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Posted Mar 15, 2013 by Steven Schultz
Innovation Forum 2013
Postdoctoral research Lei Tao with graduate student Kang Sun of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. (Photos by Frank Wojciechowski)
Taking top honors at Princeton University's eighth annual Innovation Forum on the evening of March 12 was part of a whirlwind transformation for Lei Tao.
Just a year ago, the postdoctoral scholar considered himself a pure researcher, working with his adviser, Assistant Professor Mark Zondlo, to solve technical problems associated with understanding the behavior of greenhouse gases. But then colleagues around the world started asking if he and Zondlo had plans to sell the sensors they created.
Tao and Zondlo won a spot in a National Science Foundation program to provide intensive hands-on training in starting a business. Then they entered the Innovation Forum, an annual event organized by Princeton's Keller Center to showcase research with commercial potential. Representing one of six teams that delivered rapid-fire pitches to an audience of more than 100 at Princeton's Carl Fields Center, Tao impressed a panel of business leaders with his plan to break into the growing market for environmental sensors with a powerful, portable and inexpensive device.
"I was thinking I would be in academics," Tao said. "Princeton opened up the opportunity for me to go into a whole new area."
Broadening an academic focus to include a business perspective was a common story line at the gathering. The Innovation Forum brings together teams of faculty members, postdocs and graduate students to pitch ideas for commercializing early-stage research to a panel of judges. After signing up to participate, the teams submit brief descriptions of their ideas and videotaped pitches. The judges ask questions and offer feedback before the researchers make final three-minute pitches at the event.
Innovation Forum winners, from left, Lei Tao, Eric First and Arvind Ravikumar
The winning team received $15,000 while the second and third finishers receive $10,000 and $5,000 from the Keller Center.
Second-place winner Eric First, a graduate student in the chemical and biological engineering, said the process was eye-opening. "I never thought of myself as being business oriented," said First, who presented a technology that would allow operators of coal-fired power plants to remove carbon dioxide from their smokestack emissions far more cheaply and efficiently than currently possible.
First's perspective started to shift a couple months ago when he worked with the University's Office of Technology Licensing to obtain patent protection for his group's work. However, even when he entered the Innovation Forum his pitch was focused more heavily on the technological innovation than the business need. The judges coached him to give more attention to the market potential and the risks that an investor would face if they chose to backing his effort. Frist said he also benefited from advice by visiting professor of entrepreneurship Derek Lidow and the Keller Center's social entrepreneur in residence Brian Trelstad, who encouraged him to make his pitch more personal.
First changed his opening slide from a general overview to a photo of a 900-megawatt power plant in his hometown of Orlando, Florida, which produces 17,000 tons of carbon dioxide a day. "The problem is that if this pollution trend continues, my hometown may soon find itself facing destruction by increasingly severe hurricanes or drowning by rising sea levels," Frist told the audience. His technology, which was developed in the lab of lab of Christodoulos Floudas, the Stephen Macaleer Professor in Engineering and Applied Science, could save $54 million a year for the Orlando plant alone, while helping stabilize levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
As the teams mixed with audience members during a reception while waiting for the judges' decisions, First said he is now considering a career in business after finishing his Ph.D.
Third place went to Arvind Ravikumar, a graduate student in electrical engineering, who presented a new type of chemical sensor for use in military, environmental and other fields. The sensor, which emerged from the work of Princeton's Mid-Infrared Technologies for Health and the Environment Center, offers the possibility of replacing multiple expensive devices with a single modestly priced unit, Ravikumar said.
Judges said all six presenters received high marks for demonstrating novel ideas that addressed real market needs. (For a full list of presenters, see the Innovation Forum website.) The judges also praised the Keller Center, which sponsored the event, for building a vibrant entrepreneurial culture at Princeton, bridging world-class research with the skills needed to bring a technology to market.
Nicolas Pégard (left), a graduate student in electrical engineering, discusses his research during at a reception during the Innovation Forum.
"As someone who has been in business my whole career – with big companies and small ones – I think that it is extremely helpful to have some mentors who help make these young folks aware of the business realities they are going to face as they bring these concepts to potential investors or even if they try to pursue the venture themselves," said forum judge Frank Galuppo, chief executive of DAX Technologies based in Matawan, New Jersey.
In addition to the Keller Center and the Office of Technology Licensing, the event was sponsored by the law firm of Drinker, Biddle and Reath and the accounting consulting firm Wiss & Co. Both firms are participants in the Keller Center's Venture Sponsors Program, a network of investors, lawyers and consultants who collaborate with Princeton faculty and students in an effort to build a regional "entrepreneurial ecosystem."
Judges said they particularly appreciated the level of risk analysis and market research that Tao brought to his presentation, titled "Fingerprinting the air with portable gas sensors."
Tao said that the device he and Zondlo developed could tap into the $2.2 billion market that industry and government spend on sensing gases for safety, health and environmental monitoring. Tao and his collaborators plan to market their invention as a portable, battery-powered sensor that can replace the expensive and bulky laser-based sensors that are currently used. However, he added that a significant challenge is to package their technology into an easy-to-use, attractive product, which is something he said he would use the prize money to pursue.
"Lei was really tackling something that was big and messy and really needed the miniaturization and portability that he could bring to the problem," said judge Lorraine Marchand, principal at life sciences consulting firm BioSpark and member of Mid Atlantic Bio Angels, a group of investors who fund early-stage life sciences companies.
Tao said his presentation benefited from his previous experience with the NSF-funded program, called iCorps, a kind of business boot camp for researchers. A key part of the iCorps method was to require participants to talk to as many potential customers as possible.
That legwork impressed Marchand. "Lei qualified and quantified his problem by seeking customer input," she said. "A really good sign for an investor and strategic partner is that he went out to 100 customers and quantified that there really is a need."
For his part, Tao is now confident about where he wants to take his career. "I am going to try to push it as far as I can," Tao said of his new business. "The feedback is very positive, so I think I can make it happen."
