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October 29, 2014 – March 31, 2015
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Members of the new BHS Theater Arts class attended "A Day in Arts" at Adelphi University on Friday, October 17th. The students took workshops in musical theater, classical voice, prop design, lighting, acting with accents, improvisation, dance, stage combat, painting, and stage makeup. The students heard several musical theater selections along with a question and answer session with actor Christopher Sieber, currently starring in Broadway's "Matilda." The students learned a great deal and had a terrific experience.
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On Saturday, 10/25/14, an adventurous group of Bethpage High School students made their way to the weird and wonderful at the Ripley's Believe it or Not! Museum in New York City. Led by high school teachers Ms. D'Alleva and Mr. Fazio, all were amazed and intrigued by the displays, exhibits, anecdotes and features in this unique 21st Century outing. The museum fun was followed by a choice of lunch stops before the bus ride back to Bethpage.
On a beautiful autumn Sunday morning, BHS Student Civic met at Eisenhower Park to participate in the annual
Walk-A-Long for Lupus. Civic members Ailin Yu, Kate Walker, Anndrika Bhatia, Lyana Sayilar and Amy Zheng walked with crowds of other high schools from Long Island and Queens to raise awareness and funds for this auto-immune disease. Raffles, lunch, live music and Z-100 celebrities were on site to complete an inspiring day of exercise, consciousness-raising and togetherness together for a good cause. Much appreciation to everyone.
Thursday October 16th at 2:40pm, BHS Student Civic and BHS Family and Consumer Science hosted Christina Brown from Long Island Cares - Harry Chapin Food Bank to present a workshop for interested Bethpage High School students. The workshop was entitled, Hunger 101 and introduced important causes and questions concerning hunger on Long Island. Student learned about the economic and s
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On Thursday, October, 9th the BHS Jazz Combo volunteered their time and talent to perform at the Adults and Children with Learning Disabilities (ACLD) annual "Enviable Life Ball" fundraiser held at Oheka Castle in Huntington. It was a fantastic evening and the students received many compliments on their performance. After performing, they dined on filet mignon and checked out the castle.
In coordinating this trip, we afforded 40 of our students the opportunity to learn about STEM careers associated with aviation through speakers and hands on experiences at Republic Airport. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics are the foundation of industry and commerce across the nation. Careers in S.T.E.M. related industries are vital for our economy, therefore early exposure, inclusion and encouragement should be a high priority in education. The future of American economics rests on the success of our S.T.E.M. education efforts in schools across Long Island. The educational foundations laid in middle and high school are critical to the interest levels, proficiency and test scores of high school students preparing to enter the work force.
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On September 23rd students from both the middle and high school sailed aboard a nationally registered historical landmark. The weather was spectacular and Oyster Bay harbor was breathtaking. Participants were educated about the local history, President Theodore Roosevelt, the Spanish-American war and local marine life. As a special treat, our students had the unbelievable opportunity to see a wild seal. Harbor seals are usually not seen in the area until the winter. This one arrived early to gorge itself on the abundant supply of fish and to claim a choice basking rock. Our students had a memorable afternoon experiencing a truly unique corner of the world so close to home.
BHS held an ice cream bash welcoming new students to our great school! Lots of people helped out, but special thanks goes to our Social Worker Ms. Kennedy for making the arrangements. It was great to meet everyone!
On Friday night, a huge crowd gathered for BHS's Pep Rally on the Athletic Field. Mr. Franchi greeted the crowd and then introduced Lauren Conway to sing the National Anthem. Captains of each team spoke, all excited for the upcoming year. BHS Cheerleaders and Kickline performed outstanding routines. At the conclusion of the Pep Rally, many faculty members participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to raise money for this worthy cause. Students were selected from the audience to come down to the field to douse their teachers. A great time was had by all in attendance. Best of luck to all of our teams for a very successful season.
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the French Club held its annual car wash. In spite of a cloudy day, with impending rain, many people came out to support us.
Welcome to the newest staff members in Bethpage! An orientation day was organized by Ms. Lavelle and featured a bus tour of Bethpage with Mr. Clark as the tour guide and it included a stop at Cablevision. We wish all our new teachers and teaching assistants the best as they join a terrific faculty and staff!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! Skyler Paccio, Junior in Bethpage High School. His Teen Literature teacher Maria Whalen entered one of Skyler's creative writing pieces to The Alice Hoffman Young Writers Retreat at Adelphi University in July for 1 week to work with professional writers. It was an amazing opportunity. Out of a couple of hundred Nassau County applicants, only 30 Juniors were selected. Skyler was 1 of 30 selected student and he earned a full scholarship (all expenses paid). Way to Go Skyler!!!
On August 5th and 6th over 60 seniors jump-started their college search process with the help of Mr. Kenny, Director of Guidance and Mr. Lynch, Senior Seminar teacher. The "Summer College Prep Workshop" at BHS explored the college search process, discussed the application essay and included demonstrations about the Common Application and Naviance. The rising seniors were even able to begin their applications. A visit to SUNY Albany and Siena College took place the next day. Information sessions, campus tours and even lunch on campus helped the group discover what colleges have to offer.
On June 11, the French Club, along with advisor Madame Ciarniello, held its end of year dinner at the Cassis Brasserie French Restaurant in Plainview. Everyone enjoyed "une salade, soupe à l'oignon, steak-frites or poulet (chicken)" along with a most delicious dessert--"profiteroles"--a tasty pastry filled with vanilla ice cream and covered with chocolate sauce. (See picture!) It was a lovely way to end the year.
On Sunday, June 8, Pentecost Sunday, at Saint Martin of Tours in Bethpage, current Bethpage students (Madeline Kuhlke, Jillian Leavey and Jillian Perota), former students (Kelly Ryan and Lianna Perota) as well teacher, Ronny Ciarniello, spoke at different masses in various languages. All spoke beautifully in French, Italian and Spanish.
