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I'll try and take some pictures of the tips. I will also try and take a video of the sound on my phone. Not today though..car is in garage and can't move it right now.
Things to think about before getting this exhaust.
1. If perfect fitment of tips is important be ready to take it to an exhaust shop to have them readjust it or have them reweld them straight. You know if you OCD and if this will drive you crazy be prepared to make adjustments.
2. Without the rasp pipe it will be loud. Look up posts on the AP exhaust. Its the exact same design made in the same fatory. Sure there is plenty of videos on you tube with the sound.
3. Price - Unless you go with the other cheap ones out there it can't get any cheaper. Quality wise besides the tips it is well made. Welds look great and SS looks great with the Ti-Tips.
4. Brand - If you are into labels it might not be for you. Personally I could careless what the brand is as long as it sounds good and looks good(tips). The Megan racing brand is a love/hate depending on the car community that uses the product.
What I will say is that I was talking with the head of R&D at Megan trying to help them improve the sound. Was pretty cool to hear directly from them through e-mails. I was trying to get them to test out some new designs on my car. I will say just adding straight pipe into section 2 is the problem in their design and sound for the whole cat back. The stock OEM has an H pipe and an additional resonator. This is needed with this system. The H or Y portion is the most important. Without it you can hear the unbalance between both banks of cyclinders going back and forth. Tough to explain, but its noticeable.
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The North Harrison Lady Cats came to Charlestown High School's Sports Arena on Tuesday night ready to play. North Harrison jumped out to a 12-4 lead after the first quarter of play and never looked back.
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You are using a water soluable caulk---that will always fail---100% silicone will work---it's a bit tricky to install without making a mess---there are ways to do it neatly---Mike---
I'm new at this. Thanks. I see now my mistake. I looked up silicone caulk online and I see that it's water resistant. Now I got it.
Will this DAP Alex Plus w/Silicone work, or should I just get the 100% silicone kind?
Alex is not good in a wet area---
Here is the easy way to install 100% silicone---
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BBC Discredited; Retractions on 9/11 Hit Piece Forthcoming?
Complaint responses suggest consternation within corporation on revelations of bias in Conspiracy Files documentary, indicates large number of complaints received
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The BBC's response to complaints made against the bias and inaccuracy of the 9/11 Conspiracy Files documentary suggests that an overwhelming backlash has caused considerable consternation at the network and possible retractions or apologies may be forthcoming, with BBC bosses potentially fearing the company's credibility has been tarnished.
Following the airing of the show on Sunday evening, numerous websites representative of the 9/11 truth movement issued precise and detailed rebuttals to what many saw as nothing more than an outright hit piece that used crass emotional manipulation, concocted evidence and cynical bias in an attempt to dismiss questions about the official story behind 9/11.
Appearing on the Alex Jones show on Monday, the show's producer Guy Smith offered little to defend against allegations that the program represented nothing more than yellow journalism and an attempt to create a strawman argument in the interests of debunking 9/11 skeptics.
From what can be gleaned from how the BBC is treating complaints made against the show, it seems that the backlash has forced the complaints to be passed up the chain of command and that the overwhelming response is forcing bosses to consider whether it might be necessary to issue retractions or clarifications in an attempt to calm the furore.
Here's the BBC's standard response to complaints being made about the Conspiracy Files program.
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Because the BBC is funded solely through taxpaying British citizens via their TV license fee, the corporation is obliged to issue retractions and apologies if complaints about a particular broadcast are high. On most occasions, they are at least forced to clarify their position on their editor's blog website. 9/11 truth websites across the spectrum are encouraging readers to make complaints and so it's safe to speculate that the BBC has been inundated with them.
There have been numerous instances where BBC investigative programs have had to issue retractions and apologies due to faulty research or deliberate bias, a notable example being a 1999 Horizons documentary which sought to debunk the research of controversial archeologist Graham Hancock. An investigation upheld Hancock's complaint that his response to debunkers was not included in the show, and the BBC had to air the re-edited documentary.
The BBC divides complaints into four different categories - accuracy, bias, taste/standards and other. Since the Conspiracy Files farce displayed overwhelming inaccuracy in several claims it made, most notably the "pancake collapse" animation which even official NIST authorities have backed away from, and also betrayed patent bias in pitting thirteen debunkers against just three 9/11 skeptics, while ridiculing the character of the skeptics by means of false accusations and stereotyping, it fits into at least two of these categories.