Innovation Forum 2012
Eight teams pitched their innovations to a panel of VCs, industry experts and angel investors at the sixth annual Innovation Forum held on February 29 in the Friend Center Auditorium 101. The event drew a sizeable audience of students, faculty, and members of the entrepreneurial community who came to listen to teams and the keynote speaker Christian Theriault. Christian, who won first place in the 2011 Innovation Forum, shared his experiences commercializing a university technology and creating a revenue-positive company since inception. Read the full story here.
First Place:
Title: Sensing Sheet for High-resolution Structural Health Monitoring Over Large Structures
Presenter: Branko Glišić
Department: Civil & Environmental Engineering
Team Members: Naveen Verma, James Sturm & Sigurd Wagner (Electrical Engineering)
Second Place:
Title: Chirped Laser Dispersion Spectroscopy, a New Method for Gas Sensing
Presenter: Michal Nikodem
Department: Electrical Engineering
Team Members: Gerard Wysocki (Electrical Engineering)
Third Place:
Title: Better Cancer Therapeutics through Better Biological Modeling
Presenter: Danna Hargett
Department: Molecular Biology
Team Members: Stephen St. Jeor, Lisa Keyes & Marianna Bego (University of Nevada Reno)
Innovation Forum 2011
Read the article on the 2011 Forum.
Eight teams pitched their innovations to a panel of VCs, industry experts and angel investors at the sixth annual Innovation Forum held April 7th in the Friend Center Auditorium 101. The event drew a sizeable audience of students, faculty, and members of the entrepreneurial community who came to listen to teams and the keynote speaker Vivek Pai. Associate Professor of Computer Science, Vivek Pai, talked about his experience of spinning out three technologies from Princeton. During the keynote, the judges deliberated and selected the winners. The winners were announced at the poster session and reception in the Friend Center's Dean's Convocation Room.
First Place:
Title: Tunable Acoustic Gradient Technology
Presenter: Christian Theriault '07 *08
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering/TAG Optics Inc.
Team Members: Craig Arnold (Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering)
Second Place:
Title: SuryaTech
Presenter: Yifei Huang
Department: Electrical Engineering
Team Members: Sushobhan Avasthi (Electrical Engineering); James C. Sturm (Electrical
Engineering, PRISM)
Third Place:
Title: Multifunctional Targeted Imaging Nanoparticles
Presenter: Vikram Pansare
Department: Chemical and Biological Engineering
Team Members: Robert K. Prud'homme (Chemical and Biological Engineering)
Innovation Forum 2010
Forum drives University innovations toward marketplace
Posted Apr 19, 2010
By Chris Emery
In just three minutes, John Groves explained how his innovation could save time.
Groves, a chemistry professor at Princeton University, told a panel of business leaders gathered on campus April 8 that a new technology he helped develop could catch dangerous side effects of drugs in the earliest stages of development, long before they would be tested in humans. Compared to existing technology, he assured the panel, "we can do it faster and cheaper."
Click to watch videos of the presenters at the 2010 Innovation Forum.
Groves was among 16 presenters at the Keller Center's fifth annual Innovation Forum, which showcased Princeton research that has the potential to be commercialized. The scientists and engineers extolled their innovations to an audience of investors, members of the University community and a panel of judges that, after hearing the quick presentations, allotted more than $40,000 to the top three entries.
"World-class research is performed in the labs here at Princeton, and we will get a glimpse of some of this research tonight," Pablo Debenedetti, vice dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, told the audience. "There are many ways that this research can be deployed to benefit society and improve our world. One way is to encourage faculty to share their research with interested observers such as you and create opportunities for scientists and engineers to talk with investors and community members about the real-world applications of their work."
This year's forum was sponsored by the University's Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, the Jumpstart New Jersey Angel Network and Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP in conjunction with Princeton's Office of Technology Licensing. Jumpstart Chairman Mario Casabona said his organization participates in the forum as a way of supporting innovation and entrepreneurship. "Programs like this continue to foster the culture of innovation that we have worked so hard to achieve and maintain here in New Jersey," he said.
The presentations, in fields including health, optics, computing and transportation, were followed by a poster session and reception in the Friend Center Convocation Room.
From left, John Groves, Hahn Kim and Niraj Jha were selected as the top presenters at Princeton's fifth annual Innovation Forum. (Photo: Frank Wojciechowski)
The winning entry, presented by Hahn Kim, a postdoctoral researcher in chemistry, also involved speeding the process of drug development. Called OrgCast, it is a method for quickly generating large numbers of molecules and testing whether they are reactive in the human body. Using the technique, Kim and his collaborators have identified about 4 million molecules that hold potential as new drugs.
Second place went to HepatoChem, the technology developed by Groves and Marc Bazin, a visiting associate professional specialist in chemistry. The technique mimics the way the liver works, enabling the automated and rapid biochemical analysis of drug compounds to speed the scientific discovery of new drugs and drug metabolites.
Third place went to Niraj Jha, a professor of electrical engineering, who developed a technology called NATURE for use in general-purpose computer chips called field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA). NATURE provides a more efficient way of storing data on FPGA chips, leveraging advances in nanotechnology and potentially enabling FPGA chips to increase their currently small share of the market.
Two of the entries addressed health and infrastructure problems in remote regions of Africa. Ismaiel Yakub, a graduate student in mechanical and aerospace engineering, presented a system for using inexpensive clay filters to remove parasites from drinking water, and Tiffany Tong, an electrical engineering graduate student, proposed a method for manufacturing and distributing solar-powered lanterns to areas with no access to the electrical grid.
"People don't realize how big of an issue this is," Tong said during the poster session. "Many people rely on traditional, nonrenewable resources that are expensive and produce a lot of smoke. As a result, children can't study at night, and many people suffer respiratory problems. We propose using cheap LED lights and housing them in bodies made of wood or other natural materials instead of plastic. There's a huge potential market."
