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Unfortunately, it won't be a very "Grand" canyon.Originally Posted by van Hemessen
I would Argue it is more along the lines of Le Corb's Vision for Paris
Trying out a different angle this time...
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January 2, 2012
Construction here is also on the 4th floor...
January 30, 2012
Thanks for the photo updates. Still too early to tell what I think of this development though - hope I'm pleasantly surprised upon completion.
Interesting, looking at the design of that first floor, it seems better designed for eventual conversion to retail/service than the buildings to the north.
5th Floor - February 13, 2012
6th Floor - March 5, 2012
This building has taken a two floor lead over 328 Regina Street North.
9th Floor - March 31, 2012
11th Floor - April 25, 2012
13th Floor - May 10, 2012
I suppose it's somewhere in this 13 May 2012 shot?
15th Floor - June 5, 2012
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At it's final height...
17th Floor - June 29, 2012
Spruce Street Side - September 25, 2012
Would this back onto the second phase of Sage condos?
Drove past here this morning and the sidewalk in front of the building has been pushed back from the road, closer to the building and widened. A good thing to my mind.
Too bad this is the only project on this block to do so, therefore creating a zig-zag walking patter no person is likely to follow. That and the windows you are now closer to have nothing behind them that is worth looking at.
Yes this would back onto Sage II.Originally Posted by metropolis
Re: the sidewalks. Walked along the newer development at King and Ezra. The new sidewalk they installed on Ezra due to the development is extra wide as well. Hope the City implements this new size everywhere around the universities. On a busy day there is not enough sidewalk, most notably along University Avenue near the various bus stops.


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The largest city in Kentucky, Louisville, was founded on the Ohio River in 1778 and named in honor of the French King Louis XVI. It is the headquarters of famous companies such as Philip Morris Tobacco, American Tobacco, Kentucky Fried Chicken, United Parcel and the Seagram's. Downtown Kentucky has the largest collection of cast-iron buildings outside New York. The J.B. Speed Museum has pictures by Rembrandt, Rubens, Picasso and Monet, whilst the Harlan Sanders Museum, dedicated to the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and the Louisville Slugger Museum, devoted entirely to baseball, are thoroughly American. River trips on the Ohio can be taken on the venerable old sternwheeler "Belle de Louisville".
Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Derby has been held annually since 1875 on the first Sunday in May, in the exclusive suburb of Churchill Downs. This horse race, one of the most famous and remunerative in the world, is the subject of the Kentucky Derby Museum.
Kentucky Derby Museum
Exhibits at the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville include racing artifacts, interactive displays and fine art. Trophies, photographs, riding silks and commemorative Derby glasses are also on display. The Kentucky Derby Museum highlights Thoroughbred racing and the Kentucky Derby.
Muhammad Ali Center
The Muhammad Ali Center is a destination providing an international education and cultural center that is inspired by the ideals of its founder Muhammad Ali. The Ali Center features captivating exhibits and multi-media presentations, a five-screen orientation theater film, historic Civil Rights era media footage, video-on-demand of Ali's fights, interactive boxing fun, two changing exhibit galleries, children's Hope and Dream wall, meeting and event space, a retail store and more.
Louisville Slugger Museum
The Louisville Slugger Museum is located at the manufacturing plant and headquarters of the famous company. A 120-foot steel baseball bat rests against the wall of the building. Visitors can watch bats being produced on the guided tour.
Filson Club
The Filson Club is housed in the Ferguson Mansion in Louisville. It is said to be the oldest historical society in Kentucky dating back to 1884.The Filson's museum is located in the Carriage House behind the Ferguson Mansion. Exhibits include a collection of Kentucky artifacts such as handmade quilts and various Civil War items. The library contains original manuscripts, portraits, landscapes, photographs and prints, genealogical materials, printed family histories and local business records.
Frazier International History Museum (formerly Frazier Historical Arms Museum)
The Frazier Museum in Louisville, in collaboration with the Royal Armouries (Britain's oldest museum), holds in trust a world-renowned collection of arms, armor and related historical artifacts. Some of the notable items on display include the ceremonial sword of Founding Father Josiah Bartlett, the family bible of Daniel Boone, the bow attributed to Apache warrior Geronimo, and the ivory-handled Colt pistols of General George Armstrong Custer.
Conrad (Caldwell House Museum)
Designed as a Richardsonian Romanesque mansion, the Conrad - Caldwell House in Louisville was built for Theophilus Conrad, a Frenchman who made his fortune in the tanning business. Built in the 1890s the house features gargoyles, swags, massive arches and fleur-de-lis on the outside. The inside of the house features woodwork, stained glass and fixtures.
Historic Locust Grove
Locust Grove is located on 55 of the original 694.5-acre farm established by William and Lucy Clark Croghan in Louisville in 1790. Three U.S. Presidents, Monroe, Jackson and Taylor, were just a few of the distinguished visitors and it was a stopping point for famed explorers, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. The mansion has been restored and furnished to its original appearance.
Louisville Mega Cavern
Louisville Mega Cavern is a 17 mile underground attraction with tours conducted by a jeep and tram. Some of the more interesting points of this attraction lies within the history. During the 1940's until the 1970's, Civil Defense had chosen this particular cavern to use in the event of a nuclear attack on the United States. This is highlighted midway through each tour along with a short movie.
NSSAR Historical and Genealogical Library
The NSSAR Historical and Genealogical Library is housed in the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution headquarters in Louisville. The library has more than 50,000 items including records from the Civil and Revolutionary War periods. The George Washington Collection consists of the Morristown Manuscript Collection and the George Washington Papers.
