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Course Request Letters for 2015-16
Student Course Requests for 2015 –16 are being distributed in English classes for current students. Incoming ninth graders will receive letters in the mail and return them to their middle school Guidance Department or DHHS. All students have the opportunity to make any changes to their course selections that they made back in March. Directions on making changes are listed on the letter that students are receiving today. Courses are not listed by period. This letter should be signed by both students and parents and returned to the Guidance Office by 6/23/15, even if there are no changes to requested courses.
We are creating our master schedule of classes based on the student course requests we have received. With the exception of leveling down, waitlist movement, course conflicts, or change of Math/English placement once 2nd semester grades are complete, there will be few, if any, changes in course requests during Registration in August as our teacher staffing for next year has been determined. Students who have any questions are welcome to stop by/email/call the Guidance Office and speak with their Academic Advisor.
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CST Science Test (10th graders only)
This test will take place in 10th grade history classes May 12th, 13th, 14th,15th. Make-up days will be on May 19th and 20th. Students that missed the March Cahsee will have to take their CST Science test on the make-up days in the GYM at 8 am.Students without a Social Science class will test at 8 am in the gym May 19th and 20th.
Students have been practicing the ELA and Math portions of the test on Chromebooks to continue to prepare them to be successful. They have had the opportunity to utilize the various tools within the test.
The ELA portion of the test will take place in junior English classes May 18th –June 1st. The math portion of the test will take place in junior history classes May 28th – June 10th . Make-up days are included in the previous dates. For a complete schedule please click here.
The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) is the new system of academic tests that is replacing the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program tests that students have been taking since the 1990s. Based on the state standards (Common Core), SBAC English/Language Arts and math tests will be administered at DHHS to juniors during the last two weeks of May and first two weeks of June. The tests will be done in students' English and History classes during regularly scheduled days. There will be no special bell schedules during testing.
When California began the STAR Program in the 90's, we saw an initial drop in test scores, as staff and students experienced the format of a new test. Not surprisingly, we are expecting that a similar 'learning curve' might be seen for this new testing. To help give families an idea of what these new tests are like, SBAC practice tests are now available to parents and students.
SBAC practice tests are available to the public at: http://caaspp.org/practice-and-training/index.html. Practice tests and answer keys are available for grade 11 in both English/Language Arts and math. The tests are accessed by clicking on the Student Interface Practice and Training Tests tab. The answer keys are found by clicking on the Test Administrator Resources tab. SBAC tests will be taken on computers, and these online practice tests provide examples of the new tests. CUSD encourages you to explore the practice tests with your child.
You will find that there are four major types of questions that your child may see on the SBAC test: multiple choice, multiple response, short answer, and performance assessments. Your child is receiving instruction and practice on these types of questions during their English and math classes. In addition, DHHS will be administering two teacher-guided paper and pencil practice tests during March and April in order to better prepare students for SBAC testing. The practice tests given in their English and math classes will allow students to ask clarifying questions of teachers and become more comfortable with the requirements of the SBAC test. We look forward to working with you as we implement the new SBAC testing.
Fall Advisement 2015-16
If you are an incoming 9th grader please click here to get more information about your registration process.
Fall Advisement begins today, March 13th and will end on March 22nd. All students received a packet in their 4th period class today with course information that will allow them to review and add courses to their Fall schedule. Students must use the Student Portal for Advisement, core courses have been pre-loaded based on district placement guidelines and students will have the opportunity to select electives/PE courses. Teachers had the opportunity over the last week to make recommendations for students, so there may be more than one course in a content area when a student is looking at the classes listed in the portal. Students cannot delete courses, but can discuss with their academic advisor which course is right for them. The advisor can make the change during the 1:1 meeting they will have with each student over the next 6 weeks. During Advisement academic advisors and support staff will be available in the library during tutorial to assist students with any questions or to sign up students on the Student Portal. 9, 10, and 11 grade students can view the Course Offering document, Instruction document and Entering Course Request Instructions document. To sign up for an after school ROP class please see Julie Marquez in room 501. If you have any questions please see your academic advisor.
- Electives were not chosen for you. Use the course offerings sheet to choose your electives. List an alternative elective in the Course Request screen on the STUDENT PORTAL to increase the chance of getting your desired elective!
- Students entering the 10th grade must take 6 classes.
- Students entering the 11th or 12th grades and are on track for graduation must take a minimum of 5 classes. However, please encourage your student to enroll in a minimum of 6 classes to ensure graduation.
- Students entering the 11th grade with 120 or more credits are on track for graduation.
- Students entering the 12th grade with 170 or more credits are on track for graduation.
- Seek the advice of your teachers regarding your class selection.
- Discuss with your parents.
- The Academic Advisors will choose classes for students who have not completed the process.
- Zero period is not guaranteed.
- Students (juniors and Seniors) with a zero period are not guaranteed a 0-4 schedule. Example: 0,1,2,4,6
- Students taking an ROP or Saddleback class as their 5th class are not guaranteed a 1-4 schedule. Based on school-wide scheduling needs a student may have the following schedule: periods 1,3,5,2 with an ROP or Saddleback course
- All Students will have at least one class after lunch unless course offerings are not available.
8th Grade Parent Night & Open House
Are you interested in learning about Dana Hills High School? Join staff, students, and PTSA for 8th grade Parent Night & Open House on Monday, March 23, 2015.
- 6:00 pm – 8th grade parent/student information
- 7:00 pm – Open House for current and new families
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College Planning Grade 9/10
It may seem early to start thinking about getting your child ready for college, but it really isn't -- important groundwork should take place in ninth and tenth grade. Here's a list to help you make ...more
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For beer aged either in oak barrels or on oak chips/cubes, does the contact with the oak noticeably affect final gravity, and if so, what is the direct cause?