To see the full list of the 5th annual innovation forum presenters and their innovations, click here. Read full 2010 Innovation Forum article and view video presentations here.
To read about the fourth annual innovation forum held in April 2009, click here.


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2 Winch St,
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Tel: (508)877-3030
Grades: PK - 12 | 150 students
At Sudbury Valley School, students from preschool through high school age explore the world freely, at their own pace and in their own unique ways.
They learn to think for themselves, and learn to use information age tools to unearth the knowledge they need from multiple sources.
They develop the ability to make clear logical arguments, and deal with complex ethical issues.
Through self-initiated activities, they pick up the basics; as they direct their lives, they take responsibility for outcomes, set priorities, allocate resources, and work with others in a vibrant community.
Trust and respect are the keys to the school's success.
Students enjoy total intellectual freedom, and unfettered interaction with other students and adults.
Through being responsible for themselves and for the school's operation, they gain the internal resources needed to lead effective lives.
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"Because I heard it is a good school." That may well be, but there are some other factors in the private school selection process we need to consider.
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I'd sport one of these so long as the t-shirts don't fail like the hubs do.
Available now at Laek House.
Found on Prolly.
I'd sport one of these so long as the t-shirts don't fail like the hubs do.
Available now at Laek House.
Found on Prolly.
Hanan Alves-Hyde bringing the Hellfire!
My favorite shot (by Pat Benson) from the SCNCA Elite Championships this past weekend at LA Velodrome. Yeah I know Prolly blogged about this earlier today but I like this photo better. Heh heh.
Beaver, Rob and I had a good time on Saturday watching the Keirins and the Individual Pursuits (the Keirin tournament was just a wee little bit more exciting). Wish I coulda watched the Sunday action too but I went down to race the San Diego Cup instead. More about that later…
See more SCNCA Championship shots here. Results will be posted here (all I know right now is Kit Karzen won the Omnium).
Congrats too all the 2010 State Champions!
Check this out, guys! Tony Zaldua's new belt made from a Vittoria tire, EAI cog, chain and my broken Campy Sheriff Star hub. Spotted last night at Encino Velodrome. Genius!
Oh and Tony wanted me to mention… "PATENT PENDING!"
Photo by Beaver.
Disc porn at the Offene Rennbahn Orliekon (open track races at Oerlikon Velodrome in Zürich).
Found on Martin Gmuer's Flickr.
I can't stop thinking about that Rauler Pista I posted this morning. Check out the details on some of the parts. Hawt!
Found on Velospace.
One big fat chainring!
A vintage NOS Campagnolo Pista 35T inch pitch chainring. That's equivalent to 70 teeth in regular half-inch pitch! Shown next to a 50T chainring to show you just how much of a monster it is.
If you think you've got the legs to push this gear around, you can grab it on Ebay.
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A new toy just arrived in the mail.
So so pretty…
Found on Milano Fixed.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Amazon Studios Picks Up Animated Pilot 'Sara Solves It'
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9 Story Launches 'Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood' Globally
Toronto-based 9 Story Entertainment has announced the global distribution launch of the new animated series. Inspired by the character from the long-running PBS series Mister Rogers' ... Continue Reading →
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The legacy of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood will continue on PBS, thanks to a new animated preschool show, slated for fall of 2012. The show, which is called Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood ... Continue Reading →
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Step 1: Supplies and Tools
Styrofoam Cooler - I got the cheapest one I could find from Wal-Mart for about $5
Tape - the stronger the better, I would suggest duct or packaging tape. Something that could hold up to some abuse outside
Insulation - Batting or Packaging Peanuts work great and are easy to find around the house. You can use Hay or Shredded Newspaper too. However some cats are allergic to Hay. It is important that whatever insulation you choose, it not be rigid or unable for the feline to burrow in it.
Plastic Bags - So the insulation does not got moldy from moisture I'm putting it in plastic bags.
Scrap Fabric - For added warmth and burrowing capabilities inside the shelter I used some scrap fleece I recycled. A old pillowcase or cotton fabric works great as well.
Box Cutter
Adhesive (Optional) - make sure it is suitable for use with styrofoam
Thanks for the inspiration. http://www.instructables.com/id/Cat-House-for-the-Winter-and-for-Feral-cats/
I like how you did this.
I did something similar a couple of years ago, none of the feral cats used it. Mine took longer and was more expensive - but worth the experience.
Wish I'd seen this years ago when an old stray adopted my backyard! (I'm deathly allergic to cats, so I couldn't touch it or take it inside.) Ended up building something much more difficult and not nearly as nice as your idea.
One question - Do they need an escape route out another side?
As far as a escape route, I find that keeping the entrance just large enough for the cat to get in and out of makes the shelter pretty defensible. Feral cats are pretty tough and I feel could hold their own if another animal tried to get at them while in the shelter.


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Nike x Todd James Cortez – Running Man Pack
February 15th, 2008 by X | 9 comments
As a part of Nike's quickstrike Running Man pack there will be a number of different Nike running shoes released in collaboration with a various artist. The first pair we've already shown you is the Nike x Misha (PAM) Air Max 90, now we have the second pair from the Running Man Pack which is the Nike x Todd James Cortez. These are available now at Hanon Shop.
Color: Obsidian/White-Pac Blue
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Picked as one of Booklist's Top 10 Craft and Hobby Books list.
