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Even though I'm totally dragging right now, I've stuck to my gym routine. Still on track for the week and will combine legs with back along with spin class in order to complete week two of the workout plan I'm currently using.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
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Yesterday was a great accomplishment for me...after umpiring ten games over the weekend, I made myself get up and go to the gym! I did a great weight lifting workout that I did with little to no rest between exercises and used that as cardio. Si... Read more
Sunday, July 10, 2011
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Too long since I actually spent anytime on SP! Obviously, I can find many an excuse, but, I've just chosen to be a slacker of late. Once our weekend tournaments begin, the downslide kicks in, the weekend takes so much out of me with 10 or more ... Read more
Friday, April 15, 2011
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So another week of lifting completed, and it was a very good week. Waking up different muscles that hadn't been targeted by the last workouts, plus trying a new piece of equipment--a rope climber machine--and in general mixing things up. Workout... Read more
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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Finally, the sun came out and the temperatures were seasonable! This was day 4 of my new workout program and it was an off day--no lifting--did 30 minutes of 30 second intervals on the treadmill, - had my hair salon appointment - and then had my... Read more
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
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so, we started out with a balmy morning (at 6:00 am) that gradually turned colder as the rain fell, and the wind kept blowing...no game to umpire :( but we had a lovely event today. My middle daughter got married today, in a civil ceremony to he... Read more
Monday, April 04, 2011
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The first "softball" weekend of the year happened over the weekend. I did 8 games 3-Saturday, 5-Sunday. I had been hoping that my 18 lb weight loss, would translate into less pain and swelling of my knee, but disappointingly, that was not the ca... Read more
Friday, April 01, 2011
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So, I've had a tricky week...Monday was an off day from the gym, since I lifted on Sunday...food was good on Monday--and my weigh-in was a bit disappointing(only -.6)--so I picked up the workout on Tuesday with Legs; Wed-chest/tri's; Thurs-back/... Read more
Saturday, March 26, 2011
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Yesterday and today, I had totally awesome workouts! Yesterday was a lifting day, as previously blogged about, for which I'm still feeling the results today!! Love that!!!!! Today was spin class, and I also added 15 minutes on the treadmill bef... Read more
Thursday, March 24, 2011
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So Thursday, the day before Friday...I always like the other side of hump day...but I really like Thursday, also, because it's shoulder day in my new workout, and I'm loving doing shoulders--really I guess I love every lift, except legs--but sho... Read more
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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Ok, I admit it, I've become a gym rat! My time at the gym is like a cure-all for my moods and life's problems. I enjoy getting into a good sweat, I'm addicted to watching my heart rate increase as I'm working out, and I LOVE lifting weights. I l... Read more
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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After a less than impressive weekend, which saw me feeling too nauseous to eat much, and have to leave spin class a little early, I'm back on track today. I'm still not feeling quite right, but I got my workout in and lifted heavy and did five e... Read more
Saturday, March 19, 2011
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I just finished taking a SP poll in the fitness section and was stunned to see that 22% of people never refresh their music and 29% of people don't even listen to music while they workout! I couldn't dream of getting a good workout in without my... Read more
Friday, March 18, 2011
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Rather than do three sets of dumbbell presses followed by three sets of incline presses, combine the two exercises. Start with one set of chest presses on a flat bench. Then raise the bench one notch from the flat position�to about 15 to 20 degr... Read more
Thursday, March 17, 2011
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Wow I don't believe I haven't blogged since Monday! It's been a little busy around here, having to help out with my grandsons, who have been sick..and so has their mommy...that caused me to miss my spin class and morning workout yesterday. In th... Read more


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Atlus software released a teaser image today, of an image that was completely blacked out. Siliconera discovered that once the contrast was turned out the black image turned into this:
No one knows for sure what the image means, or what we are staying tuned for, but the prospect is intriguing, considering Atlus' last game Catherine was pretty darn good. Siliconera also points out the resemblance of the shards in the image to the logo for Persona 4: The Ultimate Mayonaka Arena:
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Injustice: Gods Among UsInjustice: Gods Among Us, the upcoming DC fighting game by NetherRealm Studios, is set to be released on April 16th. Even though the release date is just around the corner, they continue to announce additional characters that will be playable upon release, as well as alternate costumes for numerous ... Lire la suite...
