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Bearwalkerby Joseph Bruchac, Sally Wern Comport
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As a member of the Mohawk Bear Clan, Baron has always been fascinated by bears—their gentle strength and untamed power. But the Bearwalker legend, passed down by his ancestors, tells of a different kind of creature—a terrible mix of human and animal that looks like a bear but is really a bloodthirsty monster. The tale never seemed to be more than a
As a member of the Mohawk Bear Clan, Baron has always been fascinated by bears—their gentle strength and untamed power. But the Bearwalker legend, passed down by his ancestors, tells of a different kind of creature—a terrible mix of human and animal that looks like a bear but is really a bloodthirsty monster. The tale never seemed to be more than a scary story. Until now.
During a class camping trip deep in the Adirondacks, Baron comes face-to-face with an evil being that is all too real. Although he knows how the story ends in the legend, Baron must overcome this Bearwalker on his own terms.
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Chapter One
Pioneer Junior High
I hate the name of my school. Almost as much as I hate the fact that I am the shortest kid in eighth grade. There are even sixth graders taller than me.
But I am not small enough to be forgotten by at least one person as I slouch in my corner desk with my head down.
"Baron," Mr. Wilbur says from the door of the classroom. "Come on, buddy. Let's go. Everybody else is outside."
So much for my wonderful idea. I should have known it was too good to be true when the principal announced over the PA that any student who was not outside promptly at 9 a.m. and lined up for the bus would be left behind.
I shoulder my backpack and go out the front door of the school. I'm mad that my idea about getting out of this "special experience" hasn't worked. I don't notice that Mr. Wilbur has turned back to get something and is not behind me. Mistake number one. Mistake number two is walking out in the blinding sunlight without noticing what gang of three boys is hanging around the door. The three main reasons I am dreading the days ahead.
"Oops," says a familiar voice, just before a leg hits my shin at just the right place to send me sprawling onto my face. My hands scrape the pavement, but at least I don't hit my face and get a bloody nose like I did the first time this happened to me. One thing I've learned in the time I've been at Pioneer Junior High is how to fall.
I look up over my shoulder at the big round face of Asa Denham. His long blond hair is like a halo lit by the sun around his head, but his amused expression is not that of an attentive angel. His twobuddies—who hang around him like the other two-thirds of a set of Siamese triplets—look over each of his shoulders. Ernie Crimmins and Harle Clark look just as self-satisfied as their leader. I don't know which one of the three tripped me, but they're all enjoying the spectacle of me flattened on the sidewalk like roadkill.
"Sorry," Asa says.
"Yeah," Ernie agrees. "Sorry you're such a clumsy little shrimp."
"Shrimp," Harle repeats. His imagination is limited.
Not surprisingly, seeing as how downed prey always attracts the pack, other kids have quickly gathered round.
"Fight?" someone says in a hopeful voice. As if I were about to get up just to get even more convincingly flattened.
"Yo," a foghorn tone chips in, "what happened to Baron? He trip over an ant?" It's Willy Donner, of course. Willy is a weird match for that big voice of his. He's as skinny as I am short. But he is always so quick with his sarcasm that no one ever gets a chance to make a crack about him before he makes some biting remark of his own.
Someone pushes his way in front, takes my arm and lifts me up.
"Come on, Baron," he says. It takes me a moment to realize who it is. I'd been expecting a teacher to be the one to step in, but it's not. It's Cody Campbell. Cody is not just one of the biggest, he's also the best-looking guy in the eighth grade. Sort of a teenage Brad Pitt. The girls swoon over him. And because he's the best football player in school, the guys all respect him, too. Asa and his crew have already taken a few steps backward to disappear into the crowd.
I'm still trying to get over my shock about Cody actually noticing me, much less lending a helping hand to me, when I hear the AP's brusque voice.
"Move aside," he snaps, as if he actually had to say something for the crowd to part before him like the waters of the Red Sea. No one ever wants to get on the wrong side of Assistant Principal Stark. He stares down at me as if trying to identify some lower form of life that just crawled out from under a rock.
"What's going on here, Mr. Braun?" he says. "Did I hear someone say 'fight'? Has someone been picking on you?" His hooded eyes take in the scrapes on my hands before I can put them behind my back. ZTP, I think. ZTP.
ZTP. That stands for the zero tolerance policy in effect at our school when it comes to fights. Anyone involved, including the hapless victim, gets punished. All I have to do is mention Asa's name and we'll both be up the creek. In detention, probably denied the opportunity to go on the class trip. Hmm. I'm tempted. But what works against my temptation is the ancient junior high code of Omerta. Nobody squeals on nobody, no matter what.
"I tripped," I say. "Mr. Campbell here just helped me up."
"Humph," the AP snorts. He turns on his heel and strides back into the building.
Cody slaps me once on the chest, a friendly slap that confuses me. It's as if I've done something admirable.