"This is one of my favorite pattern books to pick up when I find out that a friend is expecting a baby. The patterns are simple but have beautiful details…. Also, the photography is beautiful, and I really like the way they emphasize the texture of the finished knit fabric in each design." —Alison Backus, Knit Picks director
"[F]rom the first page (and first project) to the last page, you'll be charmed. The photography is so delightful...These designs are sure to become appreciated heirlooms rather than dated hand-me-downs." –Knit 'n Style
"I like that the projects are either very useful or at the very least they will make beautiful gifts. Since we won't be having anymore babies I'll be more than happy to make some for my friends' little ones. [T]he styling and photography of this book is beautiful, it makes the whole experience of flipping through its pages even more enjoyable if you know a mom-to-be that knits; the book itself would make a wonderful gift." –A Little Hut blog
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Chaves Wins Christianity Today Book Award
Christianity Today has awarded Book of the Year honors to American Religion: Contemporary Trends by Mark Chaves, professor of sociology, religion, and divinity at Duke. The book provides up-to-date information about religious trends in the U.S., exploring such questions as what Americans mean when they say they believe in God, what church attendance really looks like, and the religious and social implications for the decline of liberal Protestant denominations.
American Religion won the Christianity Today book award in the "Christianity and Culture" category. The judges noted, "Chaves explains commonly cited trends such as mainline decline and megachurch popularity, and offers new statistics that help Christians situate themselves in the larger religious marketplace." The book was published by Princeton University Press in 2011.


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[Image: Eight screencaps - Deanna joining Beverly in Ten Forward, Beverly comforting a distressed Deanna, Beverly comforting Deanna in Sickbay, Deanna looking concerned at Beverly, Beverly and Deanna in a graveyard looking sad, Beverly watching Deanna sleep in Sickbay, Beverly inspecting Deanna's face wound, Deanna looking concerned and Beverly looking sad. Images from Trekcore.]
OK, so… does anyone have any Bev/Dee h/c recs to throw my way?
favorite fictional ladies | 5/∞star trek: the next generation | beverly crusher
Best of Both Worlds
└ 5. favourite female character → doctor beverly crusher
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Ruxton - Local Area Photos and Information
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Ruxton is a populated place located in Bent County at latitude 37.748 and longitude -103.147.
The elevation is 4,222 feet. Ruxton appears on the Ninaview U.S. Geological Survey Map. Bent County is in the Mountain Time Zone (UTC -7 hours).
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3 Bedroom Independent House for sale in Syphon Chouraya, Udaipur
60 - 1 crore
duplex independent house
udaipur, Syphon Chouraya, Udaipur - 313001 (Rajasthan)
- Area: 2000 SqFeet
- Bedrooms: Three
- Bathrooms: Two
- Floor: Ground
- Total Floors: Two
- Facing: West
- Furnished: Furnished
- Transaction: New Property
- Price: 60 - 1 crore
- Age Of Construction: Under Construction
- Possession: Immediate/Ready to move
duplex independent house in Amrit Nagar, Syphon Chouraya
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Sketch of 'The Mission of Mercy: Florence Nightingale receiving the Wounded at Scutari' (includes Sir William Linton; Alexis Benoît Soyer; Sir Henry Knight Storks; Florence Nightingale)
by Jerry Barrett
pen and ink, circa 1857
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Sony NEX-F3 w/18-55mm & 16mm for $500 (other NEXxies eligible too)
The Sony free 16mm f2.8 NEX pancake lens promotion continues as you can see at Adorama and also the detailed table with all eligible cameras we just posted. All the cameras that have the "Save up to $248.00 with bundle." text under them are eligible for this offer.
With the Sony NEX-F3 with the 18-55mm kit lens now going for $500, and the free 16mm f2.8 pancake lens coming for free, and the NEX-5N kits running out at hot prices at authorized and reputable dealers, this may be the most affordable new-in-box-from-authorized-dealers entry-point into the NEX system at this point in time.
NOTE: if you are buying at B&H and Adorama, look for the "Buy Together and Save" link, click on the link there, and look for the 16mm f2.8 lens shown with a $250~ discount that makes its price $0. [see example]
+ BLACK: Best Buy and B&H Photo and Adorama
+ SILVER: Best Buy and Adorama
UPDATE: If you want to stock up on lenses, B&H Photo is offering the above kits along with the 55-210mm lens for $650. You are essentially getting the 55-210 for +$150. Look for it in black, white or silver. They are in pre-order at the moment.
And if you are a prime fan and want more prime NEX lenses, you can optionally grab the Sigma NEX f2.8 duo (19mm and 30mm) for $200 total.
For a refresher on the camera, check the list of completed Sony NEX-F3 reviews.


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Join us for an introduction to the Linaro Automated Validation Architecture (LAVA), Linaro's automated test framework. The session will present an overview of what LAVA is (and is not), review current use cases for using LAVA and also introduce you to the LAVA team and other LAVA events. For current users of LAVA we will ask the question "What is LAVA missing", to get you thinking about ways we can improve LAVA to better meet the needs of our community.
Etherpad Link - http://pad.linaro.org/p/LCE13_LAVA_Introduction_and_Updates
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A trial has been set for the owners of Twilight Boutique, March 2.
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Joan Synenberg has set a trial for Oct. 15 for Sean and Sherry Lightner of Columbia Station, both 36 and the husband-wife owners of the business, and for Shane Spohn, 26, an employee who lives in Parma Heights.
All three face felony drug trafficking charges. Police say the 586 packs of "herbal incense" -- sold under names like K2 and Spice -- that were confiscated in the raid contained illegal chemicals.
They are all three free on bond.
But Scott Lucas, attorney for Sean Lightner, said the court has yet to rule on a motion to dismiss the charges based on "unconstitutional vagueness" of the state statute under which they were charged.
Twilight Boutique at the end of May. A sign said it was moving to Parma.
Linndale Sgt. Tim Franczak, whose department spearheaded the raid, said the defendants are charged with a first-degree felony for selling products that contain an analog of the .
The products are marketed as herbal incense, but kids and young adults roll the vegetable matter -- which is treated with chemicals -- into cigarettes and smoke them for what they call "a legal high."
K2 and other synthetic marijuana disappeared from the shelves briefly after the ban, but were replaced by similar products containing slightly different chemicals.
Franczak said lab tests showed the products Twilight Boutique were selling contained an "analog chemical" that was substantially similar to the banned ones.
