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Las Vegas expansion team owner Bill Foley isn't having the easiest time naming his franchise. "I didn't realize how complicated it was, and it is complicated," Foley said last week when introducing George McPhee as the team's first GM. "We are working our way through the process right now, as we speak…We have a lot names in mind, but a lot of the ones I really liked...
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Army's leading rusher Aaron Kemper no longer on team
The Army Black Knights lost one of their most productive players on the roster. It was reported that fullback Aaron Kemper had been dismissed from the team "due to an academic honor-code violation." Last year, Kemper led Army with 544 yards and 5.4 yards per carry with three touchdowns on the year. The Hudson Valley Times Herald-Record reported that the move might have been coming...
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Army women headed back to NCAAs after beating Loyola 69-51
WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) Kelsey Minato scored 25 points to help top-seed Army beat Loyola, Md. 69-51 on Saturday night and win the Patriot League Tournament, earning the conference's NCAA bid. Aimee Oertner added 14 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks for the Black Knights, who are making their second trip to the NCAA Tournament in the past three seasons. They went in 2014, their...
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Reliving America's Game: The Army-Navy experience
Growing up the son of an Army Officer, I had always heard about the big deal that was the annual Army-Navy Game. We would come together and watch it on the day of the SEC Championship growing up — as it was always played before — and now in the last seven years or so, it's reserved as the last regular season game of the FBS season with an entire day dedicated to the festivities...
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December 19, 2015 | Discuss
Army-Navy game draws highest rating in nearly 20 years
Last weekend's Army-Navy game was surprisingly one of the best games we have seen out of the rivalry in recent years. The Midshipmen still went on to win their fourteenth straight over the Black Knights, but they surely got all they wanted from their biggest rival. The game is always one that people love to tune in to, simply because it is the only football game on national television...
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December 15, 2015 | Discuss
Army-Navy Highlights: Army RB Tyler Campbell Darts 29Yards Through Navy Defense For A Touchdown
Army had high hopes that this could be the year they could finally do it. They could finally beat Navy. After falling behind early 7-3, the Black Knights responded with a seven-play, 82-yard drive that ended with a 29-yard run by Tyler Campbell to retake the lead.Yeah, the option can work well in college when you have blocking like he does here: Tyler Campbell raced for the end zone...
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December 12, 2015 | Discuss
Army will wear helmets with 17 variations for Navy game
Not long ago, Navy revealed college football's hottest helmet design, planned to be worn against Army. All seven of Navy's helmets, with each design to be worn by a specific position unit. pic.twitter.com/A5i8Gs8UFH — College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) December 11, 2015 Seven different positions would wear certain helmets with battleships, each with a purpose for the position...
Army Tries To Prove Navy Is The Illuminati In Awesome Spirit Video
It has been a long, hard road for Army Football of late--and it isn't going to get any easier for the Black Knights when they face Navy in the final regular season game of the college football season Saturday. Winning it would easily make the season for the Black Knights who have not beaten their rival the last thirteen times the two have played.You would think that may dampen their...
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December 11, 2015 | Discuss
2015 College Football Picks: The Army-Navy Edition
When it comes to rivalries in sports, there may be very few (if any) that can match the passion and intensity of the Army / Navy game. The game hasn't been for national championship placement or even conference titles in close to a half-century (only twice since 1963 have both teams had a winning record coming into this game), but none of that matters. From the moments where the...
Video: US Army has special message for West Point
The week after the conference championship games are finished and all the bowls are assigned, the talk around college football is who will win the National Championship. But there is still one game remaining in the regular season and that is the battle of the military academies. The annual Army/Navy has been called an "American tradition" by most and this year should be no different...
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December 07, 2015 | Discuss
ESPN's "College GameDay" Is Headed To Army-Navy Next Saturday
There's only one college football game next Saturday – Army vs. Navy. That's where ESPN's College GameDay will be. The pregame show announced Saturday night that it'll be broadcasting live from the site of the game between the Black Knights and the Midshipmen. Army-Navy next week. Could not be more fired up. pic.twitter.com/WNBjQFYt8t — College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay...