Riverside, Farnsley-Moremen Landing
Built c 1837 by Gabriel Farnsley in Louisville, Riverside is a red brick Kentucky "I-House" with a two-story Greek Revival portico and an incredible river view. The Farnsley-Moremen House served as the center of a large farming operation with an active riverboat landing. The mansion has been restored to its original grandeur and is open to the public.
American Printing House for the Blind
The American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville was founded in 1858. Visitors can take a plant tour and visit the Callahan Museum which is housed in the 1883 section of the facility. Exhibits include historic, tactile books, maps and globes, and a collection of mechanical Braille writers.
Jefferson County Courthouse
TheJefferson County Courthouse in Louisville was designed by Kentucky architect Gideon Shyrock in 1836. Joel T Hart's marble statue of Henry Clay is located in the rotunda and the statue of Thomas Jefferson by Moses Ezekiel is in front of the building.
Joseph A Callaway Archaeological Museum
The Joseph A Callaway Archaeological Museum in Louisville is housed on the campus of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. The museum features the Eisenberg Collection of Egyptian and Near Eastern Antiquities and the Nicol Collection of Biblical Archaeology.
Louisville Extreme Park
The Louisville Extreme Park provides 40,000 square feet of skating surface for skateboarding, in-line skating and biking opportunities for all ages and skill levels. Highlights include a 24 foot full pipe, street course, various bowls, and fun boxes.
Cathedral of the Assumption
The Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville was completed in 1852 with an interior that features Gothic arches, ornate columns and a vaulted ceiling. It is the third oldest Catholic Cathedral in the U.S. in continuous use.
Farmington in Louisville is a restored brick Federalist style mansion. It was the childhood home of Joshua Fry Speed who was considered to be Lincoln's closest friend. The house was built in 1810 with plans from Thomas Jefferson.
Kentucky Art and Craft Gallery
The Kentucky Art and Craft Foundation in Louisville plays host to 12 exhibitions a year. The work of approximately 200 artists are on display, featuring work in folk art to furniture.
Little Loomhouse
The Little Loomhouse in Louisville is a collection of 19th C log cabins with two centuries of weaving drafts and coverlets on display as well as weaving and spinning demonstrations.
Louisville Palace
The Louisville Palace was designed by John Eberson, a prominent architect who was known for his atmospheric theaters. The Palace opened in 1928 and has been restored to feature the ornate plaster work and baroque decor.
Louisville Zoo
The Louisville Zoo features more than 1,300 exotic animals including gorillas, lions, tigers, polar bears, penguins, and birds in their natural indoor and outdoor habitats within its 134 acres.
Speed Art Museum
Collections of 17th C Dutch and Flemish painting; 18th C French art; Renaissance and Baroque tapestries; American painting and sculpture are featured at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville which was established in 1927.
The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts
The Kentucky Center for the Arts in Louisville is home to the Kentucky Opera, Louisville Ballet, Louisville Children's Theatre and the Louisville Orchestra. A collection of 20th C art is displayed throughout the building.
Thomas Edison House
The Thomas Edison House in Louisville was home to the inventor during his brief stay as a telegrapher after the Civil War. Some of Edison's inventions are displayed.
Whitehall was built in Louisville in 1855 as a two-story eight-room brick building. In 1909 the home was remodeled and expanded to a 15-room Classical Revival mansion. The grounds feature a 2-acre formal Florentine garden.
Cave Hill Cemetery
The Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville began in 1848 and is both a cemetery and botanical garden including over 280 labeled tree species.
Louisville Science Center
The Louisville Science Center is housed in a restored 19th C warehouse with hands-on exhibits and an IMAX theater.
Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom (closed)
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RICHMOND -- For years, law enforcement agencies and gun enthusiasts have used the shooting range on Chevron Corp. property on Western Drive, near the San Pablo Yacht Harbor.
Residents of the tiny harbor, which hosts about a dozen houseboats and fewer than 50 people, have learned to live with the sporadic noise.
But in recent weeks they say they have noticed an increase in the volume -- more and louder blasts.
"It was different," said Wende Heath, a resident of the remote harbor, accessible only by a pocked, windy road that stems off the last exit from Interstate 580 before the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. "It sounded like World War III before 7 a.m."
Some residents have made unconfirmed claims that rounds were discharged and came dangerously close to their floating community.
So Heath and some other concerned residents did what they thought was best. They emailed their concerns to Councilman Tom Butt. Butt in turn peppered city staff with questions about rules and regulations and contacted Chevron and the firm it contracts to manage the range, HALO Group Inc., to relay the residents' concerns.
"There was some serious concern out there," Butt said. "But Chevron was very responsive."
In response to the complaints, residents, city leaders and representatives from Chevron and HALO have scheduled a meeting for 6 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Point San Pablo Sportsmen's Club, near the yacht harbor.
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Heath said that last month he noticed an increase in caravans of "big black SUVs" rolling into the compound.
But Chevron spokeswoman Melissa Ritchie said there were no changes in policy at the range.
"We haven't changed hours of operation or the firearm qualification (small—medium caliber)," Ritchie said. "The rules have remained the same."
The range operates from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the summer months and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in winter, times that comply with the city's noise ordinances, according to Assistant City Attorney Carlos Privat.
But there are exceptions, including "night shooting" one week per month by Richmond police.