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The future of video games that is. I recently got to test out Morpheus - uh, I mean PlayStation VR - Sony's answer to the ever-growing interest in virtual reality. Although the headset is currently far from completion, it's also far from shotty.
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Whether it's a rainy day, a sickness, or some other reason not to go outside and enjoy the beautiful summer air, video games are the perfect way to spend your time - that is, if you can find a game to play. In terms of releases, summer generally isn't the most fruitful of seasons, and this year is no different. So what games could/should you be sinking your teeth into during the dog days?
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The Last Guardian Will NOT Appear at #E32015 and Here's the Reason Why...
Since its reveal at E3 2009, The Last Guardian has not resurfaced other than in rumours and in statements regarding said rumours. Sony admits to major studio problems during the game's development, but constantly reassures those anticipating the game that it is still not, and will not, be canceled. So is this the year that we finally see the resurrection of The Last Guardian? In my opinion, the answer is a big fat NO.
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Reminder: Mother's Day is this Sunday.
Could my mission really be confined to seeking the best for the children to whom I gave birth? Or, as a Christian, should I define "family" more broadly? I'd see images of women and children suffering around the world, and those puzzling verses returned to my mind. Maybe, instead of obsessing over the happiness of my babies, I should stick my head out of the window, so to speak, look around, and ask, "Who is my family?"
It didn't feel right to simply shrug my shoulders and blithely accept my good fortune as compared to that of people born into extreme poverty. I'd buy my kids their new school clothes and shoes and then think of mothers who did not have the resources to provide their children with even one meal a day. I'd wonder: what's the connection between us? Does the fact that $10 malaria nets in African countries save whole families have anything to do with my family buying a new flat-screen TV? Should it? Is there any connection between me, a suburban, middle class mom, and women around the world?
One little known fact about Houston is that it was the only major city in the South to integrate nonviolently. A meeting was held in a downtown hotel with key African-American leaders -- preachers, business owners, barbers, undertakers -- and the business and political power players from Houston's white establishment. The meeting determined that Houston would integrate silently and sit-ins would end -- no newspaper articles, no television cameras. They were simply going to change the rules of the game; and they did without any violence. It was a meeting that represented how Houston politics happen: provide a room, bring together community leaders, business interests and politicians, and get a deal done. Such meetings certainly make for strange gatherings, but at critical junctures in our city's history this mixture has proven to be a winning cocktail.
There's something special about the bookends of our lifetimes. I became a first-time father seven months ago and a hospice chaplain just one month past. Growing up and growing old, especially the first and last months of our lives, can be surprisingly similar experiences.
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Metso Minerals has appointed Scott Snyder as product manager of its Vibrating Product Line for North America.
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The focus of Snyder's position will be the introduction of Metso's global product lines which are new to the North American construction and mining markets.
Prior to joining Metso, Snyder was a director of Schenk Mining North America, and was president and founder of International Precision Controls, Inc., which commercialized analyzer technology for coal, power and mineral mining applications.
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James and Tina Williams announce the engagement of their daughter, Erin Britney, to Kevin Neil Edge, son of Steve and Carol Edge.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Edwin and Bernice Sykes and Lucille Williams and the late Zeb Williams. She is a 2003 graduate of Hokes Bluff High School. She attends Jacksonville State University, where she is pursuing a degree in elementary education. She is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. She is employed by Gap Inc. and Jacksonville State University.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Louise and Barney Raines; the late Ray Hayes; and Betty Edge and the late G.W. Edge. He is a 2000 graduate of Etowah High School and a 2001 graduate of Gadsden State Community College with a degree in auto mechanics. He is employed by Edge Motors Inc.