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December 05, 2015 | Discuss
Army auctioning chance to be equipment manager for a day
Army is giving two people aged 18 or over the chance to spend the day with the Army football equipment staff, and allowing them to see the procedures that go on during gameday. One of the best parts about the whole experience is that it will take place during the Army-Navy game, one of the best games in terms of tradition all season. The game day experience agenda will include the...
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December 03, 2015 | Discuss
Navy to debut amazing 'Fleet' uniforms for Army game
Every year, Army and Navy end the college football regular season with their annual game following the conference championships. It is always one of the more intense environments of the season, no matter what the two teams' records are. This year, many would believe that the Midshipmen will be able to handle the Black Knights pretty well. If they are to get upset in the game, I...
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November 30, 2015 | Discuss
WATCH: Army football runs on to the field with French flag
The sports world has been showing its support to France after yesterday's awful terrorist attacks in Paris. Ahead of today's game against Tulane, the Army Black Knights ran out with a flag of France, along with the American and team flags. This was a very cool gesture by the Black Knights. Army takes the field with American & French flag pic.twitter.com/N94dZOK7TW �...
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November 14, 2015 | Discuss
Photo: Navy Wearing Awesome New Sneakers For Rivalry Game vs. Army
Army-Navy is better known for the football rivalry, but the other sports played between the two service academies get pretty heated as well. The Black Knights and Midshipmen are currently squaring in men's hoops, and Navy has some very cool new Under Armour Clutch Fit Drive sneakers for the occasion. Navy men's basketball to wear these new Under Armour Clutch Fit Drive...
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February 07, 2015 | Discuss
Vine: West Point's Band Leader Is In Full Ghillie Suit Camouflage At Today's Army-Navy Game
Army, which has lost 12 straight games in its fantastic rivalry with Navy, holds a 7-0 lead midway through the second quarter this afternoon in Baltimore. Fans of the Black Knights have to be happy with this start for the team. In the last few years, the Army-Navy game has featured flashy new uniforms for both sides. Navy has a really strong look today, but it may be Army's band...
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December 13, 2014 | Discuss
Report: Army football enticed recruits with alcohol, women
At a time when few things shock us around the college football world, this has to be a bit surprising. Tom Roeder of the Colorado Springs Gazette is reporting that the Army football program committed multiple infractions of NCAA policies by enticing recruits with alcohol and women. In documents acquired by Roeder and the Gazette, there is evidence that team officials put recruits...
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October 25, 2014 | Discuss
Army women's hoops team in bus accident
Army coach Dave Magarity knows his team was lucky. None of the Black Knights were seriously hurt when their bus was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer on the way back to their hotel before a game against Lehigh on Wednesday afternoon. ''We were really fortunate,'' Magarity told The Associated Press in a phone conversation Wednesday night. ''I think I got the worst of it. Our driver...
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February 06, 2014 | Discuss
Monken, Black Knights eager to start new era
When Jeff Monken arrived for his interview during Army's coaching search, he brought with him impressive credentials, an offensive mindset, and a driven determination. He also knew exactly what to say and when to say it. ''What you will find with Jeff is that there aren't a whole lot of details that he doesn't already know the answer to,'' Black Knights athletic director Boo Corrigan...
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December 30, 2013 | Discuss
The Army Perspective: A Q&A With 2 Black Knights On Army-Navy
After the cacophony of bowl selections and coaching changes at the end of the regular season, there's one college football game that takes center stage in the most unique of settings. It's showcased as the definitive display of honor, duty and valor for young men who embark on careers where the enemy is no longer […]The post The Army Perspective: A Q&A With 2 Black Knights...
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December 19, 2013 | Discuss
Black Knights need new coach: Rich Ellerson out at Army
Army has made a change at head coach, as the team has relieved head coach Rich Ellerson of his duties. The announcement comes one day after the Black Knights' 34-7 loss to Navy, which left Ellerson with an 0-5 record against the Midshipmen and gave Army a twelve-game losing streak in the rivalry, the longest in series history. AP Photo/Alex Brandon It appeared as if Ellerson was...
