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After 2 years of successful operations in the North of Pakistan on nearby 8000 meter peaks, we are very excited to offer Great Trango Tower via the the Northwest Face in 2017. This route was first climbed in 1984 by Andy Selters and Scott Woolums, and we are absolutely thrilled that Scott will lead this climb with co guide Seth Timpano for Madison Mountaineering in 2016. The Northwest Face is an alpine climb, with rock climbing up to 5.7 and water ice 3-4 on summit day. We plan to fix the route so that climbers can make a fast ascent / descent when weather conditions are most favorable. The Great Trango Tower climbing team will accompany the K2 / Broad Peak team on the journey from Islamabad and will trek into K2 base camp for a few nights of acclimatization before descending back down the Baltoro glacier to Great Trango base camp. The 'advance team' of local guides will have already established the base camp, as well as Camps 1 & 2 on the mountain, so that when the climbing team arrives at Great Trango base camp everything is ready and in place to begin climbing immediately assuming favorable weather. These towers have some of the largest cliffs in the world, including the greatest 'nearly vertical' drop on the planet. This is sure to be spectacular climbing experience!
Scott Woolums:
Starting out guiding on Alaska's Mt. McKinley in 1981, Scott has led well over 150 expeditions to the highest mountain on Earth (over 5800 meters). He has climbed Mt. Everest by both the North and South Routes and reached the summit four times now and almost summited the "Seven Summits" four times (one summit away!). Led 43 expeditions to Mt. McKinley, 33 to Aconcagua, 12 to Kilimanjaro, 13 to Mt. Elbrus, 5 summits of Vinson in Antarctica…. all with a perfect safety record. This is simply something no other guide with near the same experience can say in the USA. Scott has created a life around the remote regions and mountains that have been his passion all his life!
Seth Timpano:
Personal Ice Climbs:
• Mummy II-IV (WI5+, M5) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• Winter Dance (WI6, M5, A0) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• The Big Sleep (WI6+, M6) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• California Ice (WI4) Beartooth Mountains, MT
• Hydrophobia (WI5+) Ghost River, Canada
• Broken Hearts P1-6 (WI6) Cody, WY
• Full Weeping Wall (WI6) Icefields Parkway, Canada
• Suffer Machine (WI5, M7) Stanley Headwall, Canada
• Climb Above Dribbles (WI5+, M6) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• Come and Get It (M7-) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• Bitches Brew w/ New 6th Pitch(WI5+, M4) Cody, WY
• Nemesis (WI6) Stanley Headwall, Canada
• Polar Circus (WI5) Icefields Parkway, Canada
• Several Climbs on the Dream Wall YNP (up to WI6, M6)
• Yellowstone National Park, WY
• Avalanche Gulch (WI5, M6) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• The Bogger (WI6) Pilot Creek, WY
• Junkyard Cat (WI5 – FA) Yellowstone National Park, MT
• Earl-Trimble on N. Face of Sphinx (WI4)
• Black Magic (WI5+, M5) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• The Asylum (WI5, M7+) Kicking Horse Canyon, BC Canada
• Craniotomy (M6) Kicking Horse Canyon, BC Canada
• Narcolepsy (M5+, WI5+) Hyalite Canyon, MT
• Dancing with The Hippo (WI6) Yellowstone National Park, WY
Personal Rock Climbs:
• Moonlight Buttress (C1, 5.10, V) Zion NP, Utah
• Touchstone Wall (5.11a, C2, IV) Zion NP, Utah
• Prodigal Sun (C2, 5.6, V) Zion NP, Utah
• The Silmaril (5.10+, A2, V) Zion NP, Utah
• Southern Man (5.10, A2+, V) Yosemite NP, Washington
• NW Face of Half Dome (5.10b, C1, VI, 1 day) Yosemite NP, California
• Zodiac on El Capitan (5.8, C3, VI, 2012 (2 nights on wall)) Yosemite NP, California
• OZ-Gram Traverse-Mordor (5.10d, IV) Tuolumne Meadows, California
• War of the Walls (5.10c, IV) Calaveras Dome, California
• Hyperspace (5.11a, IV) Snow Creek Wall, Leavenworth, Washington
• Silk Road (5.11b, IV) Calaveras Dome, California
• Freeblast (5.10c, C1, IV) Yosemite NP, California
• Shune's Buttress (5.11, IV) Zion NP, Utah
• North Buttress of Middle Cathedral Rock (5.10, V) Yosemite NP, California
• Primrose Dihedrals on Moses (5.11+, IV) Canyonlands NP, Utah
• North Face of Castleton Tower (5.11-, III) Moab, Utah
• Apron Strings-Cruel Shoes-Grand Wall-Upper Black Dike (5.11a, A0, V) Squamish, BC
• Low Blood Sugar (5.11a, III) Clarks Fork Canyon, WY
• 30+ Desert Towers up to 5.11d
• Various Single Pitch Sport Routes in Thailand up to 5.11d
• Various Single Pitch Trad Routes in Index, WA up to 5.11d
• Various Single Pitch Trad Routes in Indian Creek up to 5.12-
Personal Alpine Rock Climbs:
• Traverse of De l'S (Upper Austrian), St. Exubery (Chiaro di Luna), St. Exubery-Rafael Juarez
• Ridge and Rafael Juarez (Upper Anglo American) (5.11a, VI, 1600m – Leader and Follower, All free, 3 days)
• Comensna-Fonrouge on Guillaumet (5.10+, IV) El Chalten, Argentina
• East Ridge of Inspiration Peak (5.9, IV) Pickets, North Cascades NP, Washington
• Acid Baby on Enchantment Peak (5.10+, IV) Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Washington
• Montana Centennial (5.11b, IV) AB Wilderness, Montana
• South Face of Aguille du Midi – Rebuffat (5.10a, TD+) Chamonix, France
• East Face of Chianti Spire (5.10, III) Washington Pass, Washington
• East Face of The Duck (5.10, III) Little Slide Canyon, High Sierra, California
• Third Pillar of Dana w/ Sit Start (5.10b, III) Dana Plateau, High Sierra, California
• Crescent Spire (McTech Arete 5.10b, III) Bugaboos, British Columbia
• West Face of North Early Winter Spire (5.11-, Grade III) Washington Pass, Washington
• North Face of Charles Webis (5.10d, Grade III) Los Arenales, Argentina
• Springbok Arete on Les Cornes (5.10c, TD+) Anderson River Range, British Columbia
• Goldfinger on The Stump (5.10, IV) Ruth Glacier, Alaska
• West Face of Colchuck Balanced Rock (5.11a, C1, IV) Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Washington
• Northeast Buttress of Mount Slesse (5.9, Grade V) Chilliwack Group, BC Canada
Liberty Bell via Liberty Crack (5.10+, C2, Grade V) Washington Pass, Washington
