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Samuel Shem
Medical Expert; Psychiatrist; Acclaimed Novelist, Playwright, Essayist, and Activist
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Samuel Shem, pen name of Dr. Stephen Bergman, is a psychiatrist, an acclaimed novelist, playwright, essayist, and activist. Dr. Shem is described as "Easily the finest and most important writer ever to focus on the lives of doctors and the world of medicine" (Bulletin of the Harvard Club of NYC). As a graduate of Harvard Medical School, a Rhodes scholar, a practicing physician for four decades, and a faculty member for 25 years, Shem is an expert on medicine, psychiatry, neuroscience, the treatment of alcoholics and other addicts. He is also a well-known, inspirational speaker on the importance of being human as the centrality of good connection in life and work. He has spoken all over the world—including commencement speeches at more than 50 medical schools—using his writing and experience in medicine to inspire and instruct his audience in "Staying Human in Health Care and Life."
His novels, The House of God, Fine and Mount Misery have sold over 3 million copies and are fictional but close-to-real first-hand descriptions of the training of American doctors. He is noted all over the world by health care professionals for The House of God and has been referred to as "the comic genius and the holy terror of medicine," "Rabelaisian," and "the raucous and insightful physician of the soul." Shem was most formerly a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, division of addictions.
- Staying Human in Medicine and Life: from The House of God and The Spirit of the Place
- Staying Human in Corporations: The Human Resources "Connection Model" of Innovation
- The House of God: Lessons for a Humane Health Care Policy
- Using Humor in Hard Times: The House of God as a Pathway Through Life
ABOUT Samuel Shem (+/-)
The House of God
Published in 1978, The House of God is known for its outrageous humor and authentic description of the inhumanities of medicine—and for pointing the way to bringing care and humanity to medical practice. As The Boston Globe describes it: "He infuses mercy into the practice of medicine." Having sold almost three million copies in thirty languages, it is referred to as 'the Bible' for medical students and doctors, recognized as "a classic," and "one of the two most significant medical novels of the 20th century" (Lancet). As John Updike wrote: "A tale of venture into the valley of death and the truth of the flesh—more timely than ever."
Staying Human in Medicine and Life: from The House of God and The Spirit of the Place
With humor, insight and wisdom gathered in four decades as a practicing physician and author, Shem takes his audience on a journey through his writing, his doctoring, and life. Using his first, classic medical novel, The House of God and his other award-winning novels, plays and nonfiction, he will discuss the inhumanities we all face in our work and our professions, and lay out practical steps to transform our suffering to awareness, and humane actions to help ourselves and others The core theme is the risk of isolation, and the healing power of good connection. In essence, how to live in a way that makes sure that we "don't spread more suffering around" (from The Spirit of the Place).
Staying Human in Corporations: The Human Resources "Connection Model" of Innovation
With ten years as a original Venture Partner/Human Resource manager at one of the largest and innovative biotech venture capital companies, MPM Capital, Dr. Shem will describe "The Connection Model." Shem describes how to deal with the core issue of creating mutuality in relationships—from couples to large corporate systems. The model, developed by Shem and his wife Dr. Janet Surrey, derived from their more ten years of research and published studies on conducting gender dialogues all over the world, and resulted in a published nonfiction book, We Have to Talk: Healing Dialogues Between Women and Men, and a complete curriculum, "Creating Connection in the Classroom." Shem shares two key principles of the model and tips for making a better workplace environment and a better life.
The House of God: Lessons for a Humane Health Care Policy
In the age of Obamacare, its policy implications rolling out over the next few years, the state of the U.S. health care system is in flux. Based on the wide appeal of his novel The House of God and its impact on health care policy, Dr. Shem has been called upon to speak about the broken U.S. healthcare system. Shem provides innovative recommendations on how to create a just, fiscally-sound healthcare policy. His decades of experience in the trenches as a practicing physician—from emergency rooms to psychiatry—and his collaboration with health care workers all over the world from China through Europe and at almost every medical school in America, he has become an expert, with humor and insight, in describing the inhumanities, and the solutions.
Using Humor in Hard Times: The House of God as a Pathway Through Life
Known as "the comic genius and conscience of medicine," Dr. Shem uses entertaining vignettes and stories from his comic novels The House of God and its sequel Mount Misery to guide his audience through facing our sufferings, large and small, in our daily lives, and learning to move through this with humor, and compassion for yourself and others. At the heart of this is a talk about the human spirit: in the face of suffering, the risk of isolation and the healing power of mutual connection—of walking through suffering with caring others, and helping others to learn to care. He will use examples from his most recent, nationally award-winning novel, The Spirit of the Place in addition to his Off Broadway award-winning hit play, Bill W. and Dr. Bob. He and his wife wrote the play about the relationship between the two men that led to the founding of Alcoholics anonymous in Akron Ohio in 1935—a health-care model of the healing power of good connection.


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A pressure cooker works by applying steam pressure that's controlled by a pre-installed valve. The steam comes from the liquid inside the pot, and the pressure helps the meat absorb liquid and tenderize much more easily.
Pressure cookers have gone a long way since they were invented in the late 1600s. Though they were known to be quite erratic, the pots produced now are much safer and more convenient to use. With one of these, you'll surely find brilliant ways to take your meal up a notch! Here are a few things to remember to make your experience a smooth one.
1. Always keep your pressure cooker clean.
It's always good to keep your cooker clean, not just for hygiene purposes, but also for effectivity. If you don't practice proper care with your cooker, it could damage some essential parts, such as the gasket. The gasket is the rubber by the lid that secures the closure. If it deteriorates or breaks, your pressure cooker may not function as well as it should.
2. Put enough water, but don't fill your pot to the brim.
If you fill the pot too close to the brim, the tendency is that the pressure will cause the food to block the passages where steam will exit. This will not mean make it unsafe, but it may not yield the results you want. Ideally, all the ingredients put together should only fill two-thirds of the pot. For liquids alone, you'll do best with filling it only up to half.
3. Do not use the pressure cooker for frying.
The pressure cooker is not a frying pan and is not meant to be filled with oil. While this seems a minor issue, it actually poses a threat to security. The oil may cause some sensitive parts of the cooker to melt, so make sure you avoid this.
- Never leave your pressure cooker unattended.
Though there have been safety features added to the modern line of pressure cookers, you can still never be too safe. Check the lid from time to time to see if it's still properly secured, but if you can't, make sure that you set a timer.
5. Make sure that the pressure level is back to normal before unlocking the lid.
Before you open the lid to check your food, make sure the opening is faced away from you, and that you have potholders handy. If the pressure is still too high, the contents may spill and you could get burned or scalded. You can adjust this by releasing the pressure according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Also, since there will surely be a lot of steam coming out, don't stick your face too close to the opening.
