenazic community?
To be sure, there are variations in the way different cantors chant the tune. As with any "folk" melody transmitted over time, each "performer" evolves his or her own style. By the time versions of the Kol Nidre melody began to be notated (in the late 18th century), there were significant differences in the texting (which syllables correspond to which notes) and in the placement and particular pattern of each individual melisma. But notwithstanding these variations, there is a clear consensus over the broad outlines of the tune, as well as quite a number of details, especially the distinctive intervals that mark its haunting opening.
How do Ashkenazic and Sephardic versions differ?
Considering the fact that over the past millennium Ashkenazic Jews have lived on several continents and among quite different majority cultural influences, there is a surprising degree of uniformity in the tune used in Ashkenazic congregations. On the other hand, Sephardic versions of Kol Nidre vary both in melody and performance practice from one community to the next. Sephardic variations range from fairly simple chants from the Babylonian (Iraqi) tradition to a whispered chant with no melody at all in the Carpentras (Provencal) tradition of southern France to a fairly elaborate melody of the Spanish-Portuguese Jews which is stylistically reminiscent of the Ashkenazic tune but substantively different.
How have Reform synagogues shaped Kol Nidre?
Modern congregations have found ways to adapt the chanting of Kol Nidre to their evolving sensibilities about the role of music in the synagogue. Composers like Salomon Sulzer (Austria, 1804-1890) and Louis Lewandowski (Germany, 1821-1894) were among the first Jewish music professionals with organ accompaniment at their disposal. At the same time, both of these men-and apparently their Liberal congregations as well-appreciated the role of nusach in general, and the MiSinai tunes in particular. Lewandowski's setting of Kol Nidre for cantor, choir, and organ has become the standard in many congregations; composer Sholom Secunda's (1894-1974) setting (famously performed by opera singer Richard Tucker) is a somewhat more recent addition, still faithful to the original melody but with richer parts for the choir.
It is also interesting to note that contemporary congregations have become increasingly open to the use of a wide variety of accompaniments for the service in general, and Kol Nidre in particular. Many congregations add winds and/or strings, and some include an adaptation of Max Bruch's (1838-1920) setting of Kol Nidre (for cello and orchestra) for at least one repetition of the text.
Have women cantors influenced how Kol Nidre is sung?
There is as much variety among women's voices as there is among men's, and obviously no one piece of music can possibly sound the same sung by everyone. But whether it is the emotional weight of the moment or the nearly infinite ways that Kol Nidre has been performed, women have demonstrated that they can deliver artistically beautiful and spiritually meaningful renditions of this classic.
Does Kol Nidre practice differ denominationally?
It is hard to make general statements about practices across the streams of Jewish practice because there is nearly as much variation within denominations as there is among them. That said, Reform cantors tend to be more likely to add choirs and/or instrumental accompaniment to their renditions than Conservative cantors, but both are sometimes used in Conservative synagogues. In Reconstructionist synagogues especially, the emphasis on congregational participation and often the absence of a formally trained cantor leaves the musical performance limited to a lay solo singer. Orthodox synagogues of the past were frequently at the core of the Golden Age of hazzanut that saw virtuoso cantors, such as Joseph "Yossele" Rosenblatt, Moshe Kusevitzsky, and Gershon Sirota, presiding over choral synagogues with large male choirs. Yom Kippur services became "events" that would draw such crowds that the police would be called in to control them! These days most Orthodox synagogues have an unaccompanied solo cantor on the bimah for the recitation of Kol Nidre.
There have been many stage performances too.
Yes, and often these compositions have nothing directly to do with the Jewish community. The Bruch work of 1880 is the most famous example. Although Bruch learned the melody from his friend, Cantor Abraham Lichtenstein (whose colleague at the Oranienburgerstrasse Shul in Berlin was none other than Louis Lewandowski), Bruch never intended his concerto for ritual use. In fact, famed Jewish ethnomusicologist Abraham Zvi Idelsohn pronounced the Bruch concerto a brilliant masterpiece, but noted that the melody had entirely lost its Jewish character in its translation to the concert stage.
