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Shootings in schools attract enormous attention in the world press and frequently give the illusion that such events are common in schools. Despite the rarity of such events, they are traumatic to children, to educators and to the community in which they occur. People assume a school is a safe area and children are protected in them against the evils of society. Last September, Matti Juhani Saari, a Finnish boy, entered a vocational high school and killed nine students and a teacher as well as himself. The Kauhajoki Project has been established to work with teachers, students and the community as emotional feelings continue to impact individuals. The project emphasizes, as part of a three year effort to assist the community a focus on students and the families of dead children. A budget of one million Euros has been allocated to provide trained professionals to work with those in need of emotional support.
This is an intelligent approach. It is all too often for communities to go through shock and pain and then attempt to put the event away. We lack these approaches to systematic study of what happens in a community in the aftermath of a school shooting.


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Posted by Paul G on 7/7/2012, 2:15 pm
A little update of what's happening. JANE EYRE 2.0 has it's second engagement this summer in Tokyo (We are STILL looking for a U.S. production) and DADDY LONG LEGS gets it Tokyo premier. As mentioned below, DADDY LONG LEGS will open in November at the St. James Theatre in London where it will be looking for a West End Transfer -- and then hopefully Broadway. For more info on DADDY LONG LEGS and it's future engagements go to Daddylonglegsmusical.com
EMMA is looking for a Broadway theatre for either 2013 or 2014. Stay tuned for more details.
BEING EARNEST, written with Jay Gruska and directed by Robert Kelley will be part of the New Works Festival at TheatreWorks this August. Next up is the concert premier of LITTLE MISS SCROOGE at the Rubicon Theater in Ventura in December with John Caird directing and starring Anthony Samonsky.
As always, you can get more details from my website and hear song selections. Paulgordonmusic.com
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I've become a new teacher in a Christian community hall and teach volunteers from around the world who have volunteered to work there. Anyway, I teach using my own method, so no curriculum in place.
I applied my TEFL teaching techniques and used the Presentation, Practice and Production method, even used games and role plays. They never seem motivated or lively to learn. They are forced to go to these lessons and work 24 hours a week, that could be the case and are tired.
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Rudy Giuliani, "America's Mayor" has not ceased since 9/11 spouting his rhetoric of BS in order to rake in money. At a recent Motivational speech, the former New York mayor, told an audience "if you want to be a leader and you want to communicate with people, you have to love people." The politician who insulted and degraded opponents and made clear to those of black skin or Hispanic names that he really didn't give a damn about what they thought, has suddenly become St. Rudy, the messenger of Jesus Christ. Rudy ordinarily picks up about a $100,000 a speech for his words of wisdom such as "you ned to know lessons in leadership to deal with crises in life, personal crises, or the kind of crisis we are going through now with our economy." As usual, the man of many words has plenty of words to offer although few containing anything specific.
Actually, St. Rudy does have words of advice to those who endeavor to deal with a crisis:
1. Pay me $100,000 for whatever I say regardless of what I say.
2. Pay me $100,000 and I will explain how you can run for president in primaries and never win a delegate.
3. Pay me $100,000 and I will explain quite clearly how to sell your soul to the Devil in order to receive $100,000 per speech.
4. Pay me $100,000 and I will explain how to turn down advice from experts on how to prepare for a crisis by not placing a command center in a high rise building.
5. Pay me $100,000 and I will explain how to take credit for what others do in order to screw them and get your $1000,000 per speech.
6. Pay me $100,000 per speech and I will support gun lovers, anti-abortionists(I am for abortion if it gets me votes) or any nut in the country who can help me get $100,000 per speech.
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Ben, I use 1" staples on my frames, if you add glue that's even better albeit more time consuming. On woodenware I use 1.5" staples and glue.
Hi Paul, I am in Nunawading. What brand and model is the air stapler your using?
I wanted to staple my supers together so I also purchased a Rigid (H.D. brand) crown stapler that would take a 1.5" stapler. http://www.ridgid.com/Tools/R150FSA-Stapler/index.htm Any brand will likely do fine....JP
Thanks fella's!I just borrowed a Ozito staple gun just for the frames and its working a treat!I punched out 30 frames last night!Ben


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Trent Richardson owners out there might have a new handcuff to consider. And if Richardson's knee isn't healthy in time for opening day, the Cleveland Browns might have a starting running back different from whom was expected to fill that role. According to ESPN Cleveland, Brandon Jackson "may have stolen the No. 2 job and put himself in line to start Sept. 9 in the season opener" after his performance Thursday night. Jackson rushed seven times for 48 yards against the Bears. Montario Hardesty was expected to be the next man in line. He gained 24 yards on six carries. But on the bright side, Hardesty didn't fumble for the first time in four games this monh.
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Sounds like speculation, but Jackson has played better than Hardesty during preseason action. Most importantly, he's been able to hang on to the ball. If Richardson can't play Week 1, these two would probably split carries, but we'll let you know who is named the starter if the rookie isn't able to make it.
