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Hi Lucy,
i am doing my last module of my course at the moment! I have been a little confused with this one, so i really would appreciate any feedback and whether i am on the right track or not. Any feedback would be appreciated!
The question:
To do a 45 minute long lesson plan based on learning vocabulary of popular hobbies and to review adverbs of frequency. The students are at elementary level.
This is what i have so far.......
Following a PPP Aproach
I have chosen to teach new vocabulary.
1) Warmer – snakes and ladders to revise adverbs of frequency from previous lesson. T-S S- T 5 minutes
2) Lead In – Use realia or mime to elicit new vocabulary from students. For example:
• Miming a swimming stroke
• Bringing in a football (football)/paints (painting/art)/shopping bag (shopping).
• Put the answers on the board
• S-T 2 mins
3) Presentation
Introduce to the students the new vocabulary (target language) using I like/don't like. Try to elicit from the students by asking them ''do you have a favourite hobbie?''
For example: ''I like football''. If this cannot be elicited, feed them to the class. T-S S-T 5 mins.
4) Write the form on the board.
Drill chorally and individually, order to obtain correct pronunciation. T-S 2 mins
5) After drilling, extend activity including adverbs of frequency (in relation to todays topic) Hobbies and verbs. For example, I always, never, sometimes play football. The adverbs of frequency scale is to be used. T-S 5 mins
6) Once presented, each sentence is repeated chorally several times. T-S 1 min
Plenary: Review any doubts. T-S. 1 mins.
7) Individually, using the scale, ask the students how often they do the hobbies (target language). Get students to mark down on the scale their own answers. T-S S-T 1 min
8) Ask students to swap their answers with the person next to them.
Ask the students questions to make sure they understand. For example:
Sarah, does Chloe like to play football and how often does she? T-S S-T 2 mins
9) Controlled Practice
Pair work. Give x 2 handouts
Provide HO (1) a gap filling exercise to each student. Have the students fill out the gaps using the answers from their partner's sheet. For example
Sarah ....... plays football
Select an answer..... often/always/sometimes S-T 3 mins
HO(2) is for the students to match the new vocabulary with pictures. For example, a picture of somebody cycling should be matched to the bike. S-T 1 min
Plenary: Feedback with the group and correct any mistakes. T-S S-T 2 mins
10) Production
Have the students carry out a milling activity. By asking around different students what they like and don't like. (Using the target language and adverbs of frequency). At the end of the activity they will be able to see what the most popular and unpopular hobbies are. S-S 10 mins.
11) Plenary. Feedback findings to class. Ask some of the students to share what they had found. S-T 3mins.
12) Homework
For students to ask up to 10 people (friends or family) what hobbies they like/don't like. (Using target language and adverbs of frequency). Write down their findings and then this can be used in the next lesson during feedback. T-S 3 mins
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Thought shift - what about chartering some R E A L N I C E Y A C H T S over time to figure out what you both really want/need in the way of getting on the water. It's like renting a big house on the beach - pay for the week, go home with some great experience & memories, no upkeep, insurance, depreciation to deal with, and you can go to so many more R E A L L Y C O O L P L A C E S
The OP seems to have gotten beyond this thread and has started anew here.
And, I think as I said on the other thread, the wife wants what she wants. Perhaps the OP could be helped with his new request for ideas on a small sailboat.
When you say your wife has a love of speed, do you mean like an adrenaline junkie or that a sailboat just seems so slow that she'll find it dull? My time on powerboats always left me most bored while traveling than on sailboats. Maybe you need to speed to get to the destinations you want to get to but I'd think about other ways to make the traveling/sailing more interesting if it's likely to bore her. Either getting her interested in sailing (maybe some club races) or choosing a catamaran that can go faster (they don't all) while making it easier to sunbathe, cook, whatever could work. Maybe consider what kind of vacations she likes and how close you can get to her ideal on a boat. There's a lot of variety possible in sailing, you don't just have to slowly cruise to a bay, drop anchor, and swim for the afternoon. That's just what a lot of people enjoy.
If she has a real deep love of speed, buy a fast dinghy to learn, do some keelboat charters & courses, then buy something faster. Something like a J-boat, performance catamaran, or a trimaran. I fall in this category and while we are buying a 38' cruising sailboat, we're keeping our Hobie Tiger (2-man 18' cat): Hobie Tiger - YouTube There's speed then there's perception of speed. Took us 2 years on a slower small cat to feel we could handle the Tiger.
If you do charter a cat, remember why they have those ones in charter: they sleep 4 couples and are easy to sail.