"You never cry, do you?" Someone else has come up next to me. It must be the Indian boy's day for having white kids sneak up on him. It's a girl this time. Her name is Tara and her desk is next to mine. She hands me a tissue. "Your hand is bleeding," she says. Instead of saying anything, I just press the tissue against the scrape on my hand and walk away from both of them.
As the class lines up for the bus, I look back at the redbrick buildings of the school. Could it really be six months since my uncle Jules dropped me off here for the first time?
He had volunteered that first day to pick me up from the trailer park and take me to school because Grama. ..Bearwalker. Copyright © by Joseph Bruchac. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
Meet the Author
Joseph Bruchac is the author of Skeleton Man, The Return of Skeleton Man, Bearwalker, The Dark Pond, and Whisper in the Dark, as well as numerous other critically acclaimed novels, poems, and stories, many drawing on his Abenaki heritage. Mr. Bruchac and his wife, Carol, live in upstate New York, in the same house where he was raised by his grandparents.
Sally Wern Comport has been making pictures professionally since the age of sixteen. Her images have been seen in the editorial, advertising, and publishing markets worldwide, and her work includes the picture book Brave Margaret: An Irish Adventure, by Robert D. San Souci. She lives in Annapolis, Maryland, with her studio partner -- husband and their two daughters, Taylor and Olivia, and she recently completed her graduate education at Syracuse University to further her passion for the art of illustration.
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I think bearwalker is a very good book it is so good it is a boy who didn't think any body liked him into they went on a.Feild Trip and then things started to get bad though because it was to guys that were very bad but if i were a publisher i would give the book 5 stars i really like this book alot is very very fantastic book.I did not want to finish the book because that was so good i wish it was a part two the book but the book .Is very good for everybody who does not like to read.
I thought this was a well written book but kinda weird how Jason Jones wa sa canible
Reading in class during breaks in tcaps so far so good
The book Bear Walker was a good book in all.All though I expected a real bearwalker, you know an otgont not just some guy pretending to be a bear walker.Jason Jones was a goodcharicter.I like fiction so I would prefer if they put an actual person that can change into a bear. That would have made the book more interesting to me.
"Bearwalker starts out with a charged beginning, but only goes downhill from here. The only exciting part after this is really the end. I also think that the climax is too short. It all just happens so fast. There seems to be nothing leading up to this. Sure, there was a small explosion of excitement here and there, but this book was really just boringness and more boringness. I did not like this book, so I give it only two out of five stars.
"BearWalker" is an excellent book. I would recamened this book to people. I love the part in the book where Baroun saved Mr.ozgoods life. By when Baroun throw rocks at Walker Whitebear and Walker Whitebear ran after him. he triped on rocks and Walker Whitebear fell on rock. Thats is what I thought of the book.
The story of the Bearwalker was thrilling, mysterious and adventorous. The ending is where everything goes wrong, who goes from being in the forest laying on the ground with no details to all of the sudden laying in a hospital bed. I hate that! Overall I thuink the beginning and the middle of the book was amazing. It was like a roller coaster ride of mysteries and adventours. It would have been a great 5 out of 5 stars, but the ending blew it all!
I loved this book because it was full of mischief, adventure, and it was a mystry. This book gave me the chills because it was so great. Also this book was great because in the beginning, a boy named Baron had no friends, and at the end, Baron was a hero to many people because he is so brave. I think that many kids in grade 6-12 should read this book. This was one outstanding book
I was not here for basiclly most of the book, while the rest of the class was reading it. But, from what i have heard of this book from other people in my school, i guess it would be a better book that i imagine. I was here for when the class finished the book. I think if you like endings where its a "cliff hanger", you wouldnt really like this ending of this book. I enjoy cliff hanger books because it leaves you thinking, "what will happen next?" This book did not have anything close to being a cliff hanger, or something similar to a cliff hangar. But, i guess if i actually read the book, everything would have made more sense, obviously.
I would like to start out by saying, that i really enjoyed reading this book and i would love to read it again. I would recomend this book for someone, who enjoys a good mystery with some thrill intwined into it. Also maybe for someone who enjoys reading about bears. I also like the charecters in the book. But, you have to pay close attention when you read this book otherwise, it can be rather confussing. But one thing i dont like about this book is that it has a boring begining. But towards the middle to the end it becomes much more exciting.
Joseph Bruchac wrote a book its called Bearwalker its not that good because it the begging theirs not a big thrill orgood stuff in it.At the end theres a big thrill and a good feeling at the end.But its still a good book if you like that kind of book.
I thought that Bearwalker was a good novel. In my opinion, the beginning was a little slow moving. I also thought that there wasn't much action until the middle of the book. I thought that the beginning wasn't that good but the ending was good. The story was thrilling and exciting at the end. There were lessons learned and many cliffhangers that made me want to read more. Overall I thought that Bearwalker was a good novel and I give it four stars.
BearWalker started out slow and nothen was realy going on. As i got into the book it got realy interesting. Weard things started to happen no one knew why.People started to disapear no one knew where they where people got worried.I thought this book is very good. This book is very good if you like storys that are mystery.I gave this book a three because of the beging it started out slow.