We must push now for a retraction, an apology, or at the very least a clarification from the BBC in regards to this blatant hit piece. The basis for our accusations that the program was a hit piece are documented here and here.
Go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/make_complaint_step1.shtml and select "make an official complaint." Please be as polite as possible and remember that the person reading your complaint will most likely have no connection to the production of the hit piece. Be clear and concise in your complaint, and stick to the facts about the bias and inaccuracy of the program.
If the BBC are forced to respond to the backlash, it will deter other networks and producers from creating malicious hit pieces designed to discredit the 9/11 truth movement in future.
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And I've already thoroughly delt with the canard-drops thereof concerning purported anomalies, with Norad etc.
You do not respond in kind however, with a detailed or even lengthy response on what, and how, the events came together. Pointing at a website without even having presented an alternative scenario or explaination elaborated, isn't research, it's dogma.
Also, it isn't true to claim that, amongst the plethora of reports and warnings of terrorist activity, there were information on "what when and how" as to constitute a possibility of interception. If one can not prove that the information given, pre-9/11, was enough to intercept the specific plans and the specific terrorists, well then stop calling anyone else beside yourself to be a gullible Gulliver.
Well researched? Not really, it's a carbon-copy of the anomalie-chase "The Irish Did It".
I don't mind people referencing websites at all (of course!), I do have a problem with it when that is the contenta of their arguments. Bring the claims here that you support, bit by bit at your leisure and let's do some hands-on investigation. I'm up for it.
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There is no link in believing the generality of the "official explanation" and supporting the invasion of Iraq. I simply propose to you that the Islamists "did the blag".
Entwhistle come off it. LionAxe hasn't once constructed a Straw Man - he has dealt with theories put forward by others.
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Nor have I come accross any credible evidence that the Jooos did it.
In regard to your Jigsaw analgy I would say you don't have any pieces. Certainly the ones you've provided don't stand up to even cursory scrutiny. What you have is gossip and conjecture. Unverifiable "sources" etc
Of course there was forknowledge that a 9/11 type attack MIGHT take place. You'd have to be completely in denial to think otherwise. But that does not mean that there was SPECIFIC actionable intelligence.
Listen mate I applaud anbody who can solve problems but you've not done so. You provided spurious gossip which you expect me to take as undisputable fact. And then you get offended when I question your evidence.
I take a stand that I need to see a fairly high burden of proof in order to believe ANY explanation. I hold these standards whether it is the "official explanation" or a "conspircay theory".
For what it's worth I came to the 9/11 theories fairly neutral and followed the evidence to my current opinion. Now if anybody can offer substantive evidence for any alternate explanation I'm all ears.
I'm open minded on the MOSSAD issue. Certainly MOSSAD is very active in the US and the Americans have a habit of treating them with kid gloves. I'll remain open minded until I see persuasive evidence one way or the other.
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By including me into the conversations you have been having with Entwhistle et al. you have ascribed to me opinions and ideas I don't necessarily share.
This does not say much for the high opinion you seem to have of yourself as an analytically faithful investigator of the facts and possibilities surrounding this issue.
Within this thread I have pointed out what others were saying and thinking in late 2001. All of these were better placed than you or me to know or to guess at what was going on. If I point up the involvement of the Jews/Israelis in the whole affair this is because they WERE involved.
Now I have never entered into that part of this debate that questions the toppling of the Twin Towers and whether it was an inside job or not. I have seen Loose Change and other video "evidence" but, as I don't know the score and can't reasonably guess at what the score might be, I leave it alone.
And yet you imply that I am one of those who think it might be an inside job!
On the one hand you nitpick to an extent that would be bound to inhibit the exchange of opinion and INSIDE gossip if we all thought like you. On the other hand, you insinuate opinion to me that I have not postulated on this thread. Why should I not reproach you when you deliberately misrepresent in order to "prove" or score a point?
I haven't gone much further than this myself!
As regards the "gossip". There are some who come into Stormfront who will never have heard this "gossip".
Why should I not enlighten these as to what was being said and thought by the media/political commentators/witnesses at the time? It helps build up a picture for goodness sake!