• El Mocho via Piola-Anker Route (5.10+, C1, ED-) El Chalten, Argentina
• NE Buttress of The Deacon (5.10+, IV) Cathedral Lakes BC, Canada (First Ascent)
Personal Mountain/Alpine Climbs:
• Artesonraju (SW Face, D, 6025m) Cordillera Blanca, Peru
• Quitaraju (North Face, D-, 6040m) Cordillera Blanca, Peru
• Chopicalqui (SW Ridge, AD, 6354m) Cordillera Blanca, Peru
• Mooses Tooth via Ham and Eggs Couloir (Alaska Grade 3+, AI4+, M4) Ruth Glacier, Alaska
• SW Ridge of Peak 11,300 (5.8, AI3, IV) Ruth Glacier, AK
• Whilians Route on Cerro Poincenot (5.9, M4, TD) El Chalten, Argentina
• Attempt on a New Route on the East Ridge of Hiun Chuli (6441m, ca. 5500m) Annapurna Himal, Nepal
• Harvard Route to the Summit of Mount Huntington (5.9, A2, AI4) Alaska Range, Alaska
• Fil a Plomb – North Face of Rongon du Plan – Mid Plan Traverse (AI4+, M4, TD-) Chamonix, France
• Supercouloir – Direct Start on Mount Blanc du Tacul (M6, AI5, ED2) Chamonix, France
• North Couloir on Mini Moonflower (AI5) Alaska Range, Alaska
• Southwest Ridge of Mount Frances (5.8, M4, AI3) Alaska Range, Alaska
• North Face – Swiss Route on Les Courtes (M4, AI3+, TD-, 3852m) Chamonix, France
• Central Couloir on East Dolence Peak (5.7, AI3, IV) Union Glacier, Antarctica (First Ascent)
• Cerro Fitz Roy – California Route (5.10, C1, AI3,TD) El Chalten, Argentina
• Bachichiki – South Summit via "The Pencil" or West Face Couloir (AI4, TD, 4500m)
• Ala Archa National Park, Kyrgyzstan
Peak 4150m – Privyet Spacibo (M6+, AI5, ED2) Ala Archa National Park, Kyrgyzstan (First Ascent)
• The Reality Face (AI5, 5300 ft, VI) East Face of Peak 13,100, Alaska Range, Alaska (First Ascent)
• Barnaj II 6300m – Northwest Buttress (AI5, 3000 of 5000 ft face) Zanskar, India (Bailed due to rock fall remains unclimbed)
• Barnaj I 6400m – SE Face (AI3, M4, 5000 ft face) Zanskar, India (Climbed to summit ridge – last 50 meteres remains unclimbed) (First Ascent)
• North Face of Dragontail (Cotter-Bebie, AI4, M6, 2800 ft, IV) Cascades, WA (First Free Ascent)
North Face of Athabasca (AI3, M4+, IV) Icefields Parkway, Canada
• Jim & Jeff's Excellent Adventure – East Face of Baronette Peak (WI4, M4, III) Yellowstone NP
• Pk. 11300 – West Face w/Sit Start (AI5, M5, 3500 ft, V) Ruth Gorge, AK (Climbed to summit seracs)
(First Ascent)
• The Devil's Advocate (AI5, M4, 4200 ft, VI) West Face of Peak 13,100, Alaska Range, Alaska (First Ascent)
Guided Climbs:
• 50+ Guided Summits of Mount Rainier via 4 different Routes (Ingraham Direct, Disappointment Cleaver, Kautz, Emmons)
• Climbs in Washington Pass up 5.9, IV
• Climbs in the North Cascades up to 5.7, AI3, IV (Triumph, Shuksan, Baker, Olympus…)
• Torment – Forbidden Traverse 5.6, V
• North Ridge of Mount Stuart 5.9, IV
• Mount Cook – Linda Glacier NZ Grade 3
• Rock Climbs near Moab up to 5.10
• Several Peaks in the Alaska Range including Mount Frances and Peaks in the SW Fork of Kahiltna
• Various Peaks and First Ascents throughout the Ellsworth Mountains of Antarctica.
• Planned Logistics and Guided the Soholt Peak Traverse, Antarctica (8 days)
• 20+ Mountaineering & Rock Climbing Skills Seminars varying from 1-13 days in the Cascades, Alaska & Antarctica
Guided Expeditions:
• 7 Denali Expeditions via the West Buttress (2009-2015)
• 10 Summits in the Vinson Massif (6 Vinson, 2 Shinn, 2 Sublime) (2010-2013)
• Ski the Last Degree Expedition to the South Pole (8 days)
• Lead Safety Guide on Pisten Bully Crevasse • Extraction in Union Glacier, Antarctica (1 month)
Lead Guide / Manager Roles:
• 2.5 Season as Travel Safety Manager in Union Glacier, Antarctica
• Oversee and manage ALE's glacier travel strategy, including implementation of best practices, safe practices, safe planning, travel risk assessments and work plans.
• Senior Guide at Alpine Ascents International
• 8 years as AAI guide. Lead Guide on trips and expeditions, act as a consultant for the office on many topics such as: new trips, improvements, client care, guide development, gear, etc.
• One of the Lead Guide Trainers for Alpine Ascents Int'l (2 Seasons). In this role, I help run and train new guides to the company in addition to our returning guides training seminars.
Climbing/Rescue Trainings Taken:
• Linked Snowmobile Training (2 days, Antarctica)
• Rigging for Rescue Seminar (7 days, Red Rocks)
• Rigging for Rescue Refresher & Protocols (3 days, Mount Rainier NP)
• Rigging for Rescue Lower on DC (2 days, Mount Rainier NP)
• Rigging for Rescue Self Rescue and Small Team Response (5 days, Colorado)
• Various In House Trainings with Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions (2010-2015)
• Various In House Trainings with Alpine Ascents International (2008-2015)
• Rigging for Rescue Self Rescue & Small Team Workshop (Signed up for Oct. 2015 Ouray, CO)
• Wilderness First Responder
• Avalanche Level 1 & 2
• 2010 McNeil – Nott Award (Nepal)
• 2013 AAI Guide Grant (India)
• 2014 Mugs Stump Award (India)
• 2014 AAC Lyman – Spitzer Award (India)
Day 1: Depart home country
Day 2: In transit
Day 3: Arrive Islamabad. Check all gear, review program itinerary
Day 4: Fly to Skardu
Day 5: Travel by jeep to Askole
Day 6: Trek to Jhola
Day 7: Trek to Paiju
Day 8: Trek to Urdukas
Day 9: Trek to Goro
Day 10: Trek to Concordia
Day 11: Trek to K2 base camp
Day 12: Trek to K2 Advanced base camp
Day 13: Descend to K2 base camp and sleep
Day 13: Descend to Concordia
Day 14: Descend to Urdukas
Day 15: Descend to Great Trango base camp
Day 16: Rest and organize gear in base camp
Day 17: Climb to Camp 1
Day 18: Climb to Camp 2
Day 19: Summit day and return to Camp 1 or base camp.
Day 20: Rest in base camp
Day 21: Trek to Paiju
Day 22: Trek to Askole
Day 23: Drive by jeep to Skardu
Day 24: Fly to Islamabad
Day 25: Depart Islamabad for home country
Days 26-35: Extra days in case of bad weather, flight delays, etc.
Great Trango Tower Climb
2020 Departures:
June 18
Deposit: $12,000
4 Climbers maximum, with 2 US Climbing guides & 4 local climbing guides
Balance due 120 days prior to departure
Costs Include:
• Airport pick up
• Welcome dinner in Islamabad
• American mountain mountain guide, support staff, porters, cooks,
• Accommodations in Islamabad (1 night) before the expedition, and (1 night) after the expedition.
