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Lesson: Visible Light and the Electromagnetic SpectrumContributed by: Integrated Teaching and Learning Program, College of Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder
Educational Standards :
Pre-Req Knowledge (Return to Contents)
This lesson follows Lessons 1-6 of the Sound and Light Unit.
Learning Objectives (Return to Contents)
After this lesson, students should be able to:
Introduction/Motivation (Return to Contents)
*Note: These concepts might be very difficult to visualize; if possible, create transparencies of the lesson figures for students to look at during class discussions.
Let's think about our brave adventurers for a minute – who remembers what Angie and Harmon need to do next to find the treasure? That's right – they want to use lights underwater to find the sunken treasure ship. But first, they need to learn something about light waves so that they can choose the right kind of lights to use in their exploration.
When we learned about sound, we discovered that sound travels in waves. Light can also be thought of as a wave – light is a form of an electromagnetic wave. That's a big word, so let's write it on the board.
An electromagnetic wave is a type of wave that can travel through empty space... Yes, you heard correctly, empty space. Unlike sound waves, which need "something" to travel through (for example, water or air), electromagnetic waves are able to travel through "emptiness" or a vacuum.
This picture (show Electromagnetic Transparency #1– in the Attachments section) shows different kinds of electromagnetic waves. Engineers use electromagnetic waves for many different purposes. Gamma rays (nuclear power plant radiation), x-rays, light, microwaves, and radio waves (including cell phone waves) are all electromagnetic waves. What makes all these waves different from each other are their wavelengths and frequencies.
Who would like to remind the class what frequency is? That's right! The frequency of a wave is the number of times a crest occurs each second. Some waves have really big — or even really small — frequencies. If a wave has a higher frequency (many waves in a certain amount of time), it has more energy. And, if a wave has a smaller frequency (fewer waves in a certain amount of time), it has less energy.
Let's look at another picture (show Electromagnetic Transparency #2) to see if we can figure out which waves have the most energy. Which waves do you think are the most powerful? That's right! gamma waves have very high frequencies and, consequently, have a lot of energy. This extreme amount of energy is one reason why gamma waves are very dangerous if improperly used.
Have any of you ever had an x-ray? X-rays are not as strong as gamma rays, but they are still very powerful. A sunburn? Have any of you ever burned your skin when out in the hot sun (or overcast as well) too long? Sunburns come from ultraviolet light, which we cannot see, but can still burn our skin. Radio waves and microwaves have a smaller frequency, so they are much less powerful than x-rays or ultraviolet light. Waves are fascinating, that's for sure!
We know that waves with high frequencies have a lot of energy. And, the waves that have smaller frequencies have less energy — think of these wave types as energetic waves that move very fast and lazy waves that move slow. Did you know that we cannot see most electromagnetic waves? The small section of the spectrum with the waves that we can see is called the visible spectrum, and the wavelengths that we can see allow us to see the colors of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet — the colors of the rainbow! We do not usually think of visible light (the visible spectrum) as being an electromagnetic wave, but it is. Figure 2 shows where visible light falls on the electromagnetic spectrum.
Engineers use electromagnetic waves in all sorts of different inventions. We cannot see most electromagnetic waves, but you do observe these waves every day when you see visible light. Today we are going to build a fascinating invention so that we can see the different colors that are a part of visible light. Let's get started!
Lesson Background & Concepts for Teachers (Return to Contents)
A wave is a change (a variation) that travels through a substance (or medium). You can often see the change, such as the increased height of a traveling ocean, but what is important to understand is that the medium itself does not travel with the wave.
Ripples in a pond are good examples of waves. If no wind, a pond is smooth until a rock is thrown in and disturbs the water. Then ripples, "disturbances" in the pond, travel to the edges. The medium in this case is the water, through which the ripples travel. The water is not actually moving, but the waves (ripples) are.
Waves move in two ways: longitudinally and transversely. Transverse waves oscillate (move back and forth) in a direction perpendicular to their motion. Our pond ripples, for instance, oscillate up and down but move horizontally towards the edge of the pond. Because the ripples oscillate perpendicular to their horizontal motion towards the edge, they can be classified as transverse waves.
An electromagnetic wave is a transverse wave that can travel through empty space or a vacuum. Literally, electromagnetic waves are able to travel through "emptiness," unlike sound waves, which need "something" to travel through (for example, water or air). Electromagnetic waves have two parts to them: electric and magnetic. Both of these parts are considered transverse waves.
Waves with high frequencies have a lot of energy, and, waves with smaller frequencies have less energy. Most electromagnetic waves are not visible. However, a small section of the spectrum includes waves that we can see — it is called the visible spectrum (see Figure 3). These visible wavelengths allow us to see the colors of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. We do not usually think of visible light (the visible spectrum) as being an electromagnetic wave, but it is.
