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PDC earns milestone support from DPI leader
GREEN BAY – In what marks another feather in the cap for the Institute for Learning Partnership, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has granted first-time, full approval for educator re-licensure through the Accomplished Educator Professional Development Certificate Program at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
In a July 1 letter granting approval to the PDC program, State DPI Superintendent Tony Evers noted that this is the only alternate re-licensure program for educators in the state of Wisconsin. This blessing from the DPI leader means the PDC program could expand beyond Northeastern Wisconsin.
"This approval provides credibility to those holding a PDC certificate as well as those currently seeking re-licensure through our PDC program. We are pleased that DPI has recognized the program as a rigorous and worthy alternative for re-licensure in Wisconsin," said Kim Desotell, Coordinator, PDC Program UW-Green Bay. "Currently, we have 110 educators pursuing professional development and re-licensure through the PDC."
The DPI approval is for a five-year timeframe and will immediately reinforce existing partnerships with eight area school districts – Sheboygan, Pulaski, Green Bay, De Pere, Manitowoc, Two Rivers, West De Pere and Kiel. It also opens the potential for growth beyond Northeastern Wisconsin.
The PDC is a unique, self-paced, individualized professional development program that is designed to meet a demand from educators and school districts to provide a responsive and practical structure for continuing professional growth and improved student learning.
It was the first professional development program to be endorsed by the Professional Development Academy of the Wisconsin Education Association Council.
There are now more than 240 PDC graduates in the eight partner districts.
The PDC Program is coordinated through the offices of the Institute for Learning Partnership, which is a joint venture between UW-Green Bay Professional Program in Education, local school districts in CESA 7 and CESA 8, and area businesses.
For more information about the PDC contact Kim Desotell at (920) 465-2992; or email@example.com.
13th Annual Institute for Learning Partnership Fall Conference
The Institute for Learning Partnership's 13th Annual Fall Conference will be taking place October 20-22, 2011.
Keynote Topic: Elevate Your Professional Practices with 21st Century Skills
"To ensure 21st Century readiness, we must fuse the three Rs (reading, writing and arithmetic) and four Cs (critical thinking and problem solving, communication, collaboration, creativity and innovation." – John Kuglin
Technology pioneer and education leader, John Kuglin, and other local experts, offer advice to educators who want to explore, experience, understand, and gain current 21st century skills.
October 20, Thursday evening, UW-Green Bay: Conference keynote and pre-conference workshop
October 21, Friday morning, Green Bay School District administrative offices: Meeting (live and online via Elluminate) with administrators from CESA 7 and 8 schools
October 22, Saturday morning, Green Bay Preble High School: Educator workshops
For more information contact Juliet Cole of the Institute for Learning Partnership at (920) 465-5094 or email@example.com
National Board workshop schedule announced
Once again the Institute for Learning Partnership at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is offering a FREE support program to candidates seeking National Board Certification. Monthly workshops, taught by National Board certified teachers, will help candidates prepare for the National Board Certification Examination, (which is administered) by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.
The workshops will begin on Sept. 16 and be held on Fridays, from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. on the UW-Green Bay campus.
This program is partially funded by a WEAC grant.
What are some of the potential benefits of National Board Certification?
-$2,500 annually for nine years, from the state
-$5,000 stipend for teachers who work in a school with 60 percent or more students receiving free and reduce lunch
-A Wisconsin 10-year Master Educator license
The Institute for Learning Partnership brings together educators from PK-12 area school districts, universities and colleges, businesses and local community leaders, with the intent of improving learning.
You can find a complete schedule of the workshops and registration form on the website here. For more information contact Juliet Cole at (920) 465-5094 or email: email@example.com.
UW Regents honor UW-Green Bay educators
MILWAUKEE – The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents on Friday (June 10) honored two professors and one academic program for their outstanding career achievements in teaching, as they bestowed the UW System's highest recognition for members of its faculty and academic staff.
The 2011 recipients of the Regents Teaching Excellence Awards are:
- Craig Berg, Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, School of Education, UW-Milwaukee;
- Regan A.R. Gurung, the Ben J. & Joyce Rosenberg Professor of Human Development and Psychology, UW-Green Bay; and
- The Professional Program in Education, UW-Green Bay.
Regent Betty Womack, who chaired the selection committee, said that this recognition is "a welcome reminder of what a treasure we have in our faculty and academic staff, those who bring that special dedication, creativity, and passion to their craft, and to whom we entrust the education and enlightenment of the citizens of the future."
Regent Jeff Bartell introduced the first award recipient, Dr. Regan Gurung, a professor of psychology at UW-Green Bay. Dr. Gurung's self-described goal as a teacher is to "make students realize that they can do better than what they think is their best," Bartell said. In 2009, Gurung was named the Wisconsin Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Bartell noted that Gurung has built a reputation not just as an outstanding teacher, but as an outstanding scholar, and he is nationally known for his research and publications on teaching and pedagogy.
"I am proud to be a teacher, and I am very proud to be a part of the UW System," said Garung. "We're here for the students. We're here because we believe that education improves life. I believe that, and that gives me energy."