BHS Tri-M Music Honor Society "Music in the Garden", Spring Chamber Music Recital. All the students had the opportunity to perform and showcase their talents. The evening was led by Tri-M Music Honor Society advisors, Mr. & Mrs. Stehlik. It was an amazing evening filled with beautiful classical pieces performed by talented students.
Congratulations! Skyler Paccio, Bethpage HS Junior. His entry was chosen as the only Nassau County 11th grade winning selection in the Nassau Reading Council's 2014 Young Author's Contest. His family and friends attended the Awards Ceremony on Monday, June 2nd at 7:00 PM in the theatre at the Wilbur Arts Center at Molloy College. Each winner K-12 read his or her entry to an enthusiastic audience. Skyler, along with other Nassau County winners went on to attend a reception following. Way to go!
Congratulations to Charlie Bachmeier and Chris Dane, who competed in the finals of Theodore Roosevelt Speaking Competition last Thursday. 44 students across schools from Long Island competed in this contest and participants were charged with creating an original speech focusing on some aspect of the life of Theodore Roosevelt. Students then had to recite the speech in front of an audience without using any notes. Both Charlie and Chris did an exceptional job and were recognized for their public speaking efforts when they were selected as finalists for the contest. Charlie focused on Theodore Roosevelt's efforts at conservation while Chris spoke about Roosevelt's role as Police Commissioner. BHS is proud of both Charlie and Chris!
On Tuesday, June 4th, a pre prom program was held for the Senior Class. Motivational speaker and retired Suffolk County Police Officer, Paul Failla spoke to our students for 2 periods about making good decisions as they finish their high school career. Officer Failla also discussed the importance of having good character as students move on to college, the military and the world of work.
The LOTE Department held a very nice induction ceremony for students entering the LOTE Honor Society. Mr. Rodriguez emceed the event and everyone was impressed with Mr. Spence's Spanish! Congratulations to all the students and their teachers!
BHS students raised over $10,000 for the Victory Games and students in Mr. Lynch's CORE program and Mr. Granieri's CDOS program assisted to run the event. Everyone was amazed at the talented athletes who competed!
Congratulations to the BHS Gymnastics team which was named the New York State Scholar Athlete Team of the year. That means as a team, they had the highest average of any gymnastics team in the state! How impressive! It was a great season on many fronts! Congratulations to Coach Kim and Coach Vicki!
BHS students in Mr. Pollatos's Science Research Class conducted a Science Symposium to share their findings and research. It was a very impressive evening! Thanks to alumnus Chelsea Levy for coming back and sharing some of the work she is doing at MIT. It was a great evening!
Congratulations to future teacher Tina Rapaglia for winning the first ever Bethpage Retired Teachers Award. Tina will be studying to be a Special Education teacher at Marist in the fall and we thank all the retired teachers who made this scholarship happen! She is pictured with Mrs. Blau and Mrs. Axelrad.
Bethpage gathered to honor those who sacrificed so much for our nation. Thanks to everyone who participated in this year's Memorial Day Parade!
The Bethpage School District thanks everyone who participated in our annual Democracy in Action program. Our student performers were wonderful and their teachers and parents should be very proud! Thanks to the PTA for organizing the Book Sale and to those who contributed to the Great American Bake Sale (especially Mrs. Marcis). It was a terrific event!
Congratulations to all the musicians and singers who participated in the wonderful BHS Choir and Orchestra Concert! It was a great display of talent. Congratulations to Mrs. Stehlik and Mr. Kay for a great performance!
Third graders from the district's three elementary schools had the opportunity to connect with Long Island's Maritime history. The graduating class of Bethpage High School did a phenomenal job hosting the annual Maritime Festival. The elementary students made rope the old fashioned way; learned all about the parts of a fish, saw a SCUBA demonstration by Mr. Hack, learned about plankton with Mrs. Rankin, and produced a "Gyotaku" style fish print. A Special thanks goes out to Mr. Carroll for helping acquire the rich diversity of sea life displayed in the touch tanks.
The Bethpage High School orchestra attended the High Note Music Festival in South Hadley, MA on Friday, May 23. The orchestra earned a "Superior" ranking, the highest possible, and came in first place. The orchestra spent the day in Six Flags New England and took a walking tour of Boston on Saturday, May 24. Students had a great time at Quincy Market and saw the U.S.S. Constitution, the Bunker Hill National Monument, and Paul Revere's house.
Lessons learned come from all types of resources, but one of the best ways is through experience. Theresa Gervasi Schneider understands this and as teacher for the BHS Child Study program has put it into practice.
On Thursday May 22, 2014, Adelphi University Education Professors Anne Mungai, (Special Education) and Professor Diana Feige, (Service-Learning) visited Mrs. Schneider's classes to witness the joy and learning in her program and to accept the gifts that her BHS students made for the Mungai Orphanage in Kenya, Africa.
Mrs. Schneider's classes created babies' bibs and shoulder sacks for the children to carry their school supplies from T-shirts a concept which included recycling materials in consideration of the environment. BHS Student Civic donated pencils and supplies to fill the shoulder sacks. Professor Mungai mentioned how precious pencils were to children in the orphanage since they are very difficult to find and expensive, furthering the point that a little level of awareness can help make enormous changes. She will be bringing supplies to Kenya this summer including the handmade creations from Bethpage High School.
Mrs. Schneider's students and children posed happily for photos and both Adelphi Professors were so impressed with the positive results of the project that they opened consideration of a mentoring program with Adelphi and Bethpage High School students. Thanks to all the students and children for participating in this project and for enriching lives in 'giving to others'.
Congratulations to the students and staff who participated in the Annual AIDS Walk. The Bethpage team under the direction of Ms. Bertolotti raised $1,785 for this great cause! Great job to all!
Congratulations to Mackenzie Pech for being honored by the National Center for Women & Information Technology at the Bloomberg Center in Manhattan. Mackenzie was one of 29 female students recognized for their interest and ability in technology. Mackenzie is an accomplished computer programmer as well as a member of the BHS Robotics Team. She was honored with one of the Bloomberg Aspiration awards at a ceremony attended by her family and Superintendent Mr. Clark.