• High quality camps will be provided during the trek, and tents will be provided during the climb.
• We provide all meals during the trek and climb. We bring high quality food from the US and source local organic food from Pakistan for this expedition (think real maple syrup and bacon!). We are happy to accommodate your dietary needs!
• All ground transportation in Islamabad.
• All regular scheduled air transportation in Pakistan. This includes round-trip air flights from Islamabad to Skardu.
• All group gear such as tents, stoves and pots/pans, fuel, ropes, snow, ice & rock protection, VHF radios (we have a base station in our base camp and climbers carry hand held VHF radios), oxygen and other medical items if necessary.
• Climbing permits, garbage deposit and removal fee, liaison officer.
• Use of our satellite phone, and satellite modem for internet access.
Costs Do Not Include:
• Wire Transfer Fee
• Airfare to Islamabad
• Food or Dining in Islamabad and hotel expenses before the program begins, extra days / nights if there is a delay, and after the climber has returned from the climb
• Personal items (see equipment list)
• A medical evacuation insurance is required for this expedition
• Medical Release signed by your doctor
• Any costs that are beyond the control of Madison Mountaineering
Cancellation/Refund Policy
• There are no refunds for the deposit or balance payments for this expedition. This includes but is not limited to, expeditions that conclude without a summit or progress towards a summit for participants due to route conditions, weather, insufficient manpower, or any other factor outside the control of Madison Mountaineering. Expedition leader has the final say on the expedition conclusion and will make all best efforts within our margin of safety.
• Participants that choose to leave an active expedition for any reason are not entitled to any refunds
• Madison Mountaineering, LLC highly recommends trip cancellation insurance for all expeditions
• Due to the nature and heavy costs of government and operator permits, Madison Mountaineering must adhere to a stringent refund policy
• Deposit due with registration materials
• All balances are due 120 days prior to departure date unless otherwise specified
• Participants whose balances are not received by the 120-day deadline as stated above, risk forfeiture of their funds and their place on the expedition
Note: Madison Mountaineering, LLC reserves the right to waive any fees. As we offer personalized service, we will attempt to accommodate changes and cancellations when necessary, waiving certain fees when feasible. Deposits paid by participants acknowledge the above cancellation terms.
Ice Axe: A short ice axe no longer than 60 cm.
Crampons: General mountaineering crampons
Trekking Poles: Adjustable poles for the trek to base camp
Climbing harness: An alpine climbing harness
Carabineers: 4 locking and 2 non locking
Belay / Rappel device: For rappelling or belaying climbers
Helmet: Must fit over a thick hat
Ascender: One right or left hand ascender (Petzl is best)
Prussik Cord: 20' or 7 meters of 6mm cord.
Light hiking boots or trekking shoes: For the trek to base camp, these can be worn at base camp and as high as camp 2 depending on route conditions.
Mountaineering Boots: A boot for climbing at 20,000′ with ample support for rock & ice climbing such as the La Sportiva Nepal EVO
Socks: Minimum 3 pair thick mountaineering socks and 3 pair liner socks
Short Underwear: 2-3 pair of synthetic short underwear
Long Underwear: 2-3 pair lightweight long underwear pants and shirts. 1 pair of heavy expedition weight long underwear.
Soft Shell Jacket: A hooded jacket
Soft Shell pants: For trekking and climbing
Insulated Jacket: Primaloft or Down
Expedition Down Parka: A hooded down jacket with 800 minimum down fill.
Insulated Pants: Primaloft or Down, these should have full side zippers.
Hard Shell Jacket: To be worn in wet conditions
Hard Shell Pants: To be worn in wet conditions, these pants should have full side zippers.
Headlamp: Bring extra batteries
Warm Hat: A warm fleece or wool hat.
Balaclava: to cover your face and neck on windy days.
Sun hat: A baseball style sun camp.
Buff: To wear around your neck & face to block the wind, UV rays, dust.
Glacier Glasses: wrap around style sunglasses with dark lenses
Goggles: With dark lenses.
Soft Shell Gloves: 1 pair
Shell gloves with insulated liner: 1 pair
Shell mittens with insulated liner: 1 pair
Expedition Backpack: A 40 liter internal frame back pack.
Trekking Backpack: Optional. A small pack for the trek in.
Sleeping Bag: Rated to at least -20 °F. Down is preferable over synthetic.
Compression stuff sacks: for reducing volume for your sleeping bag and down jacket.
Self Inflating pad: A full length air mattress
Closed Cell foam pad: Full length is best
Headlamp: Bring a spare set of batteries
Cup: 16oz. minimum
Bowl: ½ liter minimum capacity
Spoon: Plastic (lexan)
Sunscreen: 2 tubes, SPF 40 or stronger
Lip screen: 2 sticks, SPF 30 or stronger
Thermos: 1 liter capacity
Water bottles: 2 bottles with 1 liter capacity each
Water Purification System: Tablets or Steripen
Water Bottle Parkas: To keep your water from freezing
Pee Bottle: 1 liter capacity minimum
Pee Funnel: For Women
Knife: Optional
Toiletry Bag: Toothpaste, Toothbrush, baby wipes, etc.
Hand Sanitizer: 2 small bottles
Hand warmers / Toe warmers: 3 sets of each
Trash Compactor bags (4): To line stuff sacks and separate gear
Camera: lightweight with extra batteries
Travel Clothes: For days in Kathmandu.
Large Duffel Bag with lock: for transporting all personal gear to base camp.
Small duffel bag: to store items in the hotel
Small Personal First Aid Kit: Athletic tape, band aids, Ibuprofen, Moleskin, blister care products, personal medications, cough drops.
• Acetazolamide (Diamox) for altitude illness
• Antibiotics such as Ciprofloxin or Azithromycin for gastro intestinal or respiratory illness
• Ibuprofen for muscle soreness
• Pepto Bismol for loose stool
• Excedrin for headaches, anti nausea medications.
Climbing Snacks:
• Electrolyte Replacement Drink Mix: Bring a supply for 12 days such as Nuun.
• Energy Gel: Single serving gel packs such as GU, Clifshot, Powergel, etc.)
• Energy Bars: Power bar, Cliff bar, etc.
Madison Mountaineering is recognized for well thought out strategy in high altitude climbing expeditions, as well as high-quality service throughout. Because we have two decades of experience in the planning and coordination of mountaineering expeditions, our reputation is excellent. We strive to make each expedition the best possible experience for our climbers and focus on our 3 primary goals of success in reaching the summit, returning safely, and having fun!
Our guides are some of the best and most experienced in the industry, having a strong grasp of technical climbing, expedition, and high altitude experience, along with strong interpersonal skills. Our teams are small and equipped with the best support available to ensure the highest chance of success. We are renowned for our comfortable base camps, high-quality food, first-rate communications, and medical support services, all of which are overseen by a professional member of our team.
Most of our climbers have either climbed with us before, been referred by a friend who has climbed with us, or met one of our teams while attempting another peak and decided to join us for their next expedition. We work hard to facilitate safe, successful, and enjoyable expeditions for all of our climbers. Our track record and past climber testimonials prove we are not only experts in our field, but we also love what we do!