The main theme in the sixth movement of Beethoven's String Quartet Op. 131 also appears to be based on the Kol Nidre melody. Beethoven was apparently approached by leaders of the Jewish community in Vienna to compose music for the inauguration of a new synagogue. Since they were looking for music of a "Jewish character," they supplied the composer with what they considered important examples of Jewish music, among them Kol Nidre. The commission was never completed, but since this is the only formal connection that can be established between Beethoven and the Jewish community, this brief contact is the likely source of the composer's inspiration.
Has the melody crossed over into pop culture?
Al Jolson sang it in The Jazz Singer, the first "talking" movie. Neil Diamond sang it in the 1984 remake. The Kol Nidre theme is now part of pop music as well. Perry Como recorded the Kol Nidre (with Johnny Mathis doing "Eili, Eili, Lamah Azavtani" in his 1956 album I Believe). In 1968 a rock band called the Electric Prunes produced a "composition" called "Release of an Oath" and subtitled "The Kol Nidre: A Prayer of Antiquity," but its title track by David Axelrod featured an English adaptation of the text, and the music was only loosely based on the MiSinai tune. Perhaps the most outlandish performance of Kol Nidre I've heard was recorded on an island in the Caribbean by a band playing sitar, tabla, oud, dumbek, and other exotic instruments.
I admit to having conservative, almost parochial tastes when it comes to liturgical music. I can be stirred by new approaches to Jewish texts: some of Ernest Bloch's work in Avodat HaKodesh (Sacred Service) is breathtaking. But I suppose I'm a creature of habit and, yes, habituated to the notion of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." The Kol Nidre melody has been an integral part of Jewish tradition for hundreds of years, and will no doubt continue to be one of the most beloved melodies of our people.
Marsha Bryan Edelman, Ed.D. is Professor of Music and Education at Gratz College in Melrose Park, Pennsylvania. A graduate of Columbia University and the Jewish Theological Seminary, she holds degrees in general music, music education, Jewish music, and Jewish studies. She is the author of Discovering Jewish Music(Jewish Publication Society). She is also active as a choral singer and conductor, and has worked with the Zamir Choral Foundation in various musical and administrative capacities for more than thirty-five years. Dr. Edelman was interviewed by RJ editor Aron Hirt-Manheimer.


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Dore, a silvan-and-Saab village beneath the moors, forms part of Sheffield Hallam, one of the three most middle-class constituencies in Britain and the only Tory seat in the South Yorkshire coalfield. Worshippers at Christ Church yesterday had their chance to sign the petition drawn up by the Bishop of Sheffield, the Rt Rev David Lunn, expressing 'concern and distress' following the decision to make 10,000 local miners redundant.
The early shift, 8am Holy Communion, voted 80 per cent in favour of the petition and, throughout the morning, congregations had no hesitation in adding their names.
The Rev David Williams urged support for the miners. 'Socially, politically and economically there seem enormous grounds for keeping the pits open,' Mr Williams said. 'It seems an unjust decision not made objectively.'
The MP, Irvine Patnick, who may have taken comfort from South Yorkshire's sabbatarianism - the lowest in Europe - has been shaken by the fury of local Conservative business opinion.
Mr Patnick said he was aware of the depth of feeling but constituents should suspend judgement until the Government announced its package of measures to help the coalfields.
The Rev Jo Honour, a visiting preacher from the depressed east end of Sheffield, said: 'The loss of status and income is so detrimental to unemployed people's self-esteem that being slotted on to a scheme is not going to be enough.' John Gummer, the Minister of Agriculture, hit back at church leaders who accused the Government of 'lack of moral vision' over the pit closures. Mr Gummer, a member of the General Synod of the Church of England, said on BBC Radio 4's Sunday programme that failure to shut the pits would mean higher electricity prices and even more redundancies.