As regards the Jewish/Israeli involvement, without the Neocons there would have been no Gulf War II. My investigations have led me to believe that about 90% of the Neocons are Jewish. For the nitpick part of you that demands proof, here are a few bits of journalistic "gossip" to back up this assertion:
On the 3rd of April, 2003, Tom Friedman (Jew) said this in The New York Times:
He said:
You use a pejorative word like "gossip" to try and lessen the weight of the points those you take issue with make. And yet many of the "gossips" that I cite, as they are inside-the-loop politicos themselves, will have had a great deal more access to any information and people involved in these affairs than you could ever hope to have.
I have "provided" pertinent quotations as opposed to "facts", as it happens.
I have "provided" bits of the jigsaw, (my definition) or "spurious gossip", (your definition) intended to get folks to have a bit of a think about what was being said and thought by others at the time.
As regards the taking of offence, if you misrepresent what I say and think, of course I'm going to get irritated.
Yeah right.
We should be investigating these. Why would you spend so much time asking us for proof of what only they can truly know.
Pressure the bad guy, Gondorian, not the good.
Ask the bad guy for 100% proof. Don't give those who are suspicious of THEM such a hard time when they present their bits of the jigsaw.
As for me, I'll just carry on informing the unaware of the things that the politicians, the media darlings, the political pundits, the witnesses, the Jewish journalists and THEY are gossiping about.
If you don't mind.
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Don't fall for it man, they use exactly the same tactics with the holocaust. Untill we break down these lies there is little hope for our future (the white race that is). While ever people just gullibly lap up the garbage spewed out by our Governments we have no hope. You may aswell beleive the Government when they tell us "we need immigrants to support our ageing population".
Since you mention Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera is in Qatar 100 miles from a US base, Qatar is a US client state. Al Jazeera was formerly the BBC Arab service and is owned by the Qatar Government. If you recall, a while ago it was reported that Bush and Blair had discussed bombing Al Jazeera, this was a deliberate hoax to give credibility to Al Jazeera, because people in the ME were begining to realise that Al Jazeera was a US Scam used to disribute these fake Al CIAduh videos, which were cropping up every time Bush was getting a bit of stick over the war on terra. There was no way on earth Bush would ever bomb anything in Qatar whilst they have a poodle in charge
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Can't give you a rep, unfortunately.
At least LA has the excuse of being Jewishly disposed. Gondorian (I had a look back through his posts for troll) seems to be a regular guy apart from his extreme disregard for anyone who wishes to critique the official 9/11 line.
Maybe Gondorian is a BNP lad who's been sent in to stir the pot whenever Lee Barnes' best pals get spoken of in a less than adulatory way.
Maybe. But, hey, look at me, gossiping over the fence again.
Must get back to my knitting.
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I have argued a little bit in the old Holocaust thread yes, but on specific details and issues, never once claiming that the Holocaust is 100% anything. Perhaps you are mistaking me for "Lion of Zion"??
Ask him why I was permitted.
And indeed, I do know this is a WN forum.
I must have addressed that typical question/accusation a million times here on SF. Have I missed some additional ones lately or?
I'm not a jew, nor am I jewish, simply deal with it.
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Mind you that you were the one boldly claiming that there was no shred of evidence for the official story (which has a lot of aspects established on various details). Therefor, you didn't exactly narrow the field with being even a tad specific to begin with.
I seem to hear this a lot, when anything becomes ridiculously debunked, the theories are expanded or worked on by others, doing away with obvious fraudulent claims that can be debunked through technical understand, and adding more rhetorical and abstract questions/claims to distance themselves from the more technically debunked CT-groups.
"Truthers/troofer" (a common short for conspiracy theoriticians/believers lodged against the contenta of the official 9/11 event) seem to end up, like psychics (mediums) saying the other "truthers" (or psychic) are loons or goons.
Your variant simply takes the form of saying that all the other "truthers" are basically CIA dupes.
In fact, even Alex Jones have been known to apply similar polemic deviations when he warns against all the fake 9/11 conspiracy theorists out there. Like with most dogmas, it ends up with each "truther" believing only his picked version of the story of course, which tends to make everyone else in the world either a gullible dimwit or a moronic shill.
With the "oilempire" sites out there, probably being "truthers" who are tired of being called nutcases because of the antics of Fetzer and Jones, frustrated for being lumped in with the /No Planers/Hijackers still alive/Starwars weapon group.