The electromagnetic spectrum can be considered from another perspective — in nanometers — specifically from 400 nm to 700 nm. Each color in this visual range has a different wavelength. Red has the longest wavelength (700 nm) and violet has the shortest wavelength (400 nm). Green occurs near the middle at about 550 nm. A prism divides light into the wavelengths that make it up. Seen together, color waves make white light. White light is especially dramatic because many different colors of the visual spectrum can combine to make white light. Two "white" light sources can have very different spectral compositions. When white light shines on a prism, the colors in white light separate from each other because they refract at different angles depending on their wavelength (see Figure 4). Water droplets in the air refract sunlight to create rainbows.
Light can be absorbed, reflected (or diffused) and refracted. Some materials can affect how light bends in more than one way, refracting and reflecting at the same time. Objects made of more than one substance usually have different reflective, refractive and absorptive properties.
Light reflects at a predictable angle: the angle of the light that strikes a surface equals the angle of the light that bounces off the surface. Rough surfaces scatter — or diffuse — light, which can cause glare, blur an image or prevent us from seeing an image.
Light changes speed and direction — refracts — when it moves from one transparent medium to another. The refractive property of transparent materials can be used to make lenses that focus light (for example, cameras, eyeglasses, telescopes).
Since visible light is the part of the electromagnetic spectrum that our eyes can see (remember, we cannot see most electromagnetic waves), our whole world is oriented around it and the colors that are produced through this visible spectrum. Understanding these visible electromagnetic waves has enabled engineers to develop many instruments that can see farther and more clearly than our eyes. That is why we use satellites to look at the Earth, and telescopes to look at the Sky!
Vocabulary/Definitions (Return to Contents)
Associated Activities (Return to Contents)
Lesson Closure (Return to Contents)
You all did a great job today of being good listeners and thinking hard about light! We learned that light can be thought of as a wave, just as sound is a wave. We also learned that our eyes can only see some wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation. What do we call the set of wavelengths that our eyes can see ? That's right---the visible spectrum. We also discovered that engineers use many different electromagnetic waves for many different applications. In our next lesson, we are going to learn about rainbows, and continue to follow the adventures of Angie and Harmon. What do you think will happen to them next?
Attachments (Return to Contents)
Assessment (Return to Contents)
Pre-Lesson Assessment
Discussion Question: Turn on a radio, and tune it to a station. Next turn on a lamp. Ask the students what the two devices (radio and lamp) have in common. (Answer: They both use electromagnetic waves.) Tell students that today we are going to learn about a few different types of electromagnetic waves.
Post-Introduction Assessment
Fill in the Table: On the left side of the classroom board, list the types of electromagnetic waves. Then work with the students to fill in the right side with ways that engineers use each type of wave. Examples of waves and their uses are:
Lesson Summary Assessment
What I Learned Today: At lesson end, give students time to think about what they learned. Invite a few students to volunteer something new that they learned through the lesson. (If students do not mention it, remind them that they learned that visible light is an electromagnetic wave and the only electromagnetic wave we can see; also it is only a small portion of the overall spectrum of electromagnetic waves.)
Lesson Extension Activities (Return to Contents)
Bring in small prisms for students to experiment with and explore how they break light into different wavelengths/colors.
Have students create an electromagnetic wave journal of different electromagnetic waves they experience throughout the week (for example, microwaving food, seeing a rainbow, listening to the radio, etc.).
Invite an engineer to visit the class and talk about how s/he uses electromagnetic waves in his/her research or work.
References (Return to Contents)
Dunbar, Brian. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center, Multimedia, April 13, 2007. Accessed June 1, 2007. http://www.nasa.gov/centers/langley/images/content/114284main_EM_Spectrum500.jpg
Ferebee, Michelle T. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Atmospheric Sciences Data Center, April 10, 2006. Accessed April 17, 2012. http://science-edu.larc.nasa.gov/EDDOCS/images/Erb/wavelength_figure.jpg
Sample, Sharon. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Science@NASA, Science Fun, November 22, 2004. Accessed June 7, 2007. http://science.hq.nasa.gov/kids/imagers/ems/waves3.html
ContributorsLuke Simmons, Frank Burkholder, Abigail Watrous, Janet Yowell
Copyright© 2007 by Regents of the University of Colorado.
Supporting Program (Return to Contents)Integrated Teaching and Learning Program, College of Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder
Acknowledgements (Return to Contents)
The contents of these digital library curricula were developed by the Integrated Teaching and Learning Program under National Science Foundation GK-12 grant no. 0338326. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policies of the National Science Foundation, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government.


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So we have new footage of Mighty No. 9's early alpha gameplay. The fact that this is early alpha should definitely be kept in mind with this video, as there are many cheaply-made textures, poor animations, and a (subjectively) ugly art style. On the bright side though, the gameplay itself actually looks pretty good, pretty much exactly what you would expect a 3D Mega Man game to look and play like. Certain things like dashing looked like they came straight out of Mega Man X, and that's sure to please some.
For those that missed other recent news about the game; an animated series is being made, much to the anger of those who donated to the kickstarter. Now, one may think that more things produced through the Kickstarter is a good thing, but the way that many see it is that they donated to have a game made, and money is going toward other things now, which can be viewed as false advertising and fraud. To reassure the people though, Comcept has set new stretch goals for the Kickstarter, saying that only the money raised here will be used for the animated series.