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Man, this episode has almost more lessons than I can count on one hand, and that's not a bad thing. There's responsibility, crimes and punishment, sins and forgiveness, everything you can imagine. And while I want to linger on it a bit longer… next week is the week. The big one. The one everyone's been waiting for. I might even have to go down and watch it live on TV.
Author Archives: Akatsukin
Aikatsu on Parade! – 005
Whoa, a Japanese anime that actually airs a Halloween special despite it being after the day itself, and still makes it feel like the holiday? Believe it! Much like I felt strongly for my memories of Hinaki and Juri last week, this week surprisingly does a wonderful job with Sumire in her part of the episode. And the way Raki is being written into these adventures places her squarely in a nice position of up and coming idol, without making her too strong or too good. But with each passing episode, the mysteries surrounding Onee-chan's experiment only deepen… What is her true objective?
Aikatsu on Parade! – 004
Well, I can't say I'm quite back 100%, but I'm here enough for this. Personally there was one other song I was really hoping to hear more, but I'm sure it'll come just a little bit later. After all, I just need to follow the moon's guidance to wait and do what I must, and good things will come.
Aikatsu on Parade! – 003
The best performance is in this episode! And this is a lot more about Raki learning from all the past idols so she can come into her own than simply retreading the same ground for nostalgia's sake. That ending though… what a surprise. Oh, and the reference during the Mermaid section may not have been the exact same as the Japanese, but it had to be changed because the original one from Urashima Tarou was so obscure that not even most Japanese people know what it is.
Next week's release will be later than this, as I'm moving to Japan for the next half year and my flight's over the weekend. I will still do everything in my power to get it out on time though, or my name's not Akatsukin!
Aikatsu on Parade! – 002 (Plus 01 4K version)
Idols from another school try to secretly invade? Now where have I heard that storyline before… See what happens this week when two stars come together to become one!
Also, our wonderful encoder tested what the 4K broadcast was like and redid episode 1. The native resolution is 810p, which means that it is the best size it can possibly be. We likely won't be continuing this going forward, but either way, you can now enjoy the opening of the story in the highest possible quality (outside BDs, probably).
Aikatsu on Parade! – 001
Ai! Katsu! Aikatsu! Watch it right now! It's amazing! It'll make you glad you were born!
Raki-chan herself has one interesting catch-phrasing I could explain, which is がんばっちゃお! ("ganbacchao!"). It's really the ending of this which she uses frequently, which is why she appears to randomly say "ciao" at one point, and probably more in the future. Just accept it and enjoy the little bundle of hope and inspiration.
P.S. Aikatsu on Parade is a sequel to Aikatsu, Stars, and Friends. For the full experience, watching all the the previous series in their entirety is a requirement.
Aikatsu Friends! – 076 (Ringing Bells)
In one way, nobody could have expected this to be the last episode, but in another, it was the only possible ending since the entire series started. As always, I encourage you to watch it first, and don't forget that the release date going forward will be a few days later than up until now because of the time change.
But as usual, I can't just let this end without saying anything. My raw reactions are in the same place as always, but I like to reflect a bit on how far we've come over the past year and a half together on this journey. When Friends started, it wasn't as rough a change or adjustment as coming into Stars, having been with the same girls for three and a half years. There was more acceptance and optimism, rather than worry over perhaps having lost something. And even the first episode, with Aine and Mio meeting as if by fate, was happier than the confusing, bittersweet collapse of Yume in the nurse's office. We knew from the start that this would be more about friendships and collaboration rather than rivalries and competition.
In exchange for drama and romance, we got to explore the nature of two strangers coming together and creating a force of friendship stronger than what either could make alone. Especially with the second season, competitions were put aside in exchange for repairing broken relationships, first between Hibiki and Alicia, then with Solvette and their circumstances, and finally with this episode. Even the climax of the season wasn't something like the Diamond Friends Cup, but a collaboration of the Jeweling Festival to raise everyone up together. Maybe it's just the times, but I think a message like that is exactly what we need to show what can be accomplished when everyone works together to create a miracle.
And although it only happened rarely, I and other friends my age I've talked to have really appreciated the episodes focusing on Tamaki, Chiharu, Ken, and Hariu. When Chiharu formed her brand as early as episode 4, I knew that Friends would be special in that regard. When Tamaki and Hariu began their rivalry when Reflect Moon entered the scene, it gave so much more character to both of them—and who could've expected that they would not only begin dating, but get married on screen as the finale of the entire series, with the town's bells finally, finally being put to use as wedding bells? It's hard to express just how much I now appreciate this careful treatment of the adults with their own host of issues separate from the girls. And I know that this encouragement for the adult fans of Aikatsu isn't coincidental, as two scenes this episode prove: Hibiki (and by association Mirai, Karen, and Alicia) are at least 18 2̶0̶ (forgot the legal age of driving is younger than adulthood in Japan) years old, as they can drive, and there's a line by Maika about the girls becoming adult idols who can support Tamaki in return for what she's done to raise them. Once again, I can feel that the creators of Aikatsu don't want viewers to just passively absorb the show, but to take its teachings as their own and go out into the world. We can't all be middle or high school girls singing and dancing as idols, but we can find someone special to us, and maybe one day become Friends through marriage.
It's been seven years, but I'm not ready to stop anytime soon. In less than a month I'll be moving to Japan for half a year for my research, but that won't interfere with the subs of Aikatsu at all. Whatever may come, I'll still be here, making sure that Aikatsu love is continued to be spread around the world. I hope you will be too. See you for Parade.

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Robert Fourniadis
Senior Vice President Residential
Robert Fourniadis joined Prism in 2012 as senior vice president heading the firm's residential division, which develops and constructs new for-sale housing. From 1999 to 2009, he served as senior vice president of Centex Homes, leading the company's New Jersey division, and previously was senior vice president and general counsel for Calton, Inc. and associate attorney with Giordano, Halleran and Ciesla. During his tenure at Centex Homes, and its predecessor, Calton Inc., Fourniadis acquired over 50 real estate projects comprising in excess of 9000 residential units. Approximately 6500 of these residences were developed between 1993 and 2009 resulting in $2.3 billion in revenue. These projects consisted of townhome neighborhoods, single family lots, active adult communities and urban infill/Brownfield redevelopments projects. The majority of the remaining lots were sold to other developers during this period. More recently, he served as real estate counsel in the Law Offices of Robert S. Dowd, as principal of RNA Real Estate Services, and as a partner in Rainmaker Capital. He earned a Master of Law degree from New York University, a JD from Western New England College, and a bachelor's degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University.


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Tomasz Maczukin authored
This icommit adds several changes related to the same topic - resetting a Runner registration token: 1. On Project settings page it adds a button for resetting the registration token and it removes the Runner token field that was confusing all GitLab users. 2. On Group settings page it adds the same button for resetting the registration token. 3. On Admin Runners settings page it moves the button to the same place as in Project and Group settings and it changes slightly the page layout to make it more similar to Group and Project setting pages. 4. It refactorizes a little the partial that prints runner registration description. Thanks to this Project, Group and Admin settings of the Runner are re-using the same code to generate the button. 5. Updates the translations of changed text.