Bethpage was honored to host a Jiu Jitsu class thanks to Mr. Sagarese and his good friend former UFC welterweight champion Matt "The Terror" Serra. Lots of people came out to participate in this Fit and Fun activity. We are grateful to both of them
Rainy skies gave way to beautiful sunshine as the Bethpage armada landed on the shores of Oyster Bay Harbor. An energetic group of Middle School and High School students of the Marine Science Club removed hundreds of pounds of debris from the shoreline. For many of the students it was their first time visiting Center Island and they were impressed by its elegant beauty and diversity of wildlife. Besides improving the environment our students learned about an endangered bird, the piping plover. This tiny bird lays its eggs directly on the sand without building a formal nest. Their strategy is camouflage, the coloring of their eggs mimics the sand. Several protective zones were established to prevent people from stepping on the eggs. The group also experienced ospreys, egrets, terns, herons, cormorants and a well-deserved B-B-Q.
Congressman Steve Israel came to BHS to announce his sponsorship of a bill that supports a $500 tax credit for college preparation costs that include costs for AP, IB, SAT, ACT and SAT Subject tests as well as preparation courses that students take. The Congressman was surrounded by members of the Bethpage PTA and parent Len O'Donnell spoke in favor of the bill along with administrators from the district and BHS Senior Conor Nimmo who serves on the Congressman's Youth Cabinet. The Congressman was very complimentary of Bethpage and the excellent schools we have.
Members of the BHS and JFK orchestras participated in a recital in the Little Theatre, Monday evening, April 28. These students will be attending NYSSMA at Bethpage next week. Pictured are (l to r): Ms. Yen Yen Haas (piano accompanist); Michael Coyle (seated); Mr. Kay; Drew Maggio; Emily Liang; Christopher Bello; Nichole Zacchia; David Campos; Christopher Stronstad; Antonio Bello; George Campos (seated); and Attilio Vosilla.
Every April, the Bethpage High School Art Department exhibits selected works at the Bethpage Public Library. This year the show includes work from the AP Studio Art, Fine Arts and Sculpture classes. An opening reception was held on April 3. The students enjoyed the opportunity to show their work and receive the many guests who came to view the show.
Bethpage once again hosted the County Family Math Day and over 700 people turned out for a great and exciting event! It was a day of activities demonstrating the importance and fun of math! Great job to all the teachers, students and administrators who volunteered and to Mr. Titolo for organizing the day! Thanks also to our terrific custodial crew for their hard work!
Bethpage ELL students received laptop computers courtesy of a grant written by Mrs. Mineiro and Ms. De Napoli. Everyone was very enthused and they will go to great use!
The Fit and Fun initiative kicked off with a Community Walk. It was a great first event attended by almost 300 people! More events can be found on the calendar at: http://www.bethpage.ws/docs/fitness/
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After enjoying a history-making season in the spring of 2013, the Ridgewood Spartans baseball co-op is ready for an encore performance in 2014.
But in the wake of a 24-7 campaign that included a Lincoln Trail Conference championship and their first Class 1A regional-title trophy, the Spartans also know that the challenge of a repeat performance will be a major test.
"People are going to be gunning for us, which will be a big challenge for the guys,'' said Ridgewood coach Seth Spivey, "but I think they guys are pretty excited for the season. I like the group we have; it's as veteran a group as we've had. We'll play primarily juniors and seniors this year, and this is a comfort level that goes with this group.''
Although Ridgewood does have to replace such graduated standouts as P/3B Nick Ragan and outfielder Dusty Werner, it still returns a plethora of talent, beginning with a senior quintet led by pitcher/infielders Noah Shannon (8-0, 1.31 ERA, 48 strikeouts) and Andrew Steider.
Among the underclassmen, junior P/IF Ridge Greenman and P/OF Nate Humphrey (.380, 28 RBIs; 5-2 with 1.57 ERA) add further depth to the Spartan lineup.
"This will be a typical Ridgewood team,'' said Spivey. "We'll pitch and field well, and if we can score enough runs, we should be all right. We return three of our top four pitchers, and we're pretty solid up the middle.''
As for Ridgewood's chances at an LTC title repeat, Spivey says: "It should be an exciting race. We have to take a different approach mentally; we were the ones chasing people for the last few years.''
Among those teams giving chase to the Spartans will be Mercer County (19-6), which finished second in the LTC and won its first Class 2A regional crown; and perennial conference power Annawan-Wethersfield, coming off a 26-8 season in which it advanced to the 2A sectional finals.
The Golden Eagles do lose some big guns in 3B/P Tanner Matlick and pitcher Darrin Harrison, but are bolstered by a strong senior class led by shortstop Tyson Nylin (.420, 23 RBIs) and first baseman Ryan Garrett (.459, 35 RBIs).
"We've got a lot of guys who've been with me for four years now,'' said Mercer County coach Nick Basala. "They've gained that experience, and now they've got to take over as leaders. I think after last year, the guys are hungry for more. They've been successful in their youth organizations, and they're always striving for more.
"I think the LTC will be a dogfight, with A-W, Ridgewood and ROWVA. Our expectation is to be the best team in the conference, but we have to play our best game to compete with those other teams.
A-W's Titans graduated several standouts, a group led by 2013 Dispatch-Argus Area Player of the Year and outfielder Trey Hannam. Also gone are such key contributors as catcher Kegan Jacobson, P/3B Tyler Litton, P/2B Cody Phillips and first baseman Zach VanWassenhove.
"We lost eight quality seniors who are going to be irreplacable,'' said Annawan-Wethersfield coach Jeff Parsons. "But, we feel like we've still got some pieces. No question, it's going to be a learning process for us, with guys filling those spots. But our senior class, people are doubting them now, so they're out to prove what they can do.''
