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Listed below are some of the most frequently asked questions about the Ohio Core Science Graduation Requirements, as required by section 3313.603 of the Ohio Revised Code (ORC). Other questions may be added in the future.
What is the minimum time requirement for one unit of science "with inquiry-based laboratory experience?""With inquiry-based laboratory experience" indicates that there will be student-centered, problem-solving components throughout the course. While this could be accomplished within the minimum 150 hours for one unit of a laboratory course, under the current language of ORC §3313.603C, this also could be accomplished within the minimum 120 hours for one unit.
What science courses do students need to take in the Ohio Core?ORC §3313.603(C)(5) requires students to earn three units with inquiry-based laboratory experience that engages students in asking valid scientific questions and gathering and analyzing information. This includes the following or its equivalent:
What is "inquiry-based" instruction in science?Scientific inquiry is "the diverse ways in which scientists study the natural world and propose explanations based on the evidence derived from their work. Scientific inquiry also refers to the activities through which students develop knowledge and understanding of scientific ideas, as well as an understanding of how scientists study the natural world."2
"Inquiry-based" instruction in science is an active way for students to obtain scientific knowledge that involves all of the following in one way or another:
The components3 listed above should not be considered as a fixed sequence of steps in instruction. Different kinds of inquiry suggest different kinds of investigations for students to conduct.4 The components of scientific inquiry listed above encompass the teaching strategies expected in an inquiry-based, laboratory experience science course (and science laboratory course for districts using that means of scheduling classes). Scientific inquiry also is a set of abilities to be developed and concepts to be understood by students.
What are the differences between a "laboratory experience" and a "laboratory course?"All science instruction must be inquiry-based and include "laboratory experience." A laboratory experience should reflect the three process standards in Ohio's Academic Content Standards for Science – Scientific Inquiry, Scientific Ways of Knowing, and Science and Technology – and guide students as they collect, analyze and interpret data while conducting scientific investigations. A district may choose to provide that instruction in a standard course that meets at least 120 contact hours for issuance of one credit or in a "laboratory" course that meets at least 150 contact hours for issuance of one credit. Regardless of the approach taken, the instruction must be inquiry-based, provide laboratory experience and align with Ohio's Academic Content Standards for Science.


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Theater critics will tell you what they hate. What they really, really hate. In London, it's a new stage musical called "Viva Forever!" that uses songs from the British pop group Spice Girls. With a book written by Jennifer Saunders, of "Ab Fab" fame, the...Tags: Entertainment, Music, Entertainment Events, London Theatre, Mamma Mia! (musical)
Tuesday's TV Highlights: 'Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade' on ABC
Click here to download TV listings for the week Dec. 23 - 29 in PDF format This week's TV Movies -------------------- SERIES Doctor Who: On Christmas Eve in 1892, an icy menace is threatening the world, and a feisty young governess (Jenna-...Tags: Weaponry, Romance (genre), Matt Smith, Dustin Hoffman, Unrest, Conflicts and War
Jewelry designer Alexis Bittar in expansion mode
Los Angeles Times Fashion CriticFashion jewelry design is in the midst of a renaissance the likes of which we haven't seen since the 1980s. And Alexis Bittar blazed the trail. In the last two decades, the New York-based jewelry designer has gone from selling his signature colorful,...Tags: Madonna, Joanna Lumley, SoHo, Newspaper and Magazine, Michelle Obama
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The TV Guy - Orlando Sentinel"Absolutely Fabulous" returns Jan. 8 with the first of three new specials. The episode will premiere at 10 that night on BBC America and Logo. Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley will once again play Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone. Saunders... -
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RedEyePop the Champagne, sweeties; Patsy and Edina are coming back to TV. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their comedy "Absolutely Fabulous," Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley will reprise their roles as fashionably wasted Edina Monsoon and Patsy...Tags: Entertainment, Julia Sawalha, BBC, Joanna Lumley, Television
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The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelSaunders said in a statement: "We are thrilled to be able to celebrate our 20th birthday with all of the original cast. We hope that, like a good bottle of champagne we have grown better with age but lost none of our sparkle. Viewers in the U.S. have been... -
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Kohler K-4663-6 Skylight French Curve Q2 Round Closed-Front Toilet Seat with Quick-Release and Quick-Attach Hinges
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Bowl Shape | Round |
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What is the inside diameter of the opening, front to back and left to right. Will this fit on all brands of toilets as long as it takes a round toilet seat?
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Does the K3386 have a toilet seat that is not plastic?
