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The story of mankind, history, integrates the entire curriculum. Our text is Susan Wise Bauer's The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child. The unifying themes for grades 1-4 are the Ancient World, the Middle Ages, Early Modern and Late Modern Times, respectively. In grades 5-8, the students cycle through these time periods again. Reading, writing, science, art and music are integrated and organized around the outline provided by history.
For instance, when studying the Ancients, a first grade student may hear stories from Ancient Assyria and India; read, listen to and write sentences from tales taken from Ancient Greek mythologies and literature; play act, draw and sculpt from stories taken from the Ancient Rome and China; and build architectural models based on the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
As the students progress into the upper elementary grades, the study of history shifts from learning the facts about a set of stories to understanding the story of the world as one long, sequential and interconnected account of cause and effect.


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I need help with my flygon's earthquake in gen 3.
I used all tms of earthquake in my gen III games so I need to chain breed, but I can't find a pokemon in the bug egg group (terrible egg group for flygons) with earthquake so I need to chain breed. Can someone help me with this irritating chain I can't find!!!
Ps I have a swampert w/ earthquake if it is usefull, but I can't find a way into the bug group with him...
It's a no-go, it seems. As far as I know, there are no Pokémon that can learn Earthquake (via level-up) in the Bug egg group for Gen III.
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NIH is the leading supporter of biomedical research in the world.
This research has had a major positive impact on nearly all of
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Due in large measure to NIH research, a baby born in the United
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NIH also drives job creation and economic growth. NIH research funding directly supports hundreds of thousands of American jobs and serves as a foundation for the medical innovation sector, which employs 1 million U.S. citizens.
News & Commentary
05/03/2013: "Don't let American Science Suffer from Federal Spending Cutbacks" by Michael S. Lubell, Roll Call (New)
04/17/2013: "Medical Research Cuts Have Immediate Health Effects" by Sarah Bacon, The Atlantic
04/04/2013: "NIH cutbacks bite into medical research for cancer cures and treatment" by Ralph de Vere White, The Sacramento Bee
03/21/2013: "Sickening cuts to NIH," by Michael Milken and Elias Zerhouni, The Baltimore Sun
03/18/2013: "Hurting the nation's health," by Arthur S. Levine, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
03/06/2013: "Legendary Drug Industry Executives Warn U.S. Science Cuts Endanger The Future," Marc Tessier-Lavigne, P. Roy Vagelos, and Elias Zerhouni, Forbes
02/25/2013: "Maintaining Americas Role as the Worlds Innovation Leader," by Peter McPherson, Roll Call
02/21/2013: "Former NIH director: The sequester will set back medical science for a generation," by Dylan Matthews, The Washington Post
02/01/2013: "The sequester remains a health threat," by John Edward Porter and Kweisi Mfume, Roll Call
01/25/2013: "Dire Health Consequences May Follow if We Don't Blunt Proposed Slashes in NIH, Research Funding," by Glenn D. Braunstein, Huffington Post
01/22/2013: "A Big Hole Where a Cliff Used to Be," by William T. Talman, Huffington Post
01/16/2013: "NIH Director Francis Collins: Medical research at risk," by Paige Winfield Cunningham, Politico
01/16/2013: "Sequestering Science," by Michael D. Purugganan, Huffington Post
01/15/2013: "(Not so) sudden impact," by Jeremy Berg, ASBMB today
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Today: Silicon Valley was working hard Wednesday, as Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) made a big financial announcement, Advanced Micro Devices finally got a stock bump, Square linked up with Starbucks, and Google (GOOG) made more changes to its search engine.
Hewlett-Packard shoots higher with forecast bump, exec shake-up, AMD leaps
Two struggling old-school Silicon Valley tech companies found relief from Wall Street struggles Wednesday, as Hewlett-Packard increased its earnings forecast and Advanced Micro Devices finally hit too low a level for traders amid acquisition rumors.
HP announced that it expects to report earnings of $1 a share in the third quarter, higher than its previous forecast of 94 cents to 97 cents a share, as well as analysts' expectations, which was 97 cents. However, that total will exclude an $8 billion write-down on the company's enterprise services division, mostly due to the ill-fated $13.2 billion acquisition of Electronic Data Systems in 2008.
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Hewlett-Packard changed the leader of the division, perhaps as a result of the weakness. The write-down -- which also includes a larger tax hit from the company receiving more voluntary early retirements than expected in its current layoffs -- will likely lead to the Palo Alto tech giant reporting a net loss in the current quarter for only the second time in its storied history.
However, analysts were more interested in HP increasing expected profits excluding the one-time costs. HP's stock has struggled due to waning demand for PCs, especially overseas, as CEO Meg Whitman attempted to reconstruct the company. Investors sent the stock up to its highest closing level in a month, with shares increasing 2.4 percent to $19.41.