On a loosely related note, I took Richardson in my auction draft last night. And now I am seriously regretting it. I have never wanted to trade an early round player so quickly and so strongly after picking him.


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My lay supporter this morning related a reply given by Ajahn Chah to one of his disciples, who asked why it was necessary to perform alms-giving, paying homage, and other meritorious deeds — why not just practice meditation?
Ajahn Chah asked him if he bought bananas when he went to the market, he replied that he did.
The Ajahn then asked him if he bought them with the skins on, or without the skins. He replied that he bought them with the skins on.
He asked if he brought them back from the market with the skins on, or discarded the skins at the market and just brought home the flesh. He replied that he brought the bananas home with their skins on.
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Phoenix Announces Horizon League 3-Pack, Feb. 1 Time Change
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Fans wanting to watch the Green Bay men's basketball team compete for the conference title in the New Year can purchase a Horizon League 3-Game Pack and attend any three 2013-14 league games of their choice, the athletics department announced on Friday.
The Horizon League 3-Pack begins at just $31 for adults and $19 for youth fans 17 or younger. Led by the All-Horizon League duo of senior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) and junior Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.), the preseason conference favorite plays an entertaining style of basketball and is off to a 7-3 start this season entering Saturday's non-conference home game against Fairfield at 1 p.m.
Horizon League play for head coach Brian Wardle's team begins at the Resch Center on Thursday, Jan. 2 when the Phoenix hosts Cleveland State at 7 p.m. Two days later, Youngstown State visits Green Bay for a 1 p.m. tip-off on Saturday, Jan. 4. The team will welcome each conference opponent to the Resch during its Horizon League season, including Oakland (Jan. 22), Detroit (Jan. 26), Wright State (Feb. 1), UIC (Feb. 5), Milwaukee (Feb. 8) and Valparaiso (Feb. 20).
Green Bay's home game on Saturday, Feb. 1 against Wright State has been moved from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. to accommodate the ESPN2 television schedule. Green Bay was selected as the Horizon League preseason favorite over Wright State by just one vote.
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New London — The Connecticut chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations on Monday said it welcomes the inclusion of two Muslim holidays on the New London Public Schools calendar for the next school year.
The Board of Education added Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha to its list of recognized religious holidays, which already included Yom Kippur, Rosh Hashanah and Passover, among others.
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Never seen a factory application use them. However if a vehicle was being shipped to a year around warm climate the need is reduced as the use of the center heat riser passage is to quickly warm up the carb area which helps fuel atomization at cold start up and also helps eliminate throttle blade icing during the winter months. In the summer months the heat riser really isn`t needed. Hot Rodders believe in keeping the intake cool as possible which is why many use the restrictors or block off the heat riser passage entirely.
I`ve seen gasket sets come with the restrictors, but never installed. However since yours came that way the only answer I have is they are acting as the restrictors for the EGR valve but I could be wrong so don`t quote me on that.
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What is the determining factor on a SMB Chevy as far as when to use the metal restrictor tabs that come with most intake gasket sets? I did some work on a 90' TBI 350 motor recently and the intake gasket set came with the restrictors made into the gasket.
I have never seen any information as far as what year model small block requires the restrictors and when they need to be discarded. I know there has to be a reason for the restrictors, so someone please clue me in on it.
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Re: The 3rd Law of Motion
Newton's 3rd Law of Motion states for every action there is an opposite yet equal reaction.
The two arrows represent the forces, and their coloring is intended to emphasize their opposite nature.
Re: Diving With Photons!
EDIT: I chose optics as the aspect of physics that I wanted to represent. I created this design based entirely on the effects of light, specifically for this derby. I thought an underwater cave would be an interesting demonstration of that. Light and its properties are a significant area of study in physics.
4 shades of blue on a black shirt, Pantone 290, 305, 311, and 801.
here are some close-ups:
and finally a link to a larger version:
Diving with Photons!
Black holes, natures light catchers. Nothing can escape the pull of a massive black hole. Not even light itself. As hard as a sun tries
to send his rays across the galaxy (even by trumpet), if one of these is blocking its path, its not going trough.
Re: Prism Jism
Re: Planetary Revolution
Earth travels around the Sun. Moon travels around the Earth.
Also, snails rule!!!
Re: Classic Monkey and Hunter... Problem.
This is great! I was about to do a shirt about this, but gave up on it. I'm glad you didn't. Definitely in for one if it prints.
Re: Step back or I'll end the world
And not a shirt.woot color.
Re: Static Electrikitty
I love the expression on the cat's face. It is exactly the same expression my cat would get when introduced to a static charged balloon. HA!
Re: Grumble
very funny sokowa! He almost looks like a zombie cow with his eyes whited out, but I know he's just a mad cow
This is really funny, but I have a feeling it'll get rejected since typically numbers = text in the eyes of the rejectionator. I wish I could think of another way to suggest a zero that would work.
bassanimation wrote:I want to give up my earthly possessions and become Walmazan's apprentice....(bows down in worship)
Needless to say, GMV!!!!
hahaha! thanks bassa!