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All-School Assemblies
Check the website for dates for assemblies which take place outside (weather permitting) right after the first bell. Songs are sung, announcements are made, and achievements are recognized at all-school assemblies. Parents are welcome to attend.
Coffee and Conversation
You can attend Coffee and Conversation with Principal Forrester every first Wednesday of the month from 8:10 to 9 a.m. in the Teacher's Lounge. You can ask questions, connect with other parents, and get informed about school activities and events.
Community on the Green
Bring the family, a blanket, and your own picnic dinner, and enjoy a lovely fall evening with the Roosevelt Elementary community. Music and entertainment, lemonade, and desserts are provided.
Composters / Community Garden
Before we started our composting program there were more than seven cans of garbage generated at lunchtime, EVERY DAY. Now that we are composting and recycling in Restaurant Roosevelt, we generate only one can of garbage each day, along with lots of wonderful compost material. Learn More >
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This annual event is a special opportunity for school families and members of the community to come together for an afternoon of fun. Past years have included classroom-sponsored carnival games, great food, vendor booths, a bake sale, a dunk tank, entertainment, and more! All students are given a fun pack good for tickets and lunch.
Family Art & Rhythm Night
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Hornet Hustle
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Roosevelt's LGBTQS Alliance is a group of parents and staff working together to promote safety, respect, and support for LGBTQ youth, staff, families, and allies in San Leandro schools. Learn More >
Multicultural Night
Fourth and fifth grade students have an opportunity to continue learning in the great outdoors. Camp Arroyo in Livermore is one full day of outdoor adventures available to every fourth grader. Exploring New Horizons at Pigeon Point on the coast near Pescadero is a 3-day, 2-night adventure available to every fifth grader.
Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Reading Academy
Restaurant Roosevelt
The Multipurpose Room (and the outdoor seating area when the weather is favorable) is transformed into Restaurant Roosevelt during lunchtime and restaurant-worthy manners are expected.
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Handa Art Historian Fellows
Akiko Yano
2002 - 2003
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Research Associate, Japan Research Centre
Dr Yano surveyed and researched medieval and pre-modern Japanese painting collections of the British Museum including in-depth scholarly study of over thirty works that have not been fully investigated in recent years during her fellowship period. She furthermore surveyed works by famous ukiyo-e artists in UK and European collections and presented her findings at scholarly events. Her Ph.D. thesis submitted to Keio University upon completion of her fellowship includes much of her research done during her fellowship. The fellowship also allowed her to take part in an ukiyo-e project as Assistant Curator, a project that culminated into a travelling exhibition entitled Kabuki Heroes on the Osaka Stage 1780–1830, first held at the British Museum in 2005, then at the Osaka Museum of History and Waseda University Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum. Dr Yano has since written on the subject of actor prints and ukiyo-e in various publications.


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First introduced in the 1980s, dental implants are a popular and reliable tooth replacement option. Numerous studies show that after ten years 95% are still in place. Much of this success owes to the implant's titanium post imbedded directly into the jaw, which then attracts bone growth. This additional growth securely anchors the implant in place for an unrivaled durability among other replacement options.
Still, a small percentage of implants fail — some in the first few months and others after a few years. Here are 3 reasons why, and how you can overcome them.
Poor bone quantity and quality. Implants need a certain amount of existing bone to succeed. Sometimes, though, there isn't enough because prolonged absence of a tooth causes bone loss around the empty socket. Conditions like diabetes, osteoporosis or tobacco use can also compromise bone health. It's often possible to increase bone volume with grafting, especially right after tooth extraction.
Teeth grinding habits. This occurs when you unconsciously grind or clench your teeth, usually during sleep. The habit can create forces far in excess of what's normal when we bite or chew and can damage or even break the crown attached to an implant. Besides reducing stress (a major factor for teeth grinding), you can also alleviate the abnormal force generated by wearing a night guard.
Periodontal (gum) disease. Although your implants are impervious to disease or infection, supporting gums and bone aren't. Plaque, a film of food and bacteria that builds up on tooth surfaces, can cause gum disease that weakens the supporting tissues (gums and bone) of the implant. This can give rise to a specific condition with implants known as peri-implantitis where the infected gum tissues and bone around it deteriorate, leading to the implant's catastrophic loss. To avoid this, practice consistent daily hygiene, including around the implant. And see us regularly for checkups and cleanings, or as soon as possible if you see signs of gum problems.
If you would like more information on dental implants, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Dental Implants: A Tooth-Replacement Method that Rarely Fails."
Magician Michael Grandinetti mystifies and astonishes audiences with his sleight of hand and mastery of illusion. But when he initially steps onto the stage, it's his smile that grabs the attention. "The first thing… that an audience notices is your smile; it's what really connects you as a person to them," Michael told an interviewer.
He attributes his audience-pleasing smile to several years of orthodontic treatment as a teenager to straighten misaligned teeth, plus a lifetime of good oral care. "I'm so thankful that I did it," he said about wearing orthodontic braces. "It was so beneficial. And… looking at the path I've chosen, it was life-changing."
Orthodontics — the dental subspecialty focused on treating malocclusions (literally "bad bites") — can indeed make life-changing improvements. Properly positioned teeth are integral to the aesthetics of any smile, and a smile that's pleasing to look at boosts confidence and self-esteem and makes a terrific first impression. Studies have even linked having an attractive smile with greater professional success.
There can also be functional benefits such as improved biting/chewing and speech, and reduced strain on jaw muscles and joints. Additionally, well-aligned teeth are easier to clean and less likely to trap food particles that can lead to decay.
The Science Behind the Magic
There are more options than ever for correcting bites, but all capitalize on the fact that teeth are suspended in individual jawbone sockets by elastic periodontal ligaments that enable them to move. Orthodontic appliances (commonly called braces or clear aligners) place light, controlled forces on teeth in a calculated fashion to move them into their new desired alignment.
The "gold standard" in orthodontic treatment remains the orthodontic band for posterior (back) teeth and the bonded bracket for front teeth. Thin, flexible wires threaded through the brackets create the light forces needed for repositioning. Traditionally the brackets have been made of metal, but for those concerned about the aesthetics, they can also be made out of a clear material. Lingual braces, which are bonded to the back of teeth instead of the front, are another less visible option. The most discrete appliance is the removable clear aligner, which consists of a progression of custom-made clear trays that reposition teeth incrementally.
How's that for a disappearing act?!
If you would like more information about orthodontic treatment please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about the subject by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "The Magic of Orthodontics."


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The Lake Akan sightseeing cruise boat starts operating in late April each year. The first week of the operation doubles as an icebreaker cruise, when you'll experience the rare thrill available only on Lake Akan as the cruise ship crushes the ice on the lake's surface as it pushes through. Magnificent views of Mt. Meakan, Mt. Oakan, and Lake Akan provide a spectacular backdrop to the ride, and the chill in the air will pass by unnoticed as you surge ahead through the ice, feeling it crack and crunch as you go.