"Everybody was expecting them to miss the quarter. Now they said they are going to beat their forecast. That's why the stock is up," Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu told Reuters.
As well, the management shake-up -- replacing John Visentin at the top of the services division with Mike Nefkens -- showed that Whitman is still fundamentally changing the company almost a year after taking over. Whitman's layoffs, decision to not pursue a breakup of the company and other changes may not have an effect for years, but analysts and investors are happy for now that there is actually action.
"They're making changes, but it's going to be several years before they get it right," Seyrafi told Bloomberg. "The charges are a recognition that the prior management strategy did not succeed."
Meanwhile, Sunnyvale chipmaker AMD -- struggling on Wall Street since it drastically cut its forecasts last month -- shot up even more than HP, gaining 9.5 percent Wednesday. While Marketwatch's Benjamin Pimentel reported that there have been rumors the company will be an acquisition targets for companies such as Samsung and Qualcomm, it is more likely that shares finally fell far enough to find a bounce.
Starbucks circles Square as technology partner, investment
A new-school Silicon Valley player also made big news, as San Francisco mobile-payments company Square inked a deal with coffee giant Starbucks, which will use the firm's technology in all its stores and invest $25 million.
The partnership, announced Tuesday night, will put a company largely known by small-business owners -- its simple technology latches on to a phone or tablet for easy acceptance of credit and debit cards -- in front of millions of people every day.
"Square has done an incredible job on the merchant side of its business," former PayPal COO and venture capital investor Dana Stalder told Reuters. "The piece of the equation they've had less success with is the consumer side. The Starbucks deal will bring millions and millions of consumers to their application."
Square is led by Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey, who doesn't believe that the large-scale nature of working with a company like Starbucks poses much of a challenge.
"We've always built the company and the technology around the idea of it being used by an individual all the way up to the largest organization in the world," Dorsey told Bloomberg. "It should scale effortlessly between that range."
The $25 million investment was part of Square's most recent infusion of venture capital, which put $200 million into the company's coffers at a valuation of more than $3 billion.
Google wraps Gmail into search, challenges Siri on iPhone, iPad
Google faced heat for its most recent attempt to make search more personal and has seen mobile monster Apple (AAPL) challenge core products such as Maps and YouTube, but the Mountain View search giant is not backing down from either fight.
After some users reacted negatively to the company's "Search Plus Your World" advance, which included Google+ results in search queries, Google will run a "field test" of searches that include a user's Gmail inbox. Users must sign up for the test run of the service, which will be limited to 1 million users.
"Sometimes the best answer to your question isn't available on the public web -- it may be contained somewhere else, such as in your email," search leader Amit Singhal wrote in a blog post.
The company also announced that its voice-recognition search on mobile devices will be made available for Apple's iPhone, challenging the Cupertino rival's similar Siri system. Apple has been actively pulling Google apps from its next mobile operating system, recently announcing that it would have its own native mapping app instead of Google Maps and no native YouTube app in the next iteration of iOS. Now, Google is attempting to challenge one of Apple's signature efforts even as its Android operating system leaves the iPhone farther behind in terms of market share.
"These are baby steps, but important ones on our way to building the search engine of the future -- one that is much more intelligent and useful than it was just a few years ago," Singhal wrote.
Google stock gained 0.3 percent on the day. Apple shares declined 0.2 percent as it changed security procedures in the wake of an embarrassing hack against a tech journalist, during the last session in which to buy stock to receive the company's coming dividend.
Silicon Valley tech stocks
Up: AMD, Palo Alto Networks, SunPower (SPWRA), Yelp, Hewlett-Packard, Electronic Arts (ERTS), Nvidia, Adobe (ADBE), Applied Materials
Down: Jive, Tesla, Zynga, LinkedIn, eBay (EBAY), Juniper, NetApp, Gilead, Splunk, Oracle (ORCL), VMware
The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index: Down 4.61, or 0.15 percent, to 3,011.25
The blue chip Dow Jones industrial average: Up 7.04, or 0.05 percent, to 13,175.64
And the widely watched Standard & Poor's 500 index: Up 0.87, or 0.06 percent, to 1,402.22
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A: If the decisions were to be based on the first three exhibitions, I'd say Harrellson and Carney have the inside track. But this is about so much more than that, including whether the Heat believe that can develop one of their prospects, such as Harris. I still wouldn't count out Garrett Temple as a third point guard, particularly amid the uneven play of Norris Cole in Mario Chalmers' absence.
Q: Is it possible the Heat have too many wing players and all this talk about the "position-less" approach is just a fad? Although it was preseason, the Clippers played time-tested basketball by going down low and using height and strength to take advantage of the Heat. Basketball has been around for over 100 years and has been played with five traditional positions. The dot.com, the new economy of the late '90s ("the Dow is going to 36,000"), cheap mortgages and the real estate boom ("everyone should invest in real estate") didn't change the basic rules of finance. -- Stuart.