A. The Kohler K-4663 is made with only the one model seat, which is plastic. But, it has typical 5.5" post hole centers for a replacement seat. While the toilet is only offered with the Lustra seat, a second seat of a different material may be purchased separately and will mount correctly.
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The bolt cover on one side were cracked. FD directed me to Kohler, who then bent over backwards to send me a (current) hinge assy that wont fit. I suspect this seat was discontinued and replaced with a more robust hinge assy. The seat and cover are "thin" and flex a bit under my (150 lb) butt. It is, however, nice looking and shaped well.
May 25, 2010
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After struggling with the Kohler website trying to find a replacement seat, i was happy to get the friendly person at the end of the phone with faucetdirect. He found the right seat, but it isn't quite the same color as our toilet. Not his fault, I guess Kohler has changed the color a bit over the past 20 years since we installed the toilet!!
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kohler toilet seat,great purchase
this seat is a great buy and great service as always with faucet direct! it is light weight and really pretty comfy, so yes, people, buy this one! and since i am a loyal online shopper faucet direct is the best superstore!
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The French Curve series from Kohler is very convenient for any round front toilet. With its standard design and the construction of durable plastic makes it easy to clean and quick attach hardware makes for an easy installation.
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Re: Worried about bloat... Hi,
Thanks for sharing your concern. But don't worry. I make sure the text editor launches as fast as previous versions every time when I upgrade. Here is the average launch time for each major version. I tested on a Virtual Machine (average time except the first launch). v8.06 ------ 0.110 sec v9.17 ------ 0.104 sec v10 RC18 --- 0.083 sec As you can see, the launch speed is about the same within error. The test shows v10 is actually faster than v9 in launch speed. This is I believe because it gets rid of Diff plug-in, and several localized DLLs for plug-ins have been deprecated and combined with the core locale file (emedloc.dll). But I would say this is still in error range. When I add a new feature, I always consider optimization, and I wouldn't add a feature that might make the overall program slower. The code needed for comparison feature was not as much as you might think, and all the code for the UI (dialog boxes) were added as DLL files (emeddlgt.dll and emeddlgs.dll). On the other hand, plug-ins have to be loaded at launch time because EmEditor needs to show icons and text for the menus. I am going to further optimize for the speed in future versions.
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OK, I think it's fair to say that we've wandered off topic here; this is not an LWN-style conversation. Could we maybe stop at this point?
OK, I'll bite. Sides of this issue you might not be considering
Posted Aug 27, 2009 20:09 UTC (Thu) by Skud (guest, #59840) [Link]
From what I can see here and in previous threads, LWN-style discussion is sexist, ignorant tripe that ignores and attempts to silence women. Is this what you meant?
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On rare occasion (decreasingly rare, unfortunately), I wander into a discussion that, I think, has gone off-track and doesn't really fit on LWN; I'll ask that the discussion stop. In this case, the discussion wandered into hymens and sexual history, which is just a bit off-topic for LWN.
I have pointed not tried to stop the larger discussion, despite the fact that I'm tired of it and some of the participants in it. The larger discussion is important. That is why LWN continues to point out things like this summit and your keynote, and that is why I have made my own feeble attempts at writing on the subject. It would sure be a lot easier to just avoid the topic, but I don't think it would be right.
LWN-style discussion tends to be technical, intelligent, and useful. Obviously, there are exceptions. I am not proud of them, to say the least, but there is far more to LWN than that.
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Posted Aug 28, 2009 18:46 UTC (Fri) by coriordan (guest, #7544) [Link]
That makes sense to me, but I'm not part of the group that feels excluded.
Rather than "is is really important?", how about we look at what's being asked for. If the feeling-excluded group just wants a "no sexism" policy to be written down, then why not do it?
Either there's no problem, in which case writing this policy changes nothing, or there is a problem, and this policy improves things.
I didn't see this before, so I'm glad this big long discussion took place.
Posted Aug 28, 2009 18:53 UTC (Fri) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
there are things that are very obviously sexism, I'm not talking about those
but is referring to a user/developer in the third person as 'him' or 'he' disallowed sexism that needs to be aggressively stamped out?
Posted Aug 28, 2009 19:11 UTC (Fri) by coriordan (guest, #7544) [Link]
Posted Aug 28, 2009 20:43 UTC (Fri) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
if a project is making a formal statement to ban any sexist comments I think there is a need to give some indication where the project considers the line to be.