Gurung recognized those in the room for the work they do to support teaching, saying,"I am very buoyed by what the Office of Professional and Instructional Development, OPID, does. I salute what they do for faculty to make sure we keep educating, and I thank all of you for the work you do. That helps me know that I can focus on the classroom, and that's what gives me strength."
Regent John Drew introduced Dr. Craig Berg, who has been on the faculty in the School of Education at UW-Milwaukee for more than 20 years, where he has focused on building a top-notch science teacher preparation program. Drew also noted that Berg has been an "ardent advocate for improving the lives of urban children and increasing their chances for success," and has personally invested thousands of hours into fulfilling that mission in the Milwaukee area.
"Although you know we're expected at this university to be highly productive in terms of scholarship, writing grants, publications, and service, teaching is still the central core of what I want to do, and what I'm expected to do," Berg said. "It's the most important part of me being a faculty member at UW-Milwaukee."
Finally, professor and department chair Timothy Kaufman accepted the program Teaching Excellence Award on behalf of the UW-Green Bay Professional Program in Education.
"This is a program that is firmly grounded in UW-Green Bay's campus-wide commitment to connecting learning to life," said Regent Edmund Manydeeds, in presenting the award. He noted that students in the program are provided with rich and varied opportunities to put the theories of education into practice, working with children and families from different ethnic, cultural, and economic groups, as well as children with exceptional educational needs. One of the department's most recognized initiatives is the "Phuture Phoenix" mentoring program, which encourages at-risk youngsters to pursue a college education.
Kaufman said, ""This is truly a group effort. Our vision and commitment is to produce the teachers of tomorrow, really the greatest profession in the world. Professionals that are not only well prepared, but highly desired by schools and districts. Practitioners who are comfortable and nimble in diverse settings and who are able to adapt and successfully serve the needs of young learners, especially those who are at risk or underserved."
Phuture Phoenix celebrates success with donors
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will have 15 Phuture Phoenix scholars on campus this fall, more than doubling the number of scholarship holders in the second year of the scholarship program.
Award recipients will include six returning scholars and nine first-year students, Phuture Phoenix Director Kim Desotell announced during a special reception held May 19 for Phuture Phoenix supporters.
Phuture Phoenix, UW-Green Bay's signature program that bolsters college aspirations for young people, began in 2003 as the result of an extended conversation between Cyndie Shepard — the wife of former chancellor Bruce Shepard — and University Trustee Ginny Riopelle. The pair discussed establishing a mentoring program that could boost postsecondary awareness for students in at-risk schools and help them establish a vision for attending college. Phuture Phoenix since has served more than 8,000 schoolchildren from elementary schools with significant low-income populations. The program has become a model, and is being replicated at UW-Eau Claire, Western Washington University in Bellingham, Wash., and Silver Lake College in Manitowoc.
The cornerstone Phuture Phoenix event is an autumn tour of the campus for approximately 1,400 fifth-graders from at-risk schools in the greater Green Bay area. UW-Green Bay student volunteers, many of whom are first-generation college students, offer tours and a snapshot of campus life.
Through the years, the Phuture Phoenix program has grown well beyond a field trip. Each year, UW-Green Bay students visit middle and high schools to serve as positive role models and mentors for at-risk students. It is a connection that begins in fifth grade and extends to graduation.
Scholarships will be made available to qualified Phuture Phoenix students as the numbers grow. The scholarships are renewable each year a qualified student attends UW-Green Bay.
For more information about Phuture Phoenix contact Kim Desotell at (920) 465-5170; or, www.uwgb.edu/phuturephoenix.
12 area educators recieve PDC honors
GREEN BAY – Twelve area educators from the Green Bay, Manitowoc and Two Rivers school districts have been awarded Professional Development Certification, by the Institute for Learning Partnership at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
In an address entitled: "To Be Noble in Challenging Times," Dr. Catherine Cullen of the Licensing Division of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction praised PDC graduates they are demonstrating their own nobility by pursuing professional excellence. Speaking at a special award ceremony held Tuesday (May 3) in the UW-Green Bay University Union, Cullen applauded the recipients for their hard work, perseverance and devotion to education. "You have committed yourself to a program that encourages you to be excellent. Thank you for your commitment to children."
The PDC is a unique, self-paced, individualized professional development program. The focus of the experience is based on student learning as well as professional growth for educators. The Department of Public Instruction recognizes the PDC for 5 year re-licensure of educators in Wisconsin.
The educators recognized for PDC completion were:
Lynn Carney, Green Bay, Physical Education Department Head, Edison Middle School is a veteran teacher of more than 20 years, her PDC work focused on providing students with the knowledge and skills to achieve a healthy lifestyle, not only in the school setting, but into adulthood.
Jessica Dresser, Green Bay, Special Education Teacher, Webster Elementary School, began her professional career in 2006. Her PDC work focused on inclusion in the least restrictive environment and behavior improvement through relationships.
Janice Hutterer, Manitowoc, Early Childhood Kindergarten Teacher at Riverview Elementary School teaches kindergarten special education and children age three to five. Her PDC work focused on developing four-year-old kindergarten students' handwriting using the HTW (Handwriting Without Tears) program.