Among the top returners for the Titans are senior pitching ace Matt Jenkins (9-2, 1.31 ERA, 92 strikeouts). "We expect these guys to put out a good product and be a tough team to beat,'' said Parsons.
Yet another LTC club with strong title aspirations is Galva-Williamsfield, coming off a 15-8 season in which it advanced to the 1A Elite Eight for the first time. However, several key losses to graduation have the Wildcats in retooling mode.
"We're realized this year that we've got to do it in different ways,'' said G-W coach Charlie Sams.
At United, first-year coach Ryan Molek begins the rebuilding process with a team that slipped to 4-12 in the LTC last spring after having won the conference title just a few years before.
"We're up in numbers with 25 guys, which I'm happy about,'' said Molek. "I definitely think we'll play solid defense, we've got six or seven guys who can throw strikes, and we're going to rely on our speed, putting the ball in play.''
Annawan-Wethersfield Titans
Coach: Jeff Parsons (8th year).
Returning letterwinners -- Srs.: Matt Jenkins (P/1B/OF), Trevor Lay (P/SS), Jake Bennett (P/IF), Dylan Buckley (C/IF). Jr.: Bo VanOpdorp (IF/OF/C).
Newcomers -- Srs.: Gunner Ince (OF), Alex Brunson (OF), J.T. Lewis (OF), Cameron Gilbraith (IF/OF). Jrs.: Braeden Winter (P), Tanner Vershaw (1B), Bailey Jagers (OF). So.: Tucker Nichols (1B/P), Ian Wirth (OF).
Galva-Williamsfield Wildcats
Coach: Charlie Sams (3rd year).
Returning letterwinners -- Srs.: Parker Wight (P/1B), James Sams (SS/C), David Jeffries (OF), Donovan Benson (DH), Austin Gladfelter (2B). Jrs.: Colin Landis (3B/P), Timmy Lynn (2B), Tyler Jones (OF), Easton Beard (P). So.: Billy Comer (OF/Utility), Garrett Wight (P/Utility).
Newcomers -- Sr.: Hayden Swanson (C). Jr.: Travis King (C). Fr.: Trey Kazubowski (P).
Mercer County Golden Eagles
Coach: Nick Basala (5th year).
Returning letterwinners -- Srs.: Tyson Nylin (SS), Treyten Hileman (1B/OF), A.J. Line (OF/P), Ryan Garrett (3B/P), Tyson Russell (OF), Trenton Higgins (C). Jrs.: Dalton Howard (P/1B), Blake Dillavou (P/3B). So.: Connor Sharp (P).
Newcomers -- Jrs.: Kale Moreland (OF), Blake Russell (2B), Austin Smith (P/SS), Brenton Stropes (P/1B), Jesse Hanson (1B). So.: Ashton Klingaman (OF), David Brooks (C). Fr.: Jacob Dellitt (2B).
Ridgewood Spartans
Coach: Seth Spivey (5th year with Ridgewood co-op; 9th year overall).
2013: 24-7 (17-1 LTC, 1st place)
Returning letterwinners -- Srs.: Noah Shannon (P/IF), Blayne Street (C), Cole Colburn (IF), Joe Chiolero (OF), Andrew Steider (P/IF). Jrs.: Ridge Greenman (P/IF), Nate Humphrey (P/OF), Joey Lambin (IF/OF).
Newcomers -- Sr.: Derrick Barth (OF). Jr.: Evan Curry (OF). So.: Garrett Adamson (P/IF). Fr.: Preston Anderson (P/OF).
United Red Storm
Coach: Ryan Molek (1st year).
Returning letterwinners -- Srs.: Lance Sperry (P/1B/3B), Riley Whitsitt (OF/IF/P). Jrs.: Jack Whitsitt (OF/P), Austin Marshall (SS/P), Dalton Frieden (1B/3B/P), Austin Rutledge (OF).
Newcomers -- So.: Eli Olin (2B/OF). Fr.: Kal Youngquist (C/P).
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Austin, Texas: Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel posted the fastest laps in both the first two practice sessions for the U.S. Grand Prix on Friday. The Red Bull driver clocked a best time of 1 minute, 37.718 seconds on the new Circuit of the Americas track.
Friday's practice runs were the first time any of the teams had driven on the $400 million track, built specifically for Formula One. Vettel leads Alonso by 10 points with two races left and is trying to become only the third driver to win three world titles in a row.
Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner said the course was very close to what the drivers had expected after practicing on simulators. Vettel, 25, will be starting his 100th grand prix this weekend with Red Bull also poised to clinch the constructors' crown.


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Cape Cod and the Islands were not spared from the 9/11 terrorist attacks: At least 22 of those who died had ties to this region, either through family or homes or other connections.
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Outsider Whose Dark, Lyrical Vision Helped Shape Rock 'n' Roll →
Mr. Reed, punk-poet, guitarist and songwriter, was a founder of the rock group the Velvet Underground, whose music and lyrics influenced multiple generations.
NYTimes: Writer Brings in the World While She Keeps It at Bay →
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Book Review: Lexicon by Max Barry
Lexicon by Max Barry
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
After finding myself intrigued by the "Which Poet are You?" quiz for this book on the Shelf Awareness blog, I requested and received an e-galley of the book from NetGalley. I was curious to know why my quiz results came back as, "Sylvia Plath", and after reading the novel I'm not sure the quiz was accurate, but boy, oh boy, was this a terrific read!!
The main idea of this novel is that words have power…great and terrible power…that poets control words and words control people. Enter into this an organization, comprised of "poets," that would make any sociopath cringe with delight. By turns witty and dramatic, Lexicon, is the freshest novel I have read this year and is comparable to the best works of Neil Gaiman. Taking place in various settings from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., to Australia, this is a trip you won't want to miss. Buckle up and hang on tight for this unique and thrilling ride through the imagination of Max Barry.