Joseph Bruchac's Bearwalker has a good storyline. strong characters and I really like its vocabulary. That said, there are also a few things I didn't like about it. Bearwalker is one of those books that has an extremely slow beginning. To be perfectly honest, I almost suffered through the beginning. After that the book started to pick up its pace. It became exciting and had cliffhangers at every turn. I would recommend this book to readers who like Native American stories or animal stories. But brace yourself for a very slow beginning.
This book, by Joseph Bruchac, which is Bearwalker, was a pretty good book. I wasn't very interseted in it when I first started reading. I don't really read this kind of Genre, because I'm into more scary, and dramatic books, but for the first time I read this book, I was actually pleasently surprised. It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. I guess I should've memorized the phrase, "don't judge a book by its cover.
The book ''Bearwalker'' by Joseph Bruchau was exciting. It starts off slow but ends in an exciting way. It has just enough mystery to keep you wanting to read more. Joseph Bruchau writes the chapters with the most exciting parts at the end just so you will want to read on. I would recommed this book to anyone.


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A page view (PV) or page impression is a request to load a single HTML file (web page) of an Internet site.[1] On the World Wide Web, a page request would result from a web surfer clicking on a link on another "page" pointing to the page in question. This is in contrast to a hit, which refers to a request for any file from a web server. There may, therefore, be many hits per page view since an HTML page can contain multiple files—images, CSS, etc.[2] On balance, page views refer to a number of pages viewed or clicked on the site during the given time.[3]
Page views may be counted as part of web analytics. For the owner of the site, this information can be useful to see if any change in the "page" (such as the information or the way it is presented) results in more visits. If there are any advertisements on the page, the publishers would also be interested in the number of page views to determine their expected revenue from the ads. For this reason, it is a term that is used widely for Internet marketing and advertising.[4]
The page impression has long been a measure of user activity on a website. However, the activity is not necessarily associated with loading a complete HTML page. Modern programming techniques can serve pages by other means that don't show as HTTP requests.
Page views and advertisement[edit]
Since page views help estimate the popularity of sites, it helps determine their value for advertising revenue. The most common metric is CPM. It stands for 'Cost per thousand'(the M is the Roman numeral for 1,000)[5] and it is commonly used metrics to measure page views divided by the thousands, that is, cost per 1000 views, used for the ad rates and thus, the less CPM is, the better deal it offers to advertisers.[6] However, there has been a growing concern that CPM is not as trustworthy as it looks in the advertising market because, although, with CPM arrangement, everyone who visits a site makes publishers' money, for an advertiser's view, CPM is being challenged in comparison to CPC or CPA in terms of adverts' efficiency because visiting does not mean clicking the ads.[7]
How page views are measured[edit]
The preferred way to count page views is using a website such as Google Analytics. They can measure the number of pages on any site and therefore, it helps people to receive a rough estimate of page views on web sites.[8]
Despite a wide range of use of page view, it has come in for criticisms.
Page view can be manipulated or boosted for specific purposes. [9] For example, a recent incident, called 'page view fraud', compromised the accuracy of measurement of page view by boosting the page view. Perpetrators used a tool called 'a bot' to buy fake page-views for attention, recognition, and feedback, increasing the site's value.[10] As a result, some people already started building alternatives to measure audiences, such as "Ophan", saying that the page view is becoming passe.[11]
Although back in the print days, writers did not know how many readers read their publications, page view encourages them to obsess over amassing as many page views as possible, as many page views can be considered success.[12] However, as a result, more sensational headlines wound up being a mainstream to receive more profits regardless of the quality of publications. Since this trend reflects materialism, there is a strong voice against page view obsession.[12]
Humans vs. machines[edit]
Fake page views can reflect bots instead of humans.[13]
See also[edit]
- ^ Doyle, C. (2011). A dictionary of marketing. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780191727962
- ^ Opentracker.net, (n.d.). Hits or pageviews?. [online] Available at: http://www.opentracker.net/article/hits-or-pageviews [Accessed 8 Jun. 2013].
- ^ Carey, E. (2012). Page View versus Page Visits - Atlantic Webworks Perspectives. [online] Atlanticwebworks. Available at: http://www.atlanticwebworks.com/blog/page-view-versus-page-visits/ [Accessed 28 Oct. 2014].
- ^ Bennett, L. (2012). Metrics that Matter & the Death of the Page View, Chartbeat Blog., Accessed 10 Jan. 2012.
- ^ Heisel, C. (2008). What does CPM stand for?. [online] Chris Heisel. Available at: http://chrisheisel.com/2008/11/30/what-does-cpm-mean/ [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014]
- ^ Scocco, D. (2008). How Much Should I Charge for my Advertising Space? : @ProBlogger. [online] Problogger.net. Available at: http://www.problogger.net/archives/2008/03/27/how-much-should-i-charge-for-my-advertising-space/ [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014].