Originally Posted by rwilson37643 View Post
I love to sail. I have loved sailing for almost twenty years. I have lived to this point with an extremely limited budget, the most expensive boat I've ever owned is a 21 ft Catalina bought used for 10k. I have finally finished law school and got a real job at the age of forty, and can afford the yacht I've always dreamed of. I've long dreamed of sailing with my wife and kids from Miami to Bimini in my very own 40-50 ft yacht, but now that I can afford it, the combination of limited time to play and my wife's love of speed is leading me to consider a power yacht. The decision of power vs sail is one my wife and I have never seen eye to eye on, but cost has allowed me to win in the past. I am loosing now, and I've got to admit she has a point. we will be buying a new boat late this summer in the 300-600k price range and plan to use it for weekend trips and 2 2 week long trips per year. how do I convince my wife to stick to sailing?
From a 21ft Catalina to a $600,000 power yacht is quite a step. Have you thought about a more intermediate step (or several?)
Has your wife ever sailed on a nice classic 40-50 ft sailing cruiser? Like a Bristol 45.5? One that is built for comfort? Maybe this is why she wants a power yacht, she doesn't know any better. Yet.
If your income is $300K you should ask yourself if you are happy spending half of it on a toy to use for a few weeks and weekends a year that you don't even like very much. That is what a $600K new boat will cost you per year when depreciation and maintenance are taken into account.
With so many nice used boats on the market is doesn't make much sense to me to buy new. Certainly not, if (and I strongly suspect this will happen) you end up selling it in a few years. Also not when you can get something like this for this much (depreciation : very little) :
1980 Bristol 45.5 Center Cockpit Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com
You're going to be getting a lot of big bills over the years, and a lot of grief. Maybe some scary moments. In times like those it's love that'll keep you fixing it and sailing it.
If the wife still won't come around, get a new one.
Regardless of the warm welcome (lol), good luck with whatever you end up getting. I will never be in the position to drop half a mill on a toy, can barely afford my $4k one. Jealous? Yes, of course. Have fun, and if you're up this way, invite someone in a little orange sailboat over for a margarita
P.S. the missus might well enjoy a multihull, and I'd rather live with that than a big ole stinkpot.
Originally Posted by jameswilson29 View Post
Another troll post. The clues indicating that this poster is a troll:
1. Catalina does not make a 21 foot boat.
2. Law school graduates who were previously impoverished do not start out with a salary sufficient to buy a 300-600K "yacht". In addition, few true sailors refer to "yachts" - a term usually used by non-sailors.
3. Most law school graduates are capable of spelling "losing", hypenating compound phrases "eye-to-eye", and using proper punctuation "[w]e"...., etc. This is another post that appears to be written as a text message by a pimply 13 year old.
O.K., clown, I called your bluff. Prove you are not a troll. Where did you pass the bar? Which firm are you with? What is your real name?
Since I am unable to 'flag' this post as objectionable I have simply quoted it. The exuberance of this 'troll patrol' youngster well exceeds the bounds of his radar. Thanks to Jeff_H for trying to clean up the mess he made.
Sweet Baby Cheeses!
|To the OP. Sounds like you have very limited time to spend on the boat so if you have specific destinations in mind that are going to be out of reach time wise on a sailboat either a power boat or maybe a catamaran might be your best option. Maybe you could go for both? 250k for a power boat and 250K for sail?
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No he shouldn't. But jameswilson29 should. For at least a week or so.
James, this isn't the politics and religion forum. I can think of no other instance where a new member to this board was "jumped on" so severely for such an innocent post. You really should be ashamed of yourself. Being a d1ck to a noob (or anyone, for that matter) isn't cool, it's just being a d1ck.
I'm no mod here, nor to I want to be. So I can't force you to do the right thing (or at least take a vacation from SN). However, at the very least you could post a brief apology to rwilson, and then lie low for a bit. That is, if you're man enough.
Originally Posted by momclarissa View Post
And you ask why people come on here and leave? Someone here flamed me the first post I ever made, and if it hadn't been for my husband doing a lot of talking and showing me informative posts - basically convincing me this forum really is worth hanging around - I'd have been long gone too. Why don't you get guys get a life and stop attacking others just because they don't look, sound, think, act like you?
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Originally Posted by SundancerKid View Post
Sorry JiffyLube but there is a problem with your solution... I imagine anything fine enough to pick up small pieces of plastic would pick up a lot of sealife as well. The cure could kill more than the disease.
But I agree, the talk should be about solutions. Stopping the production of plastic is also not a solution. Unfortunately, I don't have a good solution for you but I suspect that the best one will lie in the production of better plastics.