A lot of cooks still fear that pressure cookers can blow at any point, but there really is no need for that. The cookers available today are all safe, and with the proper care and guidelines, you can't possibly go wrong!
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Saturday June 2, 2012
Free trade may not allay poverty
Review by ABBY WONG
Globalisation is only good if social, economic needs can be tended to at national level
Title: The Globalization Paradox: Democracy and the future of the world economy
Author: Dani Rodrik
Publisher: WWW Norton
EVEN economics has its own narratives. Many of them are complex, counter intuitive and at times indecipherable. Yet, there is one so simple and promising a fad that anyone questioning its validity will be forlorn and frowned on. This narrative makes individuals rich, and enriches a nation, provided, that is, it opens all its doors to globalisation, liberalises its trade, reduces tariffs, lifts barriers, embraces liberalised capitalism, and restricts government intervention. Sounds like a potent and viable path to economic growth as well as salvation. Don't you agree? Author of this book urges you not to.
A Harvard professor incredulous of glorified stories globalisation brings, Dani Rodrik criticises his fellow economists for their self-serving interpretation of economic narratives, which in turn have guided and shaped economic policies around the world.
According to him, proponents of globalisation rely too much on rigid textbook theories, while advocates of free market mechanism have been sheltering the ominous consequences resulted by over-the-top capital liberation.
"The profession has stopped thinking critically, and, as a consequence, makes poor quality arguments justifying their consensus," writes Rodrik wryly. The path to endless global economic growth is littered with casualties and crises, and globalisation is no longer what it is cracked up to be.
If that is the case, why haven't then we stopped believing in this grand narrative, and realised that there is a hefty price to pay to liberate capital and globalise trade? It is because both capitalism and globalisation are the reigning fads of modern world into which both have undeniably created wealth. Rodrik is not fully convinced, and he explains why in this wonderful book in which history, finance, trade, economics, politics and sociology coalesce.
Rodrik starts by looking back. This current stage of frenzied globalisation and capitalism can be traced back to colonisation, Industrial Revolution, Gold standard era and Bretton Wood regime. Along all these is the emergence of institutions such as IMP, World Bank, WTO with well-intended objectives but rendered ineffective due to their unflinching faiths in globalisation and free capital mobility.
What economists will not tell us is that if we are low skilled, less educated, and immobile, liberalised international trade is bad news for us. The more open an economy is to international trade, the less control policy makers have in promoting enterprises, safeguarding domestic interests, taming instability and curtailing risks. Inability of governments to respond to domestic grievances will result in cost far exceeding benefits of globalisation. Ask a factory worker; he or she will tell you the truth.
Likewise, economic crises created by liberalised capital market abounded. The most severe ones were the "Tequila Crisis" in Mexico (1994), the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997, which spilled over to Russia (1998), Brazil (1999), Argentina (2000) Turkey (2001), and eventually the subprime crisis (2008). Yet, as IMF continues to goad countries to remove domestic impediments on international finance, and the US pushes its trade partners to renounce capital controls, the world thrives and the freedom to trade and loan is as important as our religious faith. Global financial market follies multiplies, and most believed, and still do, that market failures are non-existent unless proven so.
Rodrik does have faith in the power of globalisation to lift millions out of poverty and create widespread good; it is hyper-globalisation that he is weary of. Globalisation is good only if it allows plenty of space for governments to respond to social and economic needs at home. That in fact was the Bretton Woods model where international economic policy is subservient to domestic policy objectives.
Globalisation paradox exists, hence, between the crack of reality and idealism. Ideally, it should bring proper economic benefits across a wider spectrum of population with international rules put in place to protect all players, while still allowing policy makers manoeuvrability. In reality, however, the true powers of globalisation is said to be harnessed only when there is a complete free flow of capital with very minimal government interference.
Anyone who disagrees must look at India and China in their synergistic take on globalisation. Both countries have prospered by resisting conventional advice in opening their economies, and by being selective in which part of the deal they took up. They lend money rather borrow, and pursued mixed economic strategies with strong state intervention and regulation with clearly defined goals for their own societies. Latin American countries, on the other hand, have not had such policies and have been terribly trodden by globalisation.
Cogent and well-written, this book can be an addendum to Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations as well as Ayn Ryan's infamous Atlas Shrugged. It may not be an ideal proposal to an imperfect world, but its worthiness lies in Rodrik's ability to bring to light a truth easily overlooked amid hype and craze free trade does not necessarily lift all boats out of the sea of poverty. Rodrik's simple prose makes a complex issue digestible, and his voice is robust albeit the occasional lonesomeness. He speaks against a flawed narrative, and against his brethren who cheers the world on to hyper-globalisation.
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- Upko want contentious Bill to be discussed within BN before Parliament
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- Fight corruption on all fronts
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- Over 330 firms in the dark over retirement age application
- Murdoch splits empire into two firms
- China banking system 'stable' despite fund squeeze
- Wall Street Week Ahead: Fed fears may be gone but brace for volatility
- ECB 'looking carefully' at forward guidance: report
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- S&P 500 posts best first half since 1998
- HSL secures RM228mil job from Eastbourne
- MPHB Cap eyes top 10 spot
- MMC indirect unit buys Aussie firm
- ABC aims to kick off new unit next year
- The players in the Hong Leong Capital saga
- Queks poker game for Hong Leong Capital
- The deal-makers
- The rise of boutique financial advisers
- PKNS may get a higher price for PJ Sentral stake
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- Queks poker game for Hong Leong Capital
- The blame game of KLIA2
- The rise of boutique financial advisers
- The players in the Hong Leong Capital saga
- MPHB Cap eyes top 10 spot
- The deal-makers
- PKNS may get a higher price for PJ Sentral stake
- Singapore steps up property cooling measures
- Curbs on DIBS likely negative for developers, but little effect on banks
- Highlighting the rich and evasive
- The rise of boutique financial advisers
- New doesnt mean perfect
- Queks poker game for Hong Leong Capital
- The deal-makers
- The players in the Hong Leong Capital saga
- Curbs on DIBS likely negative for developers, but little effect on banks
- The blame game of KLIA2
- Mental dissonance and rationalisation can lead to financial trouble
- Highlighting the rich and evasive
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In the last post of our R is for Rocks series, I shared about our rock demo activity. After breaking our rocks into tiny bits, I wanted to use some of those pieces for other learning experiences. First we used the little pebbles to make a rock.