Natalie Killion, Green Bay, School Counselor, Preble High School, a professional educator since 1998, has worked with students at Seymour and Green Bay Southwest High School, before her present assignment at Preble High School. Her PDC work focused on investigating and implementing strategies to improve transition of freshmen to high school, with the goal of reducing the number of failing grades.
Lisa Koch, Two Rivers, Two Rivers High School science teacher, began teaching Physics and Chemistry in 1993 at Mishicot High School, and has been a science teacher at Two Rivers since 1994. Her PDC work focused on significantly improving students' success rates by learning different avenues of teaching and providing multiple options for her students to learn and practice new material.
Nikki Logan, Green Bay, bilingual special education teacher, Eisenhower Elementary School, began her professional career in 2007 in the Milwaukee Public School District and has been teaching at Eisenhower Elementary since 2008. Her PDC work focused on students in grade K-2, using the math workshop approach. She created math centers, an option board, math take-home bags, and documented on-task behaviors among various other activities.
Amy Quinn, Green Bay, first grade teacher Wilder Elementary School, began her professional career as an LD Special Education teacher in Seymour. Her PDC work focuses on literacy, specifically ways to improve the quality of her writer's workshop and more effectively meet the needs of her struggling readers.
Brian Schley, Two Rivers, school counselor at L.B. Clarke Middle School, is in his fourth year as a school counselor. He is also the middle school Athletic Director and fifth grade Learning is for Everyone (LIFE) teacher. His PDC work focused on creating a cross-age peer tutoring program to increase standardized test score in math and reading of at-risk students.
Tiffani Schley, Manitowoc, elementary school counselor at Jefferson Elementary School, is in her third year of school counseling. Her PDC work focused on determining the effects a structured school-wide bullying program could have on school climate.
Kathaleen Stilp, Green Bay, special education teacher at Jefferson Elementary School, began teaching students with special needs in 1996. She has worked at Jefferson school for 15 years. Her PDC work focused on scientific research which has not only reaffirmed the importance of explicit phonic instructions, but has brought to light the essential role of phonological awareness in learning to read.
Katherine Thibaudeau, Green Bay, Reading Recovery and Title I Reading Teacher at Eisenhower Elementary School, has previously taught in De Pere and Wrightstown. Her PDC work focused on vocabulary development after realizing that her students had little knowledge of what words mean, which results in a breakdown of reading comprehension.
Tammy Vann, Green Bay, Elementary ESL Program Support Teacher/English Language Learner Curriculum Coordinator, began working for the Green Bay School District in 2007. She has taught ESL at Baird Elementary and Aldo Leopold Community Schools. Her PDC work focused on researching and implementing strategies to help English Language Learners succeed in the classroom.
The Institute for Learning Partnership was founded in 1997-98 to focus on educational excellence with special attention to the PK-16 learner. The Institute brings together the resources of the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay and northeast Wisconsin's school districts, businesses, and community leadership.
It was the first professional development program to be endorsed by the Professional Development Academy of the Wisconsin Education Association Council. There are now more than 240 PDC graduates in the eight partner districts.
Eight northeast Wisconsin school districts currently offer recognition and compensation for the PDC – De Pere, Sheboygan, Pulaski, Green Bay, Manitowoc, Two Rivers, West De Pere and Kiel.
For more information about the PDC or the Institute visit our Facebook page or our website: www.uwgb.edu/learnpart/. We can also be reached at (920) 465-5555
Bergeron receives Whitney Radder award
Nicholas Bergeron, a sophomore from Fall Creek who is studying Math Education, was presented with the Whitney Radder Phuture Phoenix Phenomenal Role Model Award, Wednesday (May 4) in a special ceremony held on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus.
Whitney Radder was a Phuture Phoenix tutor, pursing a degree in education, when she was killed in a tragic car accident as she returned from a Phuture Phoenix visit to Franklin Middle School on April 20, 2010. Wanting her strong spirit to carry on and serve as inspiration to others, her peers established this honor in her memory. This award is presented each semester to a Phuture Phoenix Role Model for exemplifying, upholding and exceeding the expectations of the Phuture Phoenix program, while providing phenomenal community service in Phuture Phoenix partner schools.
Phuture Phoenix began in 2003 from an extended conversation between Cyndie Shepard, the wife of former chancellor Bruce Shepard and University Trustee Ginny Riopelle about establishing a mentoring program that could help students in at-risk schools stay on course for college. It has since served almost 10,000 school children from elementary schools with significant low-income populations. And it's being replicated at UW-Eau Claire, Western Washington University and Silver Lake College.
Attending the ceremony, which was held in the final semester's class for ED 295, the Phuture Phoenix class was Keith Bowe, Whitney Radder's cousin.
Green Bay principal Claudia Orr receives national and local awards
Claudia Orr, principal at Eisenhower Elementary School in Green Bay, has recently received well-earned honors nationally and locally.
In November, Orr was the Wisconsin recipient of a $25,000 Milken Family Foundation Educator Award. And in January she was honored by the Green Bay Chamber of Commerce as a young professional who is improving the community's quality of life.