"deception, disruption, exaggeration, exploitation and when all eles fails...........blow the sh*t up"
Yeah right. Rainbow Warrior? I can't debate the detail of every action by Greenpeace. I simply don't know the detail. For what it is worth I am not a member of Greenpeace or the CIA.
But I wonder if I should be concerned. No I am now.
There is another problem with land run off? Sorry mate have seen that strategy used too often for it to cut any ice with me.
I consider myself an environmentalist but I have absolutely no affiliation with any enviro group whatsoever ...I but I believe that with the astronomical advances that are taking place with nanotechnology we will easily be able to produce all our current energy demand with solar within 20 years...
So regarding the tar sands I really think that we should be careful and bring a careful eye to what is going on there. The scale is absolutely MASSIVE and it really threatens a huge amount of water which is very precious in the Alberta province...
Similar to the bird pics...sometimes having a focus brought to an issue can have some benefits...not saying I have any answers but as most of us live in democratic countries it helps to know what is going on...
You can't believe everything you read but I sure a heck appreciate having ALL sides if the argument available to me.
I wouldn't want to miss any of the views...although many are sponsored.
Self preservation......
To quote "Mother Nature, in whose lap we sit and who sustains us, sometimes eats her young" as we debate the issues . I agree , about the enviro's wasting and polluting as they protest, as I have said before , drastic action is required. Let's put money towards solar , or , ????? We are smart enough to put people on the moon , maybe , we could find a way to clean up the mess here. Put the cash towards inovation instead of bailing out auto companys. ??
Originally Posted by chris_gee View Post
Guess the French secret service did that when they blew up Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior, in the name of national security.
But as far as Green Peace goes, heres a ditty from Canada
October 28, 2009 by John Myers
Greenpeace is running rampant across Alberta's oil sands. In the past few weeks, 37 activists have been arrested in a spate of incidents targeting North America's most important energy resource.
The most recent occurred on Oct. 5 when 19 activists stormed an upgrader in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. They tied themselves to equipment which is used to transform heavy oil into gasoline.
The protesters unfurled banners reading "Climate Crime" and "Climate SOS" to draw attention to an industry they say is killing the planet.
In September, two-dozen Greenpeace commandoes kayaked down the Athabasca River to intercept a Suncor bridge where conveyor belts move bitumen into an oil sands upgrader.
But my favorite is the protestors that drove a convoy of pickup trucks into the heart of Shell Oil's massive open pit mine, halting production.
They came from Edmonton to Fort McMurray, Alberta, a 360-mile round trip. The irony of burning all that gasoline to shut down a facility that helps to provide affordable gasoline was apparently lost on them.
Greenpeace says that it is putting a spotlight on the "climate crimes of the tar sands."
Meanwhile, trouble is also brewing west of the oil sands in the Peace River region, an area that encompasses the Alberta and British Columbia border. It is here that an eco-terrorist is on the loose. His target is EnCana Corp (NYSE: ECA), which is working the vast unconventional pools of sour gas that lay a mile beneath the countryside.
In the past year he has blown up six sour gas pipelines. EnCana is a preeminent natural gas company in North America. The company is so afraid that the bomber is going to kill himself or somebody else they have posted an Osama bin Laden-like bounty of $1 million for information leading to a conviction. The newspapers are calling it the largest reward in Canadian history.
In a letter to the Dawson Creek Daily News the bomber wrote: "Return the land to what it was before you came every last bit of it… before things get a lot worse for you and your terrorist pals in the oil and gas business."
Post 1975 conservationism at it's finest
Attitude change starts with awareness and can grow with time even if it seems to do so slowly.
As for some scepticism about organisations environmental or not, fair enough, but it seems odd to spend "many many years" researching in depth into their backgounds. Guess the French secret service did that when they blew up Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior, in the name of national security. Still a job is a job. Nudge nudge wink wink say no more.
I think we should start by giving people some hope.
How ?
Start by being honest about some things so that we can filter out the non-sense. Honestly says that curb side recycling doesn't work for anything except aluminum cans, simple as that. The energy used by curb side recycling does not justify its cost, especially for plastics, and that's even after you take human labor costs out of the equation, which environmentalists of course already do (they think our time has no value, that we should all pitch in for the environment no matter what the cost in time and energy).
Then let's move on to getting rid of the boogey men like boaters who are blamed for all kinds of problems when the real problems are things like runoff from streets, fields, etc, into the water system.
Then let's realize somewhere along the way that human beings are the reason we care about having a clean environment, not the environment for its own sake, and stop this culture of talking about human beings like we are only a problem. People just don't like it, they don't respond well to it, and if you buy into the argument completely the only reasonable path is to toss everybody you know off a high cliff to cut down on the "problem". Being a human being on this planet means that we generate a certain amount of waste, there will never be a way to avoid that, all organisms on this planet create waste that is toxic to themselves and usually others (though not always, oxygen is a plant waste product, for example). Human beings are no different, we will always create waste.