I have had a boss who, when referring to internal opinion will use the phrase 'just between us girls we know that .....'
this statement could very definantly be taken as sexist or potentially harassment
note that I have not made any comment on the gender of the manager or the staff that this is said to. it happens that the manager and the entire staff is male at this point in time. does this make a difference on if it's considered sexism or not?
I personally suspect that at one time in the past he would have said 'just between us boys' and got called on it as being a sexist comment so altered his habit.
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Posted Aug 28, 2009 22:26 UTC (Fri) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link]
(If you happen to think that the reason for this is that women just naturally think differently from men -- I don't -- then you should be even *more* in favour of fixing this. That's a different viewpoint we're not getting, and different viewpoints = better design/coding/bugfixing.)
Posted Aug 29, 2009 21:35 UTC (Sat) by njs (guest, #40338) [Link]
In theory, that's great. But in practice, it means that women face all sorts of problems, and you get it ignore that, because hey, they're just like everyone else. They don't get it ignore it. And if you don't care or think about people's gender, then how certain are you that you've never assumed everyone was male, made sexist remarks, etc.? I'm sure there are people around you who do that kind of stuff, and the human default is to pick up whatever the people around us are doing (monkey see, monkey do, as they say). If you're not making a conscious effort to avoid it, then how do you know you aren't?
> The code and philosophy is what's important.
Dude, we're social mammals. The philosophy's cashed out in the code; the code's produced by communities. Can you really say mailing lists, IRC, conferences, blogs, planets, conference calls, LWN, bug tracker threads, ... are unimportant? Have you ever seen a philosophy department take on multi-billion-dollar industries?
Discussing social interaction is in no way a distraction from the "important" parts of FOSS.
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Though it is sometimes difficult for me to get the feelings expressed in music from different cultures. For example Indonesian music. Extreme sadness is clear, but the more subtle things... of course I'm also not really familiar with that music.I don't know how music conveys emotions, but it certainly is a universal language.
I failed music theory, can't read music, don't understand composition but I am always looking for the soundtrack to my mood. I find it absolutely amazing how sound can literally alter a mood. I have always figured that is why people break off into groups based more on musical preference, at least in teen years, than anything else. It is not just because they all liked the same music, but their general response to that music was usually representative of their personality. aggressive people tend to lean towards more aggressive music the same way pensive people lean more toward pensive music. Then there are the comelians (spelling?) who listen to a wide variety of music, and they always seemed to have a wider variety of friends.
Even the pitch that a voice can hit, sometimes makes me cry. I wouldn't call myself a huge Celine Dionne fan but I do like her version of All By Myself when she hits that high note on "Anymore" I cry every time. Derek Trucks, without a single lyric in a song, can energize me, make me smile, make me cry, depending on the piece. One of my favorite house cleaning CD's is greatest hits of 1720, and yes it does exist. I don't know most of the composures, nor the titles, I just put it on and listen to it for the uplifting feeling I need to get the job done. nusic truly is a wonder of it's own!
A good way to familiarize yourself with foreign sounds is Deep Forest. I got into real music from Hungary as a result of hearing their second album. The general sound appealed to me so I checked it out. I liked their first album but never got really into the Central African cultural music. Pure Moods is another way to introduce yourself to some culturally foreign sounds. I actually went out and bought a Sacred Spirits cd because I loved the sound and even preferred the original over the one recorded with a dance beat. I also love Pakistani music but that I got from a concert in Central Park. Globally, there are so many different sounds that can be absolutely stunning when you first experience them. I am always, always on the search for new sounds.
I don't really like the pure moods etc cd's. They're not extremely authentical, a bit too "easy listening" and too polished with Western Wax in my opinion. Always reminds me a bit of these genuine Peruan musicians who visit markets with their pan flutes and Behringer PA.
Just my opinion .
I prefer going to the yearly concert of the Indonesian group (ok, living in the Netherlands, but anyway). The music does sound strange though, with lots and lots of bells and not many sustained tones.
I love those African choirs...
Hi Argos,
Sorry for the delay. I've been trying to find the funny parts but they don't seem as funny as they used to. Maybe they're only funny if you're in a funny mood. I distinctly remember laughing out loud whilst playing the thing. Satie was homosexual, and the Gymnopedies were all about naked male gymnasts prancing about. Maybe I've misinterpreted it as humour.
Yeah, thanks. Based on your impressions we could say that emotions also influence the fruition of music [and I think it´s true].
My favourite chord is Dm. I listen to a lot of folk music and appreciate the melancholy feeling of minor chords.