Still they seem in general to stay true to most of the following conspiracy theories;
1) OBL and Al-Qaeda really working for CIA
2) ISI Connection
3) Demolition of WTCs and WTC7
4) NORAD Stand Down
5) Warnings of coming 9/11 attack ignored (ie the actual specific plans, not simply insufficient reports)
Entwhistle, you are not short on claims and bold statements on anomalies and more encompassing aspects, but you are short on backing up those claims/statements with detailed information, evidence etc. Inherently the same deal I get from creationists and the odd Moon Hoax purporter (no offence).
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I have read some of your posts in other threads. I do not think you are an "anti", that is quite evident. I have come to the conclusion that you just like to debate for debate's sake. If asked to, you could put together a convincing argument that the moon was made of green cheese, fun as that may be to you, I have more pressing things on my mind such as the increasing number of Mosques and Hindu Temples springing up around where I live.
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Most of last week's discussion centered on the forestry truck upgrade. Selectman Joe Castricone said this was the first time he had heard about the chassis replacement.
Ciccarello said that shocked him a bit, but he went into the specifics of what the association has been working on. He also said that because the association is a private group, it is not required to disclose everything to the selectmen.
Selectman Jack Cannon said it was not the first time he had heard of it. The Tri-Town Times published a story about the chassis replacement in September.
The early 1970s military truck, repurposed as a forestry truck, has become a liability for the department. Not only does its awkward handling and manual transmission limit its drivers, it routinely breaks down en route. But it's a rare piece of equipment and valuable to Chester and surrounding towns, Ciccarello explained.
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Back again with another day of the Morning Word.
Social Science Research Solutions came out with an interesting and detailed poll (warning, PDF) on the thoughts of Hispanics on LGBT issues. But the toplines of the poll are very interesting, digging into the thoughts of Hispanics on a huge number of issues, from how often they think Hispanics and other minorities are discriminated against to whether or not they believe that children should live in their parents house until they are married.
The two biggest parts of the study are on religion and thoughts on LGBT issues.
One note — 49 percent of Hispanics believe that gay people should be allowed to be married, while 43 percent disagree, and 59 percent believe gay couples should be able to enter into an arrangement with all the rights of marriage but it is called something else, while 34 percent disagree.
And 52 percent believe that homosexuality is not a sin.
An interesting read if you have the time.
Anyway, on the the Word:
- KOB profiled the 1st congressional district race which is a "fight" between Democrats while Republican Janice Arnold-Jones has a free pass to the general election.
- Longtime Santa Fe city councilor Patti Bushee is being investigated for failing to recuse herself from votes on a potential conflict of interest.
Earlier today, City Manager Robert Romero signed a contract with law firm Stelzner, Winter, Warburton, Flores, Sanchez and Dawes to investigate claims that Bushee owes money to developer Steve Duran for unfinished work from 2005. That year, Bushee hired Duran's brother to do plumbing work at her home, she says.
The usual solid work from Joey Peters up north.
- U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman weighed in on the issue of U.S.-Cuba relations. The veteran Senator said the United States is "out of step with our policy with Cuba. It is past time to establish diplomatic relations with Cuba and end the embargo,"
- Winthrop Quigley is tired of hearing that oil speculation is to blame for high gas prices. Quigley links to a piece by Ezra Klein of the Washington Post.
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- Scott Krahling, vice-chairman of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners and member of the board of directors of the New Mexico Spaceport Authority, says the Spaceport needs help from Santa Fe to succeed.
The financial constraints imposed in 2007 were well-intentioned at the time, but here we are in 2012 and we're effectively telling the small towns whose hopes are pinned on this experiment's success that they will have to take whatever can be tossed their way.
I don't think it's right. With oil and gas prices rising and the state's economic picture improving, southern New Mexico's legislators and New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez should immediately support an effort to allocate the necessary funding to build Spaceport America right.
- Valencia County residents are wondering why Gov. Martinez vetoed funds for a road filled with potholes. The Gov's office says they didn't receive the information on how the money would be spent, something a Peralta town councilor denies.
- Tea Party-backed candidates in Rio Rancho won run-off elections, giving conservatives a majority on the city council. While the Tea Party has not been able to get the most conservative candidates into office at higher levels, it could be working at a local level in conservative-leaning areas like Rio Rancho.
- The environmental planning commission approved an amendment that would allow Nob Hill breweries to sell growlers. The city council will take up the issue in June. Already, breweries in other parts of the city (and state) are allowed to sell the take-home beer.