Then after we fix people's brains so that they are thinking like human beings again then they might be able to filter out a lot of the environmental non-sense they hear and think about things in a reasonable perspective. Once we get there and undo the damage that has been done then we can focus on actual solutions to real problems - problems like mercury in the water, problems like figuring out how to clean up the superfund sites, problems like runoff from the water sheds. We can focus on finding real solutions to real problems that will yield real results.
I've said before in similar threads that you have to include the human being in all of this, solutions that disregard humans won't work. What does that mean ? It means, for example, that human beings like to have fun, so stop thinking you're going to be able to get rid of all of the personal watercraft because it hurts the environment, because that simply isn't going to happen. Focus instead of making the vehicles in a way that won't harm the environment as much. Stop trying to make it so people can't drive on the beaches in North Carolina and start realizing that it actually causes very little in the way of damage, just because it seems like it does doesn't mean that it actually does. Allow for the fact that people are going to want to race cars on the Salt Flats, yeah, maybe it leaves some tracks, but are tracks in the Salt Flats responsible for many deaths in L.A. or N.Y. from toxins ? Not really.
Stop worrying about who is throwing glass in the ocean, start actually trying to actually find a place to store nuclear waste, etc. It has taken the environmental movement more than 50 years to screw people's heads up to the point that they can't even think rationally about things anymore, it is time to fix the damage. It is time for people to realize that they aren't helping the environment by going to the outdoor store (church) to buy a tent and some new boots, and that they are helping the environment when they pass legislation opening a nuclear waste dumping site. It is time for people to understand what they don't know so that they can understand more that they should know. Hint: If you actually believe what you learned from urban textbooks that the poor pitiful farmers were destroying the countryside until the smart urban folks came out and showed them all how to plow around the hills instead of up and down, then you've got a long ways to go. If you want to know about the environment and how to save it, get out of the city and go out to the country and learn something from the farmers you look down on, hang around with people who are in the environment and who really are concerned with things like fertilizer runoff.
At some point, once trust is restored, people might actually start believing they can make a difference and stop believing that no matter what they do it won't matter. At some point they might watch a movie about the next thing that is going to destroy us all and stop believing it, maybe keep their eye on the ball and fix real problems.
Originally Posted by JiffyLube View Post
I say pay fishermen to drag fine nets through the surface of the ocean to collect the trash, and transfer the trash onto pick up boats that will take the trash back to land for disposal.
Who has another idea?
But I agree, the talk should be about solutions. Stopping the production of plastic is also not a solution. Unfortunately, I don't have a good solution for you but I suspect that the best one will lie in the production of better plastics.
Originally Posted by hardalee22 View Post
Not sure what agenda someone who is concerned about albatrosses might have. Shocking that sailors would be against cleaning our waterways. Was the Clean Water Act a bad idea? Should we be permitted to dump oil and fuel into the water? There is a giant mess of plastic in the ocean. It's a fact.
Albatross & Plastics : Ocean Issues | Monterey Bay Aquarium
You sight a link by the MB Aquarium as to say " if they say it, it must true "; well, here's peeling the onion in reverse.
Starting several layers in with Dave Fenton (Fenton Communications) this will lead you to EMS ( Environmental Media Sources ) now, understand what their purpose in life has been since the mid 90's. EMS exists to make money, it turns a profit for Fenton Communications by improving the bottom lines of a wide variety of Fenton clients. ( Environmental & Reseach Orgs )
Once you get pass that layer, next you'll see who funds them, such as the Tides foundation, Pew and Packard and the likes; research their history and agendas.
Once you're able to stop shaking your head in disgust, look up who their frequent donees are and you will find the likes of SeaWeb, NRDC, Environmental Defense, National Audubon Society, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
I know this was a half assed ( missing a lot of info, but it's kinda late ) however, you should get the idea here, someone at the MB Aquarium prints what is needed and in return MB Aquarium gets it's much needed funding.( that kind of money doesn't come from gate fees and public donations )
There is always a agenda or ulterior motive
There has been a lot of talk on this subject both ways, but not many if any solutions. Now that this subject has been beaten to death, what we should be talking about are solutions. Who among all of you has a solution or combination of ideas to solve this problem?
I'll start with one idea even if he sounds stupid.
I say pay fishermen to drag fine nets through the surface of the ocean to collect the trash, and transfer the trash onto pick up boats that will take the trash back to land for disposal.
Who has another idea?