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Not really. In a discussion of the subject on the AHA forum recently, it was brought up that using barrels will increase the "angel's share"...the beer that evaporates. But it's such a small amount that it's negligible in terms of increasing the alcohol. Using chips or cubes should have no effect whatsoever.
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[Order 486, 52 FR 47910, Dec. 17, 1987, as amended by Order 756, 77 FR 4895, Feb. 1, 2012]
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The Next Generation
Our kids have been out of school since May 26. Every day I come home from work and ask my son what he did all day — same answer — Xbox. I ask my daughter what she did — same answer — nothing. Really? When we were kids, we rode our bikes to the bike shop for candy (most were a penny or a nickel), went to the local plunge, walked to the movies, and rode the bus to the beach for 75 cents. We also read books that we could actually hold in our hands, instead of downloading onto a Kindle or an iPad.
So, I brought the chess and backgammon sets out of the game cabinet and set them up on the kitchen table — and an amazing thing happened … they actually started playing the board games and interacting with each other and their parents. (Although I do think it's curious that they kept running back and forth to the computer between chess moves. Seems they found a website that teaches them how to reach checkmate in four moves. Is that cheating?)
As leaders and managers of a new generation of audit and finance professionals, I think we are faced with a great opportunity. Having staffed two departments from scratch, I've interviewed and had many conversations with Gen-Xers, Millennials, and my own N-Gens at home. Although there was a transition period where I marveled (and probably complained) about how the new generation viewed work/life balance, "paying their dues," overtime, and smiled at their "unrealistic" salary and paid-time-off expectations, I'm now seeing the value of how this new talent pool processes information, uses technology, and sifts through data quickly to get to an answer.
I think the true trick in developing the team will be to stop trying to make them more like "us" — because they're not. Remember that they are the product of baby-boomers (people like me), who told them that they could do anything they set their mind to do. We gave them medals for participation (rather than for winning) and awards for perfect attendance. They watched as we backed out of family vacations because of work commitments — and they formed a view that they didn't want to be like us. So they aren't. (Of course, they weren't forced to walk uphill, both ways, to school in the snow either.)
I think that to lead future generations successfully, my generation needs to keep these talented team members motivated, interested, and challenged. We need to leverage what they bring to the table as well. I've found that providing some structure and frequent feedback works well (although many will prefer to hear only praise ... remember ... we raised them) — and keeping variety in the job assignments helps as well.
And … the Millennials should meet our generation halfway as well and understand that every starting salary is not going to be six figures (no matter what your professors told you in college), vacation is not going to be 5 weeks a year … or if it is, then your regular work week will not be 40–50 hours, and employers aren't typically impressed by seeing multiple job changes on the resume — especially if you say your move was to get to a "cooler" company that had a free gym membership.
If you think about it, the audit profession has a lot to offer the Millennials. There is a great deal of variety in the work, lots of data to crunch, projects of relatively short duration, and a structured work environment. If you sprinkle in some travel and the opportunity to move up in the organization — you should have a pretty content and successful team.
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Why the hell is everyone already pissy and whining about what's going on down in Miami? Quarterbacks don't grow on tree, and this isn't Madden the video game - you don't just grab a quarterback because you just need one. Let's examine the situations:
1) Manning: 36-year-old quarterback by the time the season starts. His arm and health aren't even guaranteed. Got paid $96 million for five years; and we want him why? If we're going to do this for the long-term, why even focus on on this? Had he succeeded, Manning would have been expensive and a stop gap quarterback. Why even cry over spilled milk?
2) Matt Flynn: two games under his belt against two teams with horrible defense; passed for six touchdowns in one of those games. No one else in the league wanted him, not even quarterback-needy Cleveland, and we cry that he signed with Seattle? It's more like the organization's front office didn't sign him.
3) Alex Smith: if you think paying $8 million a year for a marginal quarterback is making a splash, you're dead wrong. Smith neither deserved nor will he perform well enough to earn the $8 million he wants.
4) David Garrard - The team needed a quarterback to push Moore - he was the best option, cheap and has experiences in winning. Not a sexy move, but one that makes sense. Why cry?
The only head-scratcher I've seen is the Marshall trade, but even at that, they were justified. Fact is this guy never performed with what he was being paid and had a lot of baggage, so they cut their losses, traded him and got two thirds for him. Again, what's wrong with this?
Who would have made you happy in this year's free agency? Let's face it, there weren't a lot of big, sexy names out there. Had they signed Williams, you'd whined about them signing defense rather than offensive players; had they signed Manning, you would have whined that they wasted too much money.
The point is you guys are never happy with anything that goes on with this team. Is this team better than it was during the beginning of the off season? No. But you can't expect change in two or three weeks. It seems that at times you just want the excitement of signing big name players or the satisfaction of laying the smack down on Jeff Ireland that your thinking becomes myopic. Grow up.


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Don't speak too loudly about that, because your using an illegal copy of Windows.... Don't beleive me, just read the EULA with the CD or on MS's web site.... In fact, I'm kind of surprised that you were even able to register it with the MS website, which is automatic, unless you ran one of the various hacks to bypass Windows DRM.
No... I actually called MS and they registered it for me. I think your read of the EULA is wrong. They asked me if I had it installed anywhere else, and I said no. The OEM version has different licensing, but it costs a whole lot less for that reason.
Well lets see, if MS stops issuing security updates, then obviously XP won't stand a chance on the internet. Therefore I'd have to disable the networking side of things to prevent someone from accessing XP over the internet...