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Book Review: Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth by Reza Aslan
Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth by Reza Aslan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
An intriguing non-fiction recount of the life of the historical Jesus that reads like a modern day political thriller. Mr. Aslan has again proven his mettle in relating the history of religions in a thought provoking and informative manner to the religious and non-religious alike.
What we think of as modern themes (example: the 1 percent vs the 99 percent) are shown to us as being present in 1st Century Palestine, supporting the idea that everything old is new again. The struggle for power, the corrupt nature of politicians and religious leaders, the zealous nature of those who believe in morality and ideas…all this is present in the telling of how Jesus came to be seen as a rebellious, charismatic individual who struck fear into the hearts of the Romans and the Sanhedrin. Jesus' truth telling was even more troublesome than that of Edward Snowden or Bradley Manning in our time and this telling gives us a look at what the historical (rather than the religiously reconstructed) Jesus may have looked like in his own time.
A thrilling, evocative and compelling read to anyone who enjoys a story of intrigue, power, corruption and how the sacrifice made by an individual for an ideal can have unexpected consequences.
Full disclosure: I received an e-galley of this title from NetGalley.
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Found Objects by Peter Gelfan…coming in April 2013
Found Objects by Peter Gelfan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
With the frontispiece quote from the poem "Tonight I Watched" by Sappho, the mood is set for this hauntingly written novel of beauty, loneliness and self-discovery.
Aldo is having a tough time adjusting to a major change in his life and his first person narrative explores the moral, philosophical and practical challenges of living a complicated alternative lifestyle. Things start out joyful and fulfilling for Aldo, his wife, their lover and her two children, but quickly become confusing and uncomfortable when an unexpected guest arrives unannounced.
Full of humor and deftly drawn characters, the novel explores the complexity of relationships forged between adults, adults and their children, and between a family unit and the community in which they live. Social questions are posed in this novel such as: what makes a family? what is moral? what is marriage? what makes a parent? These questions are pondered in a provocative and interesting way from the viewpoint of the main character and the reader is carried along for the journey.
I found the novel to be difficult to put down and read it in a couple of days. I will probably pick it up again in a few weeks and read it at a more leisurely pace to fully digest all the philosophical questions.
I recommend this novel to anyone who seeks to more fully understand themselves and their relationships with others. For, in the end, this is a book about being human and learning to accept yourself for who you are, even when who you are is a riddle.
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Mr. Nordan's best-known novel, "Wolf Whistle," was based on the murder of Emmett Till in 1955.
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" When power corrupts, poetry cleanses." This poster of JFK is in the back room of Coffee Parisien, a bistro next the The Village Voice Bookstore on Rue Princesse in Paris, France. The line is from a speech President Kennedy gave at Amherst in October 1963 in memory of Robert Frost:
"When power leads men towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the areas of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of his existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses. For art establishes the basic human truth which must serve as the touchstone of our judgment."
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The rustic feeling of the place, the well laid out rooms, the proximity of the rooms to the beach. The wonderful views.
The proximity to the road means proximity to the freeway. It was noisy too early. That couldn't be helped. The staff on the first day were brusque, almost rude. The Monday morning staff, very friendly, made up for it.
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The Hotel Drisco, a Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel is located in San Francisco, close to Mexican Museum, Golden Gate Bridge, and Exploratorium. Nearby points of interest also include Lombard Street and Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Recreational amenities include a fitness facility. This 3.5-star property has a business center and offers small meeting room...
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With a stay at Gateway Inn in San Francisco (Theater District), you'll be minutes from Marrakech Magic Theater and Union Square. This hotel is close to Lombard Street and Fisherman's Wharf. Make yourself at home in one of the 31 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathr...
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A stay at Hotel G San Francisco places you in the heart of San Francisco, steps from Alcove Theater and Union Square. This hotel is close to Lombard Street and Fisherman's Wharf. Make yourself at home in one of the 153 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wirele...
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The staff at Hotel G was so great! Danny specifically gave us all the information we needed and was a ton of fun during the process!
The only thing I would say is that the bathroom is really tiny with no counter space, only pedestal sinks, so when traveling that was a bit annoying.Great location, great staff, neat rooms and comfortable beds! They are still in the process finishing their renovation so the lobby is still underway.
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A stay at Inn At Union Square places you in the heart of San Francisco, steps from San Francisco Magic Parlor and Union Square. This hotel is close to Lombard Street and Fisherman's Wharf. Make yourself at home in one of the 30 guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming...
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I loved this hotel! The location is awesome near bubbly Union Square. But unlike most hotels in busy areas, this was like a private, quiet retreat. The room was similar to exceptional European inns I have stayed in--Lovely design, intimate experience with amazing personalized service. Complimentary breakfast and evening wine and cheese were a definite plus. All personnel from front desk to housekeeping were highly professional, attentive and friendly. The room was very clean, pleasant and comfortable. I highly recommend the Inn at Union Square and definitely will plan to stay there again on any future trips to San Francisco.
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The location of this cute, little inn was perfect. We were able to walk most everywhere: Union Square, Chinatown, North Beach and Fisherman's Wharf. We had a wonderful stay accentuated by the excellent continental breakfast, wine/cheese nightly get together and fresh cookies and chocolates with our turn-down at night. We started each day by walking two rooms down to get coffee and some breakfast on trays and enjoyed a leisurely breakfast in bed while planning our day's events. It was a great escape from the hectic schedule of everyday life. Have been to San Francisco before and this was, by far, our favorite place to stay. The Inn was intimate, quiet, and casual. It had a bed & breakfast feel. Will stay there on our next visit to SF, no question!
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Great, central location. The Nob Hill neighborhood is nice, plenty of places to eat and shop nearby. Everyone on staff at the Inn was incredibly friendly and helpful. The building itself is gorgeous. We had a really enjoyable stay here!
Neighborhood is a little noisy, but it's the middle of the city so it's to be expected.