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The plague you have thus far survived. They didn't. Nothing that they did in bed that you didn't. Writing a poem, I cleave to "you." You means I, one, you, as well as the you inside you constantly talk to. Without justice or logic, without sense, you survived. They didn't. Nothing that they did in bed that you didn't. Frank Bidart is an American poet. This poem appeared in the February 16, 2012 issue of the magazine.
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November 23, 2011
He sloughs in his slippers to the dark bathroom and lowers himself to the seat as he has done all his adult life when, bare skin about to meet cold extruded vinyl, his most vulnerable self suspended above the water, dread creeps in. Even so, with not so much as one light lit to constrict his sleeping pupils he sits, and his mind swims back fifty years to the campground in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, where he bumbled with a flashlight to that wood maw grinning in the yellow light. He forced himself down, then popped back to his feet probing with the light down there for tarantula, alligator, snak
The Love Canal Presaged
November 23, 2011
Dear Mamma, the great-coat has come, whose use, and my gratitude for it, will surely cumulate all winter long, if the cold has not caused me to need it until now. However, all the last fortnight floods of rain have fallen—the farms all look like lagoons, and even College has turned picturesque, a sort of moated fortress, or bastion, you might say, given our fashion of flinging a recusant gauntlet to Progress—some (though not you, mother) would declare it quite the Old
But Waves, They Scatter
November 09, 2011
From beneath the icefield, longing looks up at the lovers who—variously meandering, stalling or not, fucking or not—guess nothing of him. Torturer sometimes. Known also to have been a savior eventually, hard passage to a life worth the hardness. You would think longing lived in a space warmer than an icefield, you would think so. Tragedies are happening everywhere in the world, beside things that aren't technically tragedies, though they include suffering, pain, death in its more humiliating versions, to remind that some of us will be less spared, and some will not.


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4 themes, lots of dancing room even on a Saturday night. Plan to use cash for drinks. Easily something for everyone if you can find each other later :P
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Ask Ace for a Green Candy Apple shot - tastes like drinking candy apples - feels like booze
Ask Ace for a Tetyana special! PS - if you don't have a drink named after you, you need to rethink your priorities :p
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Good food, burlesque shows, balcony, multiple bars, live music!
Must see Mortified! SO good.
Pizza! And cheap pitchers of beer!
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8bitSF shows every other Thursday: Best geek scene around!
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Drinks are roughly a buck cheaper in the pizza place, if you are going to the main room you can pass the drink between the two. However it not true for the upstairs room.
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Great hotel - centrally located.Posted Oct 5, 2015
Pros: Lovely and renovated. Lots of nice dining options at the hotel.
Location: Close to Union Square. The hills in the vicinity are killer!
Service was great, room was on the small side, but very nice, updated and clean.
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Nice hotel and centrally locatedPosted Oct 2, 2015
I was greeted with a great smile, loved the accommodations and the spa and staff was great.
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A very relaxing and memorable stayPosted Sep 23, 2015
Pros: Great support from the benevolent staff, upgraded to a suite, fast room service, excellent room quality.
Cons: I felt it took quite a while to get my car returned from the valet, but that is very minor in contrast to my amazing experience here.
I was on leave from the Navy following a deployment and I chose this hotel based on its reviews. I had an amazing one night stay there with my girlfriend and would definitely recommend it to anyone who is seeking a luxurious and romantic getaway.
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Great hotel, wonderful staff and amazing views. Everyone is very friendly an helpful.