I found the specific steps for this activity in Rocks and Minerals. Although the book itself was a little advanced for my preschoolers, it had a lot of great information. We enjoyed looking at the pictures and reading some of the facts on the pages that the kids found most interesting.
We gathered our materials: sand, pebbles, glue, and a disposable cup. I used a clear cup so we could see the layers of "rock."
We alternated adding layers of sand, glue, and pebbles until we had the cup about one third full. Then we waited and waited for over a week for our rocks to dry.
When we thought the rocks were completely dry, we cut the cup off of the rock. And we were surprised to find that the rock still wasn't dried all the way through. I almost scrapped the whole project and dismissed it as a fail, but instead we separated the layers out and left them to dry over night.
The next day the pieces of rock were fully dry, and we were able to pick them up and examine them. My daughter was very intrigued by the difference between the layer that was on the top of the cup and the layer that was on the bottom of the cup.
Overall it was an interesting project of the kids, but if we give it a try again. I will (1) use much thinner layers of sand and glue, and (2) let the rocks dry outside in the sun when possible.
We might also try this version of making a rock in a cup. The materials and process are a bit different, so it might be neat to compare the results of both experiments.
You can find more activities and ideas for teaching kids about rocks on my Pinterest boards.
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Designed by our very own Rowan Design Consultants, Jubilee Knits is a collection of nine fun projects to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee, ranging from accessories to that little extra something to help you celebrate.
Happy Knitting and Happy Jubilee.
This stunning homeware collection contains eleven contemporary designs all using our British Sheep Breeds range of yarn to celebrate Wool Week 2012. These fabulous designs include chunky throws and cushions, a stripy draught excluder and a stylish, felted tablet cover.
A collection of ten timeless designs taken from the Rowan archives featuring one of our best loved yarns, Kid Classic.
Designs include a bold chunky stripe sweater, an elegant slash neck sweater and a cute fairisle jumper dress.
Step into Christmas with our stunning collection of seasonal homeware centrepieces from the Rowan Design Team.
A collection of 12 projects designed exclusively as free downloads for Row@n members, as featured in Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 52. These extra designs are from the two stories Hebridean and North Sea, and also two designs from Kaffe Fassett to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee.
A collection of 8 Christmas Knits for Men and Women, designed to keep you wrapped up warm this Winter. Featuring two NEW exclusive designs from Martin Storey. View the designs in an exclusive look book.
These 6 designs were created by the students of Winchester College of Art and Design, as featured in Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 54. The 'Between the Wars' brief set by Marie Wallin, challenged the students to focus on garment detailing, stitches and colour of the 1930's and 40's, utilising the wealth of design inspiration from the Knitting Reference Library at Winchester.
We invited the Rowan Ambassadors in producing an accessory project using either Kidsilk Amore or Kidsilk Amore Shimmer. We were so impressed with their designs that we have decided to feature them as an Online Collection. All designs use just one ball of yarn and are quick to knit.
A collection of 12 projects designed exclusively as free downloads for Row@n members, as featured in Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 55.
All Seasons Chunky Selects is a bonus collection of exclusive designs by Vicky Sedwick, Helen Ardley and Pauline Ellis. With two knit and four crochet patterns this selection includes pretty hats and cowls that can be made using either 1,2 or 3 balls of our stunning yarn All Seasons Chunky.


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Houston-based ASI Group has released a new version of World Watch, its database of real-time information for countries and cities around the world. Version 6.0 includes a database that allows users to search events by date, country, category, and key words. Users can build and print their own briefs based on the topics they choose from the system, and, through an alliance with Air Routing International, users also can access general airport and weather information. The content has been reorganized to offer more-critical information up front, with refined analysis capabilities and a user-friendly format. Available information includes country and city profiles, threat-level ratings, travel and cultural data, business information and demographics, local restrictions and regulations, transportation concerns, and medical facts.
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13th February, 2014
The 6th Worst Winter Since 1936
This winter has been tough. It feels much worse than normal but my gauge is off after living in Hawaii for nine years. So what does the data show? I downloaded a few climatological data sets from the National Climatic Data Center. NCDC, part of NOAA, has some fantastic resources and with a bit of excel and Tableau trickery I had all the snowfall totals since 1936 for Newark Airport in New Jersey (a good proxy for the NYC area but less so for Long Island).
The Air Force's 14th Weather Squadron has better climatological databases, but I couldn't publish them here and these are good enough. I also downloaded all the snow fall totals from Wunderground's daily history and discovered that even though their site shows data, they don't have any for anything before 2006 (see here).
It turns out that the numbers agree that this winter sucks. In the last 78 years only five years had more snowfall up to 7 Feb 2014. With the today's snowstorm we're likely to pop into fourth place, out seating the great winter of 1948. I still remember the 1996 season (3rd worst since 1948) and the week we had off from high school.
Precariously projecting future snowfall based on past snowfall (which has a terrible correlation but is fun to think about) predicts that 2014 will have over 4.5 feet of snow (55").
With 42" booked to date, we can pretend to expect another 13" to close out the season. Let's hope they all fall today.
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Francois Lesage 1929-2011
Working for some of the most influential designers in the world as a genius hand embroiderer, Francois Lesage was known for being the last of his kind. His talent is seen in every fine detail that graces the catwalks of shows such as Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Dior and Givenchy. Over 65,000 designs later "The Beader" is a Haute Couture hero.
"There is no couture without embroidery and no embroidery without Lesage." -Karl Lagerfeld#The last embroiderer #Francois Lesage #1929-2011 #Genius #Franck Sorbier
Francois Lesage 1929-2011 ( hand embroiderer who worked for some of the most influential designers in the world such as...
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Written by Zach Snell on August 29, 2014 in PC
[Metro Redux, Metro: Last Light. Metro: 2033, PC, TMG]
Anyway, Metro Redux is a rerelease of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light all in one glorious package of post-apocalyptic violence, angry Russian yelling, and bizarre drinking montages.
Written by Zach Snell on July 11, 2014 in PC
[Android, iOS, Married Gamers, Spoiler Alert, Steam, The Married Gamers]
Spoiler Alert is a poor phone platformer and a terrible steam release.
Written by Zach Snell on June 16, 2014 in PC
[Married Gamers, PC, The Married Gamers, TMG]
Always Sometimes Monster's strength is largely taking what will be the weakest part of any JRPG and making it great.
Written by Zach Snell on May 9, 2014 in PC
[Atlus, Horror, PC, PS4, TMG]
Daylight is a showcase for everything that could have been in a horror game. On paper it sounds great; a procedurally generated horror game with a phone as your light source/map. It seems like it should be a great way to get around the core problem with most horror games; once you know the scripted… Read More »
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Weapon Shop de Omasse isn't a great game, but it's an entertaining entry in the eShop from Level 5.
