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Omega Alfa Prime wrote: what about "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings"?
Rodimus Prime wrote:Omega Alfa Prime wrote: what about "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings"?
That's 1 side of the coin. The other is "Peace Through Tyranny."
Personally, if they ever came to our planet, and things are as they're depicted in the various continuities, I'd be the 1st in line to volunteer to the Autobots for the Head- or Powermaster process.
Omega Alfa Prime wrote:I wish to pose a philosophical question, what if all the stories we read and watch about transformers are based on some level of truth?
I always saw myself as the guy in the exo-suit/possible spy type, though Headmaster would pretty bad ass. As to the original question, in all honesty, we'd either be slaves or disposable resources for the much more powerful and technological advanced species. Though I do like to think we'd put up a helluva fight before being subjugated.[/quote]Omega Alfa Prime wrote:
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The decision on whether a slain Wauwatosa police officer's name should appear on a national memorial has been delayed until next year.
The board of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund met Thursday to reconsider its original decision to keep officer Jennifer Sebena's name off the wall.
In a statement, chairman and CEO Craig W. Floyd says the memorial fund is "very sensitive to the unique circumstances" of Sebena's death and believes more research is warranted.
Floyd said a final decision will be made by early 2014.
WISN 12 News was first to report Sebena's name would not be included on the memorial in Washington, D.C. Since then, Wisconsin's attorney general and others in uniform have expressed outrage.
"The national police memorial's action to further delay a final decision on the Jennifer Sebena controversy will do nothing to quell the anger that our state's officers feel about the disrespect the memorial has shown her," said Jim Palmer, executive director of the WPPA.
"While we are somewhat pleased that the memorial board didn't confirm its rejection of Jennifer, Wisconsin's law enforcement community will not rest until Jennifer Sebena is given the honor that her service and sacrifice demands," he said.
National Memorial Fund board members considered Sebena's death to be an incident of domestic violence. Her husband, Ben Sebena, is accused of shooting her to death while she was on duty Christmas Eve.
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"Going up in the air, doing the zip-line down three stories on a rope and into water scared me a little. I didn't think I could do any of those physical activities," said Margaret Calverley, talking about her weeklong adventure at Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy, commonly known as Space Camp, in Huntsville, Ala. "After I got there, I did almost all of them with no problem. I didn't do the spinning chair because I didn't want to feel nauseous the rest of the day. But I did the moon walk in a harness and other things I didn't think I could do."
Calverley was one of three Bayonne teachers who were among 185 teachers from 19 countries and 37 states to attend its simulated astronaut training and professional development program at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville.
"There was one other teacher from Bayonne with me during my week there," Calverley said.
Angela Fearon from Lincoln Community School attended the camp the same week as Calverley did.
A special education teacher for about 15 years, Calverley currently serves as a computer technology teacher for grades kindergarten through eight, and her switch to technology came at a fortunate time, as the space camp expanded its program to include technology teachers.
"Before that, the program was only open to math and science teachers," she said. The program was designed to introduce teachers to new interactive ways of teaching those subjects.
Overall, the program included 45 hours of professional development, as well as an intensive educator curriculum focused on space science and exploration. Each teacher also underwent simulated astronaut training including: a high-performance jet simulation, scenario-based space mission, land and water survival training, and an interactive flight dynamics programs.
Created in partnership with the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in 2004, the program is designed to address problematic trends in science, technology, engineering, and math that show students struggling to deal with even the most basic concepts of math and science by providing teachers with new technical skills and teaching techniques that help motivate students not only in the U.S. but around the world. Since the program's inception, Honeywell and its employees have sponsored more than 1,650 teachers from 44 countries and all 50 U.S. states to participate in the program.
"Inspiring students begins with inspiring teachers," said Tom Buckmaster, President of Honeywell Hometown Solutions. "As a leading technology company, Honeywell is committed to promoting science and math education and encouraging the next generation of technologists and engineers. Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy helps teachers move beyond the standard math and science curriculum and approach their lessons in new and innovative ways."
Each Honeywell Educator receives a full scholarship following a rigorous and lengthy application and selection process involving competing teachers from around the world. Scholarships include tuition for the six-day program, roundtrip airfare, meals, accommodations, and program materials, all sponsored by Honeywell and contributions from Honeywell employees.
"I heard about the program from a teacher friend of mind who attended the academy two years ago," Calverley said. "She said she had brought back information that helped her with technology."
The man in the blue space suit
Calverley left for the academy on June 22, a week after schools closed in Bayonne.
"We were greeted at the airport by a man wearing a blue space suit," she said. "We looked at him; he looked at us. Then we got our luggage and got on the bus."
The make up of the group surprised her.
"There were people arriving from everywhere in the world," she said. "We stayed in the dormitories at the University of Alabama in Huntsville."
She recalled being impressed by her first glimpse of the academy, but that it was only the tip of the iceberg.