But Lucas said the defendants are challenging Ohio's recently enacted "analog" law on the grounds that "ordinary, everyday people have to have sufficient notice and understanding of what has been made illegal."
According to Franczak, an undercover officer from Linndale purchased an herbal incense product at Twilight earlier this year that was found to contain an illegal chemical.
Linndale then got a search warrant, which it executed March 2, confiscating not only the incense packets but hundreds of pipes and other smoking implements.
Company representatives have steadfastly denied the charges, saying the products being sold at Twilight Boutique were legal.
The DEA banned the chemicals after growing evidence the they were unsafe and have led to thousands of emergency room visits.


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Alan James - UKC and UKH - on 02 Oct 2012 - www.ukclimbing.com
The Austrian Climber and Mammut athlete David Lama has agreed to do an interview for UKC. In a change from our usual procedure we thought it would be nice if we opened up the interview to readers to submit the questions. David has replied and agreed to this although he did say, "please don't have 10 questions on a single topic".
Those who have followed David's exploits will understand what he is referring to here. He is best known for the Cerro Torre controversy covered in depth by Jack Geldard in this article - http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/item.php?id= 60034
Aside from this he is undoubtedly an extremely talented climber with some great ascents in his portfolio, like this one we reported earlier this year - http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/item.php?id=66831
If you have any questions you would like to ask then please add them to this thread. Keep in mind that we are more likely to use your question if it isn't about the Cerro Torro controversy, although we will ask about that as well.
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SEATTLE (November 12, 2012) – Hotel 1000, downtown Seattle's premier luxury destination, and BOKA restaurant+bar, announce "Holiday Throwback," a festive collection of events, special prizes and good, clean holiday fun, harkening back to a more innocent time.
Festivities will launch with a Holiday Tree Trimming Party & Ugly Holiday Sweater Swap on Tuesday, November 27th from 4 – 6 pm., featuring popcorn stringing, impromptu caroling and a gifting boutique. Guests are encouraged to bring their ugly holiday sweaters of years past and find a new one, while sipping on signature BOKA eggnog and decorating the hotel's holiday tree with vintage lights and ornaments.
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- Every Tuesday in December, BOKA restaurant+bar will host an Ugly Holiday Sweater Party during Happy Hour. Anyone who wears their ugly holiday sweater will be entered in a weekly drawing for dinner for two at BOKA. Every Wednesday in December, BOKA's Chief Mixologist and master infuser Mi-Suk Ahn will offer her rye whiskey infusions at a special price. On Monday, December 10 at 5:30 p.m., Mi-Suk will host a special infusion-making class where guests can take a stab at the craft, featuring BOKA bites and an infusion for each guest to take home.
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Whether short or tall, portly or slim, a man needs to shop for his clothing with his individual physique in mind. Since most people aspire to look like some idealized version of themselves, selecting clothes based on a particular body type is as old as fashion itself. Whereas I believe that familiarity with the geometric principles that downplay girth or emphasize height or breadth is helpful, such information should be viewed as a guide rather than dogma.
I have seen the most well-dressed men wear clothes in stark contradiction to the accepted dictates of fashionable physiognomy. I can recall one portly, older gentleman looking so debonair in his large, plaid, hefty tweed sports suit simply because it was cut to perfection. I am told that no other group of men would parade down Savile Row in the thirties with more panache than the contingent of Brazilian diplomats, most of whom were under five feet seven and all of whom wore their soft-shoulder, double-breasted suits with cuffed trousers. Proportion in dress in the foundation of all classic dressing. The truly stylish man knows enough about the rules to know how and when to break them.
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The Dynamics of Educational Attainment for Blacks, Hispanics, and Whites
AbstractThis paper estimates a dynamic model of schooling attainment to investigate the sources of discrepancy by race and ethnicity in college attendance. When the returns to college education rose, college enrollment of whites responded much more quickly than that of minorities. Parental income is a strong predictor of this response. However, using NLSY data, we find that it is the long-run factors associated with parental background and income and not short-term credit constraints facing college students that account for the differential response by race and ethnicity to the new labor market for skilled labor. Policies aimed at improving these long-term factors are far more likely to be successful in eliminating college attendance differentials than are short-term tuition reduction policies.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) – There may be a State Trooper on your child's school bus this week, but not because of those in the bus, it is because of other drivers on the road.
As part of National School Bus Safety Week, October 18 through the 22nd, DPS officers are riding random school buses statewide as they look for motorists who illegally pass buses while their red safety lights are flashing.
"Loading and unloading are the most dangerous times for students who ride school buses, and motorists should remember that state law requires them to stop for a school bus when its red alternating flashing lights are on," said David Baker, DPS Assistant Director with the Texas Highway Patrol. "We'll have Highway Patrol troopers riding random school buses across the state, and we'll issue citations to drivers who violate the law." Violators could face fines of up to $1,000.
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Chimney doctors fix ailing flues
Randy Fournier (left) with R & R Chimney out of Eagle and East Troy and Bob Zimny carry a stainless steel chimney liner across the roof of a home owned by Bill Henningfeld near Elkhorn. Photo by: Carol Spaeth-Bauer
Bill Henningfeld of Elkhorn stood near a stack of cut firewood Feb. 13, burning a pile of brush as he watched Randy Fournier and Bob Zimney push a stainless-steel liner down the chimney of his house. The stack of firewood stretched nearly half the length of his yard, a supply that he figures will last him three years, with wood-burning supplying about 95 percent of the heat for his house.
But since a damaged clay flue backed smoke into his house on Jan. 30, his firewood supply has gone untouched.
"I'm afraid to look at the gas bill this month," Henningfeld joked.
The clay flue in Henningfeld's chimney shifted, and smoke started leaking from ceiling light sockets and fixtures. A fire engine from Troy Center responded to the emergency call and "the one guy that showed up said, I don't know who's coming," Henningfeld recalled, since many fire crews were in Burlington at the time fighting the fire at Echo Lake Foods. Luckily, there was no fire, but the temperature in the chimney climbed to about 400 degrees, Zimney explained, and the house suffered smoke damage.