"It's important to us to have a range available for our training purposes," police Chief Chris Magnus said. "But we certainly must be sensitive to the concerns of the neighbors. I'm confident that we'll work out a compromise that meets everyone's needs."
Ritchie said the range is used "exclusively by law enforcement agencies and Chevron employees for small- and medium-caliber firearm qualification, and has been in existence for well over 60 years."
The harbor has been there for decades as well. It is a mishmash of vessels -- some rickety, few seaworthy -- inhabited by a tight-knit group of people who love their boats and their relative solitude in one of the bay's most remote stretches.
"We don't have much out here," Heath said. "But we have our funky little harbor."
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Now that Senator Barack Obama has wrapped up the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, it's time for him to answer some questions about where he stands on the issues that are important to the American people. Here are my questions for the senator:
First, you have made withdrawing US troops from Iraq the top priority of your campaign saying that you want all "combat brigades out of Iraq within 16 months." Are you still committed to this deadline for removing troops from Iraq regardless of the military situation on the ground? Are you going to ignore our own military commanders including Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who has said your position could take "gains we have achieved and struggled to achieve and turn them around overnight"? What are you going to do once our military forces have been withdrawn from Iraq should Iran and Al-Qaeda decide to take action to overthrow the Iraqi government by force? Do you not believe that US troop withdrawal will be seen as a huge victory for these two entities who have stated on more than one occasion that they see Iraq as the pivotal battleground against democracy and Western values? You have said that you would move US military units to other countries in the region so that they could quickly "re-deploy" to Iraq if necessary. Where, exactly, are you going to relocate our military? Are you willing to pay twice in American blood and treasure for military victories that we have already achieved? As Commander-in-Chief, these are difficult decisions that you will have to make. What is there in your background which suggests that you have the experience to make the military decisions necessary to safeguard America's interests in the Middle East and the rest of the world? You have promised that once you are elected you will reduce our military strength, you will cut spending on missile defense, and you will cut funding for future weapons systems. Do you believe this a wise course of action during a time of war and increased terrorist threats to America?
Secondly, we have heard about your personal relationships with terrorists William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn who, as members of the Weathermen in the 1970's, bombed government buildings and attempted assassinations of US Army officers, and continue to say that they have no regrets for their actions and wish they had done more. Additionally, you were a member of the Trinity United Church for more than 20 years and attended many sermons where the Reverend Jeremiah Wright proclaimed the nonsense that America invented the AIDS virus to exterminate black people and that the government introduced crack cocaine into African-American neighborhoods in order to imprison black people. Your "spiritual advisor" (your description) also vehemently stated that we should not say, "God Bless America" but, rather, "God damn America" because ours is an evil nation. Reverend Wright has also praised the race-baiter Louis Farrakhan and the terrorist group Hamas. And, although you have recently resigned your church membership from Trinity United, you have not renounced the black liberation theology advanced by your former pastor. In fact, it was only after Father Michael Pfleger, another who you claim helped shape your moral views, made racist remarks from your church pulpit about the evil of white people and described America as, "the greatest sin against God", that you decided to leave Trinity United. However, you also said, "I'm not denouncing the church and I'm not interested in people who want me to denounce the church", adding, "the church have been suffering from the attention my campaign has focused on them". It sounds like you are leaving the church for political reasons only. Why can you not denounce a church which puts forth racist, anti-American sentiments? Do you or your wife who says she is "proud for the first time in my adult life to be an American" share some of these feelings? We still have not heard about all your dealings with Tony Rezko, a Chicago slumlord who donated $10,000 to your campaign from an alleged crooked kickback scheme and is now on trial. What are we to make of all these troubling relationships you have had for many years with terrorists, racists, and indicted crooks? You have promised a "change" in the political atmosphere but you appear to be just another politician who will associate with anyone who can help advance your career. Where's the change?
Next, you have proposed a "Global Poverty Act" which would give more than $845 billion of US taxpayers' money to other nations over and above the billions that we already give. You have said that, "It must be a priority of American foreign policy to commit to the elimination extreme poverty". I am afraid, Senator Obama, that the American people will be the ones experiencing extreme poverty once you have enacted all of your big government programs. In addition to a government-run health care program (estimated cost of $100 billion), you have also proposed a 10-year, $150 billion program to establish a "green energy sector"; a $60 billion "National Infrastructure Reinvestment Bank" to construct and repair highways, bridges, and other infrastructure; a government sponsored college loan program and federal pre-K nursery school program; more tax dollars for illegal aliens, giving them amnesty and allowing them to have drivers licenses, Medicaid and Social Security benefits; and a $340 billion tax credit benefit. And there's more€¦lots more. To pay for all of this, you have proposed a $2 trillion tax increase on all individuals (not just the "rich") and an increased corporate tax rate which is already one of the highest in the world at 40%, including federal and state taxes. You are also in favor of raising the capital gains tax rate to 20-25 percent. How is all of this going to help an already struggling American economy? Are you not afraid, Senator Obama, that your big tax-and-spend initiatives will drive the economy straight into a recession?
Also, despite your claims of support for the Second Amendment rights for Americans, you have pledged to "ban the sale or transfer of all forms of semi-automatic weapons". You have stated that the DC law which prevented citizens from defending themselves was "constitutional" and you refused to join with 55 other senators to support the Supreme Court case opposing the DC gun ban. In 1996 you supported "banning the manufacture, sale and possession of handguns" in Illinois. In 2004 you voted against the DeMar self-defense bill to protect citizens who use handguns in self-defense in their homes and businesses. The bill was overwhelmingly voted into law despite a veto by the governor. You were one of only 20 state senators to vote against the bill. You have been endorsed by several anti-gun groups including the deceptively-named, American Hunters and Shooters Association (AHSA). It appears, Senator Obama, that you believe American citizens should not be allowed to defend themselves with firearms. How do you explain your anti-Second Amendment comments and actions?