Over the course of nine months, TellTale games has released the five episodes of The Wolf Among Us. Recently the fifth and final episode released to give the conclusion to the mystery that players have been leading Bigby Wolf through all this time.
For those not in the know, The Wolf Among Us is a story-driven point-and-click adventure (similar to The Walking Dead) based on the Fables comic series. The game takes place 20 years before the events of the comics, so in a way it works as kind of a setup for some of the characters and events that happen in the comic series. So how does the game stand up on its own and as a prequel?
The logo for Fox News' new segment, "Defending the Homeland", bears a striking resemblance to Bioshock Infinite's logo. The segment also just happens to be about immigration (likely how it's ruining America and how we need to close our borders, judging from the title), and let's keep in mind that Bioshock Infinite was a game about Turn-of-the-century sky racists who treated any non-white person as slaves and secondary citizens. Here at VG Tribune, we do not make political commentary, but do with that what you will.
Polycount's member 'Benkeeling' is currently recreating a classic sci-fi racer in Unreal Engine 4. The following images show what a Star Wars Episode I: Racer game could look like in Epic's latest game engine. This project is still WIP, meaning that the scene/map will look even better (after all, you can easily notice the placeholders in the background). Enjoy!
The Last Tinker: City of Colors is a platforming game available on Steam for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It's an accessible game aimed at a younger audience, with some exquisite art direction and a unique take on the classic gameplay of 3D platforming. Read the rest of this entry »
The Last Tinker: City of Colors introduces players to Tinkerworld, a charming place where everything is crafted from basic materials, with an overview of its dire situation. The inhabitants of Tinkerworld, who come in red, green, and blue varieties, have started to despise one another and so divided the City of Colors into districts. The only remaining place where creatures of all colors are welcome is the Outer District. The introduction goes on to say that there is a boy with special talents who lives in the Outer District, and that he is going to start a chain of events that will destroy the city. So begins The Last Tinker: City of Colors.
That boy turns out to be a young monkey named Koru, who sets out with his floating, piñata-like sheep Tap to enter a local race. I spent my time exploring the Outer District, collecting floating paintbrushes and earning crystals while learning how to get around in the game. Koru can punch, dodge, hop across gaps, grind along rails, and interact with other creatures. Read the rest of this entry »
Hey Tribuners, David here. Check out our new gaming show, Critical Hit, hosted by yours truly! It's a gaming show that showcases survival tips, epic wins, epic fails, and more! This episode is all about Titanfall!
March is Red Cross Month and in order to raise awareness, our friends at Tiltify are hosting a League of Legends tournament benefiting the American Red Cross this weekend. Grand prize is a trip to Los Angeles for you and your team to see the North American League of Legends Championship Series live! The entry fee is $24 per team, with all the proceeds going towards the Red Cross.
Tiltify's official shoutcast will begin Friday, March 28th at 6 PM PST with the official tournament commencing on March 29th and continuing into the 30th. Popular League commentator Alex 'MalfusX' Manley will be shoutcasting the event with the Tiltify crew. In addition to MalfusX, the shoutcast will include special guest appearances by Danielle McRae (the voice of Karma), Dante Basco (the voice of Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender), Dot Cosplay, Fatal1ty (who will be giving away some Fatal1ty Products), IPG Chicago, SpeedBrkr, StreetPass Chicago and, you guessed it, the Japan Time Podcast crew! Excited? Here's a link to the tournament sign-up page! Get your group of five friends together and win this thing for a good cause!
Check out the promo video for the tournament and prize list after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
When it was announced at last year's E3, Titanfall dropped right off of my radar. I dismissed it as "just another shooter" and that was the end of it… until my brother gave me a key to the Titanfall Beta.
I dropped in to Titanfall with no expectations, but instantly felt right at home with its visuals, controls, and loadouts. This is Respawn Entertainment's first game, and their Call of Duty heritage shines bright. I've played all of the major shooters throughout the years, with Halo being my primary go-to FPS, but I'm pleased to say I've never played anything quite like Titanfall.


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Ashley from New Orleans, LA– Verified Buyer
Good sturdy product for the money. would definately recommend this table.
Sara from Ca– Verified Buyer
This table is very roomy and could be used as a bookcase
great changer
Sharron from Moreno Valley, CA– Verified Buyer
This item arrived in the time stated. It was pretty easy to put together. It is very sturdy, I use it everyday with my little one.
Samuel from Maysville, NC– Verified Buyer
This product arrived quickly, was easy to assemble, and is really sturdy.
So far so good
Niki from Dawsonville, GA– Verified Buyer
We haven't officially used this for the baby yet, but it looks great!
Great value!
Jerri from Fort Smith, AR– Verified Buyer
Loved this changing table! It fit beautifully in my grand baby's nursery! Provides lots of storage also! Would highly recommend for others!
Perfect multifunctional changing table
Andria from Cincinnati, OH– Verified Buyer
This changing table was exactly what I was searching for. It provides plenty of storage now for diapers and all the other things needed for a newborn. And will be great storage for books and toys when my little one grows up. The quality is great and was easy for my husband to build. I highly recommend this changing table.