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The lefty launched a cut around the bend some 365 yards, causing such such a stir from the gallery at Augusta National that players on the par-5's green even turned around to see what happened. The shot set up an easy birdie as Watson pulled away from the field to capture his second green jacket.\nAfter being victimized by Matt Jones earlier in the year, Kuchar finally ended a stretch of great play with a win by providing some dramatics of his own. Following an approach to the greenside bunker on Harbour Town's final hole, Kuchar knocked in his third shot for an unlikely birdie and a one-shot win over Luke Donald.\nHow about picking up your first PGA Tour title by holing a shot in a playoff to beat one of the game's best players? That's what Jones did, knocking off Matt Kuchar and producing a great call by Johnny Miller: "The secret is here where do you leave this shot... that looks good... Maybe you leave it in the hole!" Jones also made a 46-foot birdie putt on the same hole in regulation just to get into the playoff.\nThe 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass has produced plenty of memorable moments through the years, but none quite like this. After a wild tee shot that nearly spun off the green and into the water and a fluffed chip shot, Kaymer looked like he'd lose control of the tournament he'd dominated since a 63 on Thursday. But he responded by draining a bending 35-foot par putt. Another par on No. 18 gave Kaymer his first Players title.\nAfter winning golf's "fifth major," Kaymer cruised to his second real major title at Pinehurst. On Saturday, he seemed to wrap up his wire-to-wire win with this shot out of a sandy waste area to about six feet on the par-5 fifth to set up an easy eagle. The shot -- at a time when it looked like the German might finally stumble -- pushed Kaymer's lead back to six and he wound up winning by eight.\nComing off an out-of-nowhere double bogey on No. 16 to cut her lead to one, Wie suddenly needed to finish strong at Pinehurst to capture her first major. On No. 17, Wie safely found the middle of the green on the par 3 and then drained a 25-footer for birdie. The putt gave her a cushion heading to the last tee and she hung on for a two-shot win over Stacy Lewis.\nThe unheralded Mo Martin winning a women's major was unlikely enough, but to do it in the manner she did was downright ridiculous. The diminutive Martin hit a 3-wood on Royal Birkdale's 18th from about 240 yards that rolled about the final 50 before caroming off the flagstick to set up an unlikely eagle -- her first of the year. The shot gave Martin her first LPGA victory of any kind as well.\nIt's hard to pick just one shot when you win by 13 (!), so we simply picked Langer's final stroke at Royal Porthcawl. The German made one final birdie on the last hole to cap the largest margin of victory in Champions Tour history.\nUnlike at the British Open, it actually appeared McIlroy was going to come up short at the PGA. He trailed by three heading to the back nine on Sunday until this 3-wood on Valhalla's par-5 10th from 280 yards out. McIlroy acknowledged after the shot came off left and low of what he was trying to do, but it wound up seven feet from the hole, setting up an eagle that ignited his come-from-behind win. "You need some luck in majors and that was my lucky break."\nThere was no luck involved here. With a one-shot lead on the 17th hole, McIlroy found a fairway bunker on the right. But his sandy uphill approach to 10 feet set up another birdie and gave him just enough of a cushion to survive a crazy finishing hole and pick up his second straight major title.\nMickelson may have come up just short at the PGA Championship, but he proved yet again that no golfer entertains quite like him in the first FedEx Cup playoff event. Mickelson found the same grandstand two days in a row (he made a bogey and a par) and opted to hit from among the crowd both times. His adventures sparked a #PhilWasHere campaign on Twitter.\nAfter nearly blowing a six-shot lead, McIlroy turned things around in a hurry late on Saturday. He eagled the 16th hole and then struck a pure 5-iron right at the flagstick on his approach from 237 yards on the par-5 18th. McIlroy knocked in the 10-footer for a second eagle in three holes to take a six-shot lead into Sunday, which he converted to claim his first claret jug.\nCouples capped a closing 61 with a chip-in eagle on No. 18. Good thing, because Billy Andrade also eagled the hole to send the two to a playoff. There, Couples birdied the first playoff hole to secure the win.\nLong known as a great ball-striker, Horschel's hot putter carried him to a win at the season finale and at no time was this more clear than on the 16th hole. With things getting tight in the tournament and the chase for the FedEx Cup, Horschel made a mess of East Lake's 16th hole, but managed to roll in a 30-footer for par that kept him comfortably in front. Horschel would hang on for his second win in a row to earn the biggest payday ($10 million) in golf.\nAnother European victory was just a matter of time by Sunday afternoon at Gleneagles, but the unheralded Ryder Cup rookie offered an emphatic ending. Donaldson stuck a wedge on the 15th hole to concession range to wrap up a 4-and-3 win over Keegan Bradley and start the Euro party.


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Just how are we supposed to answer such big questions from children when they are big questions with no visible, concrete answers even for us? That is especially difficult when you know a lot rides on that answer. One such question is about the existence of God? How do we know God is Really There? is a book by Melissa Cain Travis and illustrated by Christopher Voss and published by Apologia that might get you started with your little ones and maybe, even firm the debate dialogue in your own mind.
The story is a simple plot that plays out in many bedrooms, kitchens, backyards, and yes, treehouses over and over. A mother and child or a father and child playing and learning together when a child suddenly asks that question that makes our mind jerk to a halt and releases the feelings of inadequacy and even a little fear as the questions of our own spill into our mind. What? How did we get here now? How can I possibly explain this to him when I can't always put words to this myself? How do I tell her that I just know God exists because I see Him everywhere when He is invisible? Using wonderful illustrations that look drawn by a child and almost real enough to touch the crayon wax and words that fill your mind with awe and lead you through a rational discovery through the known ideas of science to the abstract thinking in a step by step path to the only conclusion that makes sense of a person who chose to create the world and has the power to do it. You end with a pretty powerful answer to that all-important question: How Do We Know God is Really There?
The book's scientific content does seem a bit weighty for very young children, but it can be a good read-to-me book for five to eight year olds and a good read together book for up to about ten or eleven with some children. The concept though can be used in conversations beyond that age level. Many young children and some special needs children may not get all the deep content the first time, but they will get the gist that can be grown through repeated readings as they grow older. The analogy to to rewinding a video is a humorous way of toning down that weighty science material. if it isn't enough, the idea might lead you to something even better that your child will understand, so don't fear giving this book a chance.
You can find this book on Apologia's web site to get more information or to order. The price is $16.00 for a durable, glossy, full-color hardback copy. That is affordable, but is it worth it? Three parents that I asked to read the book felt it was a great way to handle this tough question. Two students I read it to, including one in ASL, got really big-eyed and curious and really loved the pictures. The book got even the four year old who happened to be listening, too, talking about how "God is so big and can do anything." That delight was enough for me to make it a part of our library permanently.
I I have heard many parents say I wish I had the old textbooks back when they knew how to write a textbook. Those old textbooks are difficult to find and even more difficult to find in good condition. Dollar Homeschool has provided a series of textbooks that are definitely from days gone by. The Eclectic Series was used between 1865 and 1915 as the exclusive curriculum for schools in the United States. The books are definitely written in the time when things were detailed, elegant, and concise.