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Pros: Its has old school character
Location: the location was close enough to walk thru China Town and the trolley was right there
I stayed in the tower room 9th floor was perfect so comfortable. I dint hear one sound all night for 3 days, GREAT HOTEL and Staff
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Jar Jar Binks just might be one of the most hated Star Wars characters ever. Honestly, I'm not sure why. I really didn't think he was that bad. Unlike many who seem to have been annoyed greatly by the character, I found him a bit charming. (I know, I know… don't shoot me.) When George Lucas was making Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999), he famously said, "Jar Jar's the key to all this, if we get Jar Jar working. 'Cause he's a funnier character than we've ever had in the movies." That really didn't work out so well for him since Binks ended up becoming one of the most hated movie characters ever. That doesn't seem to sway Lucas very much, as he still loves Jar Jar At the recent Disney D3 Expo, Lucas explained how he feels about Binks, why he loves the character and how he was inspired by Goofy. "I can't even begin to tell you how much of an influence Disney has had on me," Lucas said. "I will say one secret that nobody knows; not many people realize that Goofy was the inspiration for Jar Jar Binks," Lucas said. "I know that you will look at him differently now. It's pretty obvious, actually, but, um, I love Goofy and I love Jar Jar." A lot of people are probably shaking their heads in disbelief or disagreement but it's still nice to hear from Lucas how he feels and why he isn't swayed by the fact that so many people really hate Jar Jar. So what do you think? Love Jar Jar? Hate him? Did this explanation from Lucas change how you view Jar Jar?...Read More
What Happened to the Empire after Endor? We'll Find Out Soon
With The Force Awakens taking place 30 years after Return of the Jedi, there's been a lot of speculation about what happened in between them. Was the Empire crippled? Did it maintain its stranglehold on the galaxy? Where are the rebels now? On September 2, we'll start to get answers to these questions. Shattered Empire, the new four-issue comic book series from Marvel, will focus on the events directly following the Battle of Endor and give us some insight into the state of the galaxy moving into The Force Awakens. In an interview with StarWars.com, author Greg Rucka points out that Empire is vast, and that even the loss of its two most important figureheads won't sound its death knell. Some supporters will leave, but many others will stay and be forced to further defend their territory. He also stated that he used real-world events, like the fall of the Soviet Union and the Arab Spring, to influence his portrayal of the galaxy after the Emperor's death. Which means it's likely to be very messy. Star Wars Rebels was also an influence on the story, so you might want to watch that if you haven't yet. In a little less than a month, we'll be able to follow the adventures of Kes and Shara Bey, two rebels who participated in the Battle of Endor, as they navigate the new galaxy post-Palpatine. Will you be reading Shattered Empire? What do you expect to see from Rucka and his team? Where will the Empire stand in the wake of...Read More
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A recent internal review of the Status of Forces Agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany determined that rules regarding patronage at the Edelweiss Lodge and Resort in Garmisch were not being met. According to the regulation that defines eligibility for AFRC Resort patronage in Europe (AER600–700), retires residing in Germany are authorized to utilize the Edelweiss Lodge and Resort once they have the proper tax authorizations from the German government.
Retirees or active-duty personnel who do not live in EUCOM must spend at least 30 days in Germany and have verification of eligibility from the German customs office before they may stay at the resort.
"It is an unfortunate development and we're so sorry this may limit lodging options for service members and retirees visiting Europe" said Mr. Allman, General Manager of the Edelweiss Lodge and Resort, "but we must comply with the SOFA agreement."
Reservations made prior to June 10, 2015, will be honored. Effective immediately, Edelweiss Lodge and Resort can no longer accept new reservations from CONUS-based active duty and retired personnel. CONUS-based military ID card holders (including retirees) travelling with an authorized sponsor who has been stationed or TDY for more than 30 days in Europe may stay at the resort. Eligible patrons are able to sponsor up to three rooms and must be present during their sponsored guests' stay.
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Note : Eligibility criteria updated/modified June 2015. Please read below for eligibility authorizations that apply to a majority of our guests. Edelweiss Lodge and Resort authorized patrons include active-duty military members in European Command (EUCOM), certain military retirees*, military reservists in EUCOM, national guardsmen in EUCOM, current Department of Defense civilian employees assigned to EUCOM, foreign military currently on orders assigned to a U.S. military installation and the family members of authorized patrons. NATO military members with a USAREUR installation pass and AE Form 600-700 are eligible to stay at the Edelweiss Resort. For more information about NATO access and retirees, please see below.