Johndis5 wrote:I see what you're saying, sort of. It's a physics derby, and I used a symbol that says "Physics". It happens to be an atom, but I can't imagine atoms are now off limits because there is already a shirt with a stylistically different atom on it.
I was just trying to make a retro style shirt with a physics symbol.
I'm not saying you copied it; it's just poor timing. But yours has a cute, mongoose smile and the other shirt does as well. And two atom shirts with cute, mongoose smiles is two too many.
Wow, this is really nice! Great work.
Re: Egg Drop off Snake River High
Hahaha! I remember doing this in high school! We used twinkies and peeps to cushion our eggs' falls. xDD
walmazan wrote:The Force of Attraction
Five colors!
Some detail here:
LOVE it - and I need a Royal Blue Shirt! WOOHOO!
Re: Gravity Well
I like the concept!
And wireframe is always cool.
Is there any physical implication in the universe more powerful than dividing by zero?
So, never (I said never!) mess with calculators, cause they know EXACTLY what to do when things get ugly.
6 colors on heather.
Hello Hello for all of you who don't know.
This is a diagram of Descartes Theory of how a "Double Rainbow" forms.
Its actually a Primary and Secondary rainbow!
Because of our eyes, the secondary rainbow (the one on top)'s colors look flipped!
Thank youuuu.
Re: Defying Gravity - Prehistoric
Obviously physics has a LOT to do with gravity. No explanation needed there! This shirt shows the desire to defy gravity even in the prehistoric age. :D This design was a set I did with "Defynig Gravity - Modern."
I was actually thinking about doing something with cats, balloons and static electricity for the Kawaii!!! derby. I think this is much better than anything I would have come up with. I agree that the cat's expression is just perfect.
Good job, Jasneko!
No text. The rest is totally kosher.
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oh man if this wins I will ware this and this shirt only for the rest of my life
Draug wrote:ahaha! This is cute! But can you do something about the box around the design on the tee mock-up?
Yeah, it's not part of the final design. I'm new to shirt woot, and I was using their template, which has got that box. I Thought they needed it. Is there any way to change your preview image once it's submitted?
I love the style!
Halftones came out a little weird on the image to the left (not the shirt's image). No clue why... maybe when I scaled it down. Here is another close up shot.
I love how she's shaded. Wish it were bigger though. Great as per usual.
moonboy wrote:Is there any physical implication in the universe more powerful than dividing by zero?
So, never (I said never!) mess with calculators, cause they know EXACTLY what to do when things get ugly.
6 colors on heather.
Hi guys!
Well, in my view that's not a design 'with text'.
It's a calculator, they are supposed to have numbers on them, right?
There's nothing like a bubble speech or anything... but i understand your comments, let's see what woot thinks.
And that's heater, and it's a woot shirt color. ;)
Re: The Doppler Effect
The Doppler effect is "the change in frequency of a wave for an observer moving relative to the source of the wave." Obviously a scientist simply walking with a boom box would not provide the best audible example of the doppler effect, but realism is simply not the point of this design. ;D
Re: The Physics of Crossing the Road
Being from Texas...I am obligated to give the armadillo some love..
And being that your art is fantastic..I am obligated to give you a vote.
I sometimes make no sense with my words..
Ha! Yeah, it's definitely the first thing I remember when I think back to high school Physics class. There were always some crazy contraptions - and Jello™.
Re: Strong Attractive Force
Here's a bigger version of the final design.
Bigger Picture
Re: The Force of Attraction
Great design as usual. I love your characters!
Re: Escaping gravity
Very well drawn, but it comes off as one of those designs where you give it a title to make it fit the theme, rather than designing for the theme.
Re: I Want Low Gravity!
sorry its a bit stretched
kylemittskus wrote:I'm not saying you copied it; it's just poor timing. But yours has a cute, mongoose smile and the other shirt does as well. And two atom shirts with cute, mongoose smiles is two too many.
I went back and forth on whether to to leave the smile or not. I ended up concluding that it added to the retro look.
Thanks for the feedback though, I appreciate it!
Re: Elements, enlarged
It needs to be shown on a shirt as well.
I do think that's my favorite drawing of yours so far!
Woo wo woo woah I love armadillos.
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My friend let me use his SR9 for a while before i got my new gun and this was a neat idea i like about this model.
This is the first ive seen this indicator on a gun and i like the idea.
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My friend let me use his SR9 for a while before i got my new gun and this was a neat idea i like about this model.
This is the first ive seen this indicator on a gun and i like the idea.
you are the first person I have ever heard say anything good about that part? Most people only complain about it.
You can see it. You can feel it. (even in the dark) I don't dislike it.
There's no mistaking that one.
The SR9 looks nice, i like how it has black and silver in its color pattern and then the polishes sides give it a nice contrast. I also like it has rails on the front and the mags! 3 mags at 17+1 that little box has ALOT of fire power but i dont care for how the gun shoots.
Shooting this thing feels like some one whacking your hand with a stick its a sharp snappy kick. (maybe because its thin and has no real grip) Also i found when you work the slide you leave DNA all over the slide. The ridges on the back of the slide are so sharp i can feel it scrapping skin off my fingers.