Rae from Doesnt matter
This was a great quality table! Couldn't even lift the box because the wood was heavy. The instructions weren't the best to put it together but all in all I'm very pleased. The changing tables at the stores were more expensive and seems much less durable.
Ive been very pleased.
Katherine from NH– Verified Buyer
Everything I expected. I've had a great experience with Wayfair. Excellent quality. This is for my forthcoming grandbaby and my daughter is ecstatic. Arrived very quickly, like always.
Changing table
Alison from Fayetteville, NC– Verified Buyer
We love that its convertible! When we are done using it as a changing table we are going to use it for a book shelf!
OUR SKU # TH1813Peak-a-boo Changing Table in Royal Cherry is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: 2246334


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Omg it's actually been so long since I've even been on Tumblr but I guess when its 6 am and you still haven't had a wink of sleep, this is what you do hehe. What comes up next is some personal reflection so feel free if you don't want to read me talking about myself lmao.
I spent about the last half hour scrolling through all my posts and omggggg is it possible to even feel this embarrassed about yourself -.- Looking back on the choices I made, the things I did, the situations that I put myself in, I honestly feel so regretful. I'm not sure if it was the college app stress, or leading viet, or relationship issues, but DAMN I was a bitch. Of course, part of me probably hasn't changed that much and I probably have a hell of a lot more growing to do but I think I'm taking some pretty darn big steps.
I guess ever since school started, the more I focused on the bigger picture, the less I cared about myself. Does that make sense? Idk it's like, since I started college I guess I've met more people, experienced real problems, and had to actually work in school. When you go through that, you learn to ignore the petty little things in the past that used to eat at you. Little arguments, pet peeves, those things don't seem to matter anymore. Idk it's weird.
And I guess it's kind of humbling too. Back in high school, all I ever really thought about was me me me me. How I felt, what I was going through, and situations that affected me. I wasn't a very considerate person as much as I thought I was at the time, and frankly, a very selfish one. I honestly wish I could turn back the clock and take back the means things I did sometimes. And actually think before I speak.
I'm not really sure where this is coming from. It's been gradual over the past couple months and I don't even know if people still use tumblr lol. But I guess after five months, I'm kinda starting to grow up.
It feel weird to be posting stuff after such a long time lol.
Once a b always a b
Hope you guys enjoyed your little shitfest about me today. Guess where i think you should shove your opinions.
this was a nice birthday present
and all I ever wanted to hear
Loneliness is bliss
"music is my life" says the white girl
suddenly her itunes freezes and the music stops
she can't breathe
feeling herself slipping away, she stumbles into the kitchen and manages to turn on the radio
she is safe for another day
*gives people advice when i cant even handle my own problems*
In 1969, Fred Rogers appeared before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Communications. His goal was to support funding for PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, in response to significant proposed cuts by President Nixon.
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Disclaimer: I'm posting this here because I'm not eligible to post in the macro-section.
Anyways, I'm trying to make this macro because I don't have enough slots in my actionbars.
Basically it's a cyclone/root/bash@arena1 macro.
#shoowtooltip Mighty Bash
/cast [target=arena1] Cyclone
/cast [target=arena1, mod=shift] Entangling Roots
/cast [target=arena1, mod=ctrl] Mighty Bash
Could you please help me fix it?
arena1 clone/root/bash
Started by Thakyla, Jul 31 2013 09:15 PMarena1 Cyclone Macro help modifier targeting
5 replies to this topic
Posted 31 July 2013 - 09:15 PM
Posted 31 July 2013 - 11:26 PM
Im not entirely sure, but i think you needa replace "=" with ";" try it:D
Posted 01 August 2013 - 12:19 AM
I really doubt that. I would guess it would be Target=x or target@x. But I will try it your suggestion.
Posted 01 August 2013 - 12:47 AM
Thakyla, on 01 August 2013 - 12:19 AM, said:
nono, i mean at ur mod=x u needa replace with ; i think
I really doubt that. I would guess it would be Target=x or target@x. But I will try it your suggestion.
Posted 01 August 2013 - 01:14 AM
Ooooh, that makes a lot of sense Btw, why should it be semicolon and not just a normal colon? (for future macromaking)
Posted 01 August 2013 - 01:55 AM
I'm no big macro maker, but i know how to make what i need to make. I think to be honest its because that semi colon, gramaticaly indicates something comming off from the last thing said, i have no actualy clue tho
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Senegal is in the process of hiring banks to arrange the sale of as much as $500 million in Eurobonds by July, Finance Minister Amadou Ba said.
