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For the 26th Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest, there were approximately 275,000 students who participated in this contest. We are pleased to inform you that 8th grader, Ysabelle Pinpin has been named as a State Grade Level Winner. Ysabelle received an engraved Zaner-Bloser State Winner Medallion, her teacher, Mr. Lind received an engraved Glass Diamond Award, and the school received one $200 Zaner-Bloser Coupon. A big thank you to Ms. Prokuski for all of her hard work setting up this contest for our school! All schools with Semi-Finalists and Grand National Champions will be notified in May, 2017. Congratulations and best wishes to Ysabelle!
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Back in Part One of our quest for a 600HP bored and stroked LS3, we discussed that building an engine is a lot like making a cake. You need to have the right ingredients in the proper measured amounts in order to ensure you get not only an engine that builds lots of power, but is reliable as well. For Part Two, we are going to start with the base of the engine, the flour and … [Read more...]
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Translate Online Help to Spanish
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This project is to translate source RoboHelp v9 files of an online hlelp project from English into Spanish.
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This project is to translate source RoboHelp v9 files of an online hlelp project from English into Spanish. This is a large help project with 1,069 topics! Only serious and capabile translators should bid on this project. The help system is from a CAD/CAM application.
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It is doubtful that I am the only one to notice how little coverage your 100th-anniversary issue gave to the first half of those 100 years. Strangest of all is the inclusion in the "Broadway" section of an article on Meryl Streep, a film actress who had a brief Off Broadway career in the 1970's. Could you find nothing on David Warfield, George M. Cohan, Ethel Barrymore, Helen Hayes, Katharine Cornell, the Lunts, Ethel Merman or Mary Martin in the 2,500 articles reviewed? What about Maude Adams, the extraordinarily popular Broadway star whose photograph appeared about once a month in The New York Times Magazine during the first two decades of this century?
This lopsided approach encourages a shortsighted, narcissistic view of history.
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- Release Date: 12/21/2004
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Granite-jawed Jack Holt plays himself-or at least the screen version of "himself"-in the 15-chapter Columbia serial Holt of the Secret Service. To get the goods on a counterfeiting ring, federal agent Holt poses as master criminal Nick Farrel. The villains swallow this ruse hook, line and sinker, making one wonder how they ever had the intellectual capacity to flood the US with funny money. Aided and abetted by fellow agent Kay (Evelyn Brent), who poses as "Mrs. Farrel", Holt endures numerous brushes with death, emerging from all of them with nary a hair out of place nor a crease in his well-tailored business suit. As usual, director James W. Horne injects several moments of zany comedy in the proceedings: at one point, the villains receive a valuable piece of information, whereupon they all shout "Hooray" in unison! A less intentionally amusing aspect of the film is that neither Jack Holt nor Evelyn Brent change their clothes during the serial's 4-hour length, leading one to assume that the other cast members had lost their sense of smell. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Bill Duerr, President of Hatteras speaks with Cary Sherburne about the Hatteras business and the recent placement of a 5-meter EFI VUTEk LED Printer to support its grand format business.
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I want to develop an website/IOS app (Iphone and Ipad) and android app for taxi sharing service. It should be something like gettaxi.com. For more info about what I am looking for please get in touch with me.
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TSR Wiki > Life > Style and Fitness > Fitness > High Intensity Interval Training
High Intensity Interval Training
This type of training is designed to improve overall performance in short sessions anywhere between 3 minutes and 30 minutes. It is extremely effective and has been found in many studies to produce much much better results than steady or endurance training (e.g 45 minutes on a treadmill at a constant speed).
Some studies have even found that the amount of energy burned in HIIT is up to twenty times more than that burned in steady exercise for the same amount of time, it's also been shown to produce up to five times more muscular improvement than endurance training.