Written by Zach Snell (@phneri) on December 20, 2013 in Opinion
[PC, The Married Gamers, video games]
So if you're like me the holidays are coming and the Steam sale is devouring what's left of your meager savings. So clearly what you need now are more games. But these are free! And what better time of year to look at some weird free indie horror games? Terrordrome I love that Terrordrome exists…. Read More »
Written by Zach Snell (@phneri) on December 17, 2013 in News, Staff Picks
[Papers, Please, Staff Picks, The Married Gamers, Zachary Snell]
Nominees: Brothers, Gone Home, Papers, Please, Rogue Legacy Let's talk about one of the most surprising, glorious, soul-crushing releases of the year: Papers, Please. Papers is a game about bureaucracy, greed, corruption, and stamping papers. Mostly stamping papers. What made it amazing was how quickly the game was able to destroy my sense of empathy…. Read More »
Written by Zach Snell on November 14, 2013 in PC
[house of the dead, PC, Sega, TMG, Typing of the Dead, Typing of the Dead: Overkill]
Typing of the Dead: Overkill is a Sharknado of a video game.
Written by Zach Snell on November 13, 2013 in PC
[Democracy 3, PC, Politics, Strategy, TMG]
Democracy 3 is a fun, darkly humorous, dense simulation that let's a player try to do better than those schmucks in office.
Written by Zach Snell (@phneri) on September 6, 2013 in Features
[Activision, Kingpin, PC, The Married Gamers]
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Kingpin: Life of Crime is a a bit of an anachronism in shooters. Elements in it seem shockingly modern, and yet so much of the game dates it to that time of Half-Life, Doom, Quake, and everything else that wasn't Call of Duty. It's a cool experience, and still holds up well enough to go… Read More »


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These young guys will come along...it just takes time to learn the "knee diving" technique...something not even taught in HS football. But CPJ will show them how they did it in the good ole days. Happy chopping to the yellow fellows.
Saturday's scrimmage at 9:15 is open to the public.
I will re-post here what I posted down below, in case some of you haters don't bother to scroll down. Some of you guys want to go back to the "good ole days" of the 70s and 80s when we were 8-12 against Duke, lost 5 times to Navy, 4 times to Tulane, went 0-1-1 against Furman, went 6-14 against Georgia, had 8 losing seasons, with two 1-win seaons, etc, etc? Yeah, that would really be an improvement over what we have now
This season will be a good one at Tech, although you pencil necks will still be complaining because your neighbor's son's pee wee coach said coach Johnson called the wrong plays in a critical drive.
I watched Kentucky's basketball team and it was mentioned that some fans thought that John Calipari was not a good basketball coach with respect to using the clock or team strategy. That tells us all what the fans know and the same goes for the nattering nabobs of negativism here.
Pau Johnson is a football coach: he's a lifer, not a copier repairman like you patsies. Get off his butt and start pushing the program rather than bashing the program.
To Hell with Georgie
Usual UGA troll trash clogging a GT blog.
"Here is hoping that Coach has some better talent than the guys that graduated."
Wouldn't hold my breath. It's obvious Paul Johnson's instructions from those who sign his pay checks have been 1. Academics 2. Graduate players 3. Academics 4. Sign smart football players first, and think about their skills and capabilities second and 5. If you happen to win a few football games along the way that's a bonus. 6. We will put some pansie FCS and high school teams on the schedule to help you accomplish #5 and try to appease Tech fans.
And that stinks. GT needs a leadership change and attitude adjustment.
All they learn to do is cut block the other team. Why would a quality player want to go and play on the Oline for Tech?
"You only get one chance," Sewak said.
I hope coach is kidding... He better let them do it over and over, until they get it right! I mean, that's why you practice coach.. The graduation of 3 5th year seniors is going to be very hard to replace.. What bothers me the most though... CPJ said that those seniors were his best players to date.. They turned out to be average at best. Here is hoping that Coach has some better talent than the guys that graduated.. Win or Lose, Go Jackets! Everybody should come out this weekend and see the baseball team play.. FSU...
I can't imagine the line just standing there as if they were pass blocking on running plays.
But our defense looks great against a slow unlearned offensive line, why change a thing?
This lady must the mother or grandmama of some SEC football or basketball player for sure.check it out you will enjoy the laugh.
Tech needs a major change in their program. They are losing to everybody. A major change usually means the head coach gets fired. I'm from the old days at Tech as '73 grad, and I'm tellin' ya, if Tech can't beat Georgia more, and can't beat MTSU, and BYU, and VT, and Clemson, and Miami each year, the head coach has to get fired. Tech does not want mediocre won-loss seasons with a Heisman Dodd win most games tradition.
@OkieDawg you do realize that realize that uga utilizes cut blocks in their run game as well, don't you?
Will you be at the Spring game next Friday. I think a few of us from the blogs are going to meet. Would love to meet you too if you go ..... and anybody else who might be going as well
Super you had me at 6-14 vs. jawja.... Hello Jerry maguire where ever you are
Amen. I'm still wondering myself where this attitude came from that 7-8 win seasons at Tech are horrible and coaches should be fired for them. Apparently we should be a 10+ win team every year. There is no history or evidence to support that but it has become the popular thing to say.
That's what I find so funny. These morons keep saying GT football is better than this, but can only point to the 1990 season. A few years prior we were bad and a few years later, we won 1 game. They must be living in some type of fantasy world.
@FreddieBlassie OK Freddie... I am all in for CPJ... But if he runs that insane dive play the first play of the game.... Well, I might just puke all over everybody.... Go Jackets!
@FreddieBlassie You can be critical without being an idiot. It's not a challenging balance, but it's one many here seem to struggle with.
Go take your meds Fred ........
@FreddieBlassie Great post Freddie.
We have the same odds to win the BCS NC this year as Duke, Pittsburgh and Vanderbilt. If I told you when Paul Johnson was hired in 2007 that our program would be on par with Duke, Vanderbilt and Pittsburgh in 7 years, what would you have said? Would you be pleased?
"UGA troll trash"---- Give me a break. I love GT. I just happen to have a clue of what's up.
Like no other team in the country (INCLUDING GEORGIA) cut blocks
So you want to go back to the good ole days of the 70s and 80s when we were 8-12 against Duke, lost 5 times to Navy, 4 times to Tulane, went 0-1-1 against Furman, went 6-14 against Georgia, had 8 losing seasons, with two 1-win seaons, etc, etc? Yeah, that would really be an improvement over what we have now
Couldn't agree more. See my post above. But the only thing I can do is stop giving them my $ until they get serious about football.