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The workshop summarized here thus builds on discussion from the 2003 workshop in light of these developments. A natural starting point was an assessment of the new directions for the U.S. civil space program: How robust or resilient are these new directions to changes in resources available to support the program? How relevant is the program in what many workshop participants see as a rapidly changing international context? Is there public appeal in terms of willingness to embrace the program? Many participants expressed the view that the Vision had not progressed as originally outlined nor as many had expected, due in large part to the failure of the administration and the Congress to seek the required resources. A prominent concern among participants was that although the Vision was to be "pay as you go," shortfalls in the NASA budget had led the agency to reallocate resources toward pursuit of the Vision and away from other activities such as space and Earth science. Speakers argued that continued operational costs of the International Space Station, delayed phaseout of the space shuttle, costs of near-term development of the next-generation space transportation system, and unbudgeted operational costs will all make the Vision increasingly unaffordable. Other participants acknowledged that some of the problems with robustness and program balance are of the space community's own making, in that in many activities, project cost estimates had been unrealistic and subject to significant cost growth. Participants from within and outside the scientific community voiced agreement that the community will need to demonstrate leadership and share responsibility with NASA in controlling science program costs. Speakers expressed concern that NASA's program suffers from a lack of resources, budget realism, and budget stability, thereby making the Vision unaffordable and unsustainable.
The recent report that focused on the space and Earth science issues at this workshop summarized the mood at the workshop as follows:5
Overall, as noted by the participants themselves, the tone of the workshop was surprisingly sober, with frequent expressions of discouragement, disappointment, and apprehension about the future of the U.S. civil space program. During the one and one-half days of discussion, an oft-repeated statement by workshop participants was that the goals of the U.S. civil space program are completely mismatched with the resources provided to accomplish them.
In contrast with the 2003 workshop at which international developments were mentioned but did not play a pivotal role in discussion, international collaboration and competition were prominent topics at the 2007 workshop. Speakers summarized their understanding of the capabilities and ambitions of new national space programs in China and India, cited the forming of multinational alliances that exclude the United States or Europe, and pointed out some consequences of the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) as examples of new challenges in balancing cooperation and competition in the U.S. civil space program. For example, speakers questioned whether a goal of cooperation conflicts with the objective in the Vision to support international participation "to further U.S. scientific, security, and


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I don't think there is a need to explain why I chose "jmitropoulos" as my Tumblr name. If it's not self explanatory enough, then you shouldn't be allowed to breathe.
I don't think there is a need to explain why I chose "jmitropoulos" as my Tumblr name. If it's not self explanatory enough, then you shouldn't be allowed to breathe.
Eight: Humour.
Seven: Intelligence.
Six: Intriguing personality.
Five: Cute dinner dates.
Four: Talent (Artistic/Musical/Other).
Three: Old school manners.
Two: Similar, yet opposing interests.
One: Eyes and a smile that compliment each other.
(Note: If you do not acquire any of the above attributes, an alternative option to my heart is alcohol and a cheap hotel)
I wanted to give you a recommendation, but until I can figure out why it won't let me, this will do. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do watching the video. Perhaps it's the audio, but I'm feeling home sick. In a good way!
Ps. Why do I write as though I've never spoken to you in real life? Weird.
1. Put your MP3 player/ iPod/ iTunes on shuffle.
2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.
3. You must write the song name down, no matter how silly it sounds
If someone says 'is this ok?' you say:
Ohh Wee - Ghostface Killah
How would you describe yourself?
So Long, Goodbye - Sum41
What do you like in a guy/girl?
Milligram Smile - From Autumn To Ashes
How do you feel today?
Tha Muzik Tha Magik - Craig Obey Feat. Lady Lauryn
What is your life's purpose?
Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz
What is your motto?
We Are Electric - Vandalism
What do your friends think of you?
Waiting On The World To Change - John Mayer
What do your parents think of you?
Run Into Flowers - M83
What do you think about very often?
Choice Hops And Bottled Self Esteem - Bayside
What do you think of the person you like?
We Used To Be Friends - The Dandy Warhols
What is your life story?
Society - Eddie Vedder
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Freestyle (Superwoman) - Sqad Up, Lil Wayne - SQ6
What do you think when you see the person you like?
Aw Naw - Charlie Boy
What will you dance to at your wedding?
Excuse Me Please - Dizzee Rascal
What will they play at your funeral?
Better Than You - Gorilla Biscuits
What it your hobby/interest?
Psychobabble - Frou Frou
What is your biggest fear?
ASL - I Set My Friends On Fire
What is your biggest secret?
Ten Toes Tall - Lil Wyte
What do you think of your friends?
Maybe You Can Owe Me - Architecture In Helsinki
What will you post this as?
Before They Knew - The Butterfly Effect
Fifteen: I prefer being naked over wearing clothes.
Fourteen: I hate surprises.
Thirteen: For a person with low self esteem, I can be quite conceited.
Twelve: I've recently fallen in love with the colour forest green.
Eleven: I plan on moving to Santa Barbara, CA, once I finish University.
Ten: Scandinavia/Russia/Alaska are on my list of places to explore.
Nine: I love cats.
Eight: If I had the choice, I'd probably never shower/brush my teeth.
Seven: With reference to above, I am incredibly lazy.
Six: My favourite movies are Moulin Rouge, Bicentennial Man, American History X, and Blurred.
Five: My favourite musicians are Christina Aguilera, and John Mayer.
Four: I hate Winter.
Three: I have a horrible fashion sense.