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With a stay at Cornell Hotel de France, you'll be centrally located in San Francisco, steps from SF Playhouse and Un-Scripted Theater Company. This family-friendly hotel is close to Union Square and Lombard Street. Make yourself at home in one of the 50 individually decorated guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have sho...
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The Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront hotel is ideally located just four miles from San Francisco Airport in the contemporary neighborhood of Burlingame, CA, a short drive from downtown San Francisco with inspiring views overlooking San Francisco Bay. A pet-friendly hotel, this San Francisco Airport hotel features dog-friendly rooms with easy access to t...
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Room faced concrete wall. Amenities and condition of the hotel seemed a bit under-cuff for a Hilton Hotel.
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Offering one- two- and three bedroom luxury residences in San Francisco- Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square affords you all the comforts of home with the world class service of Fairmont that todays discerning travelers have come to expect
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Beautiful property. Wish I could have stayed longer (one night on business) or purchased one (condo style).
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The Carriage Inn features 48 rooms and offers a witty, warm, and sophisticated escape from the ordinary. With guestrooms saluting San Francisco's eccentric notables and drawing inspiration from the "carriage" of a typewriter, the hotel provies a San Francisco experience well suite for leisure travelers, theatre patrons, couples an business travelers alike. ...
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The hotel is a few blocks off of the I-280 7th St. exit and a few blocks from the Tenderloin. Thus, do not expect a terrific neighborhood. However, it was not bad. The neighborhood was not too dangerous. My room was in the back, so street noise was not much of a problem. Easy to get to: 3 blocks from the Civic Center BART station. A tremendous value for money. Only problem was I was probably the first person to get up the day I left, so it took about 20 minutes for the hot water to get hot. No problems the other days. Oh - The 'free internet' was beyond useless. When I've got a sketchy Internet connection, I check it against the ICSI Netalyzer. The connection was so bad the test could not complete. I ended up using my iPad's personal hotspot. Good Verizon coverage ;-)
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What a horrible experience. Front desk staff extremely unorganized. We were in town for a marathon. Received a phone call from the front desk at 10:40pm. Woke us from a dead sleep to ask if we had parked a car in the garage which they knew we had since it was on the registration form we filled out on arrival. Then they had the NERVE to ask if I would come down to put a stupid sticker on the rental car to indicate we were registered guests. We specifically asked the front desk if we needed to put anything on the car on our arrival and they said NO. We had been in and out of our room since 1:30pm and no one called until after 10:30p. We had to be up at 5am and they forced us to check out early since we would not be back from the race until after normal check out hours. Not very accommodating and very inconsiderate. The rooms are tiny and stuffy. Stay here as a last resort if you're looking for a room within walking distance of Union Square and the Moscone Center.


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Federal officials have approved an environmental impact statement for a planned widening of Interstate 64 between Richmond and Hampton Roads.
Gov. Bob McDonnell says the Federal Highway Administration's decision is a critical step in the state's effort to ease congestion and improve safety on the interstate.
The state plans to widen 75 miles of the interstate. McDonnell said Tuesday in a news release that sections will be widened as funding becomes available.
About $100 million is currently available to widen about 5 miles of I-64 in Newport News. McDonnell says the Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization must include the funding in its planning documents and approve the project.
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U.S. agribusiness Cargill Inc said it will build a grain handling facility in West Memphis, Arkansas, to purchase corn, sorghum, soybeans and wheat that the company could ship down the Mississippi River to U.S. Gulf Coast export terminals. Minneapolis-based Cargill, one of the world's largest private companies, said on Thursday it will invest $45 million in the terminal in West Memphis, located on the western bank of the Mississippi. The river is the main shipping route to the Gulf, where about 60 percent of all U.S. corn, soybeans and wheat exports exit the country. When completed, the elevator will be capable of loading up to eight barges daily and of holding up to five barges, Cargill said in a release that did not provide a timeline for the project. Competitors Bunge Ltd and CHS Inc also have facilities in West Memphis while Archer Daniels Midland Co has an elevator on the other side of the river in Memphis, Tennessee. "The West Memphis location will be easy to reach with large semi-loads of grain, and will have excellent access for loading barges, during both high and low river levels," said Fred Oelschlaeger, regional manager for Cargill's southern river region. The facility will complement Cargill's elevator just north of that location in Hales Point, Tennessee, where a $25 million modernization project that tripled the grain handling capacity was completed in 2012, the company said.
Seminole Chooses L&R Midland to Sell Fleet
Tampa-based Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc. has chosen L&R Midland, Inc., Houston, as its exclusive broker for sale or lease of vessels from Seminole's marine fleet. Seminole's fleet consists of 14 towboats and 111 superjumbo open hopper barges. The vessels are available due to Seminole's move to an all-rail system for transporting coal to its generating station in Putnam County, Fla. The vessels are fleeted in several locations
This Day in Naval History - May 06
1909 - Great White Fleet anchors in San Francisco. 1916 - First ship-to-shore radio telephone voice conversation from USS New Hampshire off Virginia Capes to SECNAV Josephus Daniels in Washington, DC. 1942 - CAPT Milton Miles arrives in Chungking, China, to begin building an intelligence and guerilla training organization, Naval Group China. 1945 - Naval landing force evacuates 500 Marshallese from Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands. (Source: Navy News Service)
This Day in Naval History – May 6
1909 - Great White Fleet anchors in San Francisco 1916 - First ship-to-shore radio telephone voice conversation from USS New Hampshire off Virginia Capes to SECNAV Josephus Daniels in Washington, DC 1942 - CAPT Milton Miles arrives in Chungking, China, to begin building an intelligence and guerilla training organization, Naval Group China 1945 - Naval landing force evacuates 500 Marshallese from Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands
This Day in Navy History
September 19 1915 - SECNAV Josephus Daniels organizes the Naval Consulting Board to mobilize the scientific resources of U.S. for national defense. 1957 - Bathyscaph Trieste, in a dive sponsored by the Office of Naval Research in the Mediterranean, reaches record depth of 2 miles 1992 - Joint Task Force Marianas stands down after providing assistance to Guam after Typhoon Omar September 20 1911 - Navigational instruments first requested for naval aircraft.