On the same programme the Bishop of Sheffield called on the Church Commissioners to use their position as large shareholders in the electricity generators to oppose the policy, and the Most Rev John Habgood, Archbishop of York, called on the Government to 'think again'.
Dr Habgood also told a congregation at Sheffield Cathedral yesterday: 'The removal of jobs within a day or two of the decision being made, without consultation, without adequate explanation, without any real evidence that the long-term implications have been thought through, strips those affected by it of their dignity and takes away the possibility of meaningful response.'
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New Submission Format for Chairman's Award
But a picture says a thousands word....anyone can say they did an activity but unless FIRST is going to substantiate each statement, it easy to verbally enhance your activity. The proof is in the picture. It also provides another technical but not super technical area to interest and inspire students. It does use technology whereas just writing can be done in school and will not inspire a student in science or technology.
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I have a lot of issues with the Chairman's Award. Particularly, I have trouble resolving the difference I see between what the Chairman's Award is meant to represent and what it has become. By submitting a entry into this part of the competition, a team indicates its desire to win this award. For me, that calls into question everything that the team has done and plans to do. While the reality may be that a team's events have impacted their community in a positive way, their intention is just as important - again, in my mind. A team that holds events and reaches out into the community - all with video camera in hand - is out there for the wrong reasons. A team that does the same thing, but writes about it later - a second though...that's the team that deserves to win. The teams that do the right thing for the sake of doing the right thing, and for believing in the message of FIRST deserve to be recognized. Teams that seek to win the Chairman's Award and line up activities to follow suit are shameful. Again, this is all in my opinion. I don't like the Chairman's Award. I never have. I think it's fake. I think it encourages deceipt, manipulation, and dishonesty. I think by simplifying the submission format, it'll help to redeem the award. Besides, nobody is saying that there cannot be photographs - or, similarly, that there needs to be more than a few words on these pages. You've been given a blank canvas to work with. Be creative. This doesn't need to end up looking like something from a medical journal. |
Doing a community event and writing about it for submission into the Chairman's Award is no less shameful than documenting it on film. I personally think that it is perfectly fine. The way I see it, the Chairman's Award inspires teams to reach out. Sure, they are motivated by winning the award, but honestly, how many teams would do community events without this motivation in mind? I'm sure a few teams out there wouldn't worry about that if there was nothing in it for them. Granted, there are plenty of teams out there who don't care about an award and would love to do that kind of thing on a regular basis.
Anyways, what I'm saying is that FIRST wants us to reach out to the community. And if they want us to present all that we've done to them, shouldn't we be allowed to do it in the best manner that accomplishes this? And FIRST is all about science and technology. We have people wanting to be animators or engineers.... Why not open up a career of video editing to them too? |
All I have to say right now (no offense to the talented video people) is Yipeeeee!
At last, I can actually be of some use to a local team! I might not have to be a teamless orphan anymore! I have checked the map and the easiest teams for me to commute to are in Manchester (NH) off of the main interstate. Mr. Kelso? |
Point is being missed
I think that many of you are missing a significant point.
FIRST has greatly limited what we can do with the initial Chairman's Award entry... but they still are doing interviews with each team. These interviews mostly take place in the pit. That's where your creativity should be placed. You can still do a video. You can still do a powerpoint presentation. Now, it's just gotta be shown in your pit... during your interview. So... not only should you include your writing experts, now you need to involve your school's theatre department! So... last year's video (or other) presentation was supposed to be 10 minutes long... this year's needs to be shorter (3-5 minutes), and you get to do it LIVE. I'd say that this ADDS to the creative challenge. So... build your kiosks, create your story boards, write your scripts, shoot your video clips, plan your pit layout accordingly. We are. Andy B. |
I am from a small canadain team. Last year was our first, and while one person from the team worked very hard on the chairman's award submission, he failed to hand it in on time . I agree that a four-page summary is more equal to all teams than a video.