Edelweiss Lodge and Resort patronage is governed by Department of Defense Instruction 1015.10 (Programs for Military Morale, Welfare, and Recreation) and AE Regulation 600-700 (Identification Cards and Individual Logistical Support). Military sponsors should not reserve additional rooms under their name for other eligible military patrons. A room reserved with multiple sponsors should be reserved based on the highest ranking sponsor. Guests with both retired and civilian status living in Europe, must reserve based on the civilian rank. Room rates may change upon check-in based on sponsors rank. Maximum of three rooms reserved per authorized sponsor.
*For a complete eligibility listing, see AE Regulation 600-700. The AE Regulation 600-700 takes precedence in an event there is a conflict with this listing.
- U.S. military personnel on Active Duty when assigned to or on TDY in EUCOM Area of Responsibility (AOR).
- U.S. Army National Guard and Reserve personnel on AD training in EUCOM for more than 30 days.
- Persons attending a U.S. military academy and assigned to duty in EUCOM AOR.
- Family members of U.S. military personnel on AD when assigned to or on TDY in EUCOM AOR.
- APF and NAF civilian employees working full time in the Army in Europe AOR and their Family members when residing in the same household. This category includes those employees who are on TDY in the Army in Europe AOR for 30 days or more. This also includes seasonal employees at the AFRC for the actual period of their employment.
- Subject to concurrence of the USAREUR JA and the CG, USAREUR, LO; U.S-citizen employees of U.S. Government nonmilitary agencies and their Family members when residing in the same household. The employee must be assigned to and performing full-time duty with U.S. military organizations.
- APF and NAF civilian employees who are on TDY in the Army in Europe AOR for periods less than 30 days or with PCS orders to or from an Army organization in Europe.
- U.S. military personnel and APF and NAF civilian employees assigned to non-Germany locations in Europe or North Africa, and their accompanying dependent Family members during periods when on leave in Germany.
- RC personnel on AD tours for 29 or fewer days (for example, annual training (AT), active duty for training (ADT), active duty for special work (ADSW), temporary tour of active duty (TTAD)).b. and their accompanying family members (Armed Forces Recreation Center (AFRC) facilities should be authorized on AD orders).
- U.S. RC personnel assigned or attached to a troop program unit based in the USEUCOM area of responsibility (AOR) who are performing battle assemblies (BAs) (formerly inactive duty training), rescheduled training (RST), or equivalent training (ET) while in individual mobilization augmentation status or any other duty status under Title 10 of the United States Code. While in a "Title 10 duty status," these personnel are "members of the force" according to Article I, paragraph 1(a), of the NATO SOFA and their family members.
- Certain DoD contractor personnel, as specified in AE Regulation 600-700, Chapter 7.
- Members of Household, as defined in AE Regulation 600-700, Chapter 8.
- American Red Cross personnel, as specified in AE Regulation 600-700, Chapter 9.
- USO and ISS personnel, as specified in AE Regulation 600-700, Chapter 10.
- Unaccompanied Family members (including widows and widowers), as specified in AE Regulation 600-700, Chapter 11.
- Retired U.S. military personnel who are residing in Germany, veterans who are 100-percent disabled and are residing in Germany and their accompanying eligible dependent Family members.
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Math teacher Maria Pena Valenzuela is one example of that. On the surface, it's easy to see why she's so good at her job. Her seventh-graders appear fully engaged as she asks them to compare the spatial dimensions of a flat piece of paper and a basket.
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The 27 students in this classroom are completely absorbed in the lesson. But Valenzuela's students aren't just engaged. Principal Faustin says they're thriving academically. "In some instances, all her children show growth," says Faustin. "A year to two year's growth. Year after year."