Fallacious again. Unless there is a severe vulnerability found (not outside of the realm of possibility) then this is FUD at its worst. And even in most of those cases you have to (a) download something that contains the payload or (b) open yourself up to direct access to the internet. A good firewall, turning of unused services, decent internet practices, and awareness of possible vulnerabilities protect you from most attacks. This isn't to say that it might not come to the point where XP is unusable because of an extreme unpatched vulnerability. But to say that lack of support makes it immediately dead in the water is FUD.


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Southwestern's softball team achieved a doubleheader split against the nation's sixth-ranked team in the most unlikely of circumstances Wednesday afternoon.
The Bears, featuring contributions by freshman shortstop Katlin Briley and pinch-hitter Shelby Kramer, both of Creston, rolled to a 10-1 victory in game one. That improved the nationally-ranked Bears to 30-3 overall and 18-1 in the ICCAC Division II standings, one game behind third-ranked Kirkwood.
Leah Kipfer, the Spartans' most effective pitcher this season, was limited to three innings in game two, as she nurses a sprained left ankle back to health.
After those three frames, the teams were tied 2-2 as Tessa Otto of Murray singled and scored on an RBI single by third baseman Danyielle Barger.
Then, SWCC coach Lindsay Stumpff rolled the dice, and called on Barger for her first pitching appearance of the season.
Although slower than most ICCAC pitchers, Barger maintained efficient control, relying on the defense behind her. The teams were tied 4-4 entering the seventh thanks to a two-run SWCC rally in the sixth.
That uprising included a towering solo homer to center by Barger — her second of the day — and an RBI hit by Devan Kline that fell into shallow right field, chasing in Carla Smith of Creston, who had earlier tripled to right.
That set up the dramatic finish in the bottom of the seventh for the Spartans against DMACC pitcher Britney Lee.
Dominique Tolle stepped up and blasted a solo home run to left field for a 5-4 Spartan victory.
Southwestern, fourth in the league at 11-9, and 18-12 overall, put the Bears two games behind Kirkwood going into their matchup with the league leaders today in Cedar Rapids.
"Dominique had been struggling at the plate a little bit," Stumpff said. "That girl pitched for them at nationals, I believe. Perfect ending!"
Stumpff's gamble of allowing Barger to make her debut in the pitching circle in a tie game against the No. 6 team in the nation had paid off.
"Leah will not be going more than five innings this whole weekend," Stumpff explained. "She went five innings the other day, and it (ankle) was pretty sore the day afterward. So, we thought we'd just go three today. She gave us what we wanted from her.
"Courtney (Wagner) struggled a little in the first game," Stumpff continued. "So we thought we'd make a little change. Danyielle did a heck of a job. We've been working with her since January, so she's been throwing a little. She doesn't have the velocity by any means, but she wasn't walking people. On top of that she hit a home run in the first game and another in the second game, so you can't do much better than that!"
Barger scattered four hits in four innings, with two strikeouts and two walks. In Kipfer's three innings she fanned four, walked one and gave up three hits with two earned runs.
Barger was 2-2 at the plate with a home run and two RBI. Other extra-base hits were a double by Brook Wolf, Smith's triple and Tolle's homer.
Briley was 2-4 in that game for DMACC after reaching base twice in the opener on fielder's choices.
First game
One bad inning was the downfall of Wagner and the Spartans in the opener.
DMACC led 1-0 after one inning, 2-1 after three frames, and 3-1 through four. A seven-run fifth ended the game on the eight-run mercy rule, 10-1.
In that inning, Kourtni Robinson stroked a two-run hit to make it 8-1, and two more runs scored on a grounder to second. Earlier, Briley sent a run home on her fielder's choice bouncer, and Kramer drew a walk.
Hannah Sneed doubled for one of just three hits off DMACC pitcher Mari Silliman of Winterset. For SWCC, Wagner went full-count 13 times and finished with eight walks, five strikeouts and 10 hits allowed while yielding seven earned runs.
Bob Ligouri, who guided the first-year DMACC program to the national tournament last year in the regional finals over Southwestern, was disappointed in his team's performance down the stretch Wednesday. Especially heading into today's doubleheader at Kirkwood.
"It should be a wakeup call, but we don't know that it will be," Ligouri said. "It's really up to them. We have forgotten how to sustain energy and focus."
An example of the Bears' downfall was a shallow flyball hit to right by Kline in SWCC's two-run sixth, when DMACC was holding onto a 4-2 lead. The ball fell between the right fielder and second baseman, catchable by either.
"If the third baseman comes in to pitch and beats a team in the top 10, I give all the credit in the world to them," Ligouri said. "They hit the ball. Our team has to figure some things out."
Even in his disappointment, Ligouri praised the contributions this year of his two former Creston standouts.
"Shelby has been able to get some pinch hit at-bats and she does really well," he said. "She walked today, she got a hit the other day. We're really proud of everything she's fought through."
Kramer, Creston's all-time home run leader, has continued to play while battling multiple sclerosis.
Briley shines
Briley has been a spark in the second spot of the batting order for DMACC, while also providing stellar defense. She stabbed a one-hop shot to her right and flipped to second base for the force out to end SWCC's fourth inning with the game tied 2-2.
"Katlin is having an all-region type of season," Ligouri said. "She's hitting almost .480 for us, and she's playing a great shortstop."
It was a reunion of sorts for ex-Panthers on the field, as SWCC's Smith played both first and second base in the doubleheader. At one time, they all shared time in the same infield for Creston coach Mike McCabe, with Smith the catcher, Kramer at first and Briley at shortstop.
Southwestern, meanwhile, hopes to ride the momentum of the second-game victory in three upcoming league doubleheaders. The Spartans travel to Iowa Central Friday and Iowa Lakes on Saturday, before returning home to face third-ranked Kirkwood Sunday afternoon.