- ACLU-New Mexico writes about a controversial Supreme Court ruling that many say opens the door for strip searches of those taken to jail.
Far-reaching as this ruling may appear, jail officials in New Mexico should not rush to assume that the Court's ruling grants them carte blanche to begin blanket strip searches of all detainees. The New Mexico Constitution also prohibits unwarranted searches, and our state courts have shown greater enthusiasm for safeguarding that right than what the Supreme Court evidenced in its recent ruling. For example, New Mexico courts have consistently rejected the federal precedent that motorists lower their expectation of privacy, and are more subject to search, when they enter an automobile.
- Thanks to the Durbin Amendment, gas stations are paying less for fees on debit card transactions — but those savings aren't being passed on to consumers. At issue are the fees charged for debit card swipes and credit card swipes.
- The FCC chairman went after local TV stations who don't want to put information on political spending online. He made the remarks at a keynote speech Monday afternoon at the National Association of Broadcasters convention.
Another objection is that the disclosed information is "proprietary," particularly the rates broadcasters charge for political advertising. But, one, Congress explicitly requires broadcasters to disclose this information, and, two, broadcasters already do.
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The fight between the FCC and local broadcasters won't be ending any time soon. And you won't be seeing these remarks reported on by local TV stations who have a direct stake in the FCC's decision.
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http://img.photobuck...en/103_0150.jpg <-You'll see this during the day. It belongs to the hotel and it will cost a bit more than other eating places. It's good if you're in a blood sugar pinch!
Main escalators and stairs.
This is in front of the convention center entrance. It looks awesome, but it is sheer death for point and shoot cameras.
These are planted all over. Let them live~
Fun fact: The bathrooms were remodeled last year. They have tv's by their sinks. Omg, right?
Please remember to be courteous wherever you are and make sure there is space and room for people to get through easily!
Posted 22 March 2011 - 12:46 AM
That idea might not work with everybody, but then at least people would believe you when you said you reserved that spot. Sometimes people are defiant because they think you're just toying with them, so....
Sorry if this is a totally dumb idea. I thought it was worth throwing out there at least.
EDIT: Oh man I'm sorry, I even posted this in the wrong thread because I had too many tabs open. But I'm glad to hear you guys are working something out.
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Posted 25 March 2011 - 03:35 PM
This is my third acen, and photoshoot locations STILL baffle me.
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cactusmomma, on 22 March 2011 - 04:18 PM, said:
Um...this is my first year to acen. I dont know where the steampunk, vocaloid, lolita/maid photo shoots are...do you know where they are?
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Posted 18 May 2011 - 06:04 PM
If you look at this,
Main Programming is in the Grand Ballroom on the entry level of the Hyatt. Is that where Aural Vampire was?
(If I'm wrong, someone can correct me.)
Posted 19 May 2011 - 02:40 AM
FluffyXCrayon, on 18 May 2011 - 05:54 PM, said:
I don't recall where Aural Vampire was but they were probably in the Main Ballroom. If you're facing the front doors of the Hyatt, there's that hallway that would be on your left, there's a Customer Service desk there & Special Needs, and then the big main ballrooms. That's where most of Main Programming's events happen.
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Sweden remands hijack suspect
A man suspected of planning to hijack a flight from Sweden to Britain is to be held in custody while prosecutors consider charges, a Swedish court has ruled.
A judge agreed with the prosecution that Mr Chatty, who tried to take a gun on board a Ryanair flight last Thursday, should be held in custody for the next two weeks while the investigation continued.
Prosecutors will then decide whether to file charges.
"We will be trying to clarify why exactly he brought the gun to the airport," Prosecutor Thomas Haeggstroem told a news conference after the hearing.
'Forgotten gun'
Mr Chatty's lawyer, Nils Uggla, has said his client was responsible for the gun found in his luggage which led to his arrest at Vasteras airport, but said there was no intention to use it to hijack the Ryanair flight.
He also said that Mr Chatty was "very much against violence" and was being unfairly suspected of terrorism because of his Muslim faith and the timing of his arrest.
Mr Chatty, a Swedish citizen of Tunisian descent appeared in court in a grey t-shirt, shorts and sandals and listened intently to the prosecution charges.
He spoke only once, to confirm his presence in the court, before letting his lawyer take charge of his defence.