On the cultural front, there is not a single issue on which you have broken with the positions of left-wing interest groups - from gay marriage, to abortion, to legalized drugs. Although you claim that you oppose gay marriage, in 2004 you said that you opposed the Defense of Marriage Act which was meant to prevent gay marriage from being imposed on the country without the consent of the American people. Shouldn't the people, rather than unelected judges, decide on the definition of marriage? You received a perfect 100% voting rating from NARAL over the past three years and you have stated that you oppose "notifying parents of minors who get out-of-state abortions". You have also said that you support partial birth abortions. If you are elected president will you attempt to overturn the Partial Birth Abortion Act of 2003? How do you feel about the millions of babies who have been put to death by abortion? Also, you have admitted to using drugs in the past and you say that you favor decriminalizing the use of marijuana. Do you or do you not believe that drug use is harmful to our children? If you believe it is harmful why would you want drugs to be more readily available?
You have expressed your intent to name justices to the Supreme Court in the mold of Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Anthony Kennedy, and David Souter - judges who have made decisions based more on their personal, political and moral views than on constitutional and legal principles. You said that you want judges who have "the empathy to understand what it's like to be poor, or African-American, or gay, or disabled, or old". You voted against the confirmation of Chief Justice John Roberts - one of only 17 nay votes (all Democrats) - justifying your opposition by saying that difficult cases should be decided by "one's deepest values, one's core concerns, one's broader perspective on how the world works, and the depth and breadth of one's empathy". As a lawyer, do you believe that issues should be decided based upon constitutional and statutory language? Or, should a judge make decisions based upon personal feelings? Do you believe that the will of unelected judges supersedes the votes of the American people?
Finally, you have made "hope" and "change" the centerpiece slogans of your campaign, promising fresh national unity and a higher purpose. The national media and young people, especially, love your idealistic rhetoric. But are you the unifier who you claim to be? Your voting record is among the most partisan in the Senate and you were rated the most liberal senator in 2007 by the National Journal, a non-partisan publication. Your policy agenda is more liberal than Hillary Clinton's or Ted Kennedy's or any Democratic nominee since George McGovern. The change that you advocate seems to be nothing more than a reversion to the failed big-government policies of the Jimmy Carter and Lyndon Johnson administrations. If you are truly a unifier, which liberal policies are you willing to compromise for the sake of unity? What bi-partisan legislation are you prepared to support?
So far you have avoided answering any of these questions. The Democratic Party has nominated for President a freshman Senator with barely three years of national experience who most of America still barely knows. You are the least tested and least experienced nominee for the presidency in modern times. Are you prepared to do more than obfuscate, dodge and ignore the tough questions? America needs more than a smooth-talking, politically-correct, empty-suit President. What American voters want to know, Senator Obama, is who are you? Who, really, are you?


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A Mind Out of Balance
Part One
* We Meet Patrick * His Background Presents Challenges * Things Get Unpleasant Quickly *
Patrick had a file that followed him around from school to school like a shadow. He was just entering the ninth grade, a good looking young man with a winning smile on his face, braids on his head, and nice new clothes on his body every single day of the week. From the looks of him, he was pleasant, nonthreatening. I was handed his file during the first week of school and told that I had been assigned as his case manager. I would see Patrick daily in English class, where the school had scheduled me, the Robin to the English teacher's Batman, a co-taught classroom for a mixed group of students, some deemed normal, others who were said to need more help, like Patrick.
Sounds good, I told my department chair. I wrote up a brief letter about myself (I had his file, why not give him something on me), and stuck it in a folder, along with a contact sheet for the parent to fill out and return. Any time I was assigned a new student, I'd always meet with the kid right away, introduce myself. I went up to Patrick before class and knelt down by his desk. I shook his hand and handed him the folder. He took it, very nonchalantly, and threw it on the floor.
"I don't need that bullshit," he said. I looked at the folder and then told him to pick it up. He told me to fuck off. I put the folder back on his desk and said, in a rather loud voice, "Is this how you want to start? Because I'm your Case Manager and I'm here to help you." Patrick took the folder, laughed, and threw it back on the floor by my feet.
After class, Ms. Bacon, the English teacher, approached me. "You shouldn't have done that in front of the class. It might have really embarrassed him."
I hated to say it, but she was right. I lost my cool a little bit. In the three years I'd been doing this, I'd never had a first hello go so badly. Patrick's file should've been a warning. It painted a very different picture from the person I'd seen the first day of school. He'd been a major behavior problem for ages. Patrick qualified as a special education student, under the category of "Behavioral and Emotionally Disabled." His intelligence was no better or worse than any other kid, but he'd failed the bulk of his previous classes. He'd been sent to an alternative school multiple times, the school for kids who didn't fit in. The screw ups. Bad Boy School. In fact, the only way he got to high school in the first place was by passing his classes there, at the alternative school, and everyone knew how that went. They passed everybody. Some of my kids in the past would go and do crazy shit on purpose, wanting to get sent there because it was the only way they wouldn't fail their grade.
But no worries. Didn't matter, stay confident. I was young, hip…of course I could connect with him. (This is the part where I show how naïve I was. It's foreshadowing, and it means that I'm going to fail miserably.)