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Army fires head coach Rich Ellerson after 5 years, no wins vs Navy
Army fired coach Rich Ellerson on Sunday after five seasons at West Point and no victories against Navy. Army athletic director Boo Corrigan said in a statement released by the school that Ellerson was notified that he would not be retained about 24 hours after the Black Knights (3-9) finished the season with a 34-7 loss to Navy. "Rich Ellerson has represented West Point and the...
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Army fires Ellerson after 5 years, no wins vs Navy
Army has fired coach Rich Ellerson after five seasons at West Point and no victories against Navy. Army athletic director Boo Corrigan says Ellerson was notified that he would not be retained Sunday night, about 24 hours after the Black Knights (3-9) finished the season with a 34-7 loss to Navy. Ellerson went 20-41 at the U.S. Military Academy and couldn't snap the Black Knights...
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Army Hype Video for Army/Navy Game is Hands Down the Best One of the College Football Season
Saturday will see the 114th edition of the Army/Navy game being played, or as I like to see it--the most respected football game of the year. Yeah, I know that it doesn't have any future NFL stars, Heisman winners, or social media darlings. What it does have is something so much better--Men that are playing for the love of the game and when they are done will be putting their lives...
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December 14, 2013 | Discuss
Nike releases pics of uniforms Army, Navy will wear in annual game
Last year, Nike hooked up both Army and Navy with some incredible uniforms for their annual rivalry matchup. It looks like the apparel manufacturer is at it again. Heidi Burgett, PR Director at Nike, has unveiled a few photos of what the Black Knights and Midshipmen will be wearing on December 14th. Check them out: Army/Navy uniforms for their 114th meeting on Dec. 14 pic.twitter�...
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November 25, 2013 | Discuss
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In her latest exclusive blog for ecb.co.uk, Jenny Gunn gives the inside story on England's Ashes Test triumph.
Well, what a rollercoaster of emotions we endured over the four days of our Test match.
Day one went something like this… Lottie won the toss and chose to bat first. We lost early wickets but Arran Brindle and debutant Nat Sciver steadied the ship for us with a solid partnership. A late bowling burst, however, saw us get bowled out for 201, which meant we had six overs to bowl at them before the close. We came out fighting and Anya Shrubsole put the ball in the right areas, meaning that we managed to pick up two late wickets to end the play.
Day two was the hottest of our trip yet: 45 degrees out in the middle. It didn't feel too bad until you started running and then it was like having a hairdryer in your mouth!
We reduced the Aussies to 37 for five thanks to some amazing bowling from the other debutant in the side, Kate Cross. From there it was hard work to make a breakthrough and Ellyse Perry and Erin Osborne put on a strong partnership to get them closer to our score. The heat was starting to take its toll and, with the legs getting heavier and heavier, it was Anya – who is the clumsiest person at the best of times – that reminded us why she is called "Bambi on Ice" when her legs and arms wouldn't work together!
Cricket really is a funny game, with everything often happening very quickly. And so it proved… we managed to break the Perry-Osborne partnership, and from there we went on a late surge to take the remaining wickets, bowling the Aussies out for a lead of just six runs.
That left us with 16 overs to bat that evening and things didn't go quite to plan as we lost three quick wickets for only 10 runs. It was left to Arran and Nat yet again to dig deep and see out the day.
On day three, it was 40 degrees at 9am, so it is safe to say it was hot! We had a tough day ahead of us to get runs on the board and set up a total to bowl at. Arran and Nat's partnership was going well until 30 minutes before lunch when Nat was bowled, which meant that it was my turn at the crease, followed shortly after by Lottie when Arran was given out lbw. Lottie had been off the field for a while in our bowling innings which meant she wasn't allowed to bat until number seven. It was a nice sight to see your captain strolling to the crease and even better when she hit her first ball for four. We got through to lunch and had 40 minutes to cool down.