Included in the Eclectic series are the subjects of Grammar, History, Reading, Math, and Science. All of the books are in the .pdf format. One of the best known sets of books available is the McGuffey series. It has long been held as a true classic. Also available is Ray's Arithmetic, White's Arithmetic, Norton's Elements of Physics, Norton's Elements of Chemistry, Norton's Elements of Natural Philosophy, Cromwell's History, and many others. You will find something for every subject and age level that covers the topics in a style that can't be found today.
Accessibility for the most part is limited not by the textbooks themselves, but by the technology needed to present them for use today. The .pdf format is unsecured which would normally allow accessibility equipment to use the material either directly or copied into another accessible program, but the .pdf sources were pictures derived from the scanning in of the documents. Accessibility equipment needs text in most cases. Optical Character Recognition or OCR is the only way to get text from scanned images. That might be possible here, but the condition of the original texts may have made this too difficult of a process. For many of my readers and for me, this makes these incredible sources useless for the most part. However, for those who can use them and love the teaching styles of these old texts, Dollar Homeschool has delivered a good product for you to use.
Yyou can get the entire Eclectic series for $159.99 on CD and for a limited time, you can get free shipping. To get a much better idea, go to http://www.dollarhomeschool.com.
I was provided a copy of the entire Eclectic series for the purpose of writing this review. I was not compensated in any other way, and the opinion is entirely my own.
Regardless of your style of teaching, you often need just the right worksheet or activity. Often, your brain just can be taxed anymore. That is when you need a really good place to go for fresh ideas, or ready-made worksheet to save you some time. The site, http://www.abcteach.com, may be just what you need.
For $40.00 a year or $70.00 for two years, you can have access to over 35,000 printable worksheets on various subjects and grade levels. You have access to clip art for any type of classroom project or decoration. You also can find activities and templates for projects like book report forms, research note card forms, etc. You won't find any annoying advertising either. There is also customer service available to answer your questions and give tips. Whether you need a learning center, or research project, or just a practice worksheet, you can find it on this site, and it is growing every day with more and more resources being added.
As part of the TOS Crew, I received free access to the site for about a month. For myself, I was unable to access most of the site, since I am almost totally DeafBlind. I was disappointed because I was looking forward to browsing the site. I had to get sighted help to get any help at all from the site. Accessibility is great for sighted users, but those who need screen readers will be unable to make sense of the page for the most part. I know the main page has 104 links that are recognizable to the screen reader, but I can't seem to get to them or know what they are. It reads "Your online resource for children's Education and thousands of free printable worksheets and activities plus over 35,000 pages of worksheets… Then it skips to a series of links in the highlighted Directories under "Sandy's Picks." Many of the links are icon links made of graphics, and there is a table with a graphic that contains the links. A screen reader just can't access that at all. I hope the owners will work on the accessibility of their site. I have many parents of hearing/sighted children who are blind and deafblind themselves. They like to work with their children just like other parents do. These parents need resources, too. If you can access the resources with sighted help, you will find the .pdf format files are open to the accessibility options allowed by Adobe. Of course, that is only suitable for hearing blind because Adobe forces you to use their text to speech program. This program doesn't allow access to a screen reader that allows braille access. Therefore, I can't recommend this site for my blind and deafblind parents. Sighted parents will find it quite user-friendly, though.
If you need worksheets or activity ideas, this site will certainly give you a lot of help. Check out the ABCTeach site at http://www.abcteach.com for more information.
It seems today with television and video games so popular that it is almost impossible to get them outdoors for exercise, play, or learning. As parents, we are always on the lookout for ideas and resources to motivate our children to get out and enjoy the beautiful world God made for us. Nature Friend magazine is just the ticket.
These magazines just lying on the coffee table or school desk beckons you to pick it up with each gorgeous full-color cover page and back cover. My students love to grab it at break time and pour through the pages of full color pictures of animals and insects and scenery. Each basic magazine has a crossword puzzle or word search and an art activity including a drawing activity. Drawing skills are wonderful to have to allow your students to document their outdoor studies with sketches as well as journaling. There is also a wonderful nature photo with a fitting scripture for students to learn for the month. In addition, the entire issue is written from a biblical perspective and appropriate scriptures throughout reinforce the concept that God is the creator, and the whole earth is his handiwork depicting His nature to us. You also have a fun scavenger hunt to let your students improve their observational skills hunting for the drawings of a plant, or an insect, or animal track hidden in the pictures throughout that issue. Some are easy, but others really make their eyes work.
The optional, but inexpensive study guide extends these activities for fun and learning even more adding several more pages of pictures and stories, and fun. There are research activities, photography tips, word searches, crossword puzzles, etc. All of these activities help to reinforce the information found in the stories and articles on different animals and insects. Learning different ways to get good photos of nature is so informative and fun. Students will love getting outdoors to try getting the best angles. There are also writing activities for students to try. Journaling about nature observations can be fun, and is a learning tool used by naturalists.
Your students can also mail in submissions of the activities they have done to Nature Friend that just might be included in a future issue. They can send mail asking questions or telling how they love the magazine. They can also write their own articles or stories about nature and send it to them. Each issue has lots of art work, articles, photos, etc. done by the young readers of the magazine. That will certainly motivate your young naturalists.
Nature Friend will be useful for many special needs students, as well. The font is a comfortable size for learning disabled students and many low vision students. The reading level is easy to comprehend while challenging the student with its content. My students love to read the articles and sign or fingerspell their favorite things to me. Your students don't have to sign, but let them tell you what they like, too.
Nature Friend is available by subscription for $36 for 12 issues in the U. S. while Canada and Mexico subscriptions are $49 and International is $62 for 12 issues. The study guide can be added for just $2.00 per issue for 12 issues and is highly recommended by this author. Nature Friend is well worth this price with all the fun packed into each issue. To find out how to subscribe to Nature Friend magazine, go to http://www.naturefriendmagazine.com. This just might be the magazine that gets your students off the video games and into God's creation.
Lapbooking? Doesn't sound like my cup of tea, as they say in Britain. I am married to and have raised self-proclaiming"geeks". Truth be known, I am probably a little on the geek side, too. I have just never cared for things that seemed like art. I was about to dismiss this review as "not very useful" if I am being honest. I wouldn't give a bad review for that reason, of course, but I don't know if I would have put a good effort into it, though. My conscience wouldn't let me do that really, so I asked around and got other opinions about lapbooking in general and this particular set from A Journey through Learning. Boy, did I get a surprise!
Almost every parent in my school for homeschoolers had heard of lapbooking and loved it. The parents find it so useful for their children in learning and more importantly, retaining the information they learn. These parents felt that the process of building presentation booklets on specific topics increased their students' interest level in the subjects, too. The ability to make lapbooks almost 3D with the use of various paper folds adds additional interest and skill to the unit studies. This method is very similar to scrapbooking and just as versatile, it seems. A Journey through Learning unit studies take a great method and make it easy to learn with the detailed instructions and tip guides. The well-designed templates and colorful photos and clip art helps make it easy to create advanced and spectacular booklets. The study guide provided with each one gives your student a great start at learning. Lapbooking and A Journey through Learning cover all the modalities needed to make learning a success with the ability to teach the skills of following instructions and working together (when a family tackles each project). You can then tie it all together with the ability to express themselves creatively.