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Well, the new machine came today... I fired it up... This time I have tons of dross, but only on one side of the cut. I have tried new tips, etc, all with the same result. Help me out here - is 1/16" of dross along the entire cut line normal??? I'm so ridiculously disappointed. I have checked that the angle of the cut is perfectly straight up and down so there is no way that I could be leaning the torch one way or the other. I have good air flow, as we have ruled this out from the last run. The dross can be removed with a good pair of pliers, but it can not be taken off with a wire wheel, it's on there pretty good. I tried cutting two pieces of 1/8" stacked and the machine barely made a sever cut. What is going on here?!!!
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11-21-2006, 03:59 PM #41Chop it and ride it,
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Pics of the cuts that aren't making it through 1/8" with dross everywhere.Chop it and ride it,
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????????? Do you have the ground attached to the piece that you are cutting, or is the piece being cut just clamped to your table???????? You need to grind a clean spot and attach the ground directly to the piece being cut. If you are already doing that than NEVER MIND. I just didn't see any clean spots on your sample in the pics.
11-21-2006, 05:26 PM #44Chop it and ride it,
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Miller Spectrum 375
Looks like normal now to me....not really sure what you expect??
It isn't a laser! I use a straightedge and the drag technique and appearance improves a great deal.
I believe after you work on your technique and log some real work time with it you will improve your results a lot.
I have had people use mine and was suprised at the crappy results they were getting because I had not taken into account they really never had used a plasma cutter much and really wasn't that skilled with a cutting torch either.
As for the dross I like to knock it off with a sliding motion across the surface...usually with an axe....from the cutting torch days!!
Don't lose heart....
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I will echo what FUSIONKING has said.
Those look like some of my 'cuts' at times.
Try using a straight edge and running a cut along it. Also keep travel speed constant. Don't start the cut too fast. My best cuts come when I am using the stand-oo roller, a straight edge ... I have the wheels of the roller just off the edge of the piece being cut, fire up the arc and slowly bring it back over the workpiece to begin cutting.
It's funny sometimes I get perfect cuts when I am just fooling around, and not so good cuts when I try real hard.
Torch angle is important - should be " straight down " through the workpiece.
It looks like the 375 you have is making the cut - you just need to try a little more practice.
Sort of off topic - are you doing anything to DRY the air before it enters the 375? You never did say what you are doing in those regards.
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I've cut through painted sheet metal with mine and the clamp was stuck wherever I could get it to stick. Sometimes I get a bit of dross along the cut, sometimes not. If I could remember what I did when I got the cleaner cuts, all my cutse would be great!!!
I need more practice.
I know some other posts have somewhat covered this point, but in my experiences moisture in the air supply plays a big roll in the quallity of the cut. I am currently having similar problems at work, due to an increase in air usage from other departments... The water seperators can't keep up with the demands.
On another note, I have worked in a facillity that had poor air feed quallity to the point that the moisture content in the air supply caused the Thermadyne plasma unit to short out, costing hundreds of dollers to repair.
Hope this helps
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That's why I have been asking about how he is drying the air.
I know he is using a compressor that is not up to the requirements, so it is gonna be running a lot ... the running and compressing will heat up the air and increase moisture in doing so.
We put a cheapo Motor Guard filter on ours, as well as a dessicant indicator that will change color after so much moisture has hit it.
I want a refrig cooling unit at some point.
If I am not mistaken you can use NITROGEN .... I may get a bottle to try it just to seee what a difference there is in dry air.
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Are legato and slur one and the same? If the two are different, how do I tell which the piece is using? I know the gist of them (as opposed to staccato) but I need to know the specifics. They are notated the same (I believe). I am speaking of a wind instrument. Does this make a difference in the way they are played?
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Legato is a technique, whereas a slur is a marking. As for what a slur denotes, Wikipedia does a pretty good job of handling the distinction between that and legato (see Slur and Legato). The most relevant quote from the legato article:
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Is solving the world energy problems at $10 per Mwh a moral issue?
If you know you will destroy governments reliant on fossil fuels for funding, cause the failure of nations, destroy most pension systems due to their reliance on carbon investments, cause deflationary pressure on every nation worldwide, and cause people to lose their life savings.
Would you release the technology to do $10-$20 per Mwh energy?
Is it morally right with the damage it will do?
>>>> Reply to all. This issue is closed. The next issue is a question as to if this is actually a device that can do sub $20 per Mwh energy.
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Nov 22 2012: I found this chart on Wikipedia. The costs per Mwh make your $10 figure look like science fiction. Is your question more about morality than science?
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Nov 20 2012: I agree completely with Krisztian, that your concerns are baseless.
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IMO, it is a moral issue, but for exactly the opposite reasons. The benefits of cheap energy, to the poorest of the world, would be enormous. So Yes, we have a moral obligation to pursue sustainable cheap energy.
Nov 20 2012: Edited the above question and added "cause deflationary pressure on every nation worldwide"
A sizable portion of the costs of all goods, manufactured and grown is energy. The energy costs for "things" go from 20% to 80% depending on how many levels of manufacturing, shipping, refrigeration, and number of employees that are involved. Removing or reducing the cost of energy by 90% would cause a huge worldwide deflationary economic event.
Throwing in the failure of every nation running a deficit, is it still morally right to release this technology?
Nov 20 2012: so the price of some goods go down, and we should be worry about it? why? how is it not a good thing? and don't hide behind buzzwords like "deflation". what is the actual danger of something getting cheaper?