By contrast, Faustin says only half the students in classes taught by her least effective teachers make a year's worth of progress, as measured on state exams. She says the five teachers who scored in the very bottom (out of 100 staffers) were, indeed, her least effective teachers. She encouraged two of them to leave last year and is now helping the remaining three because they have some potential.
We observe one of them at work (no name is given because Faustin wants to protect the teacher's identity) to see the difference between an excellent teacher and one rated less effective. The teacher directs the lesson to the front of the room while students in the back appear bored or lost. Faustin steps in and encourages the teacher to arrange the class in a circle so all the students can feel equally involved in the lesson.
Faustin says the teacher data reports have helped her pinpoint particular problems when she meets with teachers and wants to give them constructive feedback.
"It helps say 'Look, see what we've been talking about? See Johnny, Mary and Jaquon,'" she says, throwing out a few fake names as an example of how she'd approach a teacher. "'You've been getting great results with 27 other children. But these three children, last year this is where they fell and look what happened. Look what happened again this past year.'"
Nonetheless, Faustin doesn't think the reports should be shared with the public. Though some of her teachers might not have a problem with it, others "will take it absolutely beyond personal."
"I'm rated on data," Faustin explains. "Attendance, incidents, how well children are learning, the growth. I'm measured by that. Not that there's anything wrong with that. I think it's when we take that alone."
Michael Roatt, a music teacher and union representative at PS 189 in Brooklyn, worries about releasing the names.
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A couple of parents at the school also see no need to release the teacher ratings. PTA Secretary Sonia Woods, who has three children enrolled in the combined elementary and middle school, says parents who are involved in the school will already know how their children and teachers are doing. "By me as a parent coming to the school and doing so I will find out anyway," she says. "I don't need to find out in the media."
Meanwhile, Principal Faustin has yet to even look at the latest teacher data reports from 2008-09, the ones that are the subject of the lawsuit. She says it's been a hard year for her staff. The percentage of students passing their annual math and reading tests fell when the state raised the bar. The school is overcrowded, with a few classes over contractual limits. Faustin doesn't want to lower morale even more. "I know it will be devastating to them."


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Diffusion-induced dimensional changes in papers and fibrillar films: influence of hydrophobicity and fibre-wall cross-linking
- Per A. LarssonAffiliated withKTH Fibre and Polymer Technology, The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)BIM Kemi Sweden AB Email author
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The initial dimensional stability of paper measured as hydroexpansion, i.e. when paper is exposed to liquid water, has been considerably improved by combining a periodate-oxidation-induced cross-linking of the fibre wall with the subsequent adsorption of a hydrophobic polyelectrolyte multilayer consisting of three layers of poly(allylamine hydrochloride) and two layers of poly(acrylic acid). This reduced the rate of diffusion of water into the fibre wall at the same time as the diffusion distance was increased, i.e. the water has to diffuse all the way from the top of the sheet and not only from the individual fibre surfaces since capillary absorption was prevented. However, as a consequence, the hydrophobic sheets present a greater expansion maximum before contraction. It is suggested that this may be due to a higher moisture content in the top fibre layers of the hydrophobically modified papers than in the hydrophilic sheets, since all the water is concentrated to the top fibre layers of the hydrophobic papers. Sheets made from bleached kraft pulp or thermo-mechanical pulp as well as model sheets made from microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) were studied. The MFC-sheets were intended as a model of the fibre wall, i.e. a sheet without any fibre joints. The behaviour of the MFC-sheets was similar to that of ordinary sheets when subjected to water, which indicates that the properties of the fibre joints do not affect the hydroexpansion to any great content and that the expansion of the paper is directly linked to the expansion of the fibre wall.
KeywordsCross-linking Diffusion Dimensional stability Dynamic absorption Hydroexpansion Microfibrillated cellulose Polyelectrolyte multilayers
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- Diffusion-induced dimensional changes in papers and fibrillar films: influence of hydrophobicity and fibre-wall cross-linking
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