Accessibility for these projects is there for the .pdf since Adobe has the text-to-speech ability. Of course, there is no braille output for this, but the authors do have the ability to copy text for accessibility turned on which will allow it to be pulled into other screenreading programs for large print, better voices for the blind, and braille for the deafblind. The great colors available in the templates are good for low vision, and the templates can be printed out at larger scales for those with low vision. These can definitely be modified for many special needs students.
These great lapbook units on all kinds of subjects from amphibians to reptiles, to the Civil War to the Bible can be found at the web site, http://www.ajourneythroughlearning.com. The prices are very affordable and are available in three formats: downloadable .pdf at $13.00, CD_ROM at $14.00, and print at $21.00. Created by two homeschooling moms for homeschoolers who understand what you do and what you need to teach your students, these lapbook sets are just the ticket to success.
Science has always been one of my favorite subjects. I love teaching science with lots of student exploration and hands-on activities. I believe in an organized method of presenting how to follow the scientific method and why. I want the work of exploration done by the students and the activities to be interesting, beneficial, and fun. By having similar steps to follow while doing the learning, students naturally learn and understand the scientific method and other concepts necessary for science. I haven't found many curriculums that could capture all of that together and certainly not with a Christ-centered emphasis. Apologia does all of that and in an exceptional way.
Dr. Jay Wile who says he was an atheist for many years actually set out to prove there could not be a God, but proved to himself the opposite. God has now used him well as a Christian professor and as a textbook writer of science texts for grades 7th- 12th. His company also publishes other science texts suitable for K-6th students as well as a geography course and a writing course. He understands homeschoolers as he and his family has homeschooled his children. Dr. Wile began helping teach science at the local co-op. His classes were so popular for their quality and fun that it was often suggested that he publish his lessons. The many Apologia users are so thankful he did.
In his courses, Dr. Wile uses chapters set up as modules. The modules are separated into sections with questions at the end of each section and chapter review questions at the end of each module like many curriculums. The questions check not only knowledge, but higher order thinking, too. Dr. Wile really makes sure the student gets the concepts and can analyze and apply them. Experiments are built in and designed to be done as you come to them when it is most appropriately matched with the reading. The lesson is fresh and the observations from the experiments can help the students thoroughly explore each concept. Each course also has a multimedia cd, or it is built in to the full course that can be purchased as a computer text. These multimedia experiences enhance the curriculum in ways that most students would not be able to do at home or even in a regular classroom giving further exploration and adding interest to the curriculum. Every course has a set of application problems for each module carrying the student into further study and analysis of the concepts. After that, the student completes a study guide with definitions and exercises and essay questions. If your student follows and uses all of these activities making sure they can answer any of the questions, they can be assured of success on the test. The use of these activities in the way it is presented goes a long way to model and teach your student the proper methods of study that can be transferred to all subjects. The high quality of these courses can also help your student if they wish to study one science area through each successive level. In so doing, your student can be prepared to take the Advanced Placement or entry level CLEP tests for a particular area such as Biology or Physics.
As beneficial as the method is, the best part of these courses is the way Dr. Wile writes. He writes in a conversational tone with simple, clear explanations. You actually get the feeling that he is sitting across the table enthusiastically sharing his passion for science with you. The writing appeals to almost all students even those who don't like science. I have seen many a student including special needs students who hated science become engrossed in his style of teaching falling in love with science. That in itself is the main reason I love this curriculum. You can feel the passion for science coming through the lessons.
Dr. Wile's curriculums can be found on the Apologia website, www.highschoolscience.com. You can also contact Dr. Wile via email from the site. He is very personable and will help you if you have any questions. I greatly appreciate the help he has given me and my students who can't see a textbook or hear the audio files. Christian curriculums can't be found in braille. Dr. Wile has graciously helped us provide a format that our students can use regardless of the equipment that must use to access the text. It is truly a blessing. His courses come in well-made print texts that have wonderfully coated pages that make them great when near the materials used for experimenting. The texts including teacher's guide and test booklets are $85.00 and well worth every penny. The Full Text on CD-Rom including the multimedia files is $65.00, and multimedia and mp3 cds are $15.00 each. Courses for elementary grades are $35.00. Wonderful prices for such great and thorough curriculums that will surely make an impression on your students. Turn your student into a scientist with the Apologia curriculums.


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High School Roundup: Middletown blown out by Berlin
The Middletown girls basketball team fell to 11-9 at the hands of 19-1 Berlin Monday night.
The Blue Dragons had trouble scoring, netting just 15 points at halftime -- trailing 41-15. It didn't get much better after the break, even though the Dragons scored more in the third quarter (16 points) than they did the entire first half -- the team still fell 79-41. Ebonie Ellison led MHS scorers with nine and Keyani Smith added eight. Raven Wright-James was held to just seven.
Cromwell 42, Old Lyme 40
Alex Marchinkowski scored a team-high 13 points but it was the final two that were the most important as she netted the game-winner at the buzzer to beat Old Lyme Monday. Both teams end the regular season at 16-4.
Portland 57, H-K 40
The Highlanders helped themselves by finishing the season with the same record as Cromwell and Old Lyme (16-4) and didn't help H-K's bid for one of two remaining playoff spots in the Shoreline Conference tournament. Sarah Bierly (17 points), Lindsey Dionne (16 points) and Kelly Coleman (13 points) had big nights offensively for Portland. That play transpired on defense as those three combined for 25 rebounds. Jordan Schultz scored a game-high 19 points for H-K in the loss.
Coginchaug 37,
North Branford 36
Coginchaug finished the regular season at 17-3 and secured the No. 1 seed in the SLC playoffs. It was senior night and the Blue Devils honored its four seniors. Erica Jones and Taylor Edinger each scored eight points in the win.


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Jolly's Cracked It Wins Again
Jolly's Cracked It maintained his unbeaten record over hurdles at Ascot on Friday despite an uncharacteristic mistake at the second last hurdle.
He had jumped really well until then in a race run at a muddling pace and was in full command until his error which cost him momentum at a crucial time.
I liked the way he found more when pressed and he will have learned from the experience.
I'm sure Jolly's Cracked It will be suited by a better race run at a decent gallop because he is so good with a lead.
Hopefully he will get that when he goes to Sandown early in January for the Tolworth Hurdle which I have had in mind for him for a while.
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**Supplies needed to make this project include heavy duty 1/4" double sided tape (this or similar); see complete list of supplies needed to make the project below.
School's in session! Join me to create this interactive 6x6 school themed file folder mini book, perfect for sending your child off to school for the very first time or documenting the school years of your teen! Featuring the Scholastic collection from Authentique Paper.
One library pocket/card is included in the kit, click here to order more!
As always, the Layle By Mail kits include everything you need to complete the project, including color photos of each page of the project as well as step by step instructions!
Watch the video for a quick flip through of the completed project -
Supply List:
12x12 Trimmer
Standard Hole Punch or Cropodile
Paper Piercer or 1/8" Hole Punch
Stapler or Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher
Pop Dots/Foam Adhesive
Corner Rounder
Bone Folder or ScorPal
1/4" Heavy Duty Double Sided Tape (this or similar)


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