Patrick had me pegged from the start. He saw me as his enemy. One time, I was in front of the class, teaching a lesson, and he started laughing loudly. "Nobody in here respects you!" he called out. "We're not listening to you."
"Can you please be quiet, Patrick."
"Fuck you. Nobody gives a fuck about that shit coming out of your mouth."
I told him to leave the room. I didn't know what else to do. I had a class of 35 kids and didn't want them to start looking at me like a doormat. Afterwards I tried to talk to him. He never made eye contact and laughed the entire time.
"Nobody respects you," he just kept repeating it, over and over.
Sadly, that was about as good as things were to get.
Part Two
We Meet Patrick's Mother * Patrick Finds a Supportive Teacher * Behavior Problems Lead to Trouble at School * The Past Is Either Enlightening or Just Plain Depressing
Nearly every day, Patrick did something bad. Or multiple things. He was failing all his classes miserably, refusing to do any of the assignments, disrupting them, skipping them from time to time. His Creative Writing teacher, a pretty African-American woman named Dana, couldn't stand him. He was vulgar, disrespectful. She'd been cursed out one too many times by him and was sick of it. Patrick had also decided that it was him against his World History class. That teacher didn't know what to do with him either. He'd formed a one man alliance against the other boys in class, angry and aggressive, and it seemed like only a matter of time before things got violent.
I was concerned, and so I did what seemed logical. I called his mama.
His mother was unbelievably nice. Absurdly friendly, an angel. To be honest, she wasn't what I expected. In fact, I might say that his mother was the nicest parent I'd ever worked with. Patrick's father was mostly out of the picture, having moved to Ohio. He'd call, keep in touch. Patrick wanted to go live with with his dad, and was mad that he couldn't. He told his mom constantly that he didn't want to be there, with her. And she had lost control of him. He'd joined a gang and would stay out through the evening and into the night. Some days she'd barely see him. Other days he'd be there, at home, treating his mother the same way he treated Dana the Creative Writing teacher. It wasn't pleasant.
About a month went by, maybe more, and the only person at the school who seemed unfazed by him was Ms. Bacon, the English teacher. She was white, in her forties, and her husband made a lot of money, so she was a bit different than the other teachers, who were generally young and broke. Ms. Bacon had a very kind heart and treated her students like they were her own kids. Always giving them rewards, candy, baking for them. On test days, she'd help students work through questions because she thought bad test scores didn't do anything but hurt self-esteem. She didn't follow school rules and allowed her students to use their cell phones and Ipods in class. This kind of leniency carried over to how she dealt with Patrick.
"Good morning, Patrick!" she'd say enthusiastically as he walked into class fifteen minutes late. "What would you like to do today?"
"Man, Miss Bacon, I can't be doing this work. Can I get on your computer?"
"Of course, Patrick. Have a seat!"
She'd go and log him onto her computer, and he'd surf the Internet or play video games, listening to his MP3 player, while the rest of the class participated in the lesson, often glancing over at Patrick enviously. Ms. Bacon said that it was important for Patrick to feel safe, unthreatened. Create the right environment, and eventually he would come around.
As for Patrick himself, his gang affiliation became the thing he was most proud of. He'd brag about it. He started calling himself 'Lil Pat' and offering both his teachers and his classmates helpful assistance. "Yo, you ever end up in the hood, your car breaks down or something, and people start fucking with you, tell 'em you know Lil Pat. They know me. They'll leave you alone."
The offer didn't extend to me. "Yeah, fuck you Mr. P. Stop calling my mama. She don't know nothing. If I see you in my hood, I'll cap your ass."
So, I wasn't really connecting with him the way I'd hoped to. And things kept getting worse and worse. He got suspended for cursing at school staff. Then, when he came back, he beat the shit out of a boy in World History class. Suspended again. Because he was a special education student, by law the school couldn't suspend him more than 10 days for the entire school year. Check that – they could, as long as we had a meeting about it (called a "manifestation determination"). Patrick would skip two classes a day and then the school would suspend him again, which meant his mother had to come in and we'd all sit down at a big table, me, mom, the head of the special ed department, his teachers, and the vice principal. We'd all discuss what the hell we were going to do with him and then sign off on paperwork, which allowed the school to legally suspend him some more.
The big question, one he wouldn't answer, was where he was going when he skipped class. Nobody knew. What was he doing? Was he off in the woods, drinking and smoking? Was he wandering around the hallways or chilling with his gang buddies? It was a mystery, until one day I went to ask Ms. Bacon something and found Patrick in her classroom, on the computer.
"Wait, you mean he's been with you?" I asked. "He's supposed to be in Creative Writing."
"Well, that teacher hasn't done anything but make him feel unwanted," she said. "He can't succeed in an environment like that."
Patrick glared at me from over the computer monitor. Beams of hatred shot from his eyes. I'd caught on to what was happening, discovered his secret hiding place.
Not that I knew what to do next. We all wanted Patrick to feel loved and to have someone to go to. Ms. Bacon was clearly that person. At the same time, she seemed to demand nothing from him and it was contrasting badly with his other teachers. It was tough to say if she was helping or enabling.
While Patrick and I weren't getting along, his mother and I were becoming best friends. We talked on the phone all the time. I guess I was providing for her the kind of support I was supposed to be providing her son. "He's my baby," she told me. "I'll always do my best to love him. I know I did him wrong before." Then she told me about all her guilt. She was drinking heavily when she was pregnant with him. Did a lot of drugs. An addict. It took her years to put herself together, and she would pray that it wasn't too late. She was finally ready to be a mother, and it hurt her inside, so badly, knowing what she'd put him through.