In announcing Orr's award the Milken Foundation noted: "Her strong leadership has led to extraordinary gains … Her school made Annual Yearly Progress (AYP), with 90 percent of third- and fourth-graders and 97 percent of fifth-graders performing at adequate levels across all subject areas."
A former bilingual education teacher in her fourth year as principal at Eisenhower Elementary School, Orr said she knew she would face a challenge leading a school in which most students are growing up in day to day poverty, but she was undaunted.
"I take pride in these achievements, but mostly I feel pride for our students and staff," she said. "For many of our students there aren't enough role models. So we need to inspire them. We need to demonstrate that we care and that we know they can succeed."
Orr is the fourth Green Bay district educator to capture the prestigious award. Previous local winners included Green Bay East Principal Terry Fondow (1999), Doty elementary teacher Marcy Levine (2000), and Nicolet Elementary Principal Tammy Van Dyke (2002).
Unlike many awards, there is no formal application or nomination process for the Milken Educators. Rather, each state's department of education appoints a blue ribbon committee that recommends candidates based up strict criteria. The Milken Family Foundation makes the final selection.
Orr is also a member of the inaugural class of the Future 15, by Current, the young professional network of the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce. The Future 15 are young professionals who excel in their respective field and are having a positive impact on the community's growth, prosperity and quality of life.
"I believe in 'no excuses' leadership," she says. "We don't raise performance by lowering the bar we raise performance by building trust and finding a way to motivate their drive to succeed."


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so sad yet heartwarming. great lessons in life were embedded in this story.. i'VE CRIED, LAUGHED, ANGERED with the characters.. so much emotion.. if asked what to be change in this story, my answer will be NONE.. GREAT STORY.. will be missing this and wont be hesitating to watch it over and over again.. I LOVE 49 DAYS (PURE LOVE)...
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Ji Hyun; I'm so sorry that the sick writer of this show made you go through all that, I can only wonder what type of thoughts such a person must have. Having to waste so much of the ending watching the bad people showing their "good" side to somehow repent for the fact that they all were the reason as to why you died. All starting from that careless schedulerer who made your sister indirectly kill you. And the fact that he is the last person to show you off, what an irony. Usually I love dramas with sad endings, because somehow they seem to have a good meaning behind them. But the death of Ji Hyun in this serie had no meaning at all, it was like punishing a person just for being a good person. I can't believe I wasted 20 episodes for this crappy ending. Rest in peace Shin Ji Yun <3
Whattttttttt!!! It didn't end like I expected I thought Jin hyun would reborn or someone that would look exactly the same as Jin hyun and meet Han Kang again !! Omg I said Jin hyun and schedular made a cute couple and han Kang and song yi!! Schedular and Jin hyun died together + Han Kang and song yi stay alive together so it's like the couples been switched!!! And it shocked me how they are sisters!! I always see happy ending in all drams but this one is first one that's not happy ending but I love this drama so much !!
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Kiss me hard before you go
Summertime sadness
I just wanted you to know
That, baby, you're the best
High heels off, I'm feeling alive
Oh, my God, I feel it in the air
I'm feelin' electric tonight
Honey, I'm on fire, I feel it everywhere
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Think I'll miss you forever
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Later's better than never
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Nothing scares me anymore…
Sensation tell us a thing is.
Thinking tell us what it is this thing is.
Feeling tells us what this thing is to us.
As far as we can discern,
the sole purpose of human existence
is to kindle a light of meaning
in the darkness of mere being
Where wisdom reigns,
there is no conflict
between thinking and feeling.
Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakes.
People often don't know what they're talking about.
But when they talk about love,
they really don't know what they're talking about.
The one sure thing you can say about love
is that there isn't much you can say about it.
Not that you shouldn't try,
you can make analogies.
Love is like a lot of things.
One thing it's like is a trout stream.
Try to capture a trout stream with a dam and you get a lake.
Try to catch it in a bucket and you get a bucket of water.
Put some under a microscope
and you get a close-up look at some writhing micro cooties.
But a trout stream is only a trout stream
when it's flowing between its own banks.
At its own pace. In its own sweet way.
~ The River Why ~
The privilege of a lifetime
is to become who you truly are.
The most terrifying thing
Is to accept oneself completely.
People will do anything,
no matter how absurd,
to avoid facing their own souls.
You are not what happened to You,
You are what You choose to become.
Certain things in life
simply have to be experienced -
and never explained.
Love is such a thing.
~ Paulo Coelho ~
Your secrets, you hid so well
Your fear, holding you frozen
You're a time capsule the future will not find
It's like a phone that can't call home
It's an endless ringing
Its a passenger, a messenger
Because althought the lights are on
There is no one home
Its a silent drone
Believe in love
Make angels in the snow
Live with no regrets
For everything you do
And everything you are
Everything you were
Everything you've been
Is not everything you'll be
In your life, you'll meet that one
Someone who'll love you more than anybody
You have ever known and will know
Some day you will realize who that is
Sometimes you will only know who its was
Don't blow the floor beneath your feet
We're but a grain of sand in an hour glass
So open the eyes of your heart
Pour out your power and love
Let it flow, Let it flow
Its what you could be
Let it go, let it go
Make angels in the snow
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- James Kelly
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- Australia
Managing Director of TED Australia Pty Ltd., TED
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Students do not entirely understand WHY they are making choices for their futures. A method to overcome that awaits us..