But this is not the point. While reading this thread, I wondered why people called this submission an 'essay'. I understand this word as something very boring typed with a 10-size font. I think we can make those fout pages into more than that! It doesn't even have to be in words. It could only have pictures, if your team wishes. For people who complained about not using technology enough, why don't you try to make some 3D images on there in a hologram or something like that?!? Or for designers: just as there are tons of ways to make a video, there are so many ways to design four pages! I think calling it an essay kills everybody's creativity about that. Don't make it a boring essay for the judges to read, make something interesting out of it. |
Yes, we brainstormed a little yesterday. It doesn't say what kind of paper, there are no margins specified, we wondered if you can make a pop-up, have wild colors, have it professionally printed, bordered in words, icons, logos...have decorative cut-outs in the paper - see thru paper, bind it...
Video Interview
Having a video running for your presentation- absolutely ingenious....
How I'd love to do that... I see one possible glitch- last year at the Philly Regionals the judges interviewed us in the lobby of Drexel's gym, not our pit area.. can anyone verify for sure where the interview/presentations will be held? |
At every site I was at last year, they had a specific location away from the "noise" of the competition for the interviews...
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That's pretty much what we decided. Even though we are limited to what we can do with our submission, we'll work with it. There's not much else we can do! Our team is still going to make a video. Team promotional items are always good to have on hand, anyways. - Katie |
My team managed to find a way to keep making the videos we were working on and actually use them to interact with the community, which in turn gives us another topic to mention on Chairman's. So, things are looking up, maybe for the better. I guess we'll just have to see....
Yeah...this probably will turn out to be a good thing, but I know reding this thread right now that someone I know is going to be extremely unhappy about this turn of events...he is kind of psycho about his creativity with videos and such. This is going to be good for our team, though. We'll just have a smaller and shorter(only work on it for 1-2 weeks) chariman's award team, unlike the past where we've had 6-8 people working toward that same award. Oh well, that frees people up to do other cool stuff and focus more on broader PR(including more community service).
I would definitely agree that if you think your creativity is being stifled, you need to think about all of the other awards out there. Creating PR stuff like videos and interactive CDs is where you should send your people. Videos and such running in your pit can get you an award if they demonstrate aspects of your robot or team. I'll stand by my conviction that theres a place for everyone in FIRST. regardless of their area of talent. If what you're doing is not for an award, you should become even more motivated and make something really cool, grab the attention of others, and maybe in the future there will be an award for it. FIRST is an environment that should be condusive to your creativity. |
I doubt that FIRST will actually go through with this. It might be to use people's initial reaction as a deciding factor (and generally the response is pretty negative).
Frankly, this is a dumb idea, because there isn't really anything challenging or hard about writing an essay about the team's accomplishments/endeavors, as long as you have 1 person who is good at english. Given that the Chairman's Award is supposed to be the most prestigious award, writing an essay to win it basically cheapens the award. It would be like giving the national championship to the robot which was physically largest. |
Keep in mind that the way the guidelines are written(or at least the way that I'm reading them), it nowhere says that it has to be an essay, only that it has to fit on 4 single-sided sheets of paper. So, if you were to use a newsletter or yearbook(actual school yearbook, not FIRST's "yearbook page") layout, that would still qualify...
A good Challenge... and a fair one.
It's a good challenge and a fair one-
1 sheet of Executive summary 4 sheets of text or images 5 minutes of conversation with the judges hours of observation of team performance This is more than enough to help the judges select one winner per regional. I believe this new process will allow all the teams to compete at an even level. In the pass some teams had videos/DVDs that look like a Hollywood production. FIRST, I believe, know that the resources to produce on this type of media is way beyond most schools. Some are even struggling with local transportation just to get to the events. Should this give up on applying for the Chairman's Award because they can't produce a high quality production? No... they are the school that FIRST wants to encourage to apply for the Chairman's award. To me, this change make sense. |
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Lesson 2: Supporting Predictions with Text Evidence
Lesson Plan
No Roses for Harry! | 510L
- Learning Goal
- Support a prediction with evidence from the story.