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I attended Dell's third annual global summit last week at the company's headquarters in Austin, Texas to get an update on the company's progress since it went private. The event demonstrated Michael Dell's passion to transform a hardware company into an end-to-end solution provider. Dell highlighted five key investment priorities in 2014, including expanding its sales coverage and enhancing its relationship with partners; it also wants to increase its investments in emerging markets, with China atop the list.
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Has anyone successfully completed some Jango Armor in aluminum? Here's what I've got so far after a long day of work and 3 cod pieces later. I put the parts from my Boba armor in to fill the gaps. I will have to redo the chest parts because I didn't realize that the Jango chest armor is different. Doh!
Now, obviously, these have not been finished with a grain or anything. That will come later.
The inside of the cod piece. She aint pretty but she'll do.
Here is the side view of the cod piece. I think it could've used a bit more "cupping" action but it will do for now.


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- 04-12-13 10:38 PM #1Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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Do I have "Driver Assist?"
It's official, I just put a deposit on a 2013 Luxury Black Raven SRX, with Nav (Yes, Nav is one of those things I can not be without in a vehicle. I am simply not capable of reading maps while driving, and I personally feel it's a disgrace to a Cadillac to have a wired after market GPS system hanging in the window . . again, just a personal feeling.)
There were certain things I HAD TO HAVE (Black and Nav). Others were not on my mind. Like "Drivers Awareness". Although it is a really nice feature (especially with the horrible blind spots on the SRX), it was not a negotiated item for me. I have closed a deal and I actually can't recall if I have this Driver Awareness package or not.
If anyone is a GM employee and can run the VIN, and let me know 2 things:
1. What the hell color shades are the inside of my SRX? Lol . . sounds strange but I never asked. Was not all that important to me.
2. Do I have Driver Awareness?
To clarify how I could buy a car and not know these things: I have always purchased my cars from several hours away. I do all of my negotiating on line and via phone. I did try to work with my local cadillac dealer a few years back . . but they simply would not listen to me. I said I wanted an apple a thousand times, and they constantly offered me an orange. I wont go back to buy a car . . but their service department is great.
That being said, I have always gotten great deals and never had any issues (knock on wood) buying vehicles this way.
This time around, I am stepping down from my 2010 AWD Premium, Plat Ice (loaded to the hill with many options I never once enjoyed . . like 2 dvd screens, towing, etc. . etc . . etc . . ). I toned it down to the Lux Black Raven - opting for only the true features that I really use.
None the less, I am excited. And very much looking forward to CUE . . for good or bad.
And yes. I could call the dealer and ask for a listing of all the options. But tomorrow is Saturday and my sales guy is not in. Sunday they are closed . . and let's face it: I am anxious. Its a 2013 SRX, after all!!
I can send the VIN in PM . . .
Re: Do I have "Driver Assist?"
Congratulations on your new SRX... you will LOVE the new plusher seats, NAV and CUE!
You could also try calling the dealer today and ask the New Car Mgr. there to look it up for you ... or if you like you can send me the last 8 numbers of your VIN# in a PM and I will more than happy to look it up for you. Unfortunately, I am not at work today and don't have access from home. Thus I can only do it for you on Monday sorry. Perhaps a dealer member or a GM Customer Care Service person might be working over the weekend can help you out before Monday. If I were to guess I would probably think that most Luxury models would usually not have the Driver Awareness Pkg. or Driver Assist Pkg. ordered for stock but then one never knows.
Thanks for buying GM again and best of luck with your great new SRX purchase...
- 04-13-13 04:53 PM #3Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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Re: Do I have "Driver Assist?"
I rather doubt if you have driver assist, unless you ordered it as an option, this option costs alittle over 2K. I have it, and love it so far. Really like the 2013. No comparison with the 2010 I had...Smoother ride, great engine, great handling and has serious "Looks" Enjoy the ride!!!!!
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However, if you get the Driver Awareness Pkg. it is well worth the money at only $495.00 US. I do know on the Awareness Pkg. that I have if you are driving with your cruise control on and you are approaching another vehicle too fast the cruise will actually "disengage" for you.
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Congratulations on your new SRX. You seem very happy and excited, and that makes us at Cadillac happy and excited for you! If you private message me on this forum with your VIN# I am more then happy to be of assistance for you. In the private message could you also reiterate the questions you would like answered. Thank you! Have a great night.
Laura M.
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Laura - I sent you the VIN in pm. Thank you for looking into that for me.
Thank you Marc NY and Likely for the great info (and the congrats). I knew the 2013 had a bigger engine, which I am very excited about. But I did not know about any inside improvements .. more plush seats, etc. This is very exciting for me. I can't wait to pick it up this Thurs or Friday.