@drydirtroad are you sure you graduated from tech? you comments would indicate otherwise.
No we don't! That's not true.
Our offensive linemen use a completely different technique that what Paul Johnson instructs his linemen to do. Our linemen don't have to have to use dangerous and borderline illegal blocking techniques to get it done. They've got size, strength and speed.
You guys have to do that because your offensive linemen are so small and outmatched.
Of course he does, AJ.....but OkraDwag has never let facts get in the way of a good troll......
@SupersizeThatOrder-mutt I still can't believe they scheduled the Spring Game for Good Friday. Hope the rest of you have a great time.
@GTBob The other issue is that a lot of programs that are getting to ten wins are playing four easy non-conference games. Everyone points to Baylor, but did anyone bother to take a look at who they're playing? They, in fact, have a game scheduled against something called Incarnate World coming up on their schedule.
There is history that supports 10+ win seasons. It's just old history.
We need to merge with Georgia State and turn GT into a football factory!
@BleedingGold Give me a break. O'Leary won games on a regular basis against quality opponents. Johnson had one win against a team with a regular season winning record last year. ONE! And that was Duke. CPJ cannot win games against quality teams. He's 1-11 against Clemson, Miami and UGA in 3 year. CPJ will beat Gailey's in ability to win against UGA this year. Fire him he cannot recruit!
@BleedingGold I sometimes wonder if their part of the class of 1917.
But what if it works? LOL
some folks take negative feedback as well as potus.....cpj & FB, 4 2.....
You must have been watching some different games than me last year - because in the games I watched GT hammered Duke and beat Pitt easily.
@Birmingham__Jacket That was directed to the one known as" theoldguy" he is a crotch sniffer. I know you are a Jacket but not sure what you expect. Duke had a great season last year, Vandy beat the dawgs and Pittsburgh has a more recent NC than the dawgs. You know you can take this shat to seriously sometimes.
@Birmingham__Jacket But all three of those programs run traditional offenses. It's almost like running a pro-set or common college spread doesn't actually magically make a team awesome, which is strange considering what I've learned in the comments on this blog.
We're still a better program than Duke and Pitt. Stop trying to kid yourself.
@charlestonian77 @drydirtroad stonian, the trend is to lose to shotgun teams of equal or greater talent, and to only beat patsys, including teams running shotguns, such as Duke; beating Southern Cal was a lucky win and was won b/c their coach was not interested in coaching there anymore; Tech needs to beat the teams they can't beat, and they aren't doing that under PJ since the ACC champeenship year; Tech can't drop out of the ACC and schedule patsys just to keep PJ there b/c he isn't worth it
@charlestonian77 @drydirtroad Don't you mean "your" comments? You must not have graduated from anywhere other than the college of hard knocks.
@bigmacondawg Go watch some video. EVERY team utilizes cut blocking in their running game. GT just uses it more than most. For instance: "a chop block is an attempt by an offensive player to cut block (block at the thigh level or lower) a defensive player who is being blocked above the waist by another offensive player." Therefore, it is impossible to get flagged for chop blocking unless you are cut blocking.
But feel free to keep proving yourself the idiot that you are...
Does any troll ever let facts get in their way.
Oh, and I love "OkraDwag". Awesome twist on his name.
@AugustaJacket @SupersizeThatOrder-mutt
Unfortunately, I doubt it even crossed their minds. But every few years Masters Week and Holy Week coincide too. So it's nothing new.
The only reason there is a Georgia State is because the board of regents (or whoever made decisions back then) STOLE the school of commerce from Tech and created Georgia State. They did that because they feared the edge it would give Tech in recruiting. So don't look for a merge now.
@Birmingham_Jacket we have 8 ten win seasons in the history of our program and only 3 of those came in the last 50 years. That isn't a very strong history to suggest we should be winning 10+ games every year. Mark Richt at UGA has as many 10 win seasons as every coach in GT history combined.
" He's 1-11 against Clemson, Miami and UGA in 3 year"
Let me do this slowly - 3 teams x 3 years = 9 games
1 + 11 = 12 (unless you are counting in binary)
@SupersizeThatOrder-mutt @forexbomb @FreddieBlassie LOL, I still get nauseated when I see it coming.... The statistics are good for it working inside the 20's... The statistics go way down when we are inside the red zone...
That's a good one...
There is a BIG difference between educated negative feedback and malicious trashing.
@drydirtroad @charlestonian77You know what dirtroad i would like to go back to the 70's to, but that "Back to the Future" movie is just that. A movie. Tell me what we can do right now to change the leadership at GT, and run that awful coach we have out of town. Hell, anybody.


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I think we can both be right. It's quite possible that it was designed for live theater/events and as the construction progressed and the deepening depression wore on, the decision was made to add movie capability thereby enabling them to do the quick switch when their worst fears were realized.
Radio City may have been planned to be only live theater, but it never was only live theater at the beginning, as mentioned, two weeks after opening it showed it's first movie. They had to know it would be showing film two weeks earlier…. :)
Oh, and thanks Tinseltoes for the backup. :–) Radio City was built for live theater and events, but quickly realized it wouldn't work thereby becoming one of the greatest palaces ever to have existed!
The Mark Hellinger would never have been in danger. It would be very successful as a venue for live theater and I hope the church eventually cashes out so they can use the funds "to help the poor". Yes, they have taken great care of the theater. It's beautiful, but it should be used as a theater once again and, yes, live theater counts. :–)
Like its name, RCMH was intended to be a "live" music hall, but it quickly fell victim to the Depression and had to be switched to a cinema with a stage show in support. If it had shown films exclusively, it would never have survived, and might have been turned into a parking garage.
Again, even if the theaters are used as churches instead of theater (movies), it's still better than gutted and turned into a drug store or something….or worse, torn down. As for the Hollywood Theater (Mark Hellinger), as far as I know, the theater is maintained beautifully, even if used for a church. Would you rather have seen it turned into retail, or some of the far worse things that could have been done to it? Hollywood-Mark Hellinger Theatre
As for Radio City Music Hall, it was always meant to show film, as well as live theater. It showed it's first movie in January 1933….within two weeks of opening.
Agreed, but it is considered a palace nonetheless. Radio City was also built for theater not movies. It too, is one of our greatest palaces! :–)
LuisV, the Mark Hellinger's original purpose was movies, not Broadway shows.