As a team we had tried to keep a massive secret from Danni Hazell, whose husband was surprising her by coming out to Perth. We sorted it out that he would come to the cricket, but sit in a box (hospitality, not an actual box…) so she wouldn't know, and then after close we would go for a team drink in the evening and he would surprise her. So I was a bit shocked when Danni came to me at lunch and told me that Jake was here. I was like "No he isn't", and trying to act daft. Apparently he had been sat on the grass bank and was even on the big screen. Cover blown, team secret destroyed!
After lunch Lot was enjoying the older ball and started scoring quickly, bringing up her half-century. Our partnership was broken for 85 when Lot was given out lbw for 56. We lost our last four wickets for 30 runs to set Australia a target of 185 to win.
We had 26 overs to bowl at them that evening and they came out all guns blazing, taking 12 off the first over. But we got a breakthrough and yet again the game quickly changed direction. We took three wickets without conceding a run and were back in the game. At the end of day three, they were 55 for five.
I don't think many of the girls got much sleep that night as everyone was so excited, and there were a few nerves flying around before the final day.
Big G from the Barmy Army has become a strong supporter of us. Each day he sung Jerusalem in the first over, and every time it leaves you with goose bumps. Needing 127 to win, Australia came out hard at us again. Perry made batting look easy and we knew she was the big wicket that we needed. A key bowling change, however, saw Anya finally get Perry out. This is what we required and we continued to pile on the pressure, taking the final four wickets for 24 runs to win the Test match. What a feeling to win a four-day battle which was so close and could have gone either way!
Our cricket wasn't over for the day, though, as we were soon playing cricket with Arran's son Harry on the outfield for an hour. Safe to say our team cannot bat left-handed as Harry rattled through everyone with his in-swingers!
It was a nice way to end a hard-fought four days. We are now in Melbourne, where our series continues with the ODIs.
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HOUMA From July 23 through Aug. 3, school nurses will perform medical assessments for Terrebonne public school students who will be required to take medication during school hours this year for chronic health conditions.
The nurses will assess students weekdays, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 2:30 p.m., at two locations. Appointments are required.
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Before an assessment can be performed, students must have a form completed by their physician. Forms are available at the Terrebonne Parish School Board central office, in the Office of Child Welfare and Attendance, at 201 Stadium Drive in Houma.
Parents are also required to bring the medication, with a pharmacy label. Students must be present for the assessment.
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According to this definition, 21st century skills (learning and innovation skills, including creativity and innovation, critical thinking and problem solving, and communication and collaboration; information, media, and technology skills; and life and career skills, including flexibility and adaptability, initiave and self-direction, social and cross-cultural skills, productivity and accountability, and leadership and responsibility) are embedded in the meaning of "global awareness," making this concept an all-encompassing of the Partnership's vision of quality education for 21st century learners.
Global Awareness in the Standards
In the North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards, global awareness is prevelant throughout.
Standard 1: Teachers Demonstrate Leadership
Element A: Teachers lead in their classrooms.
Included in this standard is the expectation that "Teachers demonstrate leadership by taking responsibility for the progress of all students to ensure that they graduate from high school, are globally competitive for work and postsecondary education, and are prepared for life in the 21st Century," (North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards Commission, 2008, p.2). Basically, the assumption is that a teacher who leads in the classroom will at the very least support the mission of the state school board. In order to ensure that students graduate and are globally competitive, an educator must first be globally aware. If not, how will (s)he know what the competition is and how to prepare students to be serious contenders in the 21st Century marketplace?
If you recall, the second component of global awareness, as delineated by the Partnership for 21st Century Skills, is "learning from and working collaboratively with individuals representing diverse cultures, religions and lifestyles in a spirit of mutual respect and open dialogue in personal, work and community contexts" (McRel, 2008, p. 14).