Nov 20 2012: You do not seem to see it, it is not just a few items, the cost of ALL GOODS would go down. Leading to reduced salaries, cause reduced tax revenues for governments. In a way lead to a basic doubling of the debt for every nation as their tax revenues are permanently reduced as salaries go down.
Perhaps I should have asked if it was ethical rather than moral.Nov 20 2012: i'm afraid i understand the issue quite well. but i want you to think about it in some depth.
let's say the price of everything goes down. why would that matter? even if tax revenue goes down, it hurts nobody, since everything is cheaper. the smaller sum of money still buys you more than previously. so where is the problem exactly?
Nov 20 2012: I have thought about this in depth, from the perspective of an age of abundance. I see no way to get around all the chaos, financial hardship, and business failures that are going to occur when energy costs are reduced this much.
Take existing home sales -vs- new home sales. When you have a substantial reduction in the cost of manufactured goods, nails, lumber, wire, plumbing, etc lets call it a 40% reduction in cost. Existing home prices will be way outside what the market will bear when a new house, almost twice the size, can be bought at the same price.
Writing that I realized something very simple. This will not be an instantaneous reduction in the cost of energy, it will occur over several years allowing markets to adapt. So I guess you are right. There really is no problem with energy at $10 per Mwh.Nov 21 2012: the gradual nature of any such change is a valid point. but even if happened overnight, it still would not lead to massive "economy-quake". what would happen is just a large does of "creative destruction", which means that certainly, some businesses will abruptly end as the new ones take their places. and this spreads to other areas as well. if we don't need coal mines, the miners are laid off, truck sales will fall, and so on. but everything becomes more available and more affordable, so these people can find other jobs. also the owners of such companies, including small savers, can be hurt. but it is normal. owning something does not guarantee future value. the marketplace always changes rapidly. if you want your wealth preserved, you need to hedge. everyone else not affected directly is better off. it does not matter how price of things change in money terms. nobody cares about the numbers written on price tags. we care about relative prices, compared to, say, one work hour of ours.
Nov 22 2012: In an idealized system that is the correct response. Every thing will work out. But we do not live in an ideal society. We live in a society that supports the currently entrenched.Nov 22 2012: this is a stock answer that requires further elaboration. every society is reluctant to change. change has a cost, monetary as well as psychological. and societies take that cost into consideration. it represents a sort of "friction" that slows changes down. but it does not stop societies to change when it is needed. it happened for many thousands of years, and i see no reason why would it not work for a sudden increase in the availability of energy.
Nov 23 2012: A sudden increase over a several years is one thing. What I pictured was an overnight change in the cost of energy. Any technology takes time to implement. Looking at the numbers, the worst case gives people years to respond to decreasing energy costs. So morality does not come into the equation as this will not be a destructive event.
The question has been answered, I will be closing this question in a day or two.Nov 20 2012: the implied relationship does not exist. theoretical question: if i open a restaurant next to yours, do i destroy your income? do i shrink your customer base?
Nov 20 2012: See the above comment ...Nov 25 2012: If we manage somehow to rise to the environmental challenge and to trancide from our energy guzzling dinosaur society to an energy conserving society of the future, there will of course be different kinds of collateral damage.
In the long run, the transition would benefit everyone as much as it would harm them. Why should we a priori accept that our whole financial system is subseviant to obsolete comodities?
In your hypothetical question you didn't stipulate whether the new cheap energy was environmentally sustainable or not. In the event it is, the benefits would far outweigh the detriments.Nov 24 2012: I don't think the problems you described would occur with cheaper energy. Cheap energy would free up more resources for other endeavors, which would make up for any industries that were hurt.
More to the point: It is better to do things responsibly and efficiently. If doing so hurts the viability of a less efficient or responsible method, then so be it..
Nov 26 2012: Thank you I came to the same conclusion.Nov 23 2012: "I agree with you, but the raw fuel might also be a commodity."
How would that work out exactly. Taxing sunlight?Nov 23 2012: I know the LCoE or LEC chart very well.
The cost of energy is, the energy produced divided by the total cost to produce the energy over a given period of time. That includes the fuel, the factory costs, and the taxes and labor.
So my question to you is. Does a device that costs $2,500 installed that produces 3.5 kwh 24 hours x 7 days a week for 25 years equate to under $20 per Mwh?Nov 22 2012: "I think energy is a commodity that should be controlled by world markets."
Actually, energy should no longer be the commodity, energy production should be the commodity.
Nov 22 2012: I agree with you, but the raw fuel might also be a commodity.Nov 22 2012: Yes, Yes.
Is it morally right for those with fossil fuels to set prices that countries with no fossil fuels can not afford to pay?
I think it is a business decision.
Is there an assumption that all countries will have access to this $10/MW technology or resource?
Is it morally right for those with fossil fuels to buy the technology and then sit on it until the fossil fuels are gone?
I think energy is a commodity that should be controlled by world markets.Nov 21 2012: The change would not be instantaneous. Governments and markets would have some time to adjust, and to the extent that they can't, the good done for the world at large would far outweigh the harm done to some. Your question reminds me of those who decried the fate of professional water carriers once indoor plumbing became common. Or those who have feared for forty years that automation would cause runaway unemployment. The world adjusts to the improvement.
Nov 21 2012: Lawren, my whole problem was I was thinking about this from the perspective of an instantaneous transition not a slow and gradual implementation. My conversation with Krisztián Pintér made me realize the error in my logic.
"decried the fate of professional water carriers once indoor plumbing became common", is almost as bad as the "Buggy whips" and "candle maker" lines used about automobiles and light bulbs.


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I normally agree with Volin but not on this one. He's the least attractive option of the three IMO.
KC can keep Bowe.