- ^ Johnston, M. (2013). CPM vs CPC vs CPA: How to Sell Display Ads | MonetizePros. [online] Monetizepros.com. Available at: http://monetizepros.com/blog/2013/how-to-sell-display-ads-cpm-vs-cpc-vs-cpa/ [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014].
- ^ Agarwal, A. (2008). Measure the Number of Page Views on any Site. [online] Digital Inspiration. Available at: http://www.labnol.org/internet/tools/measure-page-views-of-websites/5252/ [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014]
- ^ Holiday, R. (2012). What is Media Manipulation?--A Definition and Explanation. [online] Forbes. Available at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ryanholiday/2012/07/16/what-is-media-manipulation-a-definition-and-explanation/ [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014]
- ^ Seidel, L. (2014). The Pageview Fraud, PLEASE READ! by Lilyas on deviantART. [online] Lilyas.deviantart.com. Available at: http://lilyas.deviantart.com/journal/The-Pageview-Fraud-PLEASE-READ-220928240 [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014]..
- ^ Fischer, M.(2014). The Pageview is Passé: New Metrics Emerge to Measure Audiences - American Journalism Review. [online] American Journalism Review. Available at: http://ajr.org/2014/03/18/pageview-passe-new-metrics-emerge-measure-audiences/ [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014]. [Accessed 30 Oct. 2014]
- ^ a b Miller, R.(2013). The Problem With Our Page View Obsession, Media Redux, Vol.36(3), p32
- ^ http://www.thehubcomms.com/news/no-more-fake-page-views-from-machines-google-analytics-introduces-bot-filtering/article/363883/
Further reading[edit]
- Greenberg, Julia (31 Dec 2015). "Page Views Don't Matter Anymore—But They Just Won't Die". Wired. Retrieved 2 Jan 2016.


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I have a busy day ahead of me and this raspberry leaf tea sounded very relaxing and fruity to drink this morning. I do like most of the Clipper range and do prefer their loose leaf tea but their bagged tea (such as this one) is just as wonderful (usually).
It says on the back of the box to steep for 3-5 minutes with boiling water which is precisely what I have done.
Colour is very raspberry dark red, almost like a cordial pop.
Smell is beautifully fresh and fruity and strong.
This tea is just divine, fruity and strong yet with a mellow refreshing taste. It has everything I would look for in a fruit tea and each sip gives you the same experience as the first. You can certainly taste the raspberry and you can also taste the leaf, it is slightly bitter and is mostly in the after taste.
This does not have that stale, dusty taste that some bagged tea's have and pre bagged is so easy to transport making this perfect for sharing with friends. Whenever I visit my friends and family I am forever taking my own tea bags down to visit and my offers of a cup of tea to mostly be turned down (as to them I drink strange tea). But this is the sort of tea that everyone can enjoy including children. It just has that sort of fruit juicy taste to it.
I am so delighted by this tea that it has gone straight into my cupboard to be used more often. Perfect for summer, just to kick back in the sun with a cup of this. Bliss.
We spent the weekend in Copenhagen and this is what they had in the breakfast buffet. (There were a number of other Clipper bags as well, but one of them I couldn't work out what was and the others I didn't think were very suitable for breakfast.)
It contained Assam and Ceylon and the Assam shone clearly through, with the Ceylon tempering that astringency that usually gives me Assam-trouble.
I wouldn't say it was anything particularly special or earth-moving, but it wasn't horrible either. It was perfectly adequate for breakfast in a situation where I wasn't about to start waxing poetic about it anyway. A tea to drink without having to have an opinion on it.
I just do not like this. I couldn't really taste anything much, had to add some cinnamon. The teabags were huge, and they had a really funny smell, and as I was moving them from the box to my tea holder I got really fed up of the smell, awful.
I managed to restock this and I am so happy! The taste is slightly different than what I remembered back when it was called Bourbon Vanilla, but the packaging is also different ( 50 teabags in that british no-string format rather than 20 envelopes teabags) but let´s give a discount to differences in memory, packaging and tea being a natural product which might have some variations in taste.
This is a camouflaged flavoured tea. The vanilla is really imperceptible, more noticeable in smell than in taste. But it does give a resonance to the tea taste, adds a sort of sweetness to it. I do love this tea, even if I do not usually like vanilla teas. Though if you want a very intense vanilla (or vanillin, most probably) tea, this is not it. The vanilla is hiding pretty subtly!
I hate vanilla scented teas usually. I dislike Assam-based teas. I love this tea and am desperately looking to buy more.
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Given an integer, how could you check if it contains a 0, using Java?
1 = Good 2 = Good ... 9 = Good 10 = BAD! 101 = BAD! 1026 = BAD! 1111 = Good
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Do you mean if the decimal representation contains a 0? The absolute simplest way of doing that is:
Don't forget that a number doesn't "inherently" contain a 0 or not (except for zero itself, of course) - it depends on the base. So "10" in decimal is "A" in hex, and "10" in hex is "16" in decimal... in both cases the result would change.
There may be more efficient ways of testing for the presence of a zero in the decimal representation of an integer, but they're likely to be considerably more involved that the expression above.