Many churches have been wonderful stewards of old theaters; others have not. Certainly in the case of theaters like Loew's 175th Street (United Palace), the Stanley (Jersey City), Loew's Valencia and Loew's Metropolitan, churches have saved and preserved the theaters that might otherwise have been lost, but other churches have gutted theaters or severely damaged them. The church that purchased the Mark Hellinger theater in Manhattan has taken a stunning movie palace and removed it from the Broadway Live Theater scene. Though they have taken wonderful care of the theater I wish they would sell it back so it can be returned to its legitimate use as a home for the Broadway Stage.
Wow, that is just wonderful!!
The perfect example of why often times "churches" have "saved" a theater….and now even returning to it's natural use, at least partly. For all those that "knock" the Tabernacle of Prayer in Jamaica (former Valencia Theater), because of the garish colors they painted….remember it's churches like that that saved many theaters.
BIG NEWS! There is a campaign under way to buy a projector for this theater and bring regularly scheduled films back to this theater for the first time in more than 40 years. I'm giving $100! Please consider donating and watch the great clip below! This theater is already restored and already has a screen. All that is missing is the projector! http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/return-film-to-the-united-palace
Tinseltoes, Then it must have been the RKO Coliseum. I remember Broadway was blocked by the snow, it was February 1st, we took a taxi coming out of the theater, but the driver stopped in front of the Presbyterian Medical Center and told us to get off, he couldn't go on.
Guarina, if you're talking about the original release of "Giant" in 1956, you couldn't have seen it at Loew's 175th Street because it didn't play there. If you saw it in its first run in the Washington Heights area, that would have been at the RKO Coliseum. Prior to that, you could have seen it in Manhattan only at the Roxy, where "Giant" played its exclusive NYC premiere engagement.
How depressing! I think I saw "Giant" with Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor there in an early February, there was a heavy snowfall.
Here's a 1980s tax view of the entire block, with marquee and entrance at the right side of the photo: lunaimaging
I remember Loew's 175th from 1951 and it was still a theater in 1957. The "Big Three" railroad-car style diner was across 175th Street, there was a photo studio across Broadway. My cousin worked as an usher there while in high school.
Thanks for the Link Tinseltoes.
Loew's 175th Street is prominently mentioned in this Wall Street Journal article by Will Friedwald about uptown theatres that have found God: wsj.com
Yes, Tinseltoes, the Tony"s will be at the Beacon. While I am extremely disappointed that the country will not be exposed to this gem of a theater there is no better other theater to host the Tony's than the Beacon as Alto so eloquently pointed out. The theater is actually on Broadway and was recently renovated. It will still reflect very well on New York, but it would have been very nice to have really gone outside the box for a change.
As I suspected above on 7/14/10, the deal to present the next Tony Awards at the United Palace fell through. The telecast will be held instead at the Beacon Theatre, which is about 100 blocks to the south of Washington Heights and probably seems safer and more convenient for members of the elite group that presents the Tony Awards.
Yes Al, you are correct that Radio City was not specifically built as a movie palace but a movie palace it most definitely is. That is how it was used for a majority of its life and how it is remembered by most.
I still think that the Tony committee made a brilliant move in scheduling the Tony ceremony at Loew's 175th Street Theatre. It will focus attention on one of the nation's most magnificent movie palaces while at the same time letting people everywhere know that not everything happens in midtown Manhattan. There is a wealth of architectural splendor throughout the boroughs and this will highlight it.
Radio City was never built as a movie palace. The Roxy (Center) was the failed movie palace. Radio City was built as a Music Hall and settled for movies when music shows failed.
I'm not surprised about this move, considering…in January 2010, the Allman Brothers Band, which held a 40-year relationship with the Beacon Theatre, was forced to move its legendary annual NYC concerts from that venue to the United Palace (breaking a 20-year, 190-show string) because – you guessed it – Beacon management booked a Cirque du Soleil production on an extended run!
It's great that a Loew's "Wonder Theatre" gets such an honor bestowed upon it, and that Broadway is actually celebrated ON Broadway…but 175th Street? Is it impossible today in NYC to find a theatre that's both on Broadway AND boasts comparable capacity, quality, aesthetics or amenities, either in or closer to Midtown Manhattan?
What about the Upper West Side? The recently restored 2894-seat Beacon Theatre is magnificent! Want even more "spread-out" space for red carpet, crowds, traffic and parking? Go a few blocks down to the newly renovated Lincoln Center and its 3800-seat Metropolitan Opera House – it may not represent the authentic "classic" theatrical setting that we desire, but it's classy, prestigious and celeb-friendly (for those of you with short memories, the MTV Video Music Awards ceremony was held there in September of 1999 and 2001).
I'm not at all worried about any Tony "threats" to the theater. Let's remind ourselves that the Tony's have been housed in one of the world's greatest movie palaces for many years: Radio City!
In addition, many acts have played the United Palace whose fans I feared had the potential to damage the theater much more than the performers. But my fears were not warranted. The United Palace has maintained the theater beautifully and I have no reason to think that it will change anytime soon.
If the "Tony" event does take place (I've heard that it's not a done deal yet), let us literally pray that no physical harm is done to the theatre, which has been exceptionally well-maintained by the church over the years and retains its "original" look. Please spare it from desecration by network TV technicians who might want to break through walls and/or ceilings.


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The two most storied programs of the West Coast will face-off Thursday night for their only regular season game this season. The number one ranked defensive-minded Arizona Wildcats (15-0, 2-0) head to Westwood, CA to play the offensive-minded UCLA Bruins (12-2, 1-0) for another chapter in the heated rivalry. This will be the first conference road game for the Wildcats, and it will not be an easy test.
UCLA is among the best teams in the country in terms of scoring, averaging 85.5 points per contest, including their season high 107 points in their most recent game this past Sunday versus cross-town rival USC. The Bruins like to spread the floor and shoot the outside jumper very well. Sophomore Jordan Adams leads the team with 18.5 points per game. In his last meeting versus Arizona, Adams scored 24 points as the Bruins eliminated the Wildcats from the Pac-12 Tournament and went on to win the game 66-64.
Kyle Anderson is a 6'9" point guard who creates an extreme matchup problem. He fills up the stat sheet averaging over 14 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists per game. Look for Arizona head coach Sean Miller to try different defensive looks, but expect Aaron Gordon to be doing the majority of the defensive work on Anderson.
The Bruins have efficient scoring off their bench, led by superstar freshman Zach LaVine and fellow freshman Bryce Alford. Arizona needs to be very good defending the three-pointer, because both of these freshmen can explode on any given night. LaVine can do it from the outside or use his athleticism to get to the rim, while Alford usually relies on his shooting. Perimeter defense was a big issue for the Wildcats last year, while opponents this year have only shot 28.2% from behind the arc against the 'Cats.