You may want to put a Hogue slip on rubber grip to help in the recoil department, should take all the snap out of it. No suggestion for the slide issue.
Well its not mine, he may wind up selling it though. Might try and put something around it to see if it helps i have large hands so it feels different then im use to i guess.
Kinda gross isnt it? Ill have to clean it really well before i return it.
I've never been a fan of loaded chamber indicators of any sort. It is a mechanical device that is intended to do a job the operator should be doing; visually and/or physically checking the chamber for a loaded round, and knowing whether or not your handgun is properly loaded and ready to fire.
In my opinion, there is no upside to doing this by glancing at a mechanical indicator vs. personal inspection of the chamber. If you ever use a different brand/type of handgun (even on a temporary basis, like trying-out a buddy's gun at the range), it may not have a LCI, and if you think it does, you may make a serious mistake that could cause injury or death. If the LCI breaks or malfunctions, it may give a false reading (loaded OR not loaded), or even cause a safety problem (see the early Ruger MK-III .22 pistols, where the gun would fire if the LCI was struck with sufficient force).
For the reasons above, I don't use them, even on the guns that have them (some of my handguns do, some don't).
If you do a search for sr9, there should be some images w/ slip on grips.
there is no way the SR9's LCI is going to tell you there isn't a round in the chamber, unless it breaks off. In that case there is a giant whole in the top of your slide which would tell you something is wrong with your weapon.
They copied the Springfield XD series with this feature. A number of semi-autos have loaded chamber indicators which are both physical and visual in design. Taurus, Beretta, Kahr, Glock just to name a few.
Something definitely happened to the ridges on the slide, they don't normally look like that....and the writing on top of the loaded indicator is usually black.
I think I have a loaded chamber indicator on some of my pistols, but I have never paid any attention to them. If I don't know whether the chamber is loaded, I'll drop the magazine and rack the slide. I just can't see myself trusting such a gadget, even though it is probably foolproof.
I'm with DJ on this,that would irritate me to no end and I'd seriously reshape it.The little red dob of paint on an extractor doesn't bother me,this is downright ignorant.
I have a philosophy about this subject,if the gun is available to me it's loaded or it's apart,everything else is in the safe unloaded.The only exception is if the hammer's down on a 1911,I just didn't rechamber it because I may be clearing it again.Always worked for me.
I like the LCI on my Ruger SR9c & 40's.
I also like the safeties.....
But, I'm in the minority..
Some of the early SR9 slides were a little sharp..... One can take a stone to it. :smt083
The Ruger SR line has been good after the first year.
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S T A RP O W E R: Sing Talk And Read Play On and Write for Easier Reading
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Your are your children's star. You have the power to help your children enter school ready to learn to read. We can help!
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This is a song based on one developed by Salt Lake County Public Library. It works well as an opening song, or in addition to the children's opening song to lead into an early literacy aside/parent tip:
Sing, talk, read, write, play,
Sing, talk, read, write, play,
Sing, talk, read, write, play,
Growing readers day by day.
Introduction: Our next book uses only two words to tell a whole story. As I turn the pages in the book, YOU can help me tell the story. The two words are Ah and Ha. Let's say Ah together Ah or AAHHH. There are several ways to say this word to mean different things. Now let's try it with Ha. HAAAA. Good! Now let's tell this story together. Read the book Ah Ha! together allowing time for the children to recount what they see happening in the pictures.
Early Literacy Aside--Narrative Skills--Example: When you have children tell stories from the pictures, you are developing their narrative skills, their expressive language. When they talk and give their own ideas, this helps them later understand what they read and also helps them understand how stories work.
Early Learning Aside--Science Concepts--Explain: Encouraging children to observe and predict is one way to support your child's scientific thinking. Making thoughtful guesses is a process that scientists use and that can be encouraged even when children are young. I will show you some simple ways you can do this in today's storytime.
Introduction: This story may sound familiar but it has a little twist. Read the book What's the Time, Grandma Wolf? [There are many ways that you can ask the children to guess what comes next in this book. You may have them look at the picture and guess which animal will speak next, you may ask them what they think the wolf will do next, you may ask them what they think the next phrase will be just before the repeated words, and of course, what will happen when it is dinnertime. Asking one or two questions on predictions is plenty.]
Early Learning Aside--Science Concepts--Example: Adults, you could see that I asked a couple of questions asking children to guess or predict what would happen next. Books with repetition and a plot offer many opportunities to support this science concept.
Introduction: Our next book is about a child named Leo who loves storytime. Read the book, making connections to your own storytimes, even adding in a stretchy or rolly song when songs are mentioned.
Early Literacy Aside--Example: By sharing books in an interactive way and connecting what is in the book to the child's experience, you help to make the book more enjoyable. When children associate reading books with joyful experiences, it helps them want to learn to read and to stick with learning to read even when it might be difficult.