Two: People are always jealous of my eye lashes. Yes, they are real.
One: I am a size six in female clothing.
Day 01 - A recent picture of you, and 15 interesting facts about yourself.
Day 02 - The meaning behind your Tumblr name.
Day 03 - A picture of you and your friends.
Day 04 - A habit that you wish you didn't have.
Day 05 - A picture of somewhere you've been to.
Day 06 - Favorite super hero and why.
Day 07 - A picture of someone/something that has the biggest impact on you.
Day 08 - Short term goals for this month and why.
Day 09 - Something you're proud of in the past few days.
Day 10 - Songs you listen to when you are Happy, Sad, Bored, Hyped, Mad.
Day 11 - Another picture of you and your friends.
Day 12 - How you found out about Tumblr and why you made one.
Day 13 - A letter to someone who has hurt you recently.
Day 14 - A picture of you and your family.
Day 15 - Put your iPod on shuffle: First 10 songs that play.
Day 16 - Another picture of yourself.
Day 17 - Someone you would want to switch lives with for one day and why.
Day 18 - Plans/dreams/goals you have.
Day 19 - Nicknames you have; why do you have them.
Day 20 - Someone you see yourself marrying/being with in the future.
Day 21 - A picture of something that makes you happy.
Day 22 - What makes you different from everyone else.
Day 23 - Something you crave for a lot.
Day 24 - A letter to your parents.
Day 25 - What I would find in your bag.
Day 26 - What you think about your friends.
Day 27 - Why are you doing this 30 day challenge.
Day 28 - A picture of you last year and now, how have you changed since then?
Day 29 - In this past month, what have you learned.
Day 30 - Who are you?
Nine: You've ruined my life completely, yet you still have the nerve to turn around and say that all the fighting was my fault. You need a reality check. Why did I even consider rekindling a friendship with you? By the way, red lipstick makes you look stupid.
Eight: I hope you drive off a cliff, you deserve it.
Seven: You could find someone better? That's why we aren't dating anymore, you self absorbed prick.
Six: I'm so glad that you're my best friend. I haven't seen you in months, and we barely ever talk, but you know more about me than my own parents. I'll love you forever.
Five: I don't know why you think I hate you. I don't. Never have, never will. I just find you incredibly intimidating.
Four: I've never met you in real life, but I consider you a closer friend than most of the people I see every day.
Three: It makes me wonder what would have happened if we lived closer. I miss you.
Two: You're amazing. Truly. Good egg.
One: I know it's your job to tell me that I'm okay and I have to get over my fears, but you could have at least made an effort to take me to the doctor during my worst anxiety attacks. After all, I did spend most days during Year Ten and Eleven crying/not eating/wanting to vomit. But that's in the past, and I'm feeling a lot better. I forgive you.
Name: Jaime Lee Rebecca Magdalyn Mitropoulos.
Birth Date: 22nd October 1991.
Current Location: Wagga Wagga, NSW.
Hair Color: Brown.
Righty/Lefty: Left handed.
Your fear: Breaking my front teeth/Dying in a car crash.
Your dream of the perfect date: A boy that will keep me smiling.
Goals you'd like to achieve: Become self dependent.
Your thoughts first waking up: Why am I awake at 5am?
Your best physical feature: According to the amount of compliments I receive, probably eyes.
Your bed time: Between 2am and 4am.
Your most missed memory: Nothing significant.
Pepsi or Coke: I like both.
McDonald's or Burger King: Hungry Jack's, thank you. Too bad they aren't open 24/7.
Single or Group Dates: Single.
Adidas or Nike: Nike.
Chocolate or Vanilla: Vanilla.
Cappuccino or Coffee: Latte.
Smoke: Of course not.
Cuss: Only since starting University.
Take showers: No. Gross.
Have a crush: As much as I try pushing it aside, yes.
Like(d) school: No, I wanted to drop out so many times.
Believe in yourself: I have little to no self confidence.
Believe what goes around comes around: Eventually.
Believe everything happens for a reason: Depends on the situation.
Think you're a health freak: My diet, when I choose to eat, is horrible.
Gone to the mall: No.
Been on stage: No.
Eaten sushi: I can't eat sushi.
Been hurt: Yes, it's just a continuing cycle.
Dyed your hair: No.
Played a stripping game: When I was eleven.
Kissed the same sex: No.
Changed who you were to fit in: Back in high school.
Age you're hoping to be married by: After thirty.
Number of kids you're planning on having: Zero to one.
Best eye color: Grey or green.
Best hair color: Dark>Light.
Short or long hair: Depends on the guy.
Fat or fit: Fit to an extent.
Looks or personality: One that compliments the other.
Fun or serious: Equal amounts of both.
1 MINUTE AGO: Internet.
1 HOUR AGO: Internet.
1 WEEK AGO: Most probably internet.
1 YEAR AGO: Not studying for HSC.
I FEEL: Like shit.
I HATE: Lamb/Chicken/Pork.
I HIDE: My feelings.
I NEED: New music.
I LOVE: Meeting someone whom you instantly connect with.
Ten: We can only be friends if you have nice feet.