I like Bowe, I think he is very talented, and can be a difference maker, but he will frustrate us as much as Marshall ever did with all his drops. In Miami's new offense, Miami needs precision, effectiveness, and smarts. The #1 thing a receiver coming to Miami needs to do is catch the ball constantly, #2 is run a sharp route while still thinking on his feet. I'm surprised Volin believes that.
It may not be the most popular choice, but I believe if he keeps his salary demands realistically, Jennings is probably the closest to the type of receiver Miami needs to compete.
I prefer him to Wallace. He has produced with no QB
Any 1 of them will upgrade our offense!! I prefer Wallace because of his elite speed and he's the youngest of the 3.
Bowe has scored 23 TDs over the last 3 years while missing only 3 games. In that same span, Jennings has scored 25 while missing 11 games. Thats not counting the 2 TDs he had in the Super Bowl!!! They're yardage per game is identical and there's only a year difference in age. Jennings is the better fit in the WCO because he has been ridiculously successful in it. He is perfect for us and injuries are the only concern!!! Great character, hands, route-running, and production. If there has ever been a no-brainer in the NFL, this is it.
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I made the dough before I hit the sack, and baked them in the morning, which was a lot of fun. It was easy to make, and the dough was great to work with. But, the final product was rather disapointing. Nice and smooth, but not to great on flavor. The irish cream was hardly noticable. In order to spice thing up, I split the cookies in half and made them into sanwhich cookies, using the Sugar Cookies Frosting as my midle. I switched the milk+vanilla to irish cream, and it came out great!
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It was grat dough to work with! Super easy! I was able to FIX the "BLAND" flavour by adding 1/4th cup of Butterscotch Schanpps, just that little amount adds a wonderful sweetness to it that makes you want more! JUST ADD A 1/4 CUP BUTTERSCOTCH SHNAPPS and USE 3/4 CUP BAILY'S IRISH CREAM, and it is wicked yummy! My Family Loves it, the cookies didn't last 15 mintues once I brought them out! So Make a double batch!
I doubled the sugar for the cookies, rolled them into balls after chilling them, and flattened them with a glass dipped in powdered sugar. They tasted fine like that but to add some flavor after they cooled I made a glaze of powdered sugar, Irish cream, and a little Butterscotch schnaps. It really made the flavor pop.
I followed the suggestion of other reviewers and used more irish cream. These turned out great! I brought them to a cookie exchange and had a coworker ask for the recipe! My roommate and husband raved about them for days.
Added a bit extra Irish Cream, personal preferance, and they came out Wonderfully!
We made these for our Culinary Arts class, and could not use the Irish Creme(alcohol), so we substituted Irish Creme coffee creamer(the liquid kind). The texture was great, the flavor lacked a little, but overall, good for a sugar cookie recipe. I would like to try frosting these using the coffee creamer as the milk in the buttercream frosting, to see if the flavor is enhanced.
After the reviews I didnt want bland cookies so I added a half a cup of brown sugar a teaspoon of almond and an extra med sized egg. The results were so delicious! They were melt in your mouth yummy! Somewhat biscuit cookie like.
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They also go through leather aprons, jeans, and under wear, and into ...... I had a friend's dad that this happened to (it took 4 hours in the emergency room to remove the wire).
that hurts just reading about it.
i suppose its true they can go threw the leather too, but you are still better off with it then without. just think how much farther the piece of wire would have gone if the leather had not slowed it down a bit.
for me the apron gets worn, better too add a lil more protection, even if its not perfect.thanks for the help
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Good advice above regarding wire wheels and safety.
Think you'd be wasting your time trying to paint the underside of the table. Just wire brush it and let it go. Painting the legs would be OK.
Wire brushing the top to remove loose rust is where I'd begin. Then I'd go over the top with a 4" belt sander to really "clean up" the top. I've found the belt sander provides a better finished surface with less chance of gouging than a grinder.
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Just when we thought that buying "Organic" was safe, we run headlong into the deliberate poisoning of our organic food supply by the FDA in collusion with none other than the folks who brought us Aspartame. NutraSweet, a former Monsanto asset, has developed a new and improved version of this neurotoxin called Neotame.
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In addition to below, The FDA has not, nor will they, address the long term environmental and legal issues. Just as with GMO crops, once the gene is out the owners of the patent own the fish.
FDA to consider approval of modified salmon
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Has anyone built a fume extractor for a house garage? I have a whole house fan in my finished garage ceiling but it gets way too cold sucking outside air in during winter months.....in wi. Looking for one with some type of carbon filter or the like...new ones are way too much$...at least for me.
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I made mine with a small squirrel-cage blower out of a clothes dryer. A garbage can lid on the end of flexible dryer vent hose, suspended by pulleys and a balancing weight, pulls over the work location to extract the smoke. Doubles as the exhausting means for my paint spray cabinet.
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goodhands idea sounds like the bathroom exhaust fans available at any home improvement store i have heard thats the best inexpensive way.
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water filter
It gets rid of smoke atleast... but I made a filter using water and a squirrel cage fan similar to the way they use a shop vac prefilter in dry wall. The air has to pass through the water and it gets most of the smoke and dust particles. Probem is the fan I had only pulls through about an inch of water. Need a few gallon of water or it turns slimy in a few days of welding and grinding. Doesn't do anything for toxic gases though.
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imho you need to exhaust everything outside, no filtering.
Many bath fan units have one-way flaps in them to help with the cold air getting in when they are not in use.
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outside is best
I agree outside is the best way to go but not always the easiest. I have an exhaust fan also besides my filter. I mounted an old furnace blower with a hood going outside, but the water filter let's me direct the air flow both at the suction end and the outlet where ever I am in my shop and helps eliminate the magnetic tissue when I blow my nose. I really like it above the chop saw as it helps reduce the dust cloud.