Swedish police said earlier in the day that they had enough evidence to accuse Mr Chatty of the "serious crime" of attempted hijacking in addition to the weapons charge under which he had been held.
The hijacking charge - which Swedish police said was unprecedented in their country - carries a maximum life sentence.
Terrorist checks
Any possible motive for Mr Chatty remains unclear, but prosecutors are checking if he has links to any terrorist organisations.
Concern has been raised by a number of factors:
"He is Muslim, he is flying and he has a gun and it's close to 11 September," Mr Uggla said on Saturday.
"That makes people draw quick conclusions."
A British Muslim cleric echoed the view, telling the BBC that Islamophobia had informed much of the media coverage about Mr Chatty.
Mr Chatty has previous convictions for weapons offences and violence but a friend of his told the BBC he believed Mr Chatty had simply forgotten the gun was in his bag as he rushed to catch the Stansted-bound flight.
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The question that frames this paper is: Why does the life expectancy of Israeli women rank only 13th to 15th in the world while the life expectancy of Israeli men is among the highest in the world, ranked second or third, following only Japan, Canada, and Sweden? Why do Israeli women make so many visits to the doctor, why they are hospitalized so often, why they complain of so many chronic illnesses? The answers seem to lie in cultural patterns of gender rather than in the health care system itself. Research shows that two key factors are likely to be sexism, that is, the large power differential between men and women in Israeli society, and the relatively higher birthrates among Israeli women than among their peers in other Western countries.
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The kids high-five Catherine Stine on their way in, say hello, grab their notebooks, sit down, and get to work.
All of them.
I'm gonna be honest: I've never seen anything like it. Granted, her class at Animo Leadership in Lennox is small, only 18 students. But still, at least outwardly, these appear to be normal teenagers, all of whom have walked in, rolled up their metaphorical sleeves and gotten down to business.
I mean, I've heard about situations like this. I know I was always supposed to make this happen. But in truth, there were always stragglers, doodlers, chatters, whisperers. Even in the most compliant classes, there were one or two daydreamers. Not here. Every single student is completely engaged in the work.
I'm on a roll. A couple of days ago, I was at Harvard-Westlake, where I watched Jeremy Michaelson lead the most engaged class I'd ever seen, a vivacious group of 15 kids calling out enthusiastic answers to every question. But Harvard-Westlake, you could argue, has perhaps the most privileged population in Los Angeles, an overwhelmingly white, upper-middle class group of students who have enjoyed every advantage. Here at Animo Leadership, which is almost entirely Latino/a, 94% of the students qualify as economically disadvantaged.
But money is not the only essential resource for children. Animo Leadership has an extraordinarily engaged, involved parent community. Though when I walk into the shiny, brand-new, solar-powered campus, I see a picnic table of mothers chatting comfortably, parent involvement here goes far beyond feeling welcome. Parents are teaming up with teachers due to a radical policy that was begun a few years ago in response to teachers' distress over the number of students who were not turning in work.
The program is simple but extremely labor-intensive: if your kid doesn't do work, you get an immediate phone call wherever you are. To pull this off, first, the school hired a full-time coordinator, Ms. Pena, a parent who would be responsible for the entire operation. Her office is staffed with a fleet of student T.A.s who are assigned to each class currently in session. Ms. Pena is armed with a list of working contact numbers for every single parent at the school. If at any moment a student is late for class, fails to turn in work or bombs a test, the T.A. for that class leads the student to Ms. Pena, who hands the phone to the student to say the dreaded words. I failed the test. I was late. Generally, an explosion of outrage ensues from the other end, along with apologies, promises to do better next time, and occasionally tears.
The program is expensive; the parent coordinator's salary takes a significant bite out of a school budget that has already been cut to the bone. Installing the infrastructure that requires every teacher to buy in and administer it faithfully and daily must have taken enormous time, energy and faith on everybody's part. It would not work without the full support of parents on the receiving end of those calls. It also requires taking many students out of class for a period to be T.A.'s, depriving top students of academic class time. But. It works.
I mean, it is amazing. Students do all their work, all the time. If you're not a teacher, that may sound like a minor point, but trust me, it is one of the most serious issues faced by teachers in underserved communities. I understand all the reasons not to do this program. But I've got to tell you, I'm signed, sealed and delivered. When I am king of the universe, it will happen everywhere.