- Duration
- Approximately 50 minutes
- Necessary Materials
- Provided: Example Chart, Independent Practice Worksheet
Not Provided: No Roses for Harry! by Gene Zion, chart paper, markers
Teacher Modeling
will explain that in making predictions, we should be able to explain why we made each prediction. I will begin reading No Roses for Harry! by Gene Zion, stopping at page 9. I will model making a prediction about what will happen next based on evidence from the story. (Example Chart is provided.) I think that a little boy is going to find his sweater and give it back. I think this because the picture shows a little boy who sees the sweater in a flower pot. Also, every time Harry leaves the sweater somewhere, someone finds it for him.
Think Check
Ask: "How did I support my prediction?" Students should respond that you read the story and based your prediction on details from the story.
Guided Practice
will continue to listen as I read No Roses for Harry! aloud, stopping at the page on which the bird unravels the sweater (p.15) and the page on which the family searches for the sweater (p. 21). We will chart our predictions of what will happen next and explain our choices. (Example Chart is provided.)
Independent Practice
will listen to No Roses for Harry!, stopping after the children and Grandma come running to see what Harry is barking at (p. 25). You will illustrate and write a prediction for what happens next and explain why you made that prediction. (Independent Practice Worksheet is provided.)
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Wan Alwi, Sharifah Rafidah and Hashim, Haslenda and Abd. Manan, Zainuddin and Z. B., Handani (2010) Holistic approach for design of minimum water networks using the Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) technique. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 49 (12). 5742 - 5751. ISSN 0888-5885
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Minimum fresh water consumption and wastewater generation in a facility can be achieved when all options for water minimization including source elimination, reduction, reuse/recycle, outsourcing, and regeneration have been considered. This work presents the development of a new generic mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model to holistically minimize fresh water consumption and wastewater generation for systems involving multiple contaminants where the various options for water minimization are simultaneously considered in order to ultimately generate a minimum water utilization network. The MILP model proposed in this work can be used to simultaneously generate the minimum water targets and design the minimum water network for global water-using operations for buildings and industry. This work also includes cases where fresh water concentrations for all contaminants are assumed to be either zero or non-zero. The approach has been successfully implemented in case studies involving an urban building (Sultan Ismail Mosque, UTM) and a manufacturing plant (a chlor-alkali plant).
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July 29, 2008 at 5:26 amHA! Excuse me while I pick myself up off the floor. After looking at dozens and dozens of CAN posts, I should have been expecting this. But I wasn't! Wonderful illo.
July 29, 2008 at 7:36 amI'm actually feeling sorry for the porker!
I mean… maybe he was taking to many mud bath breaks, coming back late from lunch at the garbage trough and smells kind of bad, but what's a pig supposed to do?
I'm sure he'll find work though, just stay away from any bacon manufacturing companies!
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July 29, 2008 at 8:03 amthen he opened his own business called "The Sty's the Limit" and was rolling in it…
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July 29, 2008 at 3:31 pmIf it hadn't been the can, he was probably ready for the spit over a pit with that apple in his mouth. Your idea is great.
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July 30, 2008 at 3:41 amand this little piggy had none. poor piggy. 🙂 Great illo, lovely line and colour work!
July 30, 2008 at 6:01 amporcine educators…yeah, gotta cut back the fat SOMEWHERE, huh? get it? the fat? cuz the pig is fat and he's being canned? mwahahahahahahaha!!! (oh man…please give me more java. brain is still thwocking side of head.)
awesome illio, shetckie! (that's your yiddish shetl name.)
July 30, 2008 at 1:04 pmGreat illustration! I love the pig!! His expression is awesome! And then i scrolled down and saw 'canned ham' haha very nice
July 30, 2008 at 4:02 pmhe was looking so nice and plump too 🙂 awwww, this is wonderful in every way!
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His pronouncement came after he finally inked the much-anticipated $5.7bn (£3.5bn) deal in which Seagram, 36 per cent owned by the Bronfman family of Montreal, purchased 80 per cent of Hollywood entertainment group MCA from the Japanese electronics giant, Matsushita, an acquisition which - as Mr Bronfman also excitedly pointed out - gives him one of the "six major seats" at Hollywood's table.