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I need a Text Parsing Tool which import Word Files like RTF DOC DOCX and give result in Excel after calculation of NO of total lines spoken by per actor read below for description (see attached file for out put result and also one one SCRIPT is attached Script i means Drama script).
This tool is used to import any script or scripts upon wish and it gives us the number of lines for all the actors with the option of removing (reac) and other things. and it gives us an excel file with the actor name on the left and the lines per episode.
( many actor names are very large do check them )
Example: If the actor name is not followed by a sentence then the whole line doesn't count.
It must not count the lines which just have only reactions which are inside ( ) ... if there are dialogues contain these reactions it must count them.. but need to have some option to remove any thing inside the ()
well scripts are in DOC RTF DOCX format .... and each word file is 1 episode
need to follow the same script format which is attached and its i rtf format but need the tool to load and calculate from any word file
in the attached excel file ....personges (French word which means Actor) are actors name taken from the script automatically ... just skip commediens row as we have put the row containing different actor names manually ...
in episodes you can see number of episodes ... example very first actress is rosy she has spoken 20 lines in episode 40 and so on .. and after it gives total number of lines spoken by rosy from episode 40 to 60
i think it can be on .net with office integration or what ever best you people think ... can code in any programming language...
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What are we doing here in earth life? is this all real isn't it a thing like dream ? is there a life after this life?
Ever since i was a child i somehow knew it is a mystery it has infinity mysteries in it self in what we called a life. most of experiences and discoveries
are for someone something that has this mysterious object we called Brain. All of our lives we tried to find something that we don't know is exists or even
sometimes we don't even know what we have what is hopeful to get in a living thing life is love, passion, anger, happiness and a lot more but all of them
are feelings that we do have in our self's already we just wait for situations to spark those feelings. lets see sadness or cry like someone that you love
pass away it will make you cry sad or in a deep sorrow or even you knew that this would happen but it isn't gonna change the situation's scene your feelings
and all. what if something good comes up and goes away will it make you happy for in a bit of time or will it make you sad? lets see you wanted a Ferrari and you
get it one day your happy your riding it touching it having felling of having it hours later you woke up it was a dream but you were happy while you were having felling of having it but you want it in a reality so you can have it for a longer time and be happy for a longer time but even if you get it your gonna lose it or let it go one day
so was that time while you were dreaming was not enough time of happiness for you?
For most of the time we i had a dreams last night how do i know cause i woke up from it it was for a short time and now i am here in reality for a longer time. So the life we are living now will not be here i mean we are not going to live forever so maybe when die we weak up some where where we have a longer period of time life so is it also a dream that we are living?
Syed Shah
Dec 26 2011: Junaid,
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These questions exist since beginning and will remain until science gives you the answers as philosophy and religion have both failed in this endeavour. In the meantime, however, you should know that mind is amazing at resolving these crisis questions because it does not like to be in a state of conflict. This is called cognitive dissonance. This term is from Social psychology and the theory states that there is a strong motivation for humans to resolve conflicting beliefs and views. From the point of view of your question, the resolution of the conflict will be different for different people (obviously).
I would like to humbly say that you should not be asking these questions here. People will respond to you in what they believe in. You need to ask this question in your personal forum. Having said that, you must gain the periphery knowledge for the resolution of these questions.
I am a big fan of Victor Frankl (there are some who oppose his views) and he called these questions in his book "the meaning of life" as questions arising from existential frustration that exists in the 21st century.
I would like to end here by using four quotes. The last three are from Victor Frankl and I do not know the author of the first one.
The truth is what you choose to believe.
The last of human freedoms, to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, is to choose one's own way.
For the meaning of life differs from man to man, from day to day and from hour to hour. What matters, therefore, is not the meaning of life in general but rather the specific meaning of a person's life at a given moment.
Ultimately man should not ask what the meaning of his life is, but rather he must recognize that it is he who is asked. In a word, each man is questioned by life; and he can only answer to life by answering for his own life.
Dec 26 2011: I really liked these last lines but there is something that is same in all of us in our lives and there is a perfection that we haven't discover yet.
Rhona Pavis
Dec 22 2011: Junaid, No one understands everything. You understand somethings. It is clear that you are seeking truth. I think that makes it likely that you will find many of the truths you seek. I too am fascinated by the dreams I have when I sleep. Most of the time I do not understand them, but I am always glad I have them....even if they are nightmares. Dreams seem to be useful. I read something recently by someone named Abraham Joshua Heschel that went something like "what you do....you acts.....affect your thinking." That's why I think it is always safe and valuable to stick with positive acts and positive words. We all possess lots of power. No one knows any more than you know about souls. Best wishes. I think you are succeeding in accomplishing all of your positive goals. Congratulations on all of your successes. POWER TO THE POSITIVE!
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All three of your questions can be replaced by one: Is human existance 100% natural, or is there a supernatural realm?
If you believe man is only natural then seek to know nature (science).
If you think man may be subject to a supernatural influence then seek to know that truth.
DO NOT confuse supernatural truth with religion! Each one of the myriad of religions is just another human (natural) invention. Nature will leave your three questions unanswered.Dec 26 2011: Can you try to elaborate on what you are trying to say here.
Dec 30 2011: Yes i have to give an example for this, you know in marketing there are certain rules when you're marketing you're product to people who how & what rules its just a v small example to what i am referring to anyways i fell like we know in computer that there is a file menu and there is new file there is close there is tools option help view etc etc like we know all of those things if we understand brain how it works so that would be the end of. Of almost everything when you know how to control someone else brainDec 22 2011: I really loved the 1999 movie called "The Matrix". It portrays much of what you are talking about.