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Thanks for the invite--will always accept a request from a buddy that's willing to speak up. No doubt that using tact is preferred. My former ID sits idle because I criticized a quick-spin Friday afternoon blog post on Saturday, saying that I could hardly wait for his response on Tuesday. I guess I've always been one to rub the cat the wrong way.
quote"Does this mean June won't be less volatile and won't have cheaper prices like the blog article by PD stated yesterday?" You might want to tread lightly when questioning mods blog posts. I was banned for doing just that...of course I might have been just a little more critical than you. ;P
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Re:" It seems most people forget that vegetation needs CO2." - your absolutely correct. And most need to b reminded that the largest contributor to green house gasses - is the oceans. And just exactly ought we "do" to fix that??! NOTHING... is the answer... as there is no "problem" to begin with!
Great comment, "A". You wrote: "We can't have those so-called greenhouse gases that plants and trees use to produce oxygen. Use whatever it takes to get that oil."
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Argh, stopped by to party with you for your 200 Cons. Days. Reckon you will have to begin again. David..............QQ
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What's New BQ?
Rapha has the fortune of partnering with a handful of the better cycling retailers around the world. Housed in a newly built, state-of-the-art office in Little Rock, Competitive Cyclist continues to be at the forefront as an online cycling retailer. Beyond their innovative saddle demo program, they are some of the first that we've known to really use video reviews well to bring products to life.
In an area called the Service Course, Competitive's fearless leader, Brendan Quirk is the honest and sometimes provoking voice behind the "What's New" weekly report of trends, happenings, and insider cycling information that makes our sport and this business so entertaining. Chances are Mr. Quirk's keyboard will bring more openness or opinion to any number of topics than some people are wanting to face, but that is why "What's New" is so great. Blame it on his New York upbringing, or his front of the field mentality, but Brendan can be counted on each week for some of the more gratifying reports in the business.
If by chance you're blessed with ample time, you can also find musings from the Belgian-tested Joe Parkin and follow Michael Barry all season long via Competitive's Service Course.
I found this little gem of inspiration a couple of weeks back. Grab a snack and enjoy.
Ryan Watson
24th February 2010 05:11pm
When I first read the headline, I thought Rapha was partnering with Bicycle Quarterly!
That would be a match made in heaven.
I'm a big fan of Competitive Cyclist as well.
Guy Levesque
25th February 2010 01:06pm
Wow! it took a British compagny to show me a part of the cycling history of Quebec! Never heard of such race. The images are really amazing too. I'm wondering how you guys find out about this movie and about that race… Was it well known in the 60's?
Tim Cox
27th February 2010 04:33pm
Fabulous film, Slate, thanks for digging it up. How on earth did you run into it? Some of those crashes were pretty horrifying, and some pretty gnarly road surfaces, too. Hard men, for sure.
Otis Rubottom
28th February 2010 03:23am
A nice little detail is that Brendan has a framed print of Francois Minard's chart showing Napoleon's march into and out of Russia depicted as a data visualization, representing the loss of troops over time/distance covered. This graphic is thought by some to be the greatest data visualization ever created, for the sheer accuracy, simplicity and impact of it, not to mention how ahead of its time it was. Apparently Brendan's an Edward Tufte fan--all the more reason to give him props!
- There are still a few of these sweet Rapha + Raeburn jackets at the SF @raphacycleclub. http://t.co/C2d98yCRL0
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- Will all these numbers be able to wear the coveted t-shirt in one weeks time? #menoftheras #ras2013 http://t.co/ai1oqnDIyh
- Team about to start the @anpostras probably the Worlds friendliest race.
- RT @nedboulting: Kristian House's Grandad was a fantastic man. He told me about him once. Then I read this: http://t.co/ZCeYbm4sFU
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- @TeamSkyGirl @nedboulting @j_t_locke we've asked JTL to change his name.
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CHILDREN 'travelled the world' in a day to learn about their school's links with other countries.
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It has been in the news recently that you can get a virus just by viewing an image file (jpeg, I guess). Does anyone know if there is a risk viewing a video file?
Take time to smell the roses and love the grandkids.
Yes, the newest critical updates from Microsoft cover this vulnerability.
By the way, the most effective thing an end user can do to prevent viruses, worms, and trojans is to keep your computer updated with the latest patches. If you are using XP, turn on automatic updates (found in Start - Settings - Control Panel - Automatic Updates) to let your computer install these patches automatically.
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Updated: 05/20/2013 - Two weekends left to catch one great show!
Prosecutors say the suspect in a deadly movie theater attack threatened a professor at the University of Colorado before the shooting.
It's one of the first new details to emerge after Friday morning's court documents release. Arapahoe County Judge William B. Sylvester ordered the release despite protestations from attorneys on both sides, who have argued that the documents should be sealed to preserve suspect James Holmes' right to a fair trial and protect the ongoing investigation.