Here's the other magic ingredient that Animo Leadership's students have: books. Books! Their very own books, not just borrowed at the beginning of the unit, scanned and returned at the end, but their own to mark up and possess forever. Isn't it sad that the possession of a book sounds like magic? But if you've taught in a public school, you know that my saying this is only slightly less insane than if I said they all had their very own unicorns.
Here again, parents are the key. Though Catherine gives every student the option of buying the book on their own or borrowing a copy from the school, 95% of her students choose to buy the book. Owning a book, it turns out, makes a radical difference.
Books are integral to Catherine's method. Her class is extremely structured, down to the minute, and includes vocabulary practice with a quiz, but basically is all about instilling the habit of very close reading by practicing intensive annotation. From the beginning of class, students are analyzing two quotes on the board from The Great Gatsby, using a method called "Say/Mean/Matter." What does the quote literally say, paraphrased? What does this mean? Why does it matter? Every morning, the students analyze a quote together, then go home and practice the same technique on their own for the assigned reading. Students' books are crammed with writing that analyzes virtually every line. (The handful of students who do not own books use post-its for their annotation.)
Catherine has been working on this annotation procedure all semester, from the first book they read, The House on Mango Street. Their annotations are graded for thoroughness, critical thinking, depth and making personal connections to material. Their final project will include submitting their annotated copy of Gatsby.
Her class discussions are much more structured than Jeremy Michaelson's at Harvard-Westlake, but since on average almost half the kids here have reading test scores at Basic or below and 18% are English Language Learners, more structure is needed. What's amazing to me is to see in action a clear method for working with kids to scaffold their close reading skills—it's like what Jeremy does, but broken down into micro-steps. Catherine pulls names from a cup during class discussion to make sure everyone talks, and pushes everyone to give more detail and analysis. "Can you back that up with evidence?" she asks continually, then pushes for analysis. "How did you get there? How did you make that connection?"
Laminated and posted above the white board are sentence starters to help English Language Learners phrase their comments in academic language. "I understand where __(name) is coming from but I disagree because …." and "I'd like to add to what _____(name____said…."
The class ends with what Catherine calls a cocktail party; she distributes juice boxes and calls for the kids to mingle in groups of two or three to discuss the book. She plays 20's jazz as they meticulously take notes so that they can each share a say/mean/matter analysis of a meaningful quote. Before the party begins, she reminds them to make eye contact, mingle with others and stand, not sit—a brilliant way to work on professional social skills while they analyze text, including mastering the art of sipping a drink and snacking while carrying on a professional conversation, something many teenagers have not mastered (along with, let's face it, a whole lot of adults.)
Joining the party, I listen in on conversations that are quiet, halting and sometimes very shy, but full of the kind of analytic detail they'll need to provide independently in college. Looking around the room, I see that everyone is participating.
It is amazing. Again, as with Harvard-Westlake, many, many factors have played into creating the classroom I see in front of me. First of all, Catherine is an extraordinary teacher, balancing a quiet presence and rapport with an exceptional, structured array of effective techniques. It helps enormously that she has a class of only 18, though not all classes here are this small. And because of the intensive, close involvement of the parent community and a school infrastructure designed at considerable time and expense to support that involvement, there are almost no serious behavior problems in this classroom or anywhere on campus—ever.
I think again of Jeremy's class at Harvard-Westlake and his student's question about the distinction between wealth and money. Though the students here do not come from families with money, there is a wealth of resources here that has to do with non-monetary resources, starting with an extraordinary teacher, an exceptionally functional school culture with 100% buy-in and a parent body willing and able to sacrifice time, energy and whatever they have to support their kids day and night. And time. Animo Leadership was founded fourteen years ago and has had years to try a variety of experiments until they found a system that worked for them.
As a society, what do we need to do to nurture, restore and make possible this kind of resource wealth for every student? What happens in communities where a significant percentage of kids are being raised in foster care or can't afford phone service or are homeless?