Education systems were initially developed when society typically was comprised of an "A" nucleus family and hence those children who built our school's and the methods used to educate them were adequate.
At present, society is changing ever so fast and has done so at an alarming rate over the past 30 years that our concerns have been focused on the global health of our environment, the economies in which these environments operate and to a lesser degree the underlying health problems that we are dealt with as a result of these changes. It is fare to say that these issues are of concern but I dare ask what are we doing at the root of what makes up these societies, that being schools - both primary but more importantly secondary to help develop a world of informed and critically engaged members of a global community?
The education systems and methods that have been used to manage schools have become a factory to usher the cohorts of students through year after year so that society doesn't have guilt that they haven't given some option to a "better future" for the youth of tomorrow.
Why is it though that we cannot offer our students better guidance from later secondary years (10-12) to help them transition through to tertiary education more informed with the decisions they have made up until that point? How you may ask? Simple -
Provide in year 10 a 1 on 1 consultation with each student into their personal aspirations and ideas they have for their future endeavors. From that meeting create groups similar to that of faculties within Universities or trade school or Tafe to help provide that student with better ideas as to what it is that they will be doing for the rest of their lives once leaving school. Within these groups facilitate discussion on the roles and duties that those varying professions would entail. Combine varying work experience programs with this process
This will create - Better grades at uni & school, more engaged citizens & happier people
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Aug 8 2012: That's an age for having enthusiasms that may not lead to a career or reliable income. It's an age when ideas are developing and evolving. It's an age when the child is just starting to become aware of what the real working world is like. In other words, it's an age for keeping options open, more so because fewer and fewer people stick to the same career for life.
Aug 9 2012: so providing individuals with the best knowledge on what career endeavors they are interested in wouldnt be beneficial to them and they should take up the enthusiasms that take their fancy at that time?
again maybe the reason people call it growing up and subsequently have changes in career, as youve so diligently mentioned is because there isn't a program like the aforementioned one in place in the past or present?
society may cloak the changes that individuals take through out life as a journey or growth or another holistic fairy approach though if this change was put into place within schools on a large scale i believe from my findings and pilot programs that i have instigated within schools that that change that effects peoples lives in varying ways would not be of such worry. people accept that individuals have these changes in career and therefore have become accustomed to it. it isn't to say though that this is the best option for our youth, future communities and global community as a whole.
Aug 9 2012: It's about ensuring the child has a sufficiently rounded education so that they have the freedom to make a range of choices as they evolve and the world evolves around them. Neither student nor teacher knows the future, so whatever is put in place in school cannot cover the eventualities. It's good to give children an awareness of the breadth of opportunities which may be available to them, but it is not good to allow them to select a life course at an early age if that also means that they don't get a rounded education.
There is another consideration as well. Not everyone is going to be able to make a living from the things that interest them, and they all need to learn the skills they need to make a living.
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This is a small effort and one I am painfully aware is totally ineffective at changing anything at all for Hoder. But whenever he's released, it might be nice for him to know that even though his voice was silenced, the archives of much of his writings went offline, and the press for his cause has declined over time, he was not forgotten.If you don't have a blog, you can write a letter using Facebook Notes. I'll link to all of the letters anyone tells me about - the easiest way to do that is to drop a comment on the blog post for that.
My hope is that if some other people join me in this effort and use their own blogs to write a letter to Hoder each year, too, we can keep up the profile of Hoder's plight and let new waves of bloggers, activists and journalists know that he's still there, he is still one of us, and he is still remembered.
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I'd like to recommend a new separate forum for the folks using Photoshop and other programs to create whole page images that are then "uploadable" into Blurb as jpgs. Might help cut down on the "Blurb doesn't let me do everything I want to" whining, while letting folks connect with users who are at a similar skill level.
At the same time, maybe consider adding a forum called "Wish List" or some such… folks could post (and maybe even vote on) the developments they'd most like to see in Blurb.
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Outfits from the Golden Book The Twelve Days of Christmas by Sheilah Beckett (1992).
I don't feel like posting this on Christmas, because I get enough saturation of carols at that time.
As for the illustrations, they show a raven-haired beauty being showered with gifts by her red-haired suitor/husband (I only actually started to ask that when thinking of this description). And being the medieval era, they are both dressed in extravagant outfits.
The book even ends with them going somewhere private to make out, which… is still rare in kids books even these days.
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The Point Reyes Peninsula is a triangle of land about 100 square miles in area in western Marin County, California, bounded on the east by the valley of the San Andreas fault zone and on the remaining sides by the Pacific Ocean. This report describes the geology of the land west of the San Andreas fault zone on this peninsula. The principal topographic features are the linear depressions of the Olema Valley, Bolinas Lagoon, Tomales Boy, the high land of Inverness Ridge immediately west of these depressions, and the promontory of Point Reyes.