By the way, if you're interested in how the brain processed the music it hears, here's a book that studies cognitive music perception:Your Brain on Music
I haven't read it yet, but it is now on my list of books to read.
Ah...music to consider: "In search of a lost chord" .songLLedgend of a Mind".
And here's to another great albumn.."To Our Children's Children's Children".
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Try also the 4th book of madrigals by Claudio Monteverdi. One of the group (don't recall which right now,) was called by my music professor Wallace Rave in school years ago, a mini-Tristan in madrigal style, due to it's rich chromaticism and drawn out suspensions. All the madrigals in the 4th and 6th books are magical.
You've hit on it in the last sentence. Its all relative. Chords quite out-of-style and dissonant in Bach are perfectly logical and equally lovely in Debussy.
And then there are very serious composers who have written great music that is deliberately harsh and tragic. (Shostakovich 6th Symphony which is both depressing and lyrical and eventually comical, or Schoenberg's Beglietungsmusik - (which, though subtitled "Threatening Danger, Fear, Catastrophie!", is also simultaneously a testament to his wonderful sense of humor! That's how psychologically complex music can get.)
Wow! I never thought I'd ever meet another fan of Shosty's 6th!
The progression from the opening Largo through the Allegro to the Presto is amazing and only could have been pulled off by Dmitri!
I treasure my recording by Boult and the London PO folks on the original Everest LP (even though there are channel-specific tape dropouts during the recording!).
What a document of DSCH's manic/depressive tendencies!
Fantastic music!
It's a gripping performance, top-notch (as is also Bernstein's on the old Columbia LP.)
Note: The Sir Adrian Boult recording has recently been a licensed reissue on CD by ArkivMusic available here:
The CD also includes a reissue of Sir Malcolm Sargent and the LSO performing Shostakovich's 9th Symphony.
The 6th is a great work - maybe even more than the famous 5th. I love the moment within the giant 1st movement where the horn choir enters with progressions that seem to express warmth, relief (from the preceding tragic music,) and great hope and tenderness only to gradually fade to dissolution and finally dovetail into the last part of the opening dark tragic main theme. One of the remarkably subtle moments in music.
And then later there is that goofy Marx Brothers finale! What a work.
Argh! How could I forget Black Star, from the miestro, Yngwie Malmsteen. I can remember like it was yesterday the first time I played along to that song and nailed it note for note. It was especially signifigant for me not just because the arrpegio sweeps are so fast, but because my father, who is also a player, told me he wouldn't consider me a guitarist until I could play two songs note for note: Sultans of Swing, from the Dire Straits, and Black Star.
There is a Simpsons episode where Homer is scolding the dog for something. Then they re-show it from the dog's perspective: the "tone" or "feeling" of Homer's voice is the same, but its meaning has been stripped; it is sounds, not words, the dog hears. The joke is, the dog knows it did something wrong, but has absolutely no idea what.
At any rate, what fascinates me about music is its ability to "almost" do the same, only reverse. E.g. most pop-music tunes are built around a chorus and melody that form the "hook" (Stand by your man...). Then at the instrumental break, the soloist will "echo" the lyrical melody exactly, and you "sort of" hear the words in the instrument (Stand by your man...). Then the soloist will improvise, embelishing the melody, and you go back to "being the dog," i.e. the music still has the same "feeling" (faithfulness; integrity; whatever), but specific words are no longer associated with specific tones.
Anyway, that is something about music I delight in, when the lead instrument "almost speaks" in words.
You're spot on there Peter Wilson. There are a couple of examples (which I can't quite remember at the moment) where the instruments actually sound like they are saying proper words. I'll try and remember them.
That's called talkboxes and vocoders
Seriously, also without these aids indeed an instrument can sound like saying the words (even though they don't really sound like that at all, you just get the feeling), and vice versa. Example of the contrary: there is a Muse song where at the end the voice appears to fade into a guitar. Looking at the lyrics of the song, apparently he's still singing full sentences .
I'm thinking of an example where the instruments tend to "sing along" without using vocoders or talkboxes, just through emotion , melody, rhythm and timbre.
An example is found here:
At 2:07, the guitar solo starts. The guitar sings the song, even though it doesn't sound llike saying the words and isn't even faithfully following the original melody (lots of extras over it). Though it really sings the song, and that becomes even more clear when dear Maggie drops in again.
Not a lot of chord work in that guitar solo though, but hey. Couldn't think of a better example at the moment.