"Hickety Pickety Bumble Bee" Hickety Pickety bumble bee Who can say their name for me? First child's name. Clap it. (Clap out the syllables in the child's name.) Whisper it. (Whisper the syllables.) No sound. (Mouth the syllables.) Hickety pickety bumblebee, Who can say their name for me?
Early Literacy Aside--Example--Phonological Awareness
By clapping out and singing children's names, they hear words slowed down and they hear the parts of words, the syllables. This will later help them as they try to sound out words when they learn to read. The kids love the song, and parents tell me that they are clapping out the syllables to other family members names too.
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Storytelling and Props:[This story with props is based on a wordless picture book, now out of print. Elephant Buttons begins with a picture of an elephant, but the elephant has buttons on his belly; on the next page we realize that this is not actually an elephant, but a lion dressed up as an elephant. But wait! The lion has buttons too. Who is it in the lion costume? And so, each page reveals yet another animal in a costume with buttons in order after the lion there is a horse, then a duck, and then a mouse all with buttons. When we open the buttons of the mouse, there is an elephant with no buttons.]
The attached document give the pattern and instructions. elebuttons
Our next story Elephant Buttons by Noriko Ueno is quite an interesting one. I am going to tell it to you using some props. Let's see what you think is happening as I tell this story.
Begin by holding up the elephant piece that has buttons on his tummy. What's this? An elephant? Right! But what's this on his tummy? Buttons? Do elephants have buttons on their tummies? No? What do you think will happen if we unbutton the buttons?
Unbutton the buttons and reach inside and pull out a lion, with buttons on his tummy. And the questions continue. Proceed with a horse, a duck, and a mouse, all with buttons on their tummies. Unbuttoning the mouse reveals a big elephant with no buttons on his tummy! If the elephant is too big to actually fold into the mouse, then hold it hidden in the palm of your hand and pull it out at the appropriate time. Discuss why an elephant would dress up in a mouse costume inside a duck costume inside a horse costume, and so on.
Early Literacy Aside--Example: Using stories that can be interpreted in different ways offers your children an opportunity to think and offer their opinions. It allows them to look at what is happening from different perspectives. By asking open-ended questions and encouraging children to talk, asking what they are thinking, we give them a chance to problem-solve and to express what they are thinking, both are skills that will help them later understand what they read.
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Our next story is about a rabbit who notices a black rabbit following him around in the light of day. Let's see if you can figure out what that black rabbit is.
Activity: Use a flashlight to demonstrate making a shadow. If you want you can do this after the book as an explanation.
Read The Black Rabbit by Philippa Leathers.
Activity: Hand out flashlights for children to make hand shadows. Ask questions about how to make a shadow larger or smaller. Have children and adults experiment together.
Early Learning Aside--Empower: As you walk around outside during the day, talk about shadows and how they are made. Do you see your shadow on a cloudy day? at night? When you talk with children about shadows, you are helping them learn about earth sciences, their world and how it works. Children are curious and interested in the world around them. Your explanations will later help them understand what they read.
Early Literacy Aside--Explain: Some of us can sing well, others not so well. Some of us like to sing whether we can or not and others would rather not sing. Did you know that singing is one way to help children learn the sounds in language which will then help them hear sounds as they learn to sound out words? Songs have a distinct note for each syllable so children hear the rhythm of language and hear words broken down into parts.
Early Literacy Aside--Example: Our next book is a songbook. It uses the words to the song as the book itself. It's called Sing by Joe Raposo. I often feel like the third bird! I hope you do too. Let's see what happens when one of the three birds can't sing. We can all sing the words together and notice how songs help with hearing sounds in words.
Read/sing the book first describing what is happening in the wordless pictures.
Introduction: Our next book is about a crocodile who is trying to have some fun and in the process is stirring up a big ruckus!Early Literacy Aside--Example: Adults, listen to the many interesting words that children may not hear in everyday conversation. You'll see that I will actually talk about a couple of the words. This is a good way to build your children's vocabulary in a gentle way.
Read the book. [You can see there are many synonyms such as a pest, a nuisance, a pain and several interesting verbs such as stalk, splat, croak, squawk, spies, charges. Choose one or two to talk about.]
Early Literacy Aside--Empower: Children learn through repetition. So, reading a story such as Solomon Crocodile over several days or weeks will help them understand the story better. They may become so familiar with it that they join in with the words in the book. And you may find that they use some of those interesting words in other situations. You can too. The best way to learn new words is not from lists of words with definitions, but from using the words in different situations when appropriate.
Early Literacy Aside--Explain: We can talk with children about the books we read with them in many ways. Today I am going to point out ways that you can develop their understanding by encouraging them to think of what they might do in the situation in the story. Having them put themselves in the situation in the book will help them understand the story better now and will also help them understand what they read later.
Read the book to the page "There was absolutely nothing they could do." Stop and ask the children how they think the problem might be solved. What could the cat and dog do? Get suggestions, then go on reading the book. After you have finished the book:
Early Literacy Aside--Example: Adults, you can see that I stopped in the middle of the story to get ideas from the children about ways to solve the problem. It doesn't matter if they come up with the same idea as the author did or not. It is more important that to get the involved and thinking and to give them an opportunity to express their ideas. In this way they gain a better understanding of the story and learn to think this way later even when they are reading themselves.