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Pleistocene non-marine terrace deposits overlie wave-cut platforms of Miocene rocks in several places. Old beach deposits of Pleistocene age are found at McClure's Beach on the west side of Tomales Point and along Point Reyes Beach. A very large area of ancient landsliding is found near Double Point.
The structure of the area is dominated by the San Andreas fault zone which is about a mile and a half wide and traverses the Franciscan, Miocene, and granitic rocks. The surface rupture of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake lies toward the center of the fault zone at the south end of the Olema Valley, but lies closer to the west side of the fault zone at the north end. There is abundant topographic evidence of numerous earlier faulttraces within the fault zone. The zone here occupies a line of uplift, the blocks on each side tilting away from the fault zone. Indirect evidence suggests that the amount of lateral movement on the San Andreas fault has been on the order of 100 miles or more.
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Finally, a complete roof rack system that is tough enough to conquer the off road! Constructed of over-built 2 x .120 wall textured powder coat painted steel tubing backed by heavy duty 1/4 brackets, this Roof Rack System is as tough as it is good looking!
Features: Removable Cross Bars for easy Soft or Hard Top removal. The Cross Bars are designed for use with almost all aftermarket accessories (Thule, Yakima, etc.) Four point mounting -- Attaches to front door mounts and to the rear frame -- Holds up to 300 pounds of evenly distributed cargo. Contoured design eliminates the typical boxy look. Add on the lightweight Outland Rugged Rack for the ultimate off road rack / basket combination. Modular design is easy to install and is UPS-able.
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Great Concept, but Missed The Mark!!!
By Gary R.
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[$] is way TOO much for this [*] junk! I bought it to carry surfboards. Like the others, I had a VERY difficult time installing the Smittybilt SRC rack. If you're using the stock bumper you have to MODIFY the rear uprights, as in drill larger holes! You have to completly remove the rear bumper and the instructions (and I use that term lightly) assume you know how to this because they have no explanation on how to do it. Shouldn't it be designed to mount to OEM items and modify for aftermarket?!? Smittybilt got this backwards. I used a die grinder to enlarge the holes. Photos of how the rear uprights mount to the bumper would have been a TREMENDOUS help, but none to be found. It would also help if the parts were labeled left or right but they are not. You just have to figure it out on your own. The holes for the top rail and the rear uprights did not lineup. I had to drill holes out to make it work. It is a pain in the butt to get the rear uprights aligned on the bumper bolts and then the nuts are difficult to get to to tighten them up. A project that should take no more than 2 hours took me 5. As another person mentioned, there was brown gunk on the crossbard when I opended them, looks like rust, but wiped off. I haven't put it on the road yet so I can't speak to the noise. Had I known before what I know now, I would've spent more money on a better product. Not very happy with the installation process. I wish I had read these reviews before I bought it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Nice look, but painful installation
By Shotcake
from Houston, TX
I read most of these reviews...and thanks to everyone's input. For the price and for my general uses (>50% top down) this product after all said and done I am very happy with. Now then said part before the done...The wind shear noise is indeed an annoyance and looking for a solution that doesnt require drilling or molding or fabricating plastic.The instructions suck...I had to drill into the rear uprights on the passenger side upright to fit to my Body Armor 59" rear bumper. I too..also had to go to hardware store as screws for rear upright were to short I had to purchase same thread but at 1.5 inches to fit rear bumper.I would rate this much higher...but the wind shear is very annoying with my soft top I own 2005 Wrangler X
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By jackcast
from Portland, OR
Once I added a 2nd mount point to the rear up-rights it was as sturdy as though it were part of the frame. Just the two bolts down at the bottom on the bumper mount allowed too much "wobble" for me so I ran a 4" long 1/4-20 bolt into the corner of my 98 Wrangler through a 1" stand-off spacer and used a 1" fender washer inside to firm it up. Now when I grab hold of the rack and "yank" on it real hard all it does is shake the whole Jeep. I plan on using it to haul my boat and we all know what wind will do to a boat if it isn't secured like it was to withstand a hurricane.
Worked for me!
By JR
from Chicago, Illinois
Good Instructions except for rear connection to frame. The cross bars add significant wind noise to the already noisy interior when driving at slow and faster speeds.
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By jjouper
from Newcastle, WA
The roof was fairly easy to install however, would have been much easier with two people. Only draw back was low frequency hum at speeds above 30 miles per hour. I went [...] and bought 5 - 1/4X1in stanless steel screws, washers, lock nuts and 5-1 inch cable clamps with rubber grommets. Went to TAP plastics and had a fairing made 1/4 inch thick smoked plastic 54" long, 7 1/2" wide, 1" radiused corners. They drilled 5 - 1/4 holes 1 inch in on a long edge equally spaced. Mounted it to the front cross bar. Jeep is quieter than it was without the roof rack. Cost around $40 for the fairing. The fairing is absolutely necessary if you want to save your hearing! Looks pretty good also!
great idea, BUT....