I did not actually "order" any features. I simply made it clear that I wanted Lux, Black, FWD with NAV. They found one and swapped out from another dealer. It was not until later on, after closing the deal . . that I began to wonder about the other things my SRX might/might not have.
It will be sad if I find out that I do not have the "Driver's Awareness" Package. I was kinda getting excited about vibrating seats LOL.
If I do not have the "Drivers Awareness" Package, will I at least have the blind spot signal in my mirror? The SRX has a gawd-awful blind spot. I have been struggling with it for a few years already. Hopefully the light in the side mirrors is standard
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Thanks Marc . . .
I had those small mirrors on my 2010 SRX. They do help a lot - but I still had some very scary moments on the NJ highways lol. Being a NY'er . . . on a NJ highway can be knuckle-bearnig when you have huge blind spots, such as the SRX does on the sides. People change lanes and jump around so fast that those mirrors did not help much.
On the dealer's website for the EXACT VIN SRX that I am getting, it does list the following:
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
Side Blind Zone Alert
Does that imply that I do indeed have the assist package? It was listed in the standard options not the installed options (such as the NAV) . .so I am wondering if it's a mistake on the dealer site?
I guess I will just be patient (with fingers crossed) to hear back from Laura in pm.
Regardless - I am still super excited to get the new SRX and explore CUE. Sure, I hear some people are not thrilled with CUE overall, but I think it's very cool - from the little bit I played on a test drive. I really love the fully animated dash. It's just pure coolness lol.
I will miss my Premium AWD Platinum ICE . . . but the black looks so hot. The only thing I dislike about the Plat Ice is that the bottom skirts are black. I think that takes away from the true elegance of the white SRX. It cheapens it just a bit. I recall, when I was young and bought my first car . . only the base models had grey/black bumpers and skirts . . . the higher end models were colored accordingly. Maybe that's why it bothered me so.
I am REALLY looking forward to having a little more get up and go, merging onto highways with the bigger engine. I had the dealership tweak my 2010 transmission to give more power . .because it felt delayed . . but that tweak cost me big time in gas mileage. My mileage dropped from 21 to 15/mpg. I am hoping that by giving up the AWD that improves my mpg as well.
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It seems to me that you might also be confusing the Driver Assist Pkg. with the Driver Awareness Pkg. Oh yes, you will definitely love the 3.6L engine and your mileage should increase quite a bit now with the FWD version.
I thought I would add the Driver Assist Pkg. description where you can see that it also requires the Driver Awareness Pkg. too.
Driver Assist Package
This package includes advanced safety technologies to help the driver avoid a collision, including:
◾Automatic Collision Preparation automatically applies the brakes when an imminent collision is detected to help the driver avoid, or to lessen the severity of, an impact
◾Front and Rear Automatic Braking uses short-range radar technology and ultrasonic sensors to help the driver prevent front and rear low-speed collisions or reduce impact speed under higher speed circumstances
◾Full-speed range Adaptive Cruise Control1 automatically adjusts the car's speed to maintain a safe following distance
On Luxury Collection and Performance Collection models, this feature requires the available Driver Awareness Package.
Re: Do I have "Driver Assist?"
Marc . . . you are right. I may be confusing the terms. In my head I know what I mean . . but I may be confusing the packages when I type.
What I want is a banana cream pie. Just kidding. What I want is the "Awareness" package. That is what I am hoping that I have installed. The Assist package is several thousand dollars and that is not installed in my SRX, for sure.
Sorry for all the confusion. . . to clarify - it's the Awareness package with the vibrating seat, and the blind spot alert option. Really, the main feature I am hoping I have is the blind spot alert light in my mirror. If I end up having this, I will be as happy as if I had a banana cream pie!
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Driver Awareness Package
This group of technologies enhances the driver's awareness of potential road hazards. These features use visual and either audible or haptic alerts through the Safety Alert Seat to notify the driver of potential dangers. The package includes:
◾Lane Departure Warning – Uses camera technology to alert drivers when the vehicle is leaving its lane without the driver signaling a lane change
◾Forward Collision Alert – Alerts the driver to a possible front-end collision ahead
◾Safety Alert Seat - Sends an immediate pulse through the seat cushion, either left or right, or simultaneously to warn you of the direction of a potential hazard
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I sure hope that I have the Awareness Package . . but I am not holding my breath. Those features seem very cool, and I LOVE toys in my car. I have read on the forums here that many turn off the vibrating seat. Not me. Vibrate on, my friend. Vibrate on!
Hope I end up with happy news. But not the end of the world if I don't have it.