Nine: I only eat once a day.
Eight: I suffer from bad anxiety.
Seven: I hate the shape of my body.
Six: Chronic Perfectionist.
Five: Photography/Music.
Four: I constantly feel like I annoy people.
Three: I wish I was a cat.
Two: I love back less dresses.
One: I'd rather watch 'the making of' a movie over the movie itself.
Day One: Ten things about yourself.
Day Two: Nine things you want to say to nine people.
Day Three: Eight ways to win your heart.
Day Four: Seven things that cross your mind a lot.
Day Five: Six things you want to do before you die.
Day Six: Five people who mean a lot (in no order whatsoever) .
Day Seven: Four turn ons.
Day Eight: Three turn offs.
Day Nine: Two things/people you miss.
Day Ten: One guilty pleasure.


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Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story
Puffin Books, 2004 - Juvenile Fiction - 40 pages
Hace mucho tiempo—a long time ago—there lived a beautiful young woman named Adelita. So begins the age-old tale of a kind-hearted young woman, her jealous stepmother, two hateful stepsisters, and a young man in search of a wife. The young man, Javier, falls madly in love with beautiful Adelita, but she disappears from his fiesta at midnight, leaving him with only one clue to her hidden identity—a beautiful rebozo— shawl. With the rebozo in place of a glass slipper, this favorite fairy tale takes a delightful twist. Tomie dePaola's exquisite paintings, filled with the folk art of Mexico, make this a Cinderella story like no other.
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But the numbers tell their own story — people who read off of screens all day long buy lots of print books and read them primarily on paper. There are some who prefer an all-electronic existence (I'd like to be able to get rid of the objects after my first reading, but keep the e-books around for reference), but they're in a tiny minority.
The idea of a 60-minute album is as weird in the Internet era as the idea of sitting through 15 hours of Der Ring des Nibelungen was 20 years ago. There are some anachronisms who love their long-form opera, but the real action is in the more fluid stuff that can slither around on hot wax — and now the superfluid droplets of MP3s and samples. Opera survives, but it is a tiny sliver of a much bigger, looser music market. The future composts the past: old operas get mounted for living anachronisms; Andrew Lloyd Webber picks up the rest of the business.
When recording artists demand that their works be considered as a whole — like when Radiohead insisted that the iTunes Music Store sell their whole album as a single, indivisible file that you would have to listen to all the way through — they sound like cranky throwbacks.
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With a little downtime, I've posted a few things over at Technovia, my old, long-standing blog, and it's made me realise something.
If someone asked me today what blogging platform to use, there's not a cat's chance in hell that I'd recommend Wordpress.
It's not that Wordpress is bad at what it does. The problem is that over the years it's mutated from a platform for creating and writing your own personal stuff into a semi-professional CMS, capable of singing, dancing, and walking the trapeze all at the same time.
I haven't a clue how half of it works anymore.
I'm tempted just to declare blog-bankruptcy over there, and just write over here.
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Secrets of the Ark: A Broken Sword Game
|Developer: Revolution Software
|Publisher: The Adventure Company
|Release Date: February 20, 2007
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It's hard to imagine, but Myst has been around forever. It appeared on the PC, Mac, even the long since forgotten 3DO and Jaguar. In fact, it's going on fifteen years now. What does Myst have to do with Secrets of the Ark? Well, aside from the age of the franchise (Broken Sword will be ten soon), Myst is the game that popularized the adventure genre. I would argue that Broken Sword is the game that made it more interesting and mass-market friendly. Secrets of the Ark is the fourth Broken Sword game to date and it has actually been four years since the last one. Does George Stobbart still have his mojo? You damn well bet he does.
A Broken Sword game wouldn't be a Broken Sword game without a little drama. You may remember George's last adventure started with a plane crash in Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon. The developers at Revolution Software start the game in traditional Broken Sword fashion with action right out of the box. That doesn't mean that the game doesn't slow down at points, it definitely does and will, but the first hour should keep you on your feet.
Apparently George is down on his luck. He's living in New York City as a bail bondsman after seeing his company go broke. Quite the high status job, right? Nothing a little adventure can't solve. A blond walks into his office seeking help. She's being chased and instead of calling the police, turns to George. They don't have time to chat long though, because as quickly as she got there, so too did the hoodlums chasing after her. George and his female companion need to find a way out of his office quick and back to her hotel to retrieve an age-old manuscript that the bad guys are after.
If you are familiar at all with past Broken Sword games, including Sleeping Dragon, this should be familiar turf for you. You point-and-click George around, picking up objects along the way and making contact with various characters. You may need to combine items to find a new purpose for them. This isn't a walk through though, so I'm not going to spoil what you are going to use things for. There will be some moments that will take some trial-and-error guess work. Seriously though, who is going to think to shut a window and light a plant on fire at one point during the game?
One of the reasons why I like the Broken Sword franchise as much as I do is because of its production value. This is one of the better looking adventure games on the market, certainly an improvement from a few years ago, both the cut-scenes and in-game action. Important for me is the fact that you don't need a high-end computer to play, either. I managed to run this game fine on 256 MB RAM.