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Edit: added conditions to deal with negative numbers and 0 itself.
You can convert it to a string and check if it contains the char "0".
Here is a routine that will work detect zeros in integers. To make it work with any representation (decimal, hex, octal, binary), you need to pass in the base as a parameter.
I don't know if this is easier but here is another way. Split the number into an array of ints. Then sort and check if the first element is zero. E.g
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I have a large section (30 x 30') of this stuff and want an organic way to get rid of it. I know about horticultural vinegar. How to apply? Any other solutions?
Also, can I wait until the plant dies down to do it?
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I have a large section (30 x 30') of this stuff and want an organic way to get rid of it. I know about horticultural vinegar. How to apply? Any other solutions?
Is this the plant you're talking about?
If that is the plant you're talking about, I wouldn't waste time with the vinegar now. It's an annual so once those plants die back, they're dead so there's no need for vinegar. The trouble is all the seeds they will have already left behind. I'd recommend applying a pre-emergent herbicide which will prevent the seeds from coming up (the catch is it'll stop desirable seeds from coming up too, so you can only use it if you aren't starting other things from seed in that bed or hoping some of the other plants there will reseed). The pre-emergent will need to be reapplied periodically during weed sprouting season to be its most effective. You will probably still get some new plants sprouting up next year, but there'll be fewer than if you don't use pre-emergent. Make sure you pull/kill those new plants before they go to seed.
Thank you ecrane3. Yes, that is the culprit. I know the seeds are big trouble. What about corn gluten meal in early spring--would that help? What other suggestion do you have for pre-emergent herbicide? this infected area isn't near any crucial vegetation but is inhabited by wildlife of course.
Yes, corn gluten is a good organic pre-emergent. If you buy it in a package that's being sold as a pre-emergent herbicide it'll have instructions on it for how much to apply, how often to reapply, etc but if you buy it from another source you can probably find application rate & timing if you search online. Timing for application depends on when your weed seeds typically sprout--early spring sounds reasonable for your area.
If you're looking for something organic, corn gluten is the only one I'm aware of. If you don't care about organic or not, just go to your local nursery or big box store and you shouldn't have trouble finding the non-organic ones.
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Car burglars target subdivisions near U.S. 301
There are 27 comments on the WTSP Tampa Bay story from Mar 5, 2008, titled Car burglars target subdivisions near U.S. 301. In it, WTSP Tampa Bay reports that:Ray Dacruz came out of his home on Hunters Haven Boulevard early Tuesday morning and found his drivers side window shattered.
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#2 Mar 5, 2008
I live in Random Oaks off Bloomingdale east of Providence and our neighborhood is in the crime watch about every week. My Family and I were victims in August 2007. Truck tool box lock was busted out and over $1000.00 of tools were stolen (which my Husband used daily on his job) I read in crime trackers today that our neighborhood had several auto thefts on 02/25/08 reported.
We have added security lights, cameras and making sure things are secure as much as we can.
#3 Mar 5, 2008
"He says a navigation system and a brand new Sony Play Station 3, still in the box, were stolen."
Uh huh. Suuure. If I had a brand new PlayStation 3 I'd keep it in my car on the street, too.
#4 Mar 6, 2008
I live in a subdivision that has been targeted. They have been going up 301 for some time now and it really irritates me that people think they can just steal what other people work so hard to buy. Get a JOB and be a contributing member of society.
#5 Mar 6, 2008
That's what happens when investors buy up property and rent out to section 8. Most of these people are coming from the Central Park projects that have been torn down. The Villages of Bloomingdale used to be a nice property until investors and Premier Builders and Rizzetta Co brought in nasty, dirty section 8 welfare rejects.
#6 Mar 6, 2008
That's what happens when investors buy up property and rent out to section 8. Most of these people are coming from the Central Park projects that have been torn down. The Villages of Bloomingdale used to be a nice property until investors and Premier Builders and Rizzetta Co brought in nasty, dirty section 8 welfare rejects.
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I live in Lakeside right off 301 and Symmes RD in Riverview and our area has been hit 4 times in the past 4 years. The last time, 2007, my wife heard them breaking a car window across the street and we went out side and saw them. I got the 1st 3 digits of the plate on the late model White Cadillac Escalade with personnal US Army Florida plates. I was tod by officers that they were unable to find the vehicle. Please I worked as a desk SGT and with those items, it should have been easy? All of our hits were between, 0200 and 0400 in the mornings.
#9 Mar 7, 2008
All of you are 100% correct about the section 8 renters.Boyette creek is a prime example.I have family that bought in there when it was brand new and beautiful,Now the entire back section is like a freaking gang movie from los angeles.Glock has the right idea!But if I catch one of these punks Im gonna taze
them every three seconds untill the police show up.
#10 Jun 9, 2010
I live in south point, we have about 15 cars I know of hit a few night ago.. They only hit the cars that are unlocked, My car was unlocked, my wifes car was locked..