Another month had gone by. Patrick would sit in the back of the classroom, his eyes directed at me. He'd make a gun with his fingers, aiming at my head, pulling the trigger and yelling BLAM! Over and over again, spraying me with invisible bullets. It was a bit jarring.
I played cool. I wanted to help him, but he was killing me.
Part Three
Patrick Gets Locked Up * A Decision Is Made * Drama Unfolds * The System Fails * Patrick Now * Closing Thoughts
Patrick got arrested around the end of the first semester. No one was surprised. He was being held at the prison and his mother wasn't bailing him out. I didn't know exactly what happened, but it had something to do with her. He'd lashed out and ended up in handcuffs with an assault charge. While he was locked up, his teachers experienced what is definitely the greatest source of guilt any educator can go through: that sense of relief one gets when the student from hell isn't around any more.
Hey, we're not supposed to have favorites, let alone least favorites.
In the month leading up to his arrest, I'd been under a great deal of pressure to do something about him. The school had absolutely had enough. Administration was fed up. I sat down with my department chair and talked about options. Nothing in his current IEP was working. We had one essential question to start with: Can this boy function in a regular school setting? He couldn't go a week without getting suspended, was going to fail all his classes miserably…what chance did he have of eventually graduating high school? He had so many needs, was our school even equipped to deal with them?
Our talks ended up including administration, his teachers, and his mother. At the end of the discussions, we came to the conclusion that the best we could do for him would be to place him in a separate classroom specifically for boys with emotional disabilities. He would stay with one teacher all day, in one classroom, occasionally transitioning with his teacher to go to electives and lunch. There would be assistants in there with him. All of his academic work would be delivered in this setting, and there would be minimal distractions. He would never be without supervision.
To some this might sound like help. A solution. To Patrick, it was just another version of prison.
The only thing he liked about the idea was that it meant he'd have to be transferred to a different school. He'd be going from our school (low income, gang problems, rated badly by the school system, graffiti of a penis drawn across the door of the teacher's restroom), across town to the more hoity-toity high school (higher income, kids on honor roll instead of in gangs, rated very highly by the school system, if penis drawn on door they washed it off as opposed to leaving it there for two years). We'd be sending him to the kind of school all parents want their kid enrolled in. So, in essence, yes, we were kicking him out of our school, but since he was getting booted over to a better school, it was okay.
At least that's what I told his mother. I said that this move would help him, both with his grades and in dealing with his problems. She was so sick of hearing from the school at this point, she would've signed off on anything.
But we couldn't simply send him off. A school doesn't have that kind of power. Only the people from the school district had that authority, and so we would have to present our case to them and hope they ruled in our favor. Thus I started collecting documentation on Patrick's behavior. His teachers would write a report after every class, detailing what work he refused to do and what kind of language he used and anything else that demonstrated he didn't belong. Administration kept meticulous paperwork of all the suspensions, and I photocopied all of his past mess-ups from his folder (fights in middle school, being sent to the alternative education program). I ended up with an enormous binder, full of damning evidence. The thing was the size of a microwave oven; I seriously felt like I was Eliot Ness trying to take down Capone.
One night, near the end, Patrick's mother went to the courthouse because there was some kind of hearing regarding the arrest. We still talked on the phone a lot, but I never asked her too much about the entire situation. It was none of my business. I wasn't even sure where Patrick was staying. Anyways, the night of the hearing, his mother called me in tears. I'd never heard her like this. She was extremely upset, enraged. "I've been robbed!" she said. "They took everything! My TV, all my jewelry…everything!"
"Wow, I'm so sorry to hear that…"
"It was him," she said. "At the hearing, he kept looking at me and laughing. Had this big motherfuckin' smirk on his face. I know what he did. He told all his little gang friends that I wouldn't be home. He knew what time, how long it would take…he did this."
"Well…we don't know…"
"Oh I fucking know damn well he did! He set me up! That's why he was all smiling at me. I can't fucking take this shit anymore! I got my gun and I'm waiting for him. I swear to God, Mr. P, if that boy comes around here tonight, I'm gonna shoot him. I don't give a fuck if he is my son."
"Okay, calm down. Please promise me you're not going to do that…"
I didn't talk with her much longer, and I didn't do anything afterwards. Thought about calling the cops. Didn't. I'd spend enough time with her, in my heart I really didn't believe that she would go through with it and actually shoot him.
Thankfully, Patrick never returned to the house that night, so we'll never know if she would have or not.
About a week later, the woman from the school district came for our kick-Patrick-out meeting. Everybody was there, a big party, mom was back, I was there, Ms. Bacon, the vice principle…everyone except for Patrick. He was sitting outside the school on a bench. His mother and I went out to see him. "Patrick, come on now, we're about to have your meeting about going to the new school," his mother said. "Don't you want to be there? It's about you…your future."
He didn't look at either of us. "Nah, I don't care," he said. He kept looking down at his feet. Didn't say anything else, just kept sitting there, thinking.
And that was it. Well, kind of. The papers were signed and he was off. I had to go to the new school and meet with the teachers who would inherit him, the ones who taught the self-contained class for boys with emotional disabilities. They leafed through the colossal Al Capone binder. One of the teachers shook his head. "I don't know how we can handle another one," he said. "Today we had a kid throwing desks across the room. It's a nightmare in here."
"Well, he doesn't throw desks," I said, trying to sound encouraging.