Another staple of the franchise is the quality voice-acting. Secrets of the Ark is no different in this category. A nice sense of humor and wit make George a personality that anyone would like. Unfortunately though, you can't skip conversations that you have with characters that you might have already heard.
If you are looking for over ten hours of high quality adventure gaming, Secrets of the Ark is the place to find it. The developers did a good job of variating between locations, both with the cities that you visit and the places in these cities, and with bringing them to life with interesting characters. On the downside, the camera angles can be iffy and it just seems to be zoomed in too much. Overall though, this is a game that will keep you entertained without making you too frustrated.
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Operation Preparation will support school counselors in the advising process and will help focus students on preparing for their future and becoming college/career ready. This year, we will hold our Operation Preparation for 10th grade students December 2-4, 2014. We are planning to conduct the FSMS Operation Preparation in March 2014. Operation Preparation is a joint initiative of Simpson County Schools, the Franklin-Simpson community, the Kentucky Department of Education and the Department of Workforce Development. It provides a powerful opportunity for schools, students, parents and communities to collaborate in the college- and career-planning and advising process. Using a student's Individual Learning Plan (ILP), including career interest inventory and EXPLORE/PLAN results, trained volunteers will meet one-on-one with every 10th grade student in a public setting at school to talk about the student's career aspirations and required education/training; whether the student is on track to meet their goals; and whether the student is taking the courses recommended to prepare for a successful future.
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2013: Redshirted as a true freshman in his first year of college eligibility.
High School:
- Rated a three-star prospect by ESPN.com and a two-star prospect by Scout.com and Rivals.com.
- Two-year letterman at Vista Murrieta High School in Murrieta, Calif., leading his team to 27 victories in 28 games over the course of those two seasons.
- A threat through the air and on the ground completing 149 of 247 passes (60.3%) for 2,316 yards and 24 TDs in 2012, while rushing 126 times for 661 yards (5.3) and 11 TDs.
- His passing statistics were even somewhat limited by the number of games in which he did not play in the second half because his team held large leads.
- Set Vista Murrieta single-season records with 24 passing TDs, 2,316 passing yards, and 149 completions. Holds the school's single-game record for completions in a game when he completed 19 passes for 247 yards and three TDs in a 37-26 2012 season-opening victory over ThunderRidge.
- Named first-team All-Southwestern League, first-team All-Valley and first-team All-California Interscholastic
Federation for his record-setting senior year.
- Led the Broncos to a 13-1 record, an undefeated league season and a berth in the CIF Championship game while averaging more than 42 points per game.
- Though defeated 30-28 by Centennial in a rematch of the previous year's CIF Championship game, threw for 293 yards and a score, while rushing for 73 yards.
- In his first year starting for the Broncos, in 2011, completed 121 passes for 1,741 yards and 14 TDs and rushed for a career-high 906 yards on 175 attempts.
- In 2011, led Vista Murrieta to an undefeated 14-0 season, though the Broncos later had to forfeit the first five games because of a ruling regarding an ineligible player.
- Vista Murrieta battled through adversity and became CIF champions after a 35-28 victory over Centennial. In the championship, threw for 134 yards and two TDs and rushed for 108 yards.
- Earned first-team All-Valley and second-team All-Southwestern League honors in 2011.
- Head football coach was Coley Candaele.
- Maintained a 4.21 grade-point-average and was named to the Southwestern League all-scholastic team in 2011 and 2012.
- Also played for the Broncos' basketball and baseball squads.
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Hey guys, just a quick little post here today. First of all, up above this is my prediction for this seasons playoff bracket. Yeah, I know the season hasn't started yet, but a while ago I sent this exact prediction to a partner site as they were asking for some writers' playoff predictions. I think the Anaheim Ducks make the playoffs again this year, and I have them beating the San Jose Sharks in six games in the first round, but then losing to the Los Angeles Kings in the second round in seven games. Sorry, but let's face it, the Kings are arguably the second best team in the conference behind the Chicago Blackhawks. However, I think this is the year that the St. Louis Blues make a HUGE playoff push which includes winning the Stanley Cup and beating the Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins to do so. The Blues' defense is sooooo good and they have a full team. Plus, it doesn't hurt having a coach in Ken Hitchcock that's won a Cup.
Anyway, so there's that. In other news, the NHLPA voted to keep hybrid icing for the upcoming 2013-2014 regular season. It was tested during the preseason with the right to vote it in for the regular season in the hands of the players. So, we'll be with hybrid icing for at least one year. I wouldn't be surprised to see it stay around, honestly. I haven't gotten to watch too many preseason games, but I won't have to wait long to see it with the regular season starting TOMORROW!!!
Finally, with the Ducks opening their season on Wednesday and their roster pretty much set, I'm not going to make some kind of opening night roster prediction when it comes to lines. Kind of too late to do that…..I've been busy with a lot of school work and I've also recently scheduled classes for my last semester of college ever (sniffle). Anyhoo, I can't wait for tomorrow and Wednesday. It's gonna be a fun ride, buckle up!
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