#11 Jun 9, 2010
Glock I agree, They should know better, the back of my truck says Nra member and Nra instructor, So I agree, I hope they dont come back and try and get me a second time..
#12 Jun 10, 2010
When I bought my house in Summerfield off Big Bend road it was a very nice community. Now all I see are punks walking down the middle of the street taking their time moving out of your way. I had an open house last weekend, yes I'm moving because of section 8, and no one showed up. Come to find out that some punks took one of the open house signs with balloons on it just for the hell of. Hence you wouldn't know where to turn without that sign. 8'ers don't take care of their yards, leaves trash out, have people over at all hours of the night. They just care about themselves and their cars. I can't wait to get outta this once nice hood!
#13 Jun 17, 2010
I live in Summerfield also. I have the same complaints, and the only reply I get from the people that take our HOA money is "The house is in forclosure, there is nothing we can do".
#15 Jan 16, 2011
I grew up in public housing and it is all about the values you teach your children. My mom stressed education, religion, and self-respect. My mom would take us to the nicer parts of town to let us know that if we work hard we can have a better life. She also got us in a better school district than what we were zoned for. She forced us to college/military. I buy my first home in what I thought was a nice neighborhood built in 2004. I found out that the home was broken into prior to me purchasing. Months later they broke into my home again. Section 8 teenagers later arrested. Things have changed. We would appreciated living in a nice hood back in the 80's. These kids and parents believe that society owes them and that they can do whatever they want. They need to overhaul Section 8 and only allows screened deserving families who want a better life. Let the ones who don't stay where they are. Meanwhile..I am moving!!!
#17 Jul 25, 2011
I am completely and utterly appalled by your statement. This is the reason that racism in America will never die! For your information Black Americans do not account for the majority of people on Section 8. Not sure where you live but sounds like the people there do not value home ownership. I live in a community with a large minority presence and everyone takes care of their yard!! Sounds like your not surrounding yourself with the right people. I hope you will educate yourself before posting another statement like that!!!!!!!!1
#18 Jul 29, 2011
I grew up in Riverview, but moved away more than 20 years ago. It was nice when I was there, sad to see it go to pot.
#19 Jun 13, 2012
I will not lie but I would not buy property in which is a majority minorities, I am not racist but the truth is in the numbers unfortunately the neighborhood goes down hill quickly, the one exception is trailer parks as they can be just as bad with 100% white. That is not discrimination it is just fact unfortunate but def true.....
#21 Sep 28, 2013
I went to look at a condo at Villages at Bloomingdale and then a townhouse. The townhouse is beautiful and i just put in an offer. I noticed a lot of african americans, and then thought never crossed my mind that there are section 8 people living there. Is that still the case? Like what is the percentage?
#22 Sep 28, 2013
I live in a condo in villages of bloomingdale and the percentage is very high, black section 8 as trashy as trash can be. Im about ready to sell this place at a loss just to get away from these lowlife scumbags. The hoa fees are definitely not worth what you get here, you are paying for all the section 8 trash and all the people that don't pay their fees. its a total disgrace. the hoa companies have changed so many times of the years and the only thing that has stayed constant is their ineptitude and the lowlife scumbag trash factor of the people that live here. please take the advice of someone that has lived here for years and do not move here.
#23 Sep 30, 2013
Maybe its time that we get a new hillsborough county state Attorney who will actually put these black savages in jail
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MILLBURN, N.J. — Police say a young lawyer received medical treatment within minutes after he was shot during a carjacking in a garage at an upscale New Jersey mall.
Tapes of 911 calls released earlier this week suggested it may have taken an ambulance 30 minutes to get to Daniel Friedland at the Short Hills mall on Dec. 15.
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SES Floorplan Studio Photoshoot: A Sneak Peek
Today we shot our new SES floorplans at a studio in Auburn Hills, MI. The new floorplans were launched in late December, making it difficult to get outdoor pictures in Michigan. By using the studio, we avoided the weather and were able to shoot each floorplan by plugging components in and out of the boat as we shot them.
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New 2013 Manitou Dealers
We're excited to announce new dealers for the 2013 year. Below is the list of who we have signed so far, including our first ever dealers in Quebec and Manitoba.
|The Nautic Group
|625 Hwy. 146
|Country Corner Marine
|1199 River Hwy.
|Rockingham Marina
|635 Rockingham Rd.
|Johnson City
|Koopers Cars and Marine
|Tailwalker Marine
|2903 Highmarket St.
|Breezy Boat City
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|5888 Hwy. 641 N.
|Enns Brothers
|925 Lagimodiere Blvd.
|Elitech Sport Evasion
|1200 De La Gabelle
|St. Etienne Des Gres
Friends of Manitou: Gavin Smith Photography
As far back as Gavin Smith can remember, he used to sneak in his dad's closet to borrow his professional camera. Putting his own film inside, he'd shoot a series of pictures and then carefully replace his dad's roll of film. Eventually, he learned to use the camera better than his dad.