Using a baby doll or stuffed animal as a baby, demonstrate reading this book using more words than what is in the text. For example page 1: Little you, little wonder. Point to the parents and to the child. Here is the father and the mother and there is the little baby. There is a big round red sun in this picture (as you point to it) and a little flower with a ladybug. They look happy together, they are smiling. Another example, page 3: Little wish, gentle thunder. Let's see what is in this picture; there's a cat and a little kitten, a baby cat, just as this mother is holding her baby. And look out the window, there is a crescent moon. It looks dark outside. We see a flash of lightning that also comes with thunder. When I was little I used to be afraid of storms, especially when the thunder was so loud.
Early Literacy Aside--Explain: In today's storytime I'll be pointing out different ways you can read with your baby. Reading with your children is the single best thing you can do to help them become good readers later. There are many ways to read and share books with young children and I'll be pointing out some today.
Early Literacy Aside--Example: When you read to your baby and the book has only a few words on the page, take time to add your own words about the picture or about things the picture makes you think about. This adds to your baby's vocabulary and background knowledge which will make it easier for them to later understand what they read.
You can have a few minutes of Read Together time where you pass out board books for each family and have them add words to the few in the book. They may not get through the whole book. That's fine! They are enriching their babies' language experience.
If You Want to Know an Answer is a good opening song especially when you want to emphasize what we can learn from factual books. You can substitute words to emphasize any aspect of learning. Song: If You Want to Know an Answer (tune: If You're Happy & You Know It) If you want to know an answer, read a book! If you want to know an answer, read a book! If you're wondering where the moon goes; If you're wondering how the grass grows; If you want to know an answer, read a book!
If you'd like to learn to draw, read a book! If you want to learn to draw, read a book! If you'd like to draw a dog, Or a frog sitting on a log; If you'd like to learn to draw, read a book!
If you'd like to learn to bake, read a book! If you'd like to learn to bake, read a book! If you'd like to make some candy, Or a pizza that is dandy; If you'd like to learn to bake, read a book!
Early Literacy Aside--Explain--Background Knowledge: Factual books offer many opportunities to add to children's knowledge based on their interests. Sharing factual books not only helps children learn about the world around them, but also will help them later understand what they read. In today's storytime, I'll be pointing out different ways to share factual books and information with children.
Storytime Activity: The cubes shown here are made from 6" x 6" packing boxes. There are 6 sequences per cube, one for each side of the cube. You can see here a sequence of three for caterpillar to cocoon to butterfly and from pumpkin to carving a jack-o-lantern face, to the finished jack-o-lantern.To play, each family or small group gets three cubes as a set. A child rolls a cube and describes the picture. If the child is unable to respond, the adult helps the child reply or labels the picture with one word. Next, different people in the group look for other items in the sequence on the remaining two cubes. [For easier sequences use only two items, for harder sequences use four or more cubes.] Early Learning Aside: Talking about sequences, first, second, third, what happens next supports scientific and mathematical thinking with this cube activity. In this case we will be playing with sequences of three, three in a row. Talk together about the pictures and what pictures make sense to be in the sequence. Then line up the cubes in a row in order from left to right. [Note that a 1, 2, 3, sequence could be from less to more or more to less. It is still a sequence.] Continue the game as another person rolls a cube; repeat the process. Instructions to make and use the cubes: cubesseq
Early Literacy Aside--Explain: In today's storytime I will be pointing out ways you can support your children's background knowledge through talking about what is happening in a book and writing about it too. By asking children about the story, we help them thinking bout what is happening and help them better understand the story.
Introduction: Our next book is Too Tall Houses by Gianna Marino. There are two houses in this story, one for Rabbit and one for Owl and they get the two houses get too tall; they get very tall. In this story Rabbit and Owl have a problem. Let's see what that problem is and maybe you can give some suggestions on how to solve it.
Read the book to the page where Owl's house is blocking the sun that Rabbit needs for his garden, but Owl wants to see the forest. Ask an open-ended question such as "What do you think might happen?" "What do you think Rabbit and Owl could do solve their problem? Rabbit needs sun for his garden but his garden has grown tall and Owl wants to see the forest."
Early Literacy Aside--Example: Some stories, like this one, really lend themselves to helping your children think about how to solve problems. Asking them to stop and think about possible solutions develops their thinking skills which also helps with understanding. Remember there is no one right answer. It is good for them to think about different possibilities.
Early Literacy Aside--Empower: In our storytime today we read the story Too Tall Houses. There are several ways Rabbit and Owl might have solved their problem. Have your children draw their own ending to the story and write down what they say. This activity combines writing with problem solving to make for better comprehension now and as they learn to read themselves.
Introduction: Our next book is 17 Kings and 42 Elephants written by Margaret Mahy and illustrated by Patricia MacCarthy. Now we will take a journey into the jungle without even leaving the story room. In this story there are some nonsense words—that means they are not real words, but are made-up words. Listen carefully to try to figure out which are the nonsense words, but don't tell.