"I remember as we drove I saw a rocket ship on the side of the road pointing out from between the trees," she said. "But that wasn't anything. That glimpse was so minimal to what we saw the rest of the week."
Although they arrived on a Friday, the real grind didn't start until the next day. From Saturday to Wednesday, she was up at 7 a.m. and returned as late as 8 or 9 p.m. involved in a host of activities from classroom lessons to space missions.
"On Friday we settled in," Calverley said. "We began on Saturday. A bus picked us up and drove us all to the education center."
Calverley worked as part of a team on a shuttle mission and was part of the communication network for a moon mission.
That week's camp included a total of 86 people which were divided into smaller units.
"We were broken up into teams. "Our group had 14 people. Seven of us were from the United States, the other seven came from other countries," she said.
Each team member wore a badge with their team name on it.
"Our team name was 'Destiny,'" she said. "We all had jobs."
In the simulated moon landing, Calverley's job was to relay messages from Mission Control to the space orbiter.
"They called me 'the talker,' and I relayed directions," she said. "When I got back home, people told me that's what I do. But I'm really not like that."
On the shuttle mission, she was a mission specialist, and this required her to perform a simulated space walk.
"This means we had to go outside, through the doors and replace damaged panels on the side of the shuffle while dangling from a harness," she said. "We had to measure the area and then replace the panel. It was pretty cool."
"There was a teacher who attended the space academy who eventually went on to become an astronaut." – Margaret Calverley
"One of the biggest things I got out of all this was just how many astronauts there are in the world," she said. "We learned a lot about space history and the space program and about all the people involved. When I thought about astronauts before this, the first thing I thought about was The Challenger tragedy and the seven astronauts who were lost. I didn't realize that there were so many others, and that the space program was made up of many different people and many people who had gone through space training have gone on to do other things."
Some of those people in the NASA astronaut program are even in the New Jersey Hall of Fame, one of those facts Calverley learned during a visit to the museum at space camp.
"There was a teacher who attended the space academy who eventually went on to become an astronaut," she said.
One lesson she intends to bring back to her classroom in Bayonne will be how to involve her students more and to educate kids about the astronauts.
"Maybe this might influence them into seeking careers that are related," she said, "such as study of astronomy or to become a pilot."
Another lesson she is bringing back involves working as a team and the concept of leadership.
"I want my kids to be more involved in activities."
While math and science will be incorporated into her lessons in some way, as a technology teacher, Calverley said these will likely come out as how to do research and how to develop goals. But the camp left a lasting impression on her as well.
"I took away a lot from that week," she said. "I could do much more than I thought I could do."


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March 1 First Friday Concert Cancelled
Feb 15, 2013
Trio of Executives in Technology, Media and Financial Services to Speak at Fellows Forum
Feb 14, 2013
UT Spring Dance Concert Takes to the Air
Feb 13, 2013
Writers at the University Continues Feb. 19 with Amina Lolita Gautier
Feb 12, 2013
UT to Implement Campus Smoking Zones Starting in August
Feb 8, 2013
Second High School Teacher's Workshop to be Held Feb. 23
Feb 7, 2013
CEO of Raymond James Bank to Speak at UT Feb. 18
Feb 7, 2013
UT to Host Debate on Legalization of Marijuana on Feb. 18
Feb 6, 2013
UT Hosts Workshop on Experiential Teaching and Learning on March 23
Feb 4, 2013
UT Business Dean to Speak About Globalization and the Tampa Bay Economy Feb. 22
Feb 4, 2013
Czech Republic's Graffe String Quartet to Perform at UT Feb. 17
Feb 1, 2013
Retired Army Major General to Speak Feb. 6 on Lessons Learned in Wartime to Stimulate Economy
Feb 1, 2013
UT Professor Publishes Guide to Student Orientation in Higher Ed
Feb 1, 2013
UT to Host Mathematicians from Around the State
Jan 31, 2013
Tino Martinez to be Honored at No. 4 Spartans Home Opener
Jan 30, 2013
First Friday Chapel Concerts Resume
Jan 30, 2013
Honors Symposia Begins with Talk on "Contemporary Afghanistan"
Jan 29, 2013
Experts to Discuss Sports Supplements and Athletic Performance at Feb. 23 Workshop
Jan 29, 2013
UT to Host the 2013 Southeast Entrepreneurship Conference Feb. 1-2
Jan 29, 2013
Acoustic Duo Singing Tree to Perform at UT Feb. 2
Jan 28, 2013
Fanaticism and Family
Jan 25, 2013
Art Meets Technology in Electronics Alive VII
Jan 18, 2013
UT Students to Serve Area Nonprofits on Jan. 21
Jan 17, 2013
Local Restaurant, Airport and Software Leaders Headline BNS on Jan. 29
Jan 2, 2013
Changes Announced to Jan. 4 and 5 Events of UT MFA Program "Lectores" Speaker Series