Is this all a dream? Is it real? Am I really typing right now? It's awesome!
Dec 23 2011: Yes Thomas Anderson this name is from Matrix
I am a video director i know we humans are more attracted and learn from visuals specially the once we are interested in movies my fav sci-fi movie is matrix that opens my mind towards knowing and understanding things that we usually don't
like lets say speaking when we are born we see people speaking from them we learn how to speak say words there are a lot of things that we have not ever thought about and we do cause we do we don't know are there have you ever thought about why do we have 2 eyes two ears why our ears are shaped like this ?
we see these 3d movies are made of tow cameras with a certain amount of gap in them with that you can measure a object depth that how far is it and our ears are in this form that we can fell how far sound is coming from. And with matrix i understand a lot of things like reality who can u say its real what we can taste fell hear see is real? and also Inception now inception story was already in mind before it was there but after seeing it i knew a lot of people think this wayDec 22 2011: you can google it ,then you will find several books.It is difficult for modern people understand it at first.you can choose one which you are really interested in and deep into it .I hope you can get something from it.
Dec 22 2011: okDec 21 2011: Yup there is a bug in our code, damn thing needs to make sense and it won't because there is not usefulness in answering those questions, what are you going to reason afterwards if you had those answers? More reason why you should be happy creative patient healthy etc? Death will always be sudden untimely unreasonable unjust and all those things because the things we call life are always pending, make sense, have reason to be. Still, we believe they are all that, we give them reason, we project them to a future schedule calendar and structure of values and laws. We do all that for progress, prosperity, hope in tough times, to support life, in us others and anything that is living. The chances of you being here were infidecimanl, still it was also unavoidable, like death is. Is it a circle? Only for what it matters.Dec 21 2011: Maybe when you die ,you will know the answer.In China,there is a conception called "WU".I highly recommend you to read some Chinese ancient philosophy books written more than 2000years ago.
Dec 22 2011: can you give me any reference to a specific one?Dec 20 2011: if you look at an MRI of yourself awake, looking around, and then one of yourself in deep sleep dreaming, you would not see a diffrence. interesting question indeed, WAKING LIFE by richar linklater goes well into this. as for life after death, as of corse completely opinion, i believe nothing last, but nothing is lost. energy must be conserved, and the progression of novelty seemingly needs our consiousness and nervous system.
Dec 21 2011: Thanks for you're answer. i have seen that MRI has no much difference while we are awake or asleep its just some of brain censers you can say or some part of brain didn't work that much while we are in asleep but that opens a way of thinking to me which is about conscious and subconscious mind. I think while we are in a sleep our subconsciousness is more active then our conscious also in my view if we don't get a sleep or more then 24 hours even if we are awake our subconsciousness is more active and i think in our life we there are a lot of times when we want our subconscious mind to be more active then conscious mind.
why can't we be happy from the things we see in our dreams like some times we see we have a big house or a car or anything that we want we sometimes see that we have that thing in our dream we r happy while we r in dream but when we wakes up we know that it was just a dream and we don't have that thing anymore
so my point here is this that this life we are living is not forever so why do we want things here or even if we have that thing after something we our self will let go that thing and will want something elsDec 20 2011: Junaid, I believe we are here on Earth to enjoy each other and all the freedom and resources available to us. That's why flowers and trees are pleasant to behold. That's why human conversation and hugs feel good. All we need to do is act and speak in purely positive ways and we become a part of co-creating a happy world for all of humanity. In order to accomplish this, we must release the negative brainwashing we may have received through our societies, religions, parents, ancestors. It is up to us to make the world the way we want it to be. Fortunately, we all have adequate freedom and resources to have powerfully positive impacts upon many people today. Let's do it.
Dec 21 2011: 1) thanks for you're answer. I know how humans do things on earth i have some sort of same vision as you about being positive and we can change the way we are living now or our societies, but answer that you have give is related to my question feelings . Its that all of our life its all about happiness and sadness or emotions we most of them we already know would happen like some of ours friends or family we know they are going to die but its when that happen we cry we have this emotion of sadness in our self if we already knew this would happen why can't we cry or be sad for now and when that happens we don't show any emotions
2) why can't we be happy from the things we see in our dreams like some times we see we have a big house or a car or anything that we want we sometimes see that we have that thing in our dream we r happy while we r in dream but when we wakes up we know that it was just a dream and we don't have that thing anymore
so my point here is this that this life we are living is not forever so why do we want things here or even if we have that thing after something we ourself will let go that thing and will want something els
Rhona Pavis
Dec 21 2011: Junaid, perhaps we choose to be happy. Perhaps much of our lives, our perceptions, our feelings and more are chosen by us consciously or subconsciously. When you awaken tomorrow morning, tell yourself that you are going to co-create a happy, positive, productive day together with everyone you interact with. Death is a natural part of life. It only happens on one day of our lives. Why waste time dwelling on it? Dwell on the control and freedom and resources you now possess that can cause happiness for you and everyone you encounter......on all of these many days that you have to enjoy and to cause happiness for others. I respect you for expressing your true thoughts and feelings. HAPPY TODAY!
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Dec 22 2011: Thanks for you're wishes i am a average person who goes to a job every day has family. I see dreams almost every night and and some how i figure out that its a dream then i think of something to do that i cannot do in real life i failed to do it and in just struggling to do it i gets up from dream so i have this felling that drams are just a reflection of life what we have already seen .
another thing bothers me most is soul how do we know that we have souls connected our body
with and i also have the felling of there is a god cause all of these things that are fascinating and out of our mind to understand cannot happen by them selfs i now have some understanding of it and will get to it once i have more understating of it.


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