Three days later, I got another call from Patrick's mother, and again she was furious. The difference was, she wasn't angry with Patrick this time. She was angry with me. "You lied to me Mr. P!" she shouted over the phone. "What happened? Explain to me what happened?"
I had no idea what she was talking about.
She kept on. "You said you were gonna help him! How is this helping him? He's right back where he started! This ain't right! You all lied to me, and you lied to him!"
Later on I found out why she was so upset. Three days at the new hoity-toity school, and they kicked him out. Gone. He was sent back to the alternative learning program where he had finished his last year of middle school.
"Wait," I said to my department chair, "I'm baffled. How can they do that? You're telling me that they got the school district to approve something that said Patrick was too emotionally disabled to be in the classroom for boys who are emotionally disabled?"
"Yup," she said. "Technically, it says that his behavior doesn't stem from his disability, and he doesn't belong there."
"But it took me two months to compile all that paperwork to get him put in a separate classroom. Three days and they got someone to reverse all that? How could it take me two months and them three days?"
"Because we are who we are, and they are who they are. All that principal had to do was make a phone call."
In all my years of teaching, Patrick remains, without question, my biggest failure.
Before I wrote this, I looked Patrick up on Google, curious as to what happened to him. I learned that this past year, 2012, Patrick was arrested 4 times. Larceny. Stalking. Assault on a female. Assault by strangulation. Assault and battery 3rd degree. Some other charges. He's an adult now. He looks a lot different from when I first saw him, with his smile and his new school clothes, all those years ago.
* If Patrick's story is meant to illustrate anything, it's that we have a very confused system in place right now for dealing with young people suffering from mental health problems. In this (true) story, a lot of people tried to help Patrick and nothing worked. Nothing. Patrick is an example of a person who walked through the system, waving red flags, and came out the other end of it unchanged. In the wake of the recent tragedy in Connecticut, mental health issues are at the forefront of the conversation. What we absolutely don't need is vague support in the shape of more money, increased medication, and an acceptance of thought policing that further isolates troubled individuals. Basically, we don't need more of what we already have. We need real ideas, policies, and plans to be developed by professionals and put to use in our schools and by parents who don't know where to start. And I think it's important to look at stories like this one and ask, what could we have done? There are a lot of Patrick's out there. How do we help people who do whatever they can to reject that help? I wish I had answers, but I don't.
Whew! Thanks anyone who read that whole thing. Cheers and God bless from Topiclessbar. : )


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Definitely Skarmory.
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My favorite was Quagsire, Umbreon and Miltank.
I had such a soft spot for Heracross when he was first introduced. He's still one of my all time faves
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There's so many cool ones! Like Scizor, Crobat, Umbreon, Typhlosion .
Mine was Suicune! I loved that thing!
it would go murkrow then a tie between umbreon and houndoom dark types rule o.O
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To me, this Gen is where the coolest pokemon are, Gen IV being an incredibly close second.
The creation of Dark and Steel types just pushed me overboard here.
From the first time I saw it, I wanted an Umbreon.
Same goes with Scizor, but I had to wait on that because I had no one to trade with. But you could catch a Sycther in the Bug contest which was cool. I remember finally catching one, knowing I was going to place 1st, and I placed 3rd. A Beedrill won, I was like WTF.
Houndour/Houndoom, a demon dog? then you give it huge horns? I'm there.
Tyranitar, looks like a rock T-rex/godzilla.
Raikou, you took a sabretooth tiger and gave it electrical powers and a face mask? Wanted it.
So many more: Typholsion, Sneasel, Feraligatr, Elekid, Lugia, Steelix, Skarmory, Heracross, Donphan.
Excuse my ignorance, but what is a Christmas Umbreon? I googled it, but all I find are Umbreons wearing Santa hats.
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It's surely Scizor. Looks awesome, and is a pretty good fighter. Not to mention it's single weakness, although it's 4x.
Others I like are Umbreon, Sneasel, Typhlosion, Ampharos, Blissey, Skarmory and Noctowl.
The team:
Now, I should beat Blue for the full pokedex!
So far, Red, Silver, Ruby, Sapphire, and Diamond are complete.
Games to finish: Blue, Emerald, Firered, Soulsilver and White 2 to go... (At least I have summer to run through these games! )
One of them is Stantler
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My favorite pokemon come from generation II. So one of them is Octillery.
Quilava and Furret. And their whole evolution lines. And Umbreon. And...etc etc.
Actually, I love almost all second gen pokes, EXCEPT Dunsparce. I really dislike Dunsparce. But, that's my opinion.
Quag. Sire. All. Day.
That wooper thing is cool too....And maybe I might have a thing for miltank Qwaa
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So many great options... I've always had a soft spot for underappreciated pokemon, so I'm going to go with Stantler, but Scyther was one of my Kanto favorites and I love what they did with Scizor aesthetically, as well.
Wow... I can't believe Gen 2 fans don't appreciate Larvitar and his Evo.'s
So what you have to deal with a blue floating shell for about 30 levels, it's worth it...
Crobat it's also my favourite Pokémon of all the gens.
Quagsire's both my favorite Gen 2 and my overall fave.
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Probably Espeon, just because I love cats. I'm not completely fond of the Eeveelutions, but Espeon is definitely my favorite.
Lanturn, I think...
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We currently do accurate transparency using BSP. Is there any more simple way to do it with shaders?
We currently do accurate transparency using BSP. Is there any more simple way to do it with shaders?