However, the Bruins main problem this year has been defense. They tend to run a 2-3 zone, therefore Arizona needs to shoot the ball well and use good ball movement like they have all year. UCLA allows an average of 70 points per game. If the Wildcats score 70, they should win the game. They have not allowed any team this season to score more than 70 points in a single game. Nonetheless, they have not faced an offense as high powered as this UCLA team.
The Wildcats are the number one team in the country for the fifth straight week now, and this is the game where many experts have the Wildcats potentially losing their first game of the season. The 'Cats are coming off a 71-62 home victory versus the Washington Huskies that was a little closer than expected. Junior guard Nick Johnson scored a career high 24 points, and has been Arizona's best offensive weapon so far this season.
Arizona will win this game the same way they have all season: wearing down their opponents with their length and defense. The Bruins do not have a player as big as Arizona center Kaleb Tarczewski. "Zeus" needs to have a big game and pull down a lot of rebounds. The Wildcats will look to pound the ball inside in the zone, and he is the 'Cats biggest low-post presence. Kaleb has been a key factor for many of Arizona's victories this season.
The Pauley Pavillion crowd will be daunting, as well as every road conference game for Arizona as they have the number one ranking target on their backs. It is unlikely they will go undefeated the whole season, but winning and being the number one team in the country is always fun.
Prediction: Arizona 86, UCLA 76.


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According to a Derrick Goold tweet yesterday, Skip Schumaker and Allen Craig could both start rehab assignments within the next week. Schumaker took some ABs in extended spring training in Jupiter and appears set to start rehabbing next week, according to Goold. Craig is headed to Florida on Sunday in the hopes of being ready for a rehab assignment late next week.
For Cardinals fans, this is good news. Craig is easily the most dangerous bat the Cardinals have off the bench this season and the sooner we can get him back, the better off the team will be. Especially with there being some question about Lance Berkman's calf injury. I've read that he described it similar as to previous issues he had, so it could be more trouble than we think it will be. Meanwhile Schumaker is the most reliable bat we have that can play second base, even if there is some question to his glove work.
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What do we know about vacations? The term means to vacate, a period of time which an employee is granted an exemption from all rules of employment.
The steering committee for the Unity in the Park Festival recently had its first meeting. The fsetival is set for May 31 in J.F. Gregory Park
If you ever doubted the power of prayer, you should have been at the New Beginnings Community Church's annual Easter Extravaganza and egg hunt Saturday at J.F. Gregory Park.
Easter is, of course, one of the major Christian festivals across the world. While the religious meaning is the same, I find the history of many Easter traditions - and some of the cultural differences surrounding its celebration in the United Kingdom and the United States -interesting.
Surrounded by cypress trees dating back more than a millennium and hosts of tupelo trees, Brian Cohen regaled a gathering of canoe- and kayak-paddlers with the story of Ebenezer Crossing.
A rabies clinic will be held from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, May 3, in the Lanier Primary School parking lot.
Members and guests of the Rotary Club of Richmond Hill on April 10 received an update on Richmond Hill schools as all five principals attended to receive donations for their Principal's Funds.
Salted sturgeon eggs ought to taste something like the mullet row I used to eat when I was a boy. But since caviar sells for about $50 an ounce, I'll never know.
The Bark Park's 2014 Happy Dogs' second annual Wine and Cheese Fundraiser will start at 6 p.m. May 1 at the City Center.
Nearly 100 ladies from the Marne Community Spouses Club, Fort Stewart's all-ranks social club, met Jamie and Bobby Deen last week. Celebrity chef Paula Deen's sons took time out of their busy schedules to enjoy lunch with the group during a special event at Club Stewart.
THE LAWS OF physics dictate that nature abhors a vacuum. A related but lesser known axiom postulates that you can't love nature if you're inside vacuuming.
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield will host its annual Spring Historic Communities Council Meeting and cemetery visit Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Shuman of Ellabell announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Katheryn Elaine Shuman, to Bradley Chase Cowart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cowart of Ellabell.
The Richmond Hill Lions Club met March 27 at the J.F. Gregory Park Wetland Center.
For their March meeting, the Pembroke Garden Club members enjoyed a trip to the Georgia Southern University Botanical Garden in Statesboro, also known as Garden of the Coastal Plain. The ladies enjoyed a tour of the garden led by guide Kathy Tucker, viewed the many variety of plants on the well-kept rounds, and the small one room schoolhouse on the premises; then enjoyed lunch at a local restaurant.
With Halloween around the corner, the popular tradition of apple bobbing has been on my mind.
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The Bryan County Bark Park will have its official opening and ribbon cutting at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the community's new dog park near the ball fields in DeVaul Henderson Park.
Every time I write a column, I try to study up on the topic, particularly if I know little about the subject matter. One forfeits all opportunities for plausible deniability when putting the pen to the paper.
The opening reception for "A Stitch in Time," an exhibit of quilts by award-winning fiber artist Wendy Analla, was Sunday at the Downtown Arts Centre, 38 W. Bacon St. in Pembroke.
Residents of the Suites at Station Exchange recently celebrated October Fest Week.
The Marne Community and Spouses Club will hold its annual basket auction at 6 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Richmond Hill City Center.
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This region of Coastal Georgia teems with history.
How would you describe someone you know who is old or older than yourself by at least, say, 25 years?
The Bryan County Health Department now has flu vaccine available.
Can you name a famous female pilot?
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Dr. and Mrs. Greer E. Noonburg of Richmond Hill announce the engagement of their son, Air Force 1st Lt. Lee Joseph Noonburg, to Valerie Kaye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Haikin of Crescent City, Oklahoma.
The Pembroke Garden Club's September "Beauty Spot Award" went to Bobby and Joann Cowart of Pembroke for the yellow mums in their yard.
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consumption, noise, and emissions; accommodate projected growth in air traffic while preserving and enhancing safety; and maximize flexibility and effectiveness in the use of airports, airspace, and aircraft.16
NextGen Concept and Technologies Development
The NextGen Concept and Technologies Development project is devising methods to increase the efficiency and capacity of the National Airspace System. The project is studying new methods to optimize in-route flight plans and departure and arrival procedures. These new methods must also account for the effects of weather and other dynamic changes to the airspace. Concepts are also being developed to improve the efficiency and safety of surface operations.
NextGen Systems Analysis, Integration and Evaluation
The NextGen Systems Analysis, Integration and Evaluation project is an independent test organization for solutions proposed by the NextGen Concept and Technologies Development project. The project uses systems analysis and simulation techniques to demonstrate the viability of NextGen concepts. This project is also responsible for the eventual flight demonstrations and evaluations of these systems.