In element a, an accomplished teacher "Creates a classroom culture that empowers students to collaborate" (McRel, 2008, p. 21). It is apparent that enabling students to be collabroative is wrapped up in being globally competitive because as Friedman (2007) notes in his book, The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century, people are now doing business (and research and learning, etc.) with anyone from anywhere anytime as a result of advances in communication technologies. If our students do not learn to collaborate, they will be left behind. Further, if they do not learn to collaborate with a wide variety of people, not just people in the United States, they will be uncomfortable at best and out-moded at worst in 21st century life, and educators will not have lived up to the mission of North Carolina's public schools.
Standard II: Teachers Establish a Respectful Environment for a Diverse Population of Students
Element B of this standard requires teachers to "embrace diversity in the school community and in the world" (North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards Commission, 2008, p. 2). The Commission further clarifies how teachers are to achieve this goal. Successful teachers:
"demonstrate their knowledge of the history of diverse cultures and their role in shaping global issues. They actively select materials and develop lessons that counteract stereotypes and incorporate histories and contributions of all cultures.Teachers recognize the influence of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, and other aspects of culture on a student's development and personality. Teachers strive to understand how a student's culture and background may influence his or her school performance. Teachers consider and incorporate different points of view in their instruction" (North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards Commission, 2008, p.2).
Again, these criteria are intimately linked with the second component of global awareness, as delineated by the Partnership for 21st Century Skills , "learning from and working collaboratively with individuals representing diverse cultures, religions and lifestyles in a spirit of mutual respect and open dialogue in personal, work and community contexts" (McRel, 2008, p. 14). In order to demonstrate competency in this standard, teachers must be globally aware and must impart that awareness to their students. Further, this element gives educators more guidance in terms of how to demonstrate global awareness and incorporate the teaching of this content in their classrooms, specifically to exhibit "knowledge of diverse cultures, their histories, and their roles in shaping global issues," which is necessary to be proficient in this element of Standard II; to "...acknowledge the contributions of all cultures," required for being accomplished; and to endorse "a deep understanding of all cultures through the integration of culturally sensitive materials and ideas throughout the curriculum," which is the mark of a distinguished teacher in this element (McRel, 2008, p. 23). A teacher in a science class, for example, could highlight important scientific innovations made in other countries (or by people from other countries) historically and currently.
A look at the example artifacts listed for Standard II provide further focus for educators trying to figure out how to rise to these expectations. Lessons incorporating global content and using technology "to incorporate cultural awareness into lessons" are two ways one can demonstrate the global awareness portion of this standard (McRel, 2008, p. 24).
Standard III: Teachers Know the Content They Teach
In this standard, global awareness is mentioned explicitly by name. Global awareness factors prominently in both elements c and d.
Element C: Teachers know the content appropriate to their teaching speciality.
In addition to knowing the SCOS for their content area and knowing how their content relates to other content areas, this element also states that "teachers promote global awareness and its relevance to subjects they teach" (McRel, 2008, p. 26). A developing teacher is one who displays global awareness; a proficient teacher also advocates for global awareness and connects it to the content; an accomplished teacher "Integrates global awareness activities throughout lesson plans and classroom instructional practices;" and a distinguished teacher takes the concept a step further by promoting "global awareness and its relevance to all faculty members, influencing curriculum and teaching practices throughout the school" (McRel, 2008, p. 2). The standards and the rubric make it evident that teachers will need to do more than a one-shot lesson incorporating global awareness in order to be proficient. It is likely that many of us will need to revamp our lesson plans and activities in order to bring our instruction in alignment with these 21st century expectations.
Element D: Teachers make instruction relevant to students.