Henningfeld has seen plenty of chimney fires in his time. As a boy, cutting firewood was his job, since his family burned wood as a main source of heat. They had a number of chimney fires, he said. They would throw salt on the fire or drop a chain down the chimney to knock creosote off the chimney walls.
If you burn wood, you have to know what you're doing, Henningfeld explained. The wood he burns has dried for at least two years.
"Green wood is the worst," Henningfeld said. "The sap builds up. That's the way you get chimney fires."
Every spring Henningfeld takes apart his wood-burning furnace and cleans his chimney.
Fournier and Zimney of R&R Fireplace and Chimney out of East Troy and Eagle said people with woodstoves or wood furnaces should clean their chimneys every year. Homeowners with fireplaces should clean their chimneys every two years. R&R gets the most calls for chimney cleaning in the fall, with more calls for repairs during the winter when something goes wrong, Fournier said. However, they have been busier than usual in the past month, Fournier added. He thinks the number of chimney fires in the surrounding area recently might be causing people to take extra precautions.
In Henningfeld's case, they bypassed the area with the damaged clay flue and busted open a spot in the basement for the stainless steel chimney joint to sit once joined to the liner, giving Henningfeld a safe setup for burning wood to heat his home.
"For people who burn wood, you have to do it right or they will have problems," Fournier said.
According to the U.S. Fire Administration, more than one-third of Americans use fireplaces, wood stoves and other fuel-fired appliances as primary heat sources in their homes. Heating fires account for 36 percent of residential home fires in rural areas every year, often due to creosote buildup in chimneys and stovepipes.
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The U.S. Fire Administration recommends having equipment inspected annually and cleaned by a certified chimney specialist.
Tips for keeping home fires burning safely include:
Clear the area around the hearth of flammable material.
Leave the glass doors to a fireplace open while burning a fire to provide enough air for complete combustion.
Install stovepipe thermometers to help monitor flue temperatures.
Use only seasoned hardwood. Soft, moist wood accelerates creosote buildup.
Build small fires that burn completely and produce less smoke.
When building a fire, place logs at the rear of the fireplace on an adequate supporting grate.
Never leave a fire in the fireplace unattended.
For more tips, visit www.usfa.fema.gov/citizens/home_fire_prev/heating/fireplace.shtm.
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Nov 03, 2012 10:34 PM
The only bad part is that obama won't be out of office on Nov 7. He can do a lot in 2 1/2 months. We have the lame duck session, putrid executive orders and the kookbama pardons to go. And, BTW, Eric Holder was around as an operative in the setup of the clinton pardons.


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Is The Cost of Cosmetic Surgery Deductible?
Maybe. The cost of cosmetic surgery that a taxpayer undergoes voluntarily to improve his/her appearance but not to meaningfully promote the proper function of the body is generally not deductible.
However, the cost of weight-loss program has been deemed deductible if it is undertaken to relieve a disease or a defect, such as obesity or hypertension. Furthermore, costs for breast reconstruction after a mastectomy and vision correction by laser surgery are also deductible medical expenses.
Smoking-cessation programs that help alleviate the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal are usually deductible, but the nicotine gums and patches that can be purchased over the counter are not considered medical expenses.
Is The Cost For Special Schooling For Physically Or Mentally Handicapped Children Deductible?
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T.I.: Out of Prison, Back in Halfway House!by Free Britney at . Comments
Rapper T.I. is - for the second time in three weeks - out of prison and on his way to a halfway house to complete the remainder of his sentence.
Hopefully they don't yank him back this time.
T.I. was released August 31, having served nearly all of an 11-month sentence for violating probation, only to be returned to prison after allegedly failing to disclose - and conducting business on - a pimp ass tour bus that he rolled out in.
When T.I. walked out of the Arkansas federak prison on August 31, he tweeted, "The storm is over & da sun back out." Well, it wasn't out for long.
Prison officials sent U.S. Marshals to the halfway house after that concluding T.I. had unauthorized people on the bus that transported him there.
Authorities also allege that T.I. was doing business on the bus (regarding his reality show), something he denies, but would compromise his release.
Yeah, it was a bizarre situation, but it's apparently been resolved. T.I. will be in the halfway house until September 29, then freed altogether.T.I.'s lawyer, Steve Sadow, lauded the decision, saying:
"We have good reason to believe that this favorable result was reached because of the proactive and assertive approach taken to protect T.I.'s rights."
"By providing B.O.P. officials and the media with reliable and accurate information," T.I. proved that he "did not intend to violate his transfer furlough."
The rapper never intended to violate this "or any other B.O.P. rules en route from the prison facility in Arkansas to the halfway house in Atlanta."
Sadow adds that, "T.I. will be released from custody on Sept. 29, and then will be supervised by the U.S. Probation Office for a period of 1 year."
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to yoll niggaz in the streets watch out T.I is back yoll gonne feel him*life goes on*
i knew u can do it man i love u t.i.
thats wat am talkin bout.real nigga in street again dats wats up dowg
its great that my man is out. watch out for him u rapperz. he is gonna kill u big time!
i am so glad that you are out try not to go back ok so dnt go back theres no place you want to be okay love u t.i enjoy your life
congz for T.I... we waiting for yo comeback!!!!
They cnt hold u dwn for long my nigga keep ur head up
They cnt
I believe in u T.I.!!!!!!!
I'm so proud of T.I. having his life given back to him after serving this time. I know he is ready to do all the Positive things in society. The Akoo clothing line up & running, the Book Deal from Harper Collins,Book/Power & Beauty, the Reality show on the way is proof he can have life back in a great way! I can't wait to see his charitable events take off as well. He is such a talented & creative soul. Jail is no place for this man. God has so much more for his life. God Bless T.I. i'm always praying for him. That's what you do, pray for one another, not judge. Stumbling is a temporary thing.