Airspace Systems Program Flight Test Activities
Flight research within the Airspace Systems Program is limited. The majority of the work is being conducted in sophisticated simulation facilities. As work progresses there are flight activities to verify and validate the new technologies developed. The Airspace Systems Program is planning an integrated test utilizing many aircraft performing normal operations within the national airspace. To do this the program is looking to partner with one or more air carriers that have already equipped their aircraft fleet with Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast equipment.
Airspace Systems Program Budget
The FY2010 budget for the Airspace Systems Program was $79.0 million. The budget requested in FY2012 is increased to $92.7 million. The projected budget in the years FY2013 to FY2016 shows a steady decline.17 It is surprising that this budget decease would occur during the period that is expected to include flight testing activities. This decline will require that partners provide the majority of funds for the flight research activities.
The Aeronautics Test Program (ATP) does not conduct flight research; however, it does make it possible for the other programs within ARMD to conduct both ground and flight testing. ATP is largely responsible for the operations and maintenance of ground test facilities such as wind tunnels but is also charged with providing ground-based mission control rooms for flight test activities. This program is responsible for the maintenance of the fleet of NASA aircraft; as such its responsibility is in large part to provide support to mission directorates within NASA. ATP is also involved in the preparation of aircraft for flight test. For example, ATP is currently modifying newly acquired F-15Ds to replace the NASA F-15Bs. ATP also operates flight simulators for pilot training and
16 NASA Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, "Airspace Systems Program," available at http://www.aeronautics.nasa.gov/programs_asp.htm.
17 NASA, NASA FY2012 Budget Estimates for Aeronautics Research, available at http://www1gtm.nasa.gov.speedera.net/pdf/516642main_NASA_FY12_Budget_Estimates-Aeronautics.pdf.


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Teach your pet and protect your landscaping! The Waterproof Pawz Away Outdoor Pet Barrier safeguards outdoor landscaping and keeps your dog away from pools, patio furniture, trash cans and other off-limits areas.
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I used two rocks to keep my dogs out of my horse corrals. The dogs learned quickly to avoid the area around the rocks.
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This product really works, I bought it because my dog repeatedly rips up my flowerbeds.Works really well for part of my beds but since my bed goes the whole length of my house (55ft). I am planning on purchasing the wire to go with this product to keep the dog away from my whole flowerbed.He does stay away from it for 16 feet in diameter.
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The office admins are cruel they probably hate kids, and they don't listen to anything , they love to make mountains out of molehills. Literally touching someone or give someone a nickname, the school will label it as sexual harassment or bullying and you'll be suspended They still have a uniform policy, which is a thing of the 19th century. The teachers are nice, some are very nice while others need to remember we're in a middle school, this isn't a college campus, stop looking for so many specific things and nitpicking at our work The way they teach Algebra 1 here is broken, they do a "flipped classroom". They expect students to go home and watch videos, but by the time the year is into full swing, they copy out of the textbook, teachers know that an average teenager will get lazy and do the easy way. Inside the class, math is taught for only 20 minutes, then they expect you to fully know it. More than half the students in every alg 1 class are a d or lower The staff also loves to pull up the "Distraction" card on hats, beanies, pics on binders etc. it isn't a legit excuse, anything can be a distraction I can't wait to leave this school, 3 more months and I can enjoy school.
I honestly think that Oaks Middle could do so much better. Principles and teachcers hardly interact with students and students always get away with things like eating in class or chewing gum.
I am a seventh grader at Oaks middle school ,diana hana,12,and i think my school is fantastic i think im so lucky to be in this school.Although i do admit i have some trouble with the rules but other than that everything is great.The teachers,principal,the campous,after school activities,and much much much more are incredible and in my opinon so is the language arts teacher,Mr.s Anainan.
I'm a student at this school & I just wanna say this school rocks! They have the best lockers ever & great food. I love the burritos! The teachers are all fun & stuff. They have great after-school opertunities (I misspelled that). I hope Oaks can keep this level of awesome-ness.
I found this school to have been a great time. I found that the teachers not only taught me a whole lot In my two years but were also friendly people. This school had guided me through the transition to hight school very smoothly. The performing arts department Is amazing.
I'm in my second year at oaks, and Im really enjoying my stay here.Their are so many options here.You can have they greatest time here or it can be your worst it al depends on how you decide to act or react.
This school requires wearing uniforms. Oaks is a fairly decent school but you really have to stay on top of things or your child will get lost in the system,along with all the other kids that cant read,write or do math.
Wow I just graduated from this school and I had fun for my first 2 years. I had many classes with this school cooking,typing,sports,computers, and band all of these electives are great. They also have many fun school projects and stuff like assemblies talent shows I was in one and it was a thrill and dances these are excellent. I wouldnt have wanted to go to any other school just this one and if I could do this adventure all over again I would. Teachers are crazy (in a good way) they care about you and the princible is very very strict the also have field trips!
i just finished my second year at oaks middle school.The acdemic program is great(depends on the teachers).The carriculum is not as fast as it could be but theres nothing wrong with reviewing to make sure you get what you already learned.There are alot of extracurricular avtivities.the after school sports are engaging to watch and play.The coaches are enthuastic about the sports.We have girls and boys volley ball,girls and boys football, irls softball, boys softball,girls soccer,boys soccer,girls basketball,and boys basket ball.The after school programs are fun and cool to join.Theres the boys and girls club (to make new friends),the snowboarding club,yearbook,video crew,cooking club,disection,journalism club, and etc.The elective clases are twice as fun.oaks has beginning and advanced orchestra,begining and advanced band,music appreation,civics,avid, peercounsling,technolgy,computers,homeec,and drillteam/auxilarys.the dril team/auxillarys is a performing arts group. they go to competitions with the marching band(the advanced band. the parents try there best to help but there could be more
Well, pretty formal school...lack of leadership from prinicples and students. They pretty much don't care...
I'd like to say this school is very slow on higher learning, my daughter received a B in Algerbra, in this school as where she started with a D in our previous school, which was Snowline Unified School District. And because she likes it, really makes me think how easy it is, and that it is not challenging enough!
This school contains 7th and 8th graders. They are always working hard to improve and enhance their programs to allow students to be more successful. I have talked with many parents that say wonderful things about Oaks. It is my belief that an experience is what you make it and if you want the best school experience everyone needs to work together to make that happen: students, parents, and teachers. I stayed very involved in my child's education and if more parents would get involved many more changes could take place.
This school was the worst 3 years ever. I wished a long time that I left there but my mom said, ' try just for me.' I will never send my child there.
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1221 South Oaks Avenue
Ontario, CA 91762
Phone: (909) 988-2050
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