This isn't saying that it's the solution to all, but i cannot stress enough how effective it is as a form of CV.
|If we use running on a treadmill as an example. It would begin with a warm up say 5 minutes at a slow jog. Followed by timed bursts of high intensity exercise (say 30 seconds sprint) these bursts might be repeated 6-8 times. Inbetween the bursts medium intensity exercise continues (around half maximum running pace). After the last sprint burst, a warm down period of 3-5 minutes at a slow jog. Then the session is over.
|Here are some example HIIT workouts depending on your ability:
Warm Up: 5 Minutes Jog
Sprint Duration: 30 Seconds (high intensity)
Rest Duration: 90 seconds (medium intensity)
Repetitions: 6
Warm Down: 3 Minutes Jog
Warm Up: 5 Minutes Jog
Sprint Duration: 30 Seconds (high intensity)
Rest Duration: 60 seconds (medium intensity)
Repetitions: 8
Warm Down: 3 Minutes Jog
Warm Up: 5 Minutes Jog
Sprint Duration: 30 Seconds (high intensity)
Rest Duration: 30 seconds (medium intensity)
Repetitions: 10
Warm Down: 3 Minutes Jog
|When you train in a steady state (running at the same pace for a long time etc) your body becomes used to the stress it's being put under and learns to conserve energy as you run. This means that you burn few calories and recover quickly.


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Dr Craig Beverley
Affiliations: Victorian Department of Primary Industry
Background & Interests: Hydrogeology – Groundwater modelling and water resource use, Adjunct Professor La Trobe University
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Background & Interests: Management – Water entities and their management, Adjunct Professor La Trobe University
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Affiliations: Associate Director (Economics), AECOM Australia, Adjunct Professor La Trobe University
Background & Interests: Economics – Urban water management
Dr Joel Byrnes is an Associate Director at AECOM, an engineering and planning consultancy. He specialises in policy and regulation issues relating to the urban water sector in Australia. His PhD thesis examined the economics of water and wastewater utilities in regional NSW and Victoria. He has authored numerous academic articles on the topic and recently co-authored an Infrastructure Australia report into regional water quality and security. He is also an adjunct professor at La Trobe University in Victoria, Australia.
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Affiliation: North East Water
Background & interests: Agronomy – Urban water use and sustainability, Honorary Associate La Trobe University
Dr Tim Clune is Manager Sustainability and Risk with North East Region Water Corporation (NEW). The Corporation provides urban water and wastewater services in north east Victoria, serving a population of approximately 110, 000 people across an area of 20,000km2. He has spent the last decade in the natural resource management roles across the public and private sector. Prior to his current role Dr Clune was Centre Manager at the Department of Primary Industries Rutherglen Research Centre, fulfilling both research and science management roles. As a Senior Research Agronomist at DPI Rutherglen Dr Clune focussed on the integration of perennial vegetation systems (both native and exotic) in annual cropping environments to address and mitigate dryland salinity in farming environments. In his current role Dr Clune is focused on the development of behaviours, strategies and systems to enhance the sustainability of water service delivery and manage business risk.
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Background & Interests: Agronomy – Institutions for catchment management and resource allocation, Adjunct Professor La Trobe University
Anna is a Senior Research Scientist with the Department of Primary Industries, Victoria, Australia. She has 28 years experience in developing farming systems which minimise environmental impacts and knowledge on natural resource management problems including water quality, soil acidification, dryland salinity and biodiversity decline. Current work involves co-leadership of a multi-disciplinary team (ecology, economics, agriculture, social research) which has developed a framework to achieve cost-effective and realistic environmental outcomes at regional, state and/or national levels. This framework influencing state and national environmental policy in Australia. It is also generating significant international collaboration. Anna is also leading Victorian catchment modelling work linking impacts of farming systems to water quality outcomes at the catchment scale. Anna has served on a number of state and national committees and holds a PhD from the University of Melbourne.
Dr Sarah Wheeler
Dr Wheeler is a Senior Research Fellow with the Centre for Regulation and Market Analysis, in the School of Commerce at the University of South Australia. She graduated with her PhD in 2007, and her research interests are organic farming, water markets, crime and gambling.
Sarah was born on an irrigated dairy farm in NSW, and grew up on a dryland mixed farm at the top of the Great Dividing Range in the New England region. She has worked as an economist both nationally and internationally, in places such as Rural Solutions South Australia, ESCAP United Nations (Bangkok), Environment Agency (UK) and South Australian Centre for Economic Studies.


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