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Nathalie Tufenkji is a professor of chemical engineering at McGill University and associate director of the Brace Center for Water Resources Management. She received a BEng in chemical engineering at McGill in 2000 and went on to complete a PhD in chemical and environmental engineering at Yale University, garnering two best dissertation awards – one institutional prize and one national prize. She holds the Canada Research Chair in Biocolloids and Surfaces and leads a research team working to solve interdisciplinary problems linked with protection of water resources, engineering of anti-microbial materials, and development of sustainable nanotechnology. Tufenkji received a 2012 Fulbright Scholar Award for tenure at Harvard University, the 2014 YWCA Woman of Distinction Award in Science and Technology, and in 2015, one of her innovations was shortlisted for the IChemE Global Sustainable Technology Award. This discovery showed the synergy of maple extracts with antibiotics in fighting infections, presenting an effective approach for decreasing antibiotic usage, and thus, slowing the spread of antibiotic resistance threatening global public health. Her research has garnered the attention of over 100 international media including The Wall Street Journal, Le Monde, and Oprah Magazine. She is an editorial board member for five scientific journals, has co-organized five major international conferences, and currently serves as the treasurer and a member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering.


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Method of appointment of Board Members.
The Chairperson is appointed by the Government from a list of candidates selected by an independent committee in accordance with section 105 of the 2000 Act, chaired by the President of the High Court. The Government is generally required to make the appointment from among not more than three persons selected by that committee and found by them to be suitable for appointment. The Chairperson of the Board normally holds office for seven years and may be re-appointed for a second or subsequent term of office provided he or she is Chairperson at the time of the re-appointment.
The Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended provides for the appointment of nine other members of the Board. Eight of the members are appointed by the Minister for Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government from among persons selected from four groups of organisations prescribed by regulations and representative of :
- Professions or occupations that relate to physical planning, engineering and architecture.
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The other member is appointed by the Minister from among persons who in the Minister's opinion have satisfactory experience, competence or qualifications as respects issues relating to the environment and sustainability. These members normally hold office for a term of five years and may be re-appointed for a second or subsequent term provided that the person concerned is an outgoing member at the time of the re-appointment. There are currently four members.
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Dr. Mary Kelly was appointed Chairperson of the Board in August 2011. She had been the Director General of the Environmental Protection Agency since May 2002. She holds a PhD in Chemistry from Trinity College Dublin, and an MBA from Dublin City University. Mary previously worked with IBEC, the Irish Business and Employers Confederation, where she was responsible for environmental policy, and before that in the pharmaceutical industry. She was elected to membership of the Royal Irish Academy in 2008 and has served on the Council of the Academy.
Conall Boland was appointed to the Board on the 1st January 2007. He was reappointed for a two year term until 31st December 2013 and he was appointed Deputy Chairperson of the Board on 30th May 2012. His appointment as an ordinary Board member and Deputy Chairperson has been renewed until 31st December 2018. He is a graduate in Civil Engineering from Trinity College, Dublin and holds a DEA in Civil Engineering from the ENS Cachan, France. He also holds a Masters Degree in Spatial Planning from the Dublin Institute of Technology. Prior to his appointment to the Board he was Technical Director with RPS Consulting Engineers. He is a chartered member of the Institution ofEngineers of Ireland.
Paul Hyde (BSc. Arch, MA, MPlan, MRIAI, RIBA) was appointed to the Board in May, 2014 for a five year term. He was the managing partner of the Hyde Partnership, a multi disciplinary design and planning practice until his appointment to the Board. He holds degrees in both Architecture and Planning & Sustainable Development. A professional member of the RIAI, RIBA and IPI professional institutes, he has over 16 years of professional experience relating to the built environment and both terrestrial and coastal development and spatial planning. Paul has also attended a program at Harvard Business School in the area of effective corporate governance. He is currently undertaking an additional masters degree in Marine Spatial Planning. Prior to this appointment, in addition to his role in the Hyde Partnership he has held a number of committee memberships including; The Irish Planning Institute, Southern Branch and The Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland, Southern Branch and he was a member of Cork Chamber of Commerce.
Philip Jones was appointed to the Board in May 2014, for a five year term. He is a professional town/spatial planner. He has a Master's Degree in Urban and Regional Planning from UCD, and a Diploma in Legal Studies from DIT. He is a Fellow of the Irish Planning Institute, and served as its President for two terms in 1999 – 2001. Philip has 34 years' experience as a planner in a variety of public sector organisations, having served as Assistant Planner and then City Planner for Waterford City Council for 6 years, County Planner for Kildare County Council for 13 years, and worked with An Bord Pleanála since 1999, initially as Senior Planning Inspector and from 2007 as Assistant Director of Planning
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