Some information inside the released documents has been blacked out to protect identities of witnesses. The arrest affidavit and requests for search warrants and subpoenas were released at all.
According to the court documents, prosecutors say Holmes was prohibited from having access to the campus due to threatening the professor. The name of the professor was blacked out.
In other documents, defense attorneys say the prosecutors' allegations are false, based on university statements. The university has said Holmes was denied access to non-public parts of the campus because he had withdrawn from school. Holmes had been a neuroscience graduate student not long before his arrest.
The release of court documents could shed light on what prosecutors say led to the July 20 shooting at the Century 16 theater in Aurora during a special midnight showing of the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises." Holmes, 24, faces 152 charges in the shooting that killed 12 people and injured 58 others.
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You have to find a way to checkmate with check every move. If not Black has either ...Qf4+ or ...Bf4+ (and maybe even mate or perpetual check)!
Your right,but I do not see any perpetual check,depend's what white move's on move 1,Qd8+ never give's black a chance to get out of mate,nice job!!!
If White blunders with 2 Nf6?? Black has at least perpetual check beginning with 2...Bf4+ indeed there is checkmate: 3 g3 Qxg3+ 4 Kh1 Qh2# (3...Bxg3+ 4 Kh1 Qf3+ 5 Kg1 Qf2+ 6 Kh1 Qh2# is also possible.) (By the way with 3...Qf2+ you'll have a perpetual check!)
cool puzzle. I thought it was smothered mate at first.
sacrifice rook had to be seen before starting the sequence to do it unless done by luck
Hurray 1st time calculated the moves correctly without moving :) :). Thanks for the puzzle
Same here.
Congrates bro!!! :)
The puzzle above came from this game:
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. O-O b5 6. Bb3 Bc5 7. c3 d6 8. d4 Bb6 9. Be3 O-O 10. Nbd2 Bb7 11. Re1 exd4 12. cxd4 Nb4 13. Qe2 c5 14. a3 Nc6 15. d5 Ne7 16. Bg5 Ng6 17. a4 c4 18. Bc2 h6 19. Be3 Re8 20. Qf1 Bxe3 21. Rxe3 Qb6 22. Rea3 Rac8 23. axb5 axb5 24. Bb1 Ra8 25. Rxa8 Bxa8 26. Bc2 Bb7 27. Ra2 Qc5 28. Ra5 Nf4 29. Ba4 Qc7 30. Rxb5 Ba6 31. Rb4 Qc5 32. Bxe8 Qxb4 33. Bc6 Qxb2 34. e5 c3 35. Qxa6 c2 36. Nf1 c1=Q 37. g3 (and the puzzle begins on Black's 37th move.)
37...Qxf2 ch! 38. Kxf2 (38. Kh1 Qg2 # 0-1) 38...Ng4 ch 39. Kg1 (only move) 39...Qc5 ch 40. Kh1 (40. Ne3 Qxe3 ch & mate to follow) 40...Nf2 ch 41. Kg1 (only move) 41...N2h3 double ch 42. Kh1 (only move) 42...Qg1 ch 43. Nxg1 (only move) 43...Nf2 # 0-1. Check out all the Knights. A spectacular double-Queen sacrifice that leads to a checkmate!
Very nice!
I find it hard to get my pieces in the excellent positions they give you in these puzzles, but it's easy to play once you're in them. I guess that's what the game's all about
Thanks Ragulvuto for posting that puzzle (#169) - it's quite tough...
I've just noticed that you've posted the game (& solution) from which this came ! Do you have any information regarding the players & venue ?
Although it's perfectly o/k to present a puzzle as just a plain diagram without any moves, it's important to use the 'diagram' option in the game creator. Otherwise a lot of people will be trying to move pieces & that can cause a great deal of frustration !
Thanks for posting those details Ragulvuto, a fascinating end to your game - just a shame it was the computer that won.
I'll send you some details of how to post diagrams & puzzles
nice puzzle
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Is it possible to make an internet connection to another computer, where we both start game maker and when the other user changes something in game maker it automaticly applies to me? I
Is it possible if you changed some dll or any sort of files in GM folder?
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Posted 26 May 2012 - 06:57 AM
Multiplayer game development ?! Sounds nice! But i think it's not possible with this version of game maker :D
Posted 26 May 2012 - 07:01 AM
In my older post people mentioned that it is possible if you changed how GM is made by changing dll or some other files.
Posted 26 May 2012 - 05:07 PM
I read that Studio allows for source control through SVN; I haven't tried it yet but that's what you'd use. And yes, remaking GM theoretically is another option.
Posted 24 June 2012 - 06:25 AM
I suggest SVN for Git github.com works fine, and has decent tutorials on how to set it up.
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