Few would deny that MCA, with its Universal Pictures studio, theme parks, television shows and record labels, is just as prestigious or glamorous as Hollywood's other giants. What they would dispute, though, is that Mr Bronfman, a 39-year-old billionaire, will keep his promise, and resist slipping into a silk suit, lighting a cigar, and heading for the studio lot.
Everything that Tinseltown knows about Edgar Bronfman Jr suggests that he is a mogul manqu. His friends include Michael Douglas, Barry Diller - who's still seen as a major Hollywood heavyweight, despite his failed attempt to buy Paramount - and Michael Ovitz, the super-agent who brokered the deal that saw Matsushita into MCA in 1990. There has been speculation that Mr Bronfman may ask either Ovitz or Diller (owner of QVC, the cable shopping channel) to run MCA for him, although both have poured cold water on the suggestion.
Mr Bronfman, a dapper figure known as "Effer" to his friends, has had a love affair with show business which goes back more than 20 years, and which was probably inherited from his father Edgar Snr had a controlling stake in MGM for two years during the 1960s - an excursion that cost him $10m in losses. Edgar Jnr was still in his teens when he began flirting with Hollywood by co-producing The Blockhouse, a flop starring Peter Sellers, for his then mentor, David Puttnam. He has since made a clutch of movies, mostly box office disappointments.
Although rather shy, his private life smacks more of Hollywood than the corporate world in which he has spent his professional life. In 1980 he eloped with, and later married, the actress Sherry Brewer. The two were introduced by the singer Dionne Warwick, with whom Mr Bronfman had become friends while pursing his other great interest - writing love songs. She recorded two of his songs, In Your Arms and Whispers in the Dark. He has since married again, to a Venezuelan oil heiress.
Whatever Mr Bronfman eventually decides to do, he is entering an industry that is in a state of upheaval - apart from the rapid changes brought about by the multimedia revolution.
The impact of DreamWorks, the new entertainment conglomerate and studio being set up by Steven Spielberg and partners, has yet to become clear, but their rivals are bracing themselves - not least because they expect recruiting raids on their best staff.
Many predict that Seagram's takeover will herald the end of Hollywood's longest-running executive partnership, that of the 82-year-old chairman Lew Wasserman, the so-called "godfather" of the movies who has been with MCA since the Great Depression, and his president, Sidney Sheinberg, who - at 60 - has put in a mere 38 years.
If this happens, it could bring about another change, with substantial commercial ramifications. For years, MCA/Universal has made a fortune by distributing Steven Spielberg's blockbusters, including Jurassic Park. Their partnership was built around Mr Spielberg's close personal relationship with Mr Steinberg, whom he regarded as a mentor. Before Matsushita sold MCA, Mr Spielberg's DreamWorks reportedly agreed that some of its products could be distributed by MCA - a deal that could have been worth $1bn over the next decade - but only if the Japanese would keep Mr Wasserman and Mr Sheinberg, with whom they had fallen out badly.
Mr Bronfman now faces a difficult choice. Does he sideline Mr Wasserman and Mr Sheinberg, and jeopardise a potentially lucrative alliance with DreamWorks? The new Spielberg outfit also has close ties with Time Warner - the group which owns Warner Brothers studio and cable TV interests - so may chose to form an alliance there instead. Does he keep at least one of them on - Sheinberg? Does he bring in someone else? Or does he do what he said he wouldn't: succumb to his addiction to stardust and move to Los Angeles, in effect taking one of the six seats at the table himself?
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Observations made at submillimetre wavelengths with the APEX telescope — shown here in orange tones, combined with a visible light image — reveal the cold dusty clouds from which stars form in the Carina Nebula. This site of violent star formation, which plays host to some of the highest-mass stars in our galaxy, is an ideal arena in which to study the interactions between these young stars and their parent clouds.
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