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Note from President of UGA Alumni Association
I am so honored to be the new UGA Alumni Association president. But I must admit it's going to be a difficult task following in the footsteps of past president Vic Sullivan (BBA '80), my immediate predecessor. I want to publicly thank him for his unselfish service to the university.
During Vic's term, the Alumni Association initiated the very successful Bulldog 100 program, in which we annually recognize the top 100 companies owned or managed by UGA alumni. He spearheaded our effort as we partnered with the UGA Athletic Association and brought the newly created UGA Days to several key cities across Georgia and the South last spring.
Vic's keen leadership also helped us launch our latest signature program, the 40 Under 40 program. This new initiative, which recognizes our 40 best and brightest young alums under the age of 40, is designed to honor graduates who are doing great things early on in their careers, both in and out of the workplace. We will celebrate our first class at a September 15 luncheon in Atlanta.
I hope to continue in the proud tradition that Vic and my other predecessors have built. I see my position as one of engagement with my fellow UGA grads. Cultivating a strong and loyal spirit to the university among our alumni undoubtedly inures to the benefit of the 34,000 members of our current student body. Since 1996, we've had seven Rhodes Scholars, while, during that same period of time, Virginia had four, Emory three, Georgia Tech two, and Florida and Vanderbilt one each. Without question, UGA is one of America's great public universities, and the enthusiastic support of its alumni has been essential in helping to bring this about. Our continuing priority and that of the university is to provide our current students with the best educational opportunities possible.
While our focus is always on our current students, a strong alumni group also can benefit the alumni themselves. Staying connected with our beloved university and building and maintaining a network of UGA friends is a benefit in itself. I know that I would not be where I am today had I not had the support of my fellow alums. It was a truly a humbling experience when, at my swearing-in as a United States District Court Judge last May, I looked out and saw so many people from the university community in attendance. Supporting the Alumni Association is a way that I can try to give something back to an institution and a group of people who have done so much for me.
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Armatage Neighborhood Association Priority Plan passes!
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Our Annual Summer Festival is only a week away! New this year: We will take credit cards!! Food Truck! Craft Fair and one of the cities Hottiet bands - Stereo Confession.
We need your help! Please sign up to volunteer 1/2-1 hour of your time to make this a successful neighborhood event!
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The ANA is pleased to announce the addition of a "Shop Local Marketplace" at this year's Summer Festival. The Armatage Summer Festival is Monday August 11th from 6:00-8:00. We are looking for artists, crafter's and small business owners that would like the opportunity to promote their work.Read more...
Upton Bikeway Meeting
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Residents of Fulton and Armatage are encouraged to attend a community meeting on July 8, 7:00 at Armatage Park to review plans for a bike boulevard on the southern leg of Upton Ave S (from 50th Street to 62nd St W) and 62nd St W (from Upton to Queen). Public Works staff will present the proposed plan, including markings, signage and traffic calming measures, and solicit feedback from residents and road users. The bike boulevard is scheduled for installation this summer and fall.
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Penn Avenue S. Reconstruction Update June 26th, 2014
Phase II Construction Week of June 23th
New water hydrant will be installed at 53rd Street W. To accomplish this, the City will need to shut down the water tonight. Water service for all residences and businesses between 52nd and 54th Streets W will be impacted between 11 pm tonight until 5 am tomorrow. Notices have gone out to these addresses.
Resident Infill Construction Update
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Dear Neighbors,
On March 7, I introduced an interim ordinance (that was unanimously passed by City Council) that temporarily paused the demolition and new construction of single and two-family dwellings in five neighborhoods (Linden Hills, Fulton, Armatage, Kenny, and Lynnhurst) experiencing a rapid pace of demolition and construction of new homes.
Movie and Music in the Park 6/2-6/8
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Music & Movies in the Parks Week of 6/2 - 6/8
Lake Harriet Bandshell
Shows start at 7:30pm Mon, Wed-Fri; 2:00pm and 5:30pm on SundaysÂ
311 Extends Hours
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A note from Council Member Palmisano:
Please help us spread the word: Minneapolis 311 launches weekend hours tomorrow!
Weekend hours will be 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM on Saturday and Sunday, with Monday through Friday hours remaining at the current 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
We're excited about offering greater opportunity for residents to reach City services. Please let us know how it works for you!
2014 Garage Sales!
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Here is the link to the 2014 Armatage/Kenny Garage Sales! The weather looks great to enjoy this community event. Good Luck!


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Maci Bookout may look like a million bucks, but she's apparently landed in some major financial hot water. The reality star rose to fame on MTV's 16 & Pregnant and then four seasons of Teen Mom, for which she was paid an undisclosed sum.
It apparently wasn't enough though. In Touch has reportedly gotten their hands on a copy of a tax lien against Maci, which shows that the red-headed beauty owes a whopping $78,308 to the IRS from 2011. Ouch!
So how did this happen? Maci reportedly worked as an independent contractor for MTV, which means they didn't withhold any money for taxes from her paycheck. Instead, she was supposed to budget for such things and pay her taxes out of pocket in a lump sum.
As someone who worked as a freelancer for years, I totally get how difficult it can be to spend the money instead of saving it -- somehow you always think you'll earn more. I feel ya, Maci. Maybe not to the tune of nearly $80K, but I feel ya.
A source told In Touch that Maci is totally having a hard time with the sticker shock. "She's in denial," the source reported. "She needs to find a way to pay back this money. She's gotten herself into a lot of trouble."
Someone else told the mag, "She's been telling people that she's working on paying it back, but very little progress has been made."
To make matters worse, Maci is currently unemployed and doesn't make a lot from hyping companies on social media. We're hoping she's finally going to finish her book or that the rumors about Teen Mom coming back to the small screen are true. Because let's be honest -- we can't get enough of the southern adorableness that is Maci, and we'd like to see her earn some cash and get out from under her financial woes.