By ben
from honolulu, hi
great idea, BUT.... installation SUCKED! first impression when opening the big heavy box was, "is that surface rust or brown powder?" luckily it just wiped off. now for the install. Had to modify either stock rear bumper or the system's rear uprights. i chose to cut the off bolts from the stock rear bumper because i couldnt see myself over-sizing the mounting holes on the rear uprights(after all i just bought the rack im not gonna start drilling larger holes in it!), i then used the supplied bumper bolts. okay. should bolt right in now right? wrong!! after fighting with the big heavy pipes going from the front upright to the rear upight i realized the right rear upright holes are so mis-aligned that i would need to drill my newly purchased "bolt in no mod" product anyway! besides having to drill the right rear upright, most of the bolts are barelly long enough to go through the pipes... how are we supposed to add the washers and the nuts to those bolts? im sure 1/4 inch longer bolts included wouldnt have been too much of a problem. i find myself driving with my windows up more often now because the cracking sounds the rack makes gets very annoying. as far as the drone @ about 30mph thats sounds like a big tire 4x4 is driving on your roof, i added kayak pads to the front and rear crossbars.. no more loud big tire 4x4 driving on my roof.. as far as being functional, it does a great job holding my kayak and paddle boards.
Inexpensive and works with some nags
By hobbyhack
from Marietta, GA
The instructions assume you are not going to put your rear bumper back on which makes no sense. So if you are you have to enlarge the mounting holes on the kit to get your bumper back on. That takes a while if you are not prepared for it but it worked out OK with my dremel.When my soft top is on there is an odd hum coming from the top of the jeep and when i have no top on there you can hear the cage squeaking constantly. It is not really loud or obnoxious but it is annoying. Especially with the top down.This adds 5-10 minutes of time to taking off or putting on the soft top. Every cross bar most be completely removed with an allen wrench. It is not a huge deal but these certainly don't fold out of the way or anything some of the others do.The cross bars are not adjustable. This is fine for what I am using it for but just in case you are wondering. They are placed at logical locations.I know I had some nags but this inexpensive product holds my kayaks perfectly. I think it would hold most anything. It gives a wider space than the built in rack on my Expedition which is awesome. I can get 2 kayaks on it without having to turn then on their side like I have to do in every other vehicle I have tried.
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When You Need a Swingset on Your Jeep
By h5mind
from Raleigh, NC
I bought this for my Jeep TJ to hold the SRC cargo basket. I cannot recall another time I paid so much and received so little. Don't get me wrong-- the concept is great, it's just the execution which sucked. The unit bolts very solidly to the door hinges in front and the Jeep frame rails in rear. Good thing too, because the tubes are HEAVY. You could club a grizzly bear to death with any of these pieces. The front uprights were a bit of a nooge to install because the lower door hinge backing plate falls off when the OEM screws come out, and you need to have a contortionst or midget helper to hold that in place from inside while you screw everything together outside. The stock rear bumper has to come off to mount the rear uprights, and oddly enough, SRC's own tube bumper is not compatible with their rack. Go figure.Then the fun really begins. On my unit, the top bend on both front uprights was about 8 degrees off horizontal. Doesn't sound like much until you try to insert a 5 foot length of tube into that and its companion at the rear. Won't happen. Did I mention this stuff was heavy? After much sweating, hammering, etc I finally managed to get the ends inserted. Of course, screw holes didn't line up properly so out came the drill. Next adventure was the hardware. For [$] you would expect grade 8, but it's more like "grade IKEA". Screws cannot be securely tightened without stripping them. Half a dozen of the bolts weren't even long enough, so I had to hit the hardware store to finish the install.The cross members juggled into position and I only stripped one of those bolts putting them on.Now came the best part: the test drive. At around 20 MPH, I noticed a sound like a giant blowing across an open Coke bottle. Stopped and taped over the bottom of the front uprights (they're hollow) and thought I had it licked. Not so. Now the roar threshold was 30 MPH, increasing to hurricane force level over 45 MPH. Deafening, and literally undriveable. You could mount 44" flotation tires and they would still be drowned out by this contraption.Apparently, Smittybilt never actually drove a Jeep Wrangler with this thing installed. Save your money (and your hearing) and look elsewhere.
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Today I was looking at my old switch plate and I decided to do a little project with it.
It's a screaming switch plate as you can see :)
Step 1: First step, the teeth!
You can do as many as you want, I made 6 of them for each side of the mouth.
Next, you have to bake them in the oven with the propre time depending on the material you're using.
Step 2: Second step, the gum!
Then, place your teeth into it, and make it look like real gum, like if their bases were burried inside the gum.
Step 3: Third step, repeat step 2 but for the other side
Step 4: Fourth step, the lips
When it's done, add some skin for the cheek.
Now you have to bake it if you're using polymer clay, or let it dry if it's air-dry clay.
Thanks to Void Schism to let me know this step was missing :)
Step 5: PAINT IT!
Be creative! you can make it look gross like a zombie or like a normal human too.
If somebody do that project and wanna try a different look than mine, let me know by posting the link of your project picture in the comments please :D
Step 6: Almost done!
Ohh yeahh :)
I hope i will win :-D at least the third place, plzz plzzz
oh and the only reason i am asking these questions is ... YOU ARE A GENIOUS... and i am going to make one of my own hahahahaha dont know what i want to make yet... but images will come soon!!!