You could look for order independent transparency, you can find things like:
Thanks, is this what most recent 3D graphics program use for transparency? Do you know any famous 3D graphics program using this approach, we would like to see it in action.
Sorry, I don't know. I have the impression that this kind of approaches are not yet common, and they may still be expensive.
Only recently I learned about the "weighted average" fast approximation, I find it is a neat trick if perfect results are not needed :
Very nice and clear, thanks a lot ZbuffeR!
I recently had a go at the weighted average transparency. My conclusion was it works .. but is not without problems. Frankly it turned out to be a waste of time. Dual depth peeling works, but it's real slow unless you have super high end hardware, and how can you know arbitraryly how many passes you might need?
To be honest if you have your data already layed out in a binary space partition tree. Go with that..
dukey, what sort of problems did you have with WAT ?
Well for starters if you have 2 transparency values over 0.5 the result is wrong. It blends them together you totally lose the feeling one object being in front of another. The more objects you have like this, the worse it gets. I had other problems where in my project where i was blending shadows over reflections. If the reflection opacity value was zero or close to zero, you could see the reflection still somehow in the shadow. The problem of zero opacity. Screws the maths somewhat. Then theres the fact well in the nvidia sample code anyway it requires the scene have a constant clear colour. Ie you couldn't blend over a scene with a non uniform colour. I did figure out a method I was going to use to solve this, but since the above didn't work out so well I just scrapped the whole thing. I think the nail in the coffin for me was the fact that the last generation of ATI cards has shocking support for floating point blends. RGB float 16 kinda worked, although every poly had a poly crack. rgbf32 didn't work at all with blending.
So a failed experiment.
My conclusion was, BSP is where it's at. Pitty most model formats aren't actually BSP trees. Maybe the model format I should have chosen for my own project should have been quake bsp trees !
Besides multi-pass depth peeling approaches, there's also been some papers/presentations out recently doing A-buffers on the GPU. Essentially single-pass OIT (with some constraints). For instance, there was a cool presentation last year at SIGGRAPH doing smoke/clouds/translucent volume shadows (google Adaptive Volumetric Shadow Maps). Stores a few samples per fragment to represent a piecewise-linear visibility function. I think ATI's OIT demo a year or so ago did A-buffer too (google ATI OIT to get right to it). That said, I personally haven't implemented A-buffer on the GPU yet. Let me know how it goes!
But seriously, it's worth giving a serious think to how translucency occurs in and can be constrained in your world. With just a few assumptions/limits, you may find you don't need some super-fancy sub-pixel-sorted-blending-accurate technique that handles intersecting triangles between or within objects or arbitrary volumetric transparency with full refraction, internal reflections, subsurface scattering, and cross-translucent-volume global illumination lighting interactions. Ray tracing anyone? It may be cost/benefit cheaper to resolve certain issues using other approaches.
Besides intersection permutations (that you can't preprocess away), other things to consider: are your translucent objects all effectively 2D (flat sheets, like windows, canopies, etc.)? If not, are they convex? How are you modeling transmission through the medium (e.g. refraction, color shifting, scattering, etc.)? If objects intersect, do the component triangles of those objects intersect? Do you model partial reflection (e.g. fresnel reflectance)?


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PICKENS COUNTY—A second "Minute Clinic" has been opened in Pickens County, and officials hope that it will provide a quick alternative to a doctor's office or emergency room.
The clinics, located in CVS stores in Easley and Clemson, provide services that might not be found in your local pharmacy very often.
"The CVS minute clinic is a minor care walk-in clinic that is located in some of the CVS's around the country," said Todd Chesney, assistant district manager of operations. "You don't need an appointment, and it's fast, easy, and convenient. You just sign in and we take you on a first come first serve basis."
Chesney says the clinics are a source of easy care for people with minor illnesses.
"We take care of a lot of minor illnesses, and most things that people would normally go to the doctor for," said Chesney. "We take care of things like sore throats, ear aches, coughs, colds, urinary tract infections. We also do a lot of vaccinations. We give a lot of flu shots and childhood immunizations."
Chesney says the Minute Clinic also offers physical exams.
"We can do lab work such as checking cholesterol and blood sugar," said Chesney. "We're open seven days a week, including weekends and holidays."
So far, Chesney says the new clinic on Tiger Boulevard in Clemson has already shown success.
"We opened the clinic in Clemson on Sept. 26 and we saw 31 people," said Chesney. "There is definitely a need. There are a limited number of health care providers, and our population is just growing. A lot of times people will tell me that they originally tried to get an appointment with their doctor, but they couldn't get in the same day."
While the clinic only offers minor care services, Chesney says it beats going to an urgent care for something that is not that serious.
"There is a big percentage of people that end up having to go somewhere like an urgent care or emergency room, and really it's just because they have an earache, or they have a bad cold or something," said Chesney. "For a long time that's been the only option, so we're definitely a cost effective alternative to things like that."
Since the Easley clinic opened, Chesney says it too has stayed busy.
"Our Easley clinic is one of our faster growing clinics," said Chesney. "There is an underserved population in Easley. There are not enough doctors' offices accepting new patients, and there are not enough facilities that people can go to after hours and on weekends. I know that they stay busy and help a lot of people."
Chesney says the goal is to provide the best care in the most efficient way possible.
"Our ultimate goal is to make a difference people's lives by promoting health and preventing illness in the future," said Chesney. "I know that we are looking to open another two clinics this year in the Greenville Spartanburg area."
Clinics are run by certified nurse practitioners, and are open seven days per week including holidays.
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