Read the book. Go through the book and tell which are the nonsense words. Ask the children what they think a couple of the nonsense words might mean. Talk about one of the real words and its meaning.
Early Literacy Aside--Example: Talking about specific meanings of words strengthens your children's vocabulary which will help them understand what they later will read. Often times children have a general idea of what words mean but that benefit from an actual explanation. No need to do that with every unfamiliar word! Just pick out one or two or ask your child to pick out a word that sounds interesting and talk about its meaning. For a sound clip 17 Kings & 42 Elephants of an excerpt from the book said in a mesmerizing chant by Amy Alapati Submitted by Amy Alapati, Montgomery County (MD) Public Libraries engaging rhythm
Introduction: When we use books that are fun and use imagination, our children make a connection to the story. In Peanut and Fifi Have a Ball written by Randall de Seve and illustrated by Paul Schmid, Peanut has a new ball and Fifi tries so hard to get her to play. Watch how this story uses a simple item and adds imagination.
Read the book.
Activity: Act out the story.
Early Literacy Aside--Example: Acting out the story, dramatic play, reinforces both the story itself and the pleasure about the story. By internalizing the story, they are better able to understand it.
Early Literacy Aside--Empower: I hope you'll encourage playing with stories at home as well. Take a box, ruler, blanket, ball, or many other simple items and use make believe to encourage play. Other books that work with Play and imagination are Not a Box and Not a Stick by Antoinette Portis. After playing with a simple item, you can always expand on this play by having your child draw something they did, dictate a story about their play, or just describe what they did with the item. Using writing to expand on the story validates your child's play. Talking about and recording the story, going over the sequence is uses their narrative skills which helps your child learn how stories work by using first, next, and last. Submitted by Dianna Burt, Allen County (IN) Public Library
Our next story is Belling the Cat, based on an Aesop fable. What do you know about cats and mice? Yes, cats like to chase mice. Cats like to eat mice. Let's see what these mice do about the cat.Use the handout below to tell the story and to pass out to families so that they can retell the story at home.
Early Literacy Aside--Empower: Having your children retell stories is one good way for them to learn about how stories work. It's also a lot of fun. They can also try drawing and writing the story, adding their own ideas. Enjoy! Belling the Cat story and handout: bellingcat
Introduce the book The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins. Have children repeat the phrase "No one makes cookies like Grandma."
Read the book. Count the cookies on one plate as more children arrive. Early Literacy Aside--Empower: The kitchen is a great place for activities around counting and measuring whether you use recipes or not. A "handful" is a measurement! How does the amount in your handful compare to the amount in your child's handful? The bathtub is another great place to play with measurement, pouring water from one container to another. I have a handout here to go with The Doorbell Rang. You and your children can cut out the twelve cookies and plates and see how the cookies are divided as more children come. Handout: doorbellranghandout
Read the book The Cow Loves Cookies by Karma Wilson. Have participants join in with the repeated phrase "but the cow loves cookies."
Early Literacy Aside--Empower: At the end of storytime pass out the attached handout. Tell the adults they can cut out the pictures with their children and play different games. Children can match the animals to what they eat. Use the pictures to help children retell the story, too! Young children can say the sounds of the animals. Have children say the repeated phrase "but the cow loves cookies." Older children can retell the story using the pictures to remember the order. All these are steps to help your children retell stories and help them understand how stories work which will later make it easier for them to understand what they are reading. Handout: cowlovescookies


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RI's liberal northern neighbor is proposing a frightening amendment to its hunting laws. A bill is currently in the house that will extend the easement zone around occupied dwellings from 500' to 1000'. The current zone of 500' relates to an 18 acre parcel that is unhuntable. A 1000' zone expands the nonhuntable parcel to 72 acres, a 4 fold increase! Currently, 60% of Mass falls into the nonhuntable zone, a total of 3.1 million acres. While many of the new proposed zones would overlap, multiplying 3.1 million acres results in 12.4 million unhuntable acres. Massachusetts total area is 6.75 million acres! See what we up against?
There are many arguments that we are making in MA for not passing this law, including wildlife population control, preservation of 2nd amendments, increased deer-vehicle collisions, lyme disease, etc.
However, unless RI hunters want to see a huge increase in MA(ssholes) invading their state to hunt, I suggest firing off a few emails to the politicians listed below. Also, if this bill passes in MA, how much longer till it will be adopted in RI? Listed below is also canned letter that can simply be cut and pasted for your ease. Thank you for all of your support in this matter of preserving our heritage and 2nd amendment right!
Here is a list of all the emails for the committee members:
Here is letter template to use or customize as you see fit:
It has come to my attention that Kathi-Anne Reinstein (D- Suffolk) has proposed House Bill 657 which would double the current restriction Hunting/Firearm discharge in the Commonwealth state.