In element d, teachers are expected to make instruction relevant to students' lives both through the incorporation of 21st century life skills and by helping their students understand the relationships between the //North Carolina Standard Course of Study// which includes global awareness..."(McRel, 2008, p. 26). A proficient teacher "identifies relationships between the core content and 21st century content" (of which global awareness is a part; an accomplished teacher "integrates core content and 21st century content throughout lesson plans and classroom instructional practices;" and a distinguished teacher "deepens students' understanding of 21st century skills and helps them make their own connections and develop new skills" (McRel, 2008, p. 26). Situating the student in his/her own education will make your instruction relevant--if a student understands why learning something matters to him, (s)he is more likely to be motiviated to learn the material. This element makes it clear that teachers need to explain to students the importance of global awareness--what this will mean in their lives. For example, in a Career and Technical Education class, one could explore why elective offerings in the high schools have changed in response to a changing workforce, one that had to respond to the eradication of many textile jobs in North Carolina. Again, this element reiterates the point that 21st century content, which includes global awareness, needs to be woven throughout the content, rather than being taught infrequently or as stand-alone components.
A closer look at what these 21st Century Life and Career Skills are comprised of brings what it means to be globally competitive into sharper focus. See pages 6 and 7 of the Partnership's P21 Framework Definitions for a full listing of these skills.
Standard IV: Teachers Facilitate Learning For Their Students
Element F: Teachers help students work in teams and develop leadership skills.
Again, this element has direct linkage to the collaborative skills inherent in the definition of global awareness. As teachers "teach the importance of cooperation and collaboration....they organize learning teams in order to help students define roles, strengthen social ties, improve communication and collaborative skills, interact with people from different cultures and backgrounds, and develop leadership qualities" (McRel, 2008, p. 28). In order for students to compete globally (as delinated by the state board's mission statement), this collaboration is vital. To meet the demands of this standard, a teacher who is accomplished nurtures these skills (leadership and teamwork) not just in the classroom but for use beyond the classroom. Teachers could develop projects in coordination with educators around the world to show students the importance of global networking and collaboration and how to use technology to achieve these ends.
Element H: Teachers use a variety of methods to assess what each student has learned.
This element requires teachers to be able to assess students' understanding of their "...21st century knowledge, skills, performances, and dispositions" (McRel, 2008, p. 29). In order for teachers to assess their students' in this area, they must develop and or identify assessments that do so. Remember, global awareness is a component of 21st century knowledge. A teacher at the proficient level will use both formative and summative assessment; one who is accomplished will use this data in a feedback loop to improve their instruction. An accomplished teacher takes the assessment a step further, asking students to peer and self assess. When students take an active part in providing feedback, they are required to be metacognitive--to deeply process what they (and their peers) have learned and to think about their thinking. An accomplished teacher will also share their strategies for assessing 21st century knowledge with their colleagues and will incite them to use such assessments in their practice for the purpose of improving instruction.
What could such assessment look like in practice? Let's say you are an English teacher who has just finished a unit that integrates global awareness. After reading Night, by Elie Wiesel, students have been asked to undertake social justice projects, projects that explore social injustices around the world. Their assignment is to complete a research project exploring their chosen topic and to present the information in a format of their choice (a children's book published digitally through lulu, a Prezi, a PhotoStory, etc.). Formative assessment could involve observations of students discussing these projects in small groups. Groups or individuals that struggled to brainstorm topics would lack global awareness, and the teacher would then adjust his instruction to expose them to current and historical global social justice issues, such as the Rwandan Genocide, the genocide that occured during the Guatemalan Civil War, and the Darfur conflict. Formative assessments for 21st century skills needed in this project could take the shape of Classroom Assessment Techniques, in which students could list questions they have regarding the execution of their projects. This feedback would allow the teacher to address inadequacies in 21st century skills such as research and or using the required technologies.
A summative assessment of this project could be the project itself--assessed using a rubric created by the teacher with student input. Allowing students to help create the grading criteria will allow them to be involved in the feedback process. Students could also be asked to do peer and self-assessments using these rubrics. Students could reflect on their own learning at the end of the project. The English teacher can use the assessment data to both shape current instruction and to make plans for improving future instruction. For example, the next time this teacher teaches this unit, she might integrate discussions of global issues that are related to the Holocaust from the start so that students are exposed to such issues in advance. She might create mini-lessons to address common research and/or technological