Not mention how much we're worried for what this means for Maci's 5-year-old son Bentley. Not paying your taxes can have dire consequences, from destroying your credit to landing you in jail. At the very least, it's got to be stressing mama out and taking time away from him so she can earn the money to pay it back.
Hopefully Maci has a plan and all will be right with the IRS before too long.
Have you ever had to pay the IRS back taxes?
Image via Maci Bookout/Instagram
YES! i have. and they keep trying too say i never paid. and charging me late fees. KEEP EVERYTHING! there trying to screw me over
^ promotes teen pregnancy? uh, never have I seen that show and thought, wow that looks awesome! It looks miserable most of the time. And fyi teen pregnancy AND abortions are at a RECORD low, as in, as low as they have EVER been since they began to record the numbers. But I do think she needs to move on and rely on herself. It's time to grow up and earn a living like the rest of us.


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Verses: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10
Leading Question: How can Paul write a personal letter to believers he scarcely knows?
As reported in Acts 17:1-10, Paul had spent only three Sabbaths preaching in the Jewish synagogue when turmoil erupted and the believers sent Paul and Silas to Berea. The Thessalonian correspondence has to be seen against the backdrop of that very brief visit.
1. A prayer of thanks (1 Thess. 1:1-3). In his opening greeting, Paul gives thanks for the Thessalonian believers, commending them for the three traits that come at the end of the celebrated chapter, 1 Corinthians 13: Work produced by faith, labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope. What is significant about the fact that hope, not love, is in the final, and most powerful position in Paul's prayer. When and why would hope be more important than love?
2. Chosen (1 Thess. 1:4). As Paul continues his prayer, he notes that God has "chosen" them. In other words, he emphasizes divine initiative rather than human choice. John 15:16 is quite emphatic in that respect: "You did not choose me, but I chose you." How can we reconcile those two points? Can we be so strong on one that we lose sight of the other? Why would Paul not even mention human choice here? Does Philippians 2:12-13 give us any help? "Work out your own salvation – because it is God who is at work within you? Note the C. S. Lewis comment on the relationship between the two. Here he uses ancient labels to distinguish the two, Pelagianism (free will) and Augustinianism (divine initiative):
3. Assurance in Christ (1 Thess. 1:5). Paul says that he is confident that the one who began this good work in them will carry it on to completion. Do we have the right to express such bold confidence? Or would that be arrogant of us?
4. Imitation theology (1 Thess. 1:6-7). The idea of imitation throbs through these verses. The believers are imitating not just Christ, but Paul. And then they become an example to the believers through Greece. How can one have such a strong emphasis on "imitation" without the risking the potentially dangerous side-effects of arrogance and/or discouragement?
5. Evidences of faith (1 Thess. 1:8-10. Paul's reference to turning from idols suggests that the congregation is composed largely of new Gentile converts. What has happened to the Jews to whom Paul preached in the synagogue? Have they fallen by the way?
6. Wrath to come. Paul doesn't define "wrath." Can we qualify it as "wrath of God"? Can it be depersonalized to some kind of wrath not directly linked with God. The text does not say that it is the wrath "of God?" Is this an important distinction? In Letters to Malcolm, pp. 96-97, C. S. Lewis argues with his correspondent in favor of keeping the personal reference:
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Ofsted report
24th April 2014
Ofsted's report into GFS' first four terms has now been published and can be found here.
3rd April 2014
Don't forget to choose your enrichment for next term!
New Headteacher
18th March 2014
We are delighted to announce we have appointed our new Headteacher, Mr Oliver Knight, who will be joining us from 1st June 2014.
20th January 2014
An update on homework at GFS.
GFP: an update
10th January 2014
Read the latest news on our primary school application
Free Schools fact-sheet
19th December 2013
Some information on Free Schools
8th December 2013
Update on leadership plans
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My First Half-Term at GFS
5th November 2012
One of our pupils, Jade, has written an account of her first half-term at GFS - read on for a wonderful insight into life at the school, and what she has enjoyed about her time here so far...
My first seven weeks at GFS have been phenomenal and couldn't have been better! I've enjoyed every single moment of it, picking GFS was definitely the right choice for me. Everyone at GFS has helped create a good community and a family because we work together - collaboration, as the GFS brain says.
I look forward to all of the subjects but my top three are Philosophy, Maths and Modern Foreign Languages (MFL). The reason I like Philosophy is because I like the thought experiments we talk about.
Alsoo I learned about two famous Utilitarians: John Stuart Mill - known as JS Mill - and Immanuel Kant - known as Immanuel K. JS Mill's Big Idea is to always make a decision for the greatest good for the greatest number of people - 'GGFGN'. Immanuel K's Big Idea is that you should only do something if you want it to be a universal law.
For example, if you were in a situation where there were ten people and a leader who was about to shoot them. When you discover them the leader says, "I'm going to shoot them, but I will spare you your life, or I'll let them go and you die." JS Mill would say you should die to save ten people as they are the majority group. Can you think of another one? Why shouldn't Kant's Big Idea apply for this situation?
I've also enjoyed Maths, especially using logic in counting chickens. We had to find a sequence called Jude's Theorem which was: chickens - lines = intersections (C-L=I). MFL is excellent as well, we do many things like making conversation in French!
The Open Days were a great success. Having 1,200 people through the door was amazing and I privileged to be able to be a tour guide four times during the open evenings. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I hope the Year 6s choose our school.
Three weeks ago Year 7 pupils went to a Local Heritage day in Woolwich for part of our Drop Down Friday, it was excellent! We participated in a variety of interesting activities such as; I-spy with a historical link, dressing up (to compare what they wore in the three different time periods - Renaissance, Tudors and Romans), looking at ancient artefacts and writing about what life was like during the First World War!
Can you believe that one day into half-term I wanted to go back to school!
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