Re: Do I have "Driver Assist?"
Now.. if you were to happen to be following me you might see me do a few lane changes kind of back and forth zig zag pattern don't worry it is only me testing out the vibrating seat again and again and again...
Re: Do I have "Driver Assist?"
I just heard back from Lisa, who informed me that my vehicle does indeed have "side blind zone alert" but she was not sure about the "Awareness Package". She would try to find out and get back to me.
Sure would love me some vibrating seats haha . . but the side blind zone alert is the most critical for me. So, that's good news.
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Sounds AWESOME!!! good luck and let us know what happens!


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The set-up with 'DIFF12' also does a strange mix to the data and gives weird results as already noted on Troy's scratchpad. It is indeed easy to show that the 'DIFF12' methods fail to pick up long-term co-variations, as done in Fig. 5:
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the association between periods of maximum DIFF12 CO2 increase and no or negative ocean surface temperature change … is difficult to reconcile with the notion of atmospheric CO2 changes controlling changes in ocean surface temperature.
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Jason Gibson is a Senior Research Coordinator with the Australian National University and the Indigenous Cultures Department at Museum Victoria.
In 1894 Walter Edmund Roth heard about a performance, called the 'Molong-go' that had been shared by the Wakaya people from the upper reaches of the Georgina River in the Northern Territory with the Pitta Pitta people in outback Queensland. As an ethnographer, Roth was fascinated to hear that the dance had 'originated from a point east or south-east of Darwin'; some hundreds of kilometres from the Queensland desert country where he was stationed. Two years later in 1898 Alice Springs Special Magistrate F.J. Gillen wrote to his friend and collaborator in anthropological studies, the then Professor of Biology at the University of Melbourne Walter Baldwin Spencer, explaining that a corroboree almost identical to the one seen by Roth had appeared in Alice Springs. Gillen explained to Spencer that the dance, known as the Tjitjingalla altharte (corroboree) to the local Arrernte people, had been 'brought down' into the region by a 'northern group'.
Tjitjingalla Corroboree performed in Alice Springs, 1901. The picture depicts one of the dance sequences of the Tjitjingalla as performed by Arrernte people at Alice Springs.Image: Sir Walter Baldwin SpencerSource: Museum Victoria
After attending the performance, which extended over five nights, Gillen reported that the repertoire had indeed originated 1500kms north, in the 'country of the Salt water' and that 'the implements carried by the performers' were 'in all cases the same as described by Roth'. Three years later, during the Spencer and Gillen Expedition of 1901 Spencer collected two of the dancing sticks used in the performance.
Two Tjitjingalla dancing sticks wrapped in human hair string. These dancing sticks were used in one of the dance sequences of the altharte or what Spencer called an 'ordinary corroboree'.
Image: Justine PhilipSource: Museum Victoria
Detail of a Tjitjingalla dancing stick.Image: Justine PhillipSource: Museum Victoria
Earlier in the expedition, whilst camped by the Stevenson Creek in the remote north of South Australia, Spencer and Gillen were visited a small group of Lower Arrernte men. Gillen writes, 'we gave them a good feed and after tea rigged the phonograph up and got them to sing into it a number of corroboree songs' and Spencer also noted that the men 'were very much excited and interested, especially as we let them hear the instrument repeating what they had said.' It was here, almost by accident, that one of the Tjitjingalla song verses was recorded. A few weeks later when the expedition reached Alice Springs Spencer spent considerable time photographing and filming the altharte using his Warwick motion film camera. The sound and film recordings made of the Tjitjingalla are some of the earliest ever made on the Australian continent.
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"This corroboree, the Tjitjingalla corroboree, was first described by Dr. Roth in north central Queensland. Subsequently was performed by the natives of central Australia [unknown] the Arrernte tribe at Alice Springs. This corroboree was sung on the Stevenson River on March 22nd, 1901."
"This corroboree, the Tjitjingalla corroboree, was first described by Dr. Roth in north central Queensland. Subsequently was performed by the natives of central Australia [unknown] the Arrernte tribe at Alice Springs. This corroboree was sung on the Stevenson River on March 22nd, 1901."
The peregrination of the Tjitjingalla/Molongo, which was subsequently documented at various locations in South Australia, the Northern Territory, Western Australia and Queensland, later became important to theories regarding the exchange of ideas, songs, dances and mythologies amongst the Australian Indigenous population.
More stories like this are being uncovered in a joint research project between the Australian National University, Museum Victoria and the South Australian Museum. The Reconstructing the Spencer and Gillen Collection Project will produce an online database of the W.B. Spencer and F.J. Gillen collaboration, including objects they collected, their photographs, manuscripts, diaries, correspondence and other material held in over 20 institutions, both in Australia and overseas.