In high school, Gavin took art and photography classes. In college, he focused on video production and worked in that area for 12 to 15 years while still doing photography on the side.
Then, when digital cameras were introduced, he purchased all new equipment and started shooting more part-time weekend jobs, and people loved his photos.
"Within a year of digital being around I stopped doing video and started doing photography full time," he said.
Ultimately, he calls it a hobby gone awry.
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If Boaters Were Donors…
We recently came across this infographic about 2012 presidential campaign spending as well as the costs of other campaigns in history. Would you believe $2 billion was spent on both Obama and Romney? Few can even imagine what $2 billion could buy, and that got us thinking…
What if boaters were donors? What could $2 billion buy in boating-related supplies? Here are our rough estimates.
13.3 million fishing rods
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A pontoon boat is great for fishing, family outings and parties. No longer looking as if they were built for your grandpa and his fishing buddies, today's pontoon boats offer smooth rides and sleek finishes. The purchase of such a boat can be a significant recreational investment, but make sure you know all about pontoon boats before you buy. Use the following to help you make an informed decision:
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Pontoon Boat Cleaning Tips
The following post actually comes from our friend Bryan Hermann from www.ezfender.com, who shared this tale of tube polishing and protecting on the Pontoon Forums website, and it was so detailed we figured we'd share. Thanks Bryan!
For those who are interested in polishing and protecting the tubes on your pontoon boat, here is a list of materials and step by step process to make your tubes shine like a mirror.
Start out getting the right tools and supplies.
I bought 2 quarts of Sharkhide Protectant http://www.sharkhide.com/index.html, 2 quarts of Cleaner and 1 can of polish. This ended up being more than enough to do 2 boats, actually.
I used my 8″ 3000 to 8000 RPM Sander/ Polisher and 5 buffing pads
-1 gallon of Lacquer thinner
-About 2 dozen old cotton rags and 1 roll of paper towels
-600 and 1000 grit wet/dry sandpaper to sand out scratches
-1 brass chisel and a small dead blow hammer to knock of welding slag.
-Masking tape, I used 2″ wide
-Plastic to cover the trailer
1. Start out by removing any prior protectant by washing the pontoons off with lacquer thinner poured into a rag. If any protectant is on, you'll see it dissolve. Get it all off, or the Cleaner won't attack the aluminum, which is what you want it to do.
2. Next, when drying the pontoon off you can feel any slag which was splattered on the pontoon during the welding process. Remove this with a soft tap on a chisel with a hammer I could even just use my hand in most cases. Wet sand the rest off and any scratches you want to remove. In my case, it was the bad scratches down the center of my pontoons from the previous owners docking technique. I don't think he had one!
3. Dry again. Then tape of all areas you are not going to treat and cover the trailer with plastic sheeting to protect them from the acid and polishing compound.
4. Get ready to clean…Dilute the Sharkhide Cleaner to strength needed. I diluted mine 3 parts water to 1 part cleaner in a garden sprayer or spray bottle. Spray on the cleaner, evenly, let it foam up. After about 3 minutes of working time, I rinsed it off with water. This left behind a nice white finish that will let the polishing compound do its job more easily.
5. Polish time! Working in about a 3 foot section, I started at the top of the pontoon and worked my way down in an S shape to the masking tape line at the trailer bunk. Clean excess compound from the pad when it builds up and starts to bite hard. Add more compound to the pontoon when it seems like it does not bite any more. You want it to bite into the aluminum to work properly. Clean the pontoon as you finish up each section with lacquer thinner. Go to the next section and repeat all the steps until you are done with that pontoon.
6. After the polishing is complete, wash the pontoon off with lacquer thinner to remove all residue left from the compound. Make sure you remove it all. Use white rags or paper towels and clean until you get no black residue on the rags. If the tube is not completely free of residue the Sharkhide will not stick to the aluminum.
7. After you are done, it is time to apply the Protectant. It does not take much! Use a clean rag and fold it to the size of your palm. Pour a little Protectant to the front of the rag and wipe it on the tube in 6 foot sections. I found that working in a right to left motion from top to bottom worked the best for me. I did miss a few small spots, but after the first coat cures, in about 24 to 36 hours, you apply the 2nd coat; you can catch all the spots, missed. Don't try to apply to missed spots when it is still wet, it will dissolve the first application and look splotchy. After the second coat is on, you can either stop there or apply a third.
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A Little Something For Our Pontoon Loving Friends With Blogs/Websites Of Their Own
Love that pontoon of yours?
We know many of you out there maintain a blog or website of your own and often times you like to share stories about your fishing or water sports adventures on your Manitou Pontoon. So if you fall into this category, we figured we'd give you a couple of cool badges you can share on your blog or website, or even on Facebook or Pinterest if you're so inclined. Like what you see? Just copy and paste the code into your html editor to add it to your own site!
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The Evolution Of Manitou Pontoons
There have been many changes to our pontoons, and pontoons in general since we first began building pontoons more than 25 years ago. The graphic below lays out some of the more significant changes to various Manitou models over the years. Feel free to share this with your friends or share your thoughts in the comments below.