Ariel Adds New Sales/Marketing Staff
Anil Sethi, Managing Director of Ariel Maritime and Ariel Global Logistics welcomed a new member of their Manchester based Sales and Marketing staff: Nigel Huntington joined their Sales Team in January 2014 and will be working out of the company's Manchester head office. Huntington joins Ariel Maritime to spearhead their Business Development Dept. and boost sales in the Northeast and Midlands. arielmaritime.com
This Day in Coast Guard History – August 30
1852- Congress passed the Steamboat Act which established the Steamboat Inspection Service under the control of the Treasury Department (10 Stat. L., 1852). The Act provided for the appointment, by the President, with the advice and consent of the Senate, of nine supervising inspectors. These men, experts in the construction and operation of commercial craft, were paid by the Government. They were to meet once a year for the purpose of consultation and the promulgation
Statoil Awards US$ 5-billion Offshore Drilling Contracts
KCA Deutag, Odfjell Drilling, and Archer are to share 30 billion kroner's (USD 5 billion) worth of Statoi offshore drillingl contracts on the Norwegian Continental Shelf The five billion dollar assignment includes drilling of new wells, plugging of old wells, workover and maintenance of drilling facilities on 18 of Statoil's 20 fixed platforms on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS). According to the company, it is the largest NCS contract award since 2010.
Shell Advances Peterhead Clean Energy Project
Shell has signed an agreement with the U.K. Government to progress the Peterhead Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project to the next phase of design. The project, led by Shell, with strategic support from SSE, owners of the Peterhead gas power station in Aberdeenshire, aims to capture10 million metric tons of CO2 over 10 years. This will generate enough clean electricity to power the equivalent of 500,000 homes a year
Evergreen to Start Own Rotterdam-Dublin Feeder
Evergreen Line is to operate its own feeder link between Rotterdam and Dublin as part of a local network revamp that includes an upgrade of its Liverpool service. Evergreen will run its own independent service on a weekly shuttle basis between its hub in Rotterdam and Dublin. It will also start a slot exchange arrangement with common carrier X-PRESS feeders on its weekly Dublin service from Rotterdam. As part of the same slot exchange
Seadrill Steers a Steady Course in Q1 2013
In its first quarter 2014 financial results Seadrill reported revenues were US$1,221 million compared to $1,469 million in the fourth quarter of 2014. The decrease is primarily due to the deconsolidation of the Seadrill Partners and downtime on the West Alpha, West Phoenix, West Pegasus
Evergreen Enhances UK and Ireland Services
Global container carrier Evergreen Line announced enhancements to its services to/from Dublin (Ireland) and Liverpool (Northwest England). From its hub in Rotterdam, the line will offer a twice-weekly service to Dublin and dedicated slots on a weekly basis to Liverpool.
First Grain Shipload Leaves ADM Brazil Port
The first loaded vessel has departed Archer Daniels Midland Company's (ADM) new export terminal in Barcarena, in the northern Brazilian state of Pará. ADM explains that the terminal is a significant addition to ADM's expanding logistical network in Brazil
Seadrill's Q2 2014 Revenue Holds Nearly Steady
Revenues for the second quarter of 2014 were US$1,222 million compared to US$1,221 million in the first quarter of 2014, according to the company's financial report. Operating profit for the quarter was US$476 million compared to US$890 million in the preceding quarter
Palfinger Delivers Two Offshore Cranes
Archer, the global oilfield service provider, has secured a contract with Statoil for the permanent plugging and abandonment of 12 gas wells on the Heimdal field in the Norwegian North Sea. Archer has selected the German rig manufacturer MAX STREICHER GmbH & Co. KG aA for its VDD 400
Gulf Coast Shipyard Group is Gulfport's Newest Tenant
Gulf Coast Shipyard Group, Inc.—a manufacturer of a variety of ocean-going and inland marine vessels for commercial and military markets as well as the Trinity Yachts brand— has announced its expansion by signing a three-year lease with one-year options with the Port of Gulfport.
Rig Decommissioned in Gomez Field
Acteon company InterMoor completed decommissioning operations of the Innovator platform in the Gulf of Mexico's Gomez field, Mississippi Canyon Block 711. Conducted in water depths of 910 meters, the scope of work involved disconnecting 10 risers/umbilicals; disconnecting 12 mooring lines
Peel Ports Invests £8m in the Port of Liverpool
An £8 million investment in the Port of Liverpool' animal feed warehouse facility makes it the largest of its type in the U.K., increasing capacity by 60% to 400,000sq.ft, allowing Peel Ports Group to add value to its customer supply chains and create effective logistics solutions
Cargill Earnings Hit by Commodity Market Disruptions
Cargill Inc said on Tuesday its quarterly earnings fell 28 percent, making it one of the largest companies yet to demonstrate how big commodity market disruptions this year have hurt its bottom line. Minneapolis-based Cargill, a top global commodities trader
Midland Surveying Awarded DofD Contract
In the latest listing of US Department of Defense contracts, Midland Surveying, Inc., Maryville, Mo., was awarded a $9,000,000 firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for architect-engineer surveying and mapping of shallow water habitat
Today in U.S. Naval History: May 5
Today in U.S. Naval History - May 5 1909 - Great White Fleet anchors in San Francisco 1916 - First ship-to-shore radio telephone voice conversation from USS New Hampshire off Virginia Capes to SECNAV Josephus Daniels in Washington, D.C.