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The Haven Assisted Living Center's annual event is Saturday at community center in Hayden
June 7, 2010
Haven barbecue annual barn dance fundraiser
The Haven Assisted Living Center's annual fundraiser is Saturday at The Haven Community Center in Hayden. A barbecue and buffet dinner is from 6 to 8 p.m., and music from Loose Change is from 7 to 10 p.m. Children's activities include face painting and a pottery painting table.
Adult tickets cost $15 or $25 per couple. Tickets for those 6 to 18 years old cost $8. Admission is free for children 5 and younger. Tickets will be available at the door. All proceeds benefit nonprofit programs at The Haven.
Volunteers are needed to greet people at the door and sell tickets. For more information or to volunteer, call Karen Burley at 970-875-1888.
At one time, a weekend in the country meant hopping on a horse or wagon and heading to a neighbor's barn for dinner, dancing and music.
Sometimes, the events celebrated weddings, anniversaries and other occasions. Other times, they were held to raise money for a family in need.
There may not have been a lot of bling, but there was never a shortage of fun.
The spirit of the traditional barn dance is the inspiration behind The Haven Assisted Living Center's annual fundraiser Saturday.
The Haven Community Center may not be a barn, but the large open space will have all the components of an old-time celebration: food, toe-tapping tunes and, most importantly, neighbors out for a good time and a good cause.
With Haven resident numbers dwindling and repairs and program costs escalating, Haven staff looked to their residents for ideas about how to bring the community together to help.
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The Haven residents fondly recalled attending barn dances then sleeping in tents before heading home the next morning.
Another means of raising money was to auction off box lunches prepared by local women.
Residents had The Haven staff rolling with their stories about bidding for lunches made by the best cooks or sacrificing taste to make the prettiest cooks feel good.
"Their stories were hilarious. … We really had a good time listening," Burley said.
Saturday's fundraiser will include a barbecue dinner and music from Loose Change. Weather permitting, music and dancing will take place outside on patios.
The community already has come together to help make the event a success.
Donors have contributed funds toward food and other costs, barbecue aficionados Sam Barnes and Todd Dunckley will be cooking the meat, and the band is entertaining at a reduced rate.
Local art students will be helping with face painting and other children's activities, and 4-H members will be helping serve and replenish food at the buffet line.
Burley is looking for volunteers to work for about an hour greeting people at the door and selling tickets so The Haven staff can enjoy the event, as well.
The Haven Assisted Living Center is operated by the nonprofit Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association. All proceeds from the barn dance will go toward needed repairs at the facility, activities and programs.
After operating at full capacity for several years, the assisted living center has experienced a decline in residents this year.
In accordance with state guidelines, and to minimize overhead, The Haven does not have a medical staff and cannot take bedridden clients or individuals who need in-house nursing care.
In some states, assisted living centers with the staff to accept higher-need clients actually are benefiting from the poor economy as nursing home residents move to lower cost assisted living facilities, Burley said.
That is not the case with The Haven.
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In addition to supporting programs and activities for Haven residents, the fundraiser will bolster The Haven programs benefiting older adults in Hayden. These include a congregate lunch Wednesdays at the facility and adult day services, which provides disabled older adults a safe and comfortable place to be during the day while family members work or attend other needs.
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Good video Les. Looks like a blast I haven't ice fished in a few years. How long does that river keep frozen? I might need to make a trip..
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Good video Les. Looks like a blast I haven't ice fished in a few years. How long does that river keep frozen? I might need to make a trip..
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I fish artificial like twa put in the video.. Catch and release..
But the kids come here and fish off the dock.. I give them hot dogs for bait..
I feed the bream and fish. So they hang around the dock, waiting for dinner.
Telling yah, hot dogs. Just tip the hook with a piece. Bream, Bass, Catfish, War Mouth.
Seems cheaper the hot dog, more they like it.
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Abukai08,, if you do decide to come up this way,,PM me and ya get a free guided trip on me. I'll take ya out to some of the "honey holes" we fish. Usually the ice is on till about mid march or so, depending on weather of course. Last year it was off a bit earlier due to warmer than normal weather. The best bite will be on for about the next month though. It's been a tough year so far, seems the barometric pressure has been all over the place and seems to have made things tougher this year. We'll have a blizzard one day ,,, and 2 days later it's 40 degrees,,,,WTF???? The monsters have been a bit tight lipped so far this year with all the goofy weather. I've got every piece of gear known to man so noone's got to worry about that part,, you'll be set there. Just good warm hunting cloths and warm waterproof boots is all you'll need. The invite is open.
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