*** Sorry if it's not clear, I'm french so I "try" to make it understandable***
Sure! if you make one I wanna see it!! :)
Isn't it?
But I like the idea though. :)
Should there be a step for baking the sculpey, or did you leave it soft?
And yes there should have been a step for that, and now there is, thanks to you! :)
(it's in the fourth section)


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Aww, didn't you feel for Maci Bookout when she dropped off Bentley for visit as his new preschool? I wasn't at all surprised to see the little 3-year-old burst into tears the moment she left. And I could totally relate when Maci said, "Oh no, this is a terrible idea!" I remember having that feeling when I dropped my son off at preschool for the first time.
I was used to feeling like something was wrong every time I heard my son cry -- even when what I was doing was absolutely the right thing to do. It just triggers that "FIX IT NOW MOMMY" alarm in me. It's so hard to ignore that! But not only is leaving Bently at preschool good for the little guy, it's also good for Maci.
Bently is going to be just fine. In fact, he's going to be great. He's not just learning his numbers and Spanish -- that's just preschool icing on the cake. He's learning all sorts of important, complex skills like listening, socializing, following directions, dealing with change -- all essential skills for kids his age, and actually kind of difficult to teach your child if he's home with you all day (unless you're super-organized and can do your own cooperative preschool with friends).
Just wait until kindergarten -- Maci will run off with the other kids without so much as a "goodbye!" I remember that scene with my son, too.
But Maci needs to learn how to detach from Bentley and allow him some independence from her, too. Preschool is great for moms for this very reason. Your child is going to spend the next several years learning from other people -- and you're going to start spending more time alone with your thoughts! I think once she gets used to that she'll love it. This is exactly what she needs now that she's starting college. I'm glad Maci sees the value in preschool -- I just wish Ryan did, too. But it looks like Kyle is supportive, at least.
Did your child have a hard time saying goodbye on that first day of preschool or was it an easy transition?
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not only did you switch thier names "Maci will run off with the other kids" (AKW waaarrd) but you spelled his name wrong on and off. Bently or Bentley? Bentley.
it was easy for me because my daughter was right next to me all the time she never wanted to go no were with out me but when she started pre school she didn't cry or nothing now she is in kindergartn and she loves school when they was on spring brake she ask me when do i go back to school in i told her you don't go back until April 2 she told me she misses her teacher i love that she loves school


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Does foreign demand affect corruption?
AbstractThis article examines the impact of foreign demand on corruption. It creates an index that represents foreign demand for corrupt acts and regress it on corruption perception index. The result is positive and statistically significant relationship.
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Jack Mynock said...
Chalk it up to my ignorance of music, but I'd only ever heard the BNL version, and I have to agree that it's better. The lyrics have an almost haunting feel to them which I think the cover captures really well.
mem0ryburn said...
Funny story, I used to work in a record store and this new girl started there who was as dim as the day is long, and she was given the task of making new header cards to replace any of the ratty looking ones. That afternoon I was searching for a record for somebody when I saw that the Bruce Cockburn (pronounced Co-burn, if anybody's unsure) card didn't read "Bruce Cockburn" at all but rather "Bruce Cockbum". She literally read the "rn" as an "m" and didn't even question it. Amazing.
"She literally read the "rn" as an "m" and didn't even question it. Amazing."
What's amazing about that? If it was me, having no knowledge of who that is (so thanks for enlightening me today), and the tag was ratty, I could see this happen. I mean, without knowing the music, to me Cockburn is just as terrible of a name as Cockbum and I'd question the name more than the mistake. Seriously? Cockburn? Pronounce it Co-burn all you want, that's just trying to get out of being called an embarrassing name.
Speaking of s/rn/m/, do you realize how many myspace hacks were simply a fake email linking to rnyspace.com and then making you sign in? Even as I type that, my font is close enough that I double checked to make sure I had typed the right thing.
mem0ryburn said...
Right, no you're right, it's not funny at all *rollseyes*
In the early 80's (can't remember exactly when) I was in Vancouver doing the tests to join the Canadian Armed Forces, it was a 2 day proccess so I had to stay overnight. I ended up seeing Bruce Cockburn that night at the QE theatre.
Passed my test and went home, a month later they called and I had gotten a good job so I turned them down.
Talk about bringing back memories there, Michael Sacco, thanks for that.
As the video shows, you can change you clock several times while driving through Arizona alone, because of the native american tribes that do and do not locally observe daylight savings.
@Noyou actually it's 49/50 state observe DST. Prior to 2005 there was 48/50 but as of 2006 Indiana went to DST. The reason why was that Indiana was completely confusing, the Southeastern part of the state was on EDST, Northwestern and Southwestern parts observed CDST. The rest of the state was on Easter Standard time meaning that they didn't change at all. In 2006 all of Indiana went to Easter Daylight Savings time except for parts of NW and SW IN, which are on Central Daylight Savings time.
Interestingly enough, it was the fight over this that extended DST the extra 4 weeks over the course of the year, as Rep Fred Upton read about the IN fight and got DST extended


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