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Dealer Meeting Preparation
I can't tell you how many times I have met someone and started a conversation about work. They find out that I work for a company that builds pontoon boats, and 9 times out of 10, the first words out of their mouth are "that must be really fun" or "oh you get to ride around on boats all day". While that is partially true, there are many stressful stretches at this job just like most others. Continue reading "Dealer Meeting Preparation"


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More Panorama Noodling…
Okay, since I went to the trouble of actually doing a bit of panorama stitching on Linux, I thought I'd go ahead and make a 360 degree panorama (not a spherical one, I didn't have the patience). So, as I walked out the door at Pixar Animation Studios, I snapped fourteen handheld images using my little Panasonic, and then stitched 'em into this panorama:
Not too bad! The exposures aren't held very closely (no way to exposure lock on the DMC-TZ1) but the overall quality of the stitch is quite good.
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San Francisco From Angel Island
Yesterday, we had our group wrap-up-party excursion. We settled on a leisurely bikeride around Angel Island, accompanied by barbecued ribs and chicken. It was a stupendously nice day, warm, but not hot, and while I was feeling a bit under the weather during the first bit, I had a lot of fun. I snapped some pictures with my little Panasonic, including 7 shots that spanned the view of the San Francisco from Bay Bridge to Golden Gate. Today, under less than entirely optimal conditions, I used the programs autopano-sift, hugin and emblend to produce the following panorama:
I could probably do a bit better in keeping the horizon from curving, but overall, I'm quite pleased.
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We are thankful to the Statistical Methods and Computing Service SMCS at UCL and to Christian Ritter in particular for hosting this new RBelgium meeting. Sandwiches will be provided to the participants.
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Christian Ritter (Prof. at UCL)
Title: The Belgian BeeR Challenge
An idea to create a Belgian R package containing small useful extensions for everyday use.
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What should be the reward for those who participate? A nice dinner per
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Let's talk about it on 15 March
Pierre Dupont (Prof. at UCL)
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Hope to see you there.
The RBelgium team.
Excellent meeting, very interesting - looking forward to see pointers to the various things discussed. Does the Rbelgium google group exist already?
One note - I've been working with Shiny quite a lot, and I disagree a bit with Eric - I believe it's suitable to realize even rather complex and interlinked interfaces. I am happy to share the little I know with whomever may need a hand to start. (You can also find me in the shiny-discuss google group)
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My first meetup. Relaxed ambience, friendly people and interesting presentations. Even for someone who's relatively new to R.
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Hey, I am going to have to miss this meeting. Just not finding a convenient way to get to Louvain-la_Neuve from my place south of Leuven. There is a train station here in Heverlee, but I don't see a route that gets closer then 6km to this address. :( Sorry, ya'll have fun!
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Small correction: The room for the meeting is C-319 and not D-319. I'll put up a sign in the hallway.
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Early developmental intervention programs post hospital discharge to prevent motor and cognitive impairments in preterm infants
- Protocol
- Intervention
Ms Alicia Spittle, Physiotherapist, Neonatal Neurology, Murdoch Children's Research Institute, 9th Floor, Neonatal Unit, Royal Women's Hospital, 123 Grattan Street, Carlton, Melbourne, 3153, AUSTRALIA. email@example.com.
This is the protocol for a review and there is no abstract. The objectives are as follows:
To determine the effect of early developmental intervention programs post hopsital discharge for preterm or low birth weight infants on cognitive and motor development compared with standard medical follow-up at (12 months and 24 months), preschool (3 - <5 years) and school ages (6 - 18 years).
To perform subgroup analysis to determine:
the effect of gestational age, birthweight and brain injury on cognitive and motor outcome in response to intervention compared to standard follow-up
the effect of interventions that commence as an inpatient compared to commencing post hospital discharge compared to standard follow-up
Population subgroups:
Gestational age: extremely preterm (< 28 weeks), very preterm (< 32 weeks) or preterm (< 37 weeks)
Birth weight: extremely low birth weight (< 1000 grams), very low birth weight (< 1500 grams), low birth weight (< 2500 grams)
Prognosis: high-risk of adverse neurological outcome vs low-risk of adverse neurological outcome. High-risk of adverse neurological outcome includes infants with grade III or grade IV intraventricular haemorrhage and/or periventricular leukomalacia diagnosed prior to the commencement of intervention
Intervention subgroups:
Commencement of program: inpatient or outpatient
Main focus of intervention: parent-infant relationship, infant development or parent-infant relationship/infant development
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Blog: Beer drinkers come out ahead of the curve
Andy Morton | 3 September 2012
Glass shape determines a drinker's speed, a study has shown
People drink beer twice as fast from curved glasses than straight ones, new research has shown.
The Bristol University study, which brought 160 subjects in for a drinking session, said the reason was probably down to difficulties in judging the halfway point of a curved glass. There was no difference in drinking speeds for non-alcoholic beverages.
The full results of the study can be found found here.
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