As a hunter and outdoorsmen, I feel that this new restriction goes far beyond safety and is in fact creating a more unsafe environment in our Commonwealth. A 500' easement around a dwelling is equal to 18 acres but a 1000' easement is equal to 72 acres of lost huntable terrain. Many of the lands that will become unhuntable are preserves and Wildlife Management Area's that benefit both the hunting and non hunting public, but are funded by hunting licenses and non-profit organizations such as Duck Unlimited & Delta Waterfowl. If passed, Bill 657 will change the face of hunting in MA, and will surely lead to increases in Lyme Disease and automobile fatalities related to deer.
Myself and many of your constituents are adamantly opposed to this bill and what it could mean for our state. I implore you to do all that is within you power to strike this bill down.


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A gold piece to the first Tootsie Roll reference!
In for one... Love it!
The 3D effect on the branch is really amazing. This is the first shirt in a while I might not mind wearing. Good job!
This shirt asks the question "Who are you?"
Wrong bird. The Tribe's new politically correct mascot is the hideous griffin.
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Simple and cool, what's not to love?
So this owl was on Reddit just yesterday:
I think it's tough to compete with that.
Is this a Guardian of Ga'hool?
Tribeowl is both an anagram and a homophone of tri-bowel. Just thought you'd want to know.
This one has a distinct woodcut style to it. Very cool, Rachel!
This Owl is far too sophisticated to say "Orly".
I like the owl on Rush's "Fly By Night" album.
chrisprender wrote:So this owl was on Reddit just yesterday:
I think it's tough to compete with that.
I'll see that and raise you:
Spot on man. I couldn't compete with that... nobody could.
Is it just me, or have there been a lot of green/grass shirts lately?
Not that I'm complaining, or anything. Green is the new Asphalt!
The detail here is great! Patterns are superb
I'll be sure to wear this to the next hootenanny that I go to.
chrisprender wrote:Is it just me, or have there been a lot of green/grass shirts lately?
Not that I'm complaining, or anything. Green is the new Asphalt!
I know... reminds me of when I run out of one color in the ink cartridge, so I have to use the other two colors (or 1 other one) to finish it so I don't waste any of the ink in it.
Like there's almost an over abundance of green / grass shirts at woot. Cool. I like dark green though.
It hurts my eyes to look at it.
Might be a good shirt to wear in a fight.
I think Molly approves of this shirt.
hipster Athena would definitely rock this shirt!
AH! Alas, I have no money! Great shirt though, always a fan of owls
really nice. I checked out the artist's website and there's a ton of great artwork there. I really dig her style!
her's her website: http://www.rachelcaldwellart.com/
I'll definitely give my owl-y friend a head's up about this one.
Al Bundy approves. HOOTERS!!
Very cool. And I like owls. Got one for myself
another green shirt, yay.
how 'bout a white shirt? I'd buy a white shirt.
Any ornithologists care to guess what kind of owl we're looking at here on this shirt? A Great Horned Owl perhaps?
This stirs fear in the pit of my b-owls
It's stare is making me sweat...I think I need a t-owl
OK, I'm sold, owl buy one.
maaaaaaaaaannnn, why couldn't this have come up last week when the $5 code was still valid?
after looking at the art on Rachel Caldwell's site i think i'm falling in love.
Rach, like birds much?
something about the detail in the wings and body got me lol. it just looks really cool.
Owl be slipping this under the Xmas tree for the hubby. In for one!
I love owls, but I don't like this design. I admit that it is eyecatching, but I don't find it aesthetically pleasing.
On the other hand, I will agree that the artist's other work is pretty amazing-great.
I love this design! I could see some hipster indie band using this as their cd cover.
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Romney: I only wrote a victory speech
posted at 6:43 pm on November 6, 2012 by Katie Pavlich
Talk about confidence. Mitt Romney told reporters earlier today that he only wrote a victory speech for tonight, which obviously means he isn't planning on congratulating President Obama for winning a second term.
Early exit polls released on Tuesday evening show that about half of voters still blame President George W. Bush more than President Barack Obama for the country's economic problems and most cite the economy as their top issue in the election.
The exit poll results released by The Associated Press fit with the argument Obama's team has been making in the lead-up to the election.
His statement came after Romney adviser Ed Gillespie said there was "no doubt" Romney would win tonight.
"The fact is, we can't afford four more years like the last four years. And Governor Romney has been out there putting forward a positive vision and a plan to turn the economy around, to create 12 million jobs, unleash domestic energy, get us to a balanced budget. That's why he's got momentum here on election day. And I think that's why he's going to win tonight, not just win, but win decisively. I don't think there's going to be any doubt at the end of tonight who the next president is going to be."
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From 6 to 8 p.m. March 11, Visclosky will join representatives of the Concord Coalition, a nonprofit advocacy organization dedicated to bipartisan fiscal solutions for a interactive event challenging constituents to balance the federal budget at the Grand Metropolitan Ballroom of the Radisson in Merrillville.
"Now more than ever, it's vital that citizens get involved with federal budget issues," said Phil Smith, National Political Director of the Concord Coalition. "There are no easy answers. There are no silver bullet solutions. This exercise will allow Indiana constituents to roll up their sleeves and work hand in hand with their Congressman so that he can hear directly from them."