Imo, the best example of vocoder use on pop music [where else?] is on 1975 "Frampton Comes Alive album" [Do You Feel Like I Do?].
Where else?the best example of vocoder use on pop music [where else?]
Electronica, rock, musique concrete, experimental, new wave, new age, even some minimalism...
Frequent users of vocoders:
*Phil Collins, on the album "in the air tonight"
*Jah Wobble, for example his album "Mu" (in the song Buddha of Compassion)
*Mike Oldfield, particularly the album "5 miles out"
*Daft Punk, on almost every song. Though I must say that in "around the world" it sounds more like a talkbox. Don't know what they used there, most often a vocoder is quoted.
*almost all robot voices from older SF series
Actually, no. That is a talkbox, which is something completely different. And apparently bad for your teeth. A Talkbox is also used by the guitarist of Bon Jovi (example: it's my life).is on 1975 "Frampton Comes Alive album" [Do You Feel Like I Do?].
In a talkbox, the sound from your instrument is sent to your mouth through a tube, and by changing the shape of your mouth, you change its acoustics and hence the sound. This is picked up by a microphone. No electronics are included in the modulation, just your mouth. Apparently the auitehard vibrations could damage your teeth.
In a vocoder, your voice is split into multiple wavebands, and the amplitude of each frequency band is measured. There also is a carrier signal, in many cases coming from an instrument. The frequencies of the carrier signal are given the amplitude of the frequencies of the voice channel. That is what you hear. The voice channel itself is not in teh output, unless you mix it in (dry/wet). You can also choose how much the frequency amplitudes of the instrument sound are modulated, this is called the modulation depth. This way, the instrument sounds as if it is talking. By changing the note played with the instrument, you change the availability of frequencies to modulate in it, and hence the frequency spectrum of the end result. If you play a high note, only high frequencies can be modulated, and hence the end result will sound high as well. This way, you can make your instrument sing.
The voice is called the modulator, the instrument the carrier. Because you simply sing or talk into a microphone, it is not harmful to your teeth. This is electrnic modulation.
Both should not be mixed up with a sampler. This records your voice and saves it as a sound. You can add effects to it. By playing the keyboard, the pitch of the recording (set nominally at middle C) is changed. In almost any case the length also changes, but there are samplers that change pitch without changing length. The Fairlight CMI could do sampling, and I assume Herbie Hancock used this voice sampling in some of his songs (I'm not that familiar with his works though).
Branches of pop music...
Pop artists.Frequent users of vocoders:
*Phil Collins, on the album "in the air tonight"
*Jah Wobble, for example his album "Mu" (in the song Buddha of Compassion)
*Mike Oldfield, particularly the album "5 miles out"
*Daft Punk, on almost every song. Though I must say that in "around the world" it sounds more like a talkbox. Don't know what they used there, most often a vocoder is quoted.
*almost all robot voices from older SF series
Ah, talkbox. Thanks. Still a great effect.Actually, no. That is a talkbox,
What is not considered pop music for you?Branches of pop music...
Of course I agree that for example Phil Collins is pop.
May I ask you how often you've heard or seen anything from Jah Wobble's latest album on any even remotely popular channel?
Hey, I´m pulling your leg. There´s really interesting things among those you cited.
I'm pulling your leg. I made it all up!
Nono, it's all true as far as I know.


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area_name=xml_findvalue(XML_FILE_NAME,"Areas\ID\2\Name");will look for the (root) map 'Areas', then search for 'ID', which it won't find in the root map (it's in the submap 'Area'), then look for '2', then 'Name'. What it SHOULD do, is look for the (root) map 'Areas', then search for 'Area', then for 'ID', and it's value. Then with the value stored, go back to the submap 'Area', and look for 'Name'. Then all that's left to do is store the Name with the appropriate ID.
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Average sold prices for Lion D'angers
Type | Sales | Sold Price |
Terraced | 1 | £245,000 |
Semi-detached | 1 | £190,000 |
Detached | 16 | £236,837 |
All | 18 | £234,689 |
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Purchasing Power of British Pounds from 1245 to Present
Current data is only available till 2010. In 2010, £1100 0s 0d from 1649 is worth
£114,000.00 using the retail price index
£2,290,000.00 using average earnings
If you need help determining which result is most appropriate for you, see Choosing the Best Indicator to Measure Relative Worth.
Lawrence H. Officer and Samuel H. Williamson, "Purchasing Power of Money in the United States
from 1774 to 2010," MeasuringWorth, .
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