Barge Shipments of Brazil Soy Bound for US Midwest Crushers
Deep discounts for Brazilian soybeans are creating an unexpected new market with U.S. processors and animal producers far upstream in the heart of the Midwest farm belt where the beans will be shipped on barges. While light soybean imports by U.S
Payment Problems Disrupting Iran Food Deals
Payment problems are disrupting commercial food cargoes to Iran, with hundreds of thousands of tonnes of grain and sugar stuck in transit, as Western banking sanctions complicate deals and trade financiers scale back exposure. Iran is not barred from buying food or other
IADC Presents Sea Safety Awards
The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC), North Sea Chapter once again recognized the very best in safety performance at its annual Safety Awards Ceremony held in Aberdeen. Julian Hall of Ensco, North Sea Chapter Chairman
Argentina Won Lottery With Vaca Muerta Shale Field - Chevron
Argentina has won the "geological lottery" with its 1,000-foot-thick Vaca Muerta shale oil and gas field in Patagonia, a spokesman for Chevron said on Thursday, as the U.S. energy giant increases its investments in the country.


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Grades 6-8—Children will laugh and rejoice while reading Curtis's Bud, Not Buddy, an award winning novel filled with humor and everyday advice about life and embracing family. Bud, Not Buddy depicts the life of Bud Caldwell, a ten-year-old orphan, who runs away from his foster home after being constantly mistreated by the Amoses, his foster family. At the opening of the novel, Bud's mother has recently died, and Bud sets out on an unforgettably memorable journey to find his father, traveling from Flint, Michigan to Grand Rapids, Michigan during the course of the novel. Despite the story being centered on an orphan, the novel's mood remains light and entertaining rather than sad and despairing.
Readers will immerse themselves in a well-paced, adventure-filled novel while traveling alongside Bud as he searches for his father, and readers will gasp over several unexpected plot twists. This novel and its main character's voyage certainly tug at readers' heart strings—never letting go, even after the book concludes. Readers of all ages, especially middle grades students, will enjoy the story's theme, focusing on the importance of family. The novel encompasses many life lessons about family and the significance of living a fulfilled and whole-hearted life. Beautifully written and comparable in various ways to The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963, Curtis's Bud, Not Buddy will definitely be read, discussed, and enjoyed for many years to come. Ultimately, Curtis's success in writing Bud, Not Buddy lays the foundation for other authors to establish humorous, descriptive, and personable stories, too.
I couldn't put this book down. Younger readers will probably find it full of suspense, but as an adult I found myself drawn to the adult half of the story. It is told through Bud's eyes and really captures the personality of children his age. Every reader will be able to identify with it and I am certain they will all be as swept into the book as I was. The story was a little one sided in that it showed a slightly better side of the depression than most books do, but to be honest, having an orphan wandering the country alone is enough weight for a young reader to handle. An excellent read, certainly worthy of the Newbery Medal and every other award that was ever created for books for young readers.
Bud, Not Buddy tells the story an orphan living in Chicago, Illinois during the 1930s. After experiencing abuse in his foster home, Bud runs far away and sets off on a journey to locate his biological father. Author, Christopher Paul Curtis, takes a sad story and turns it into an entertaining and humorous escapade. The numerous amount of details give a meaningful and educational experience to the audience, while they indulge themselves in the text. The author did an exceptional job with book!
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0553494104, Mass Market Paperback)"It's funny how ideas are, in a lot of ways they're just like seeds. Both of them start real, real small and then... woop, zoop, sloop... before you can say Jack Robinson, they've gone and grown a lot bigger than you ever thought they could." So figures scrappy 10-year-old philosopher Bud--"not Buddy"--Caldwell, an orphan on the run from abusive foster homes and Hoovervilles in 1930s Michigan. And the idea that's planted itself in his head is that Herman E. Calloway, standup-bass player for the Dusky Devastators of the Depression, is his father.
Guided only by a flier for one of Calloway's shows--a small, blue poster that had mysteriously upset his mother shortly before she died--Bud sets off to track down his supposed dad, a man he's never laid eyes on. And, being 10, Bud-not-Buddy gets into all sorts of trouble along the way, barely escaping a monster-infested woodshed, stealing a vampire's car, and even getting tricked into "busting slob with a real live girl." Christopher Paul Curtis, author of The Watsons Go to Birmingham--1963, once again exhibits his skill for capturing the language and feel of an era and creates an authentic, touching, often hilarious voice in little Bud. (Ages 8 to 12) --Paul Hughes
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Ahh, I think I get it. So those are perspective views because they get smaller further away, and iso wouldn't?
From my understanding isometric is actually a drafting term used to describe a 45° angle on the x, y and z from the SE as Rav's said but the term was simply incorporated into cartography as general term for this type of view. Seeing as isometric views are more of a contemporary style in my mind it's more of a general term. Perspective views can represent any angle I believe and from any quadrant and is primarily used to showcase landscape. I could be totally wrong in this assessment. But definitely I do know know isometric is x, y, z, 45°, SE, stupid drafting classes in college. :D
Yes, Isometric is a VERY specific projection of 3D space with specific axes onto a plane. The name literally means 'Same Length' as the defining trait is that equal length lines along the axes produce equal length images under the projection.
It's not just about rotating by 45°. To turn an orthogonal projection along an axis into an isometric projection, you rotate by 30° degrees about one of the other axes, then 45° about the other.
You could use it to project the 3D globe onto a plane, but as a globe only has one non-arbitrary axis, you have to pick the others, and so It's not really meaningful to distinguish between 'isometric' and any other orthographic projection in this case. Orthographic projections are sometimes used for Hemispheric maps.
For a large scale map (representing only a small portion of the globe) if you were to use a conventional cartographic projection first, you could then use Isometric meaningfully to indicate relief.
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- It's either day 6 or 7. I can't remember. After a while, the days without routine and electricity blend together into a foggy-headed smoothie that tastes like the middle of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" sounds. We're all walking around with grim heavy-metal faces, but all feel confused and awkward, like maybe we accidentally ate some Percocet dusted catnip.
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Everyone needs to relax, right? We're all going to die of cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, polio, yellow fever, you name it, and stress will cause it. (A few others I thought of are arthritis, depression, constipation, pernicious anemia, and black death.) There are a lot of methods out there to help you relax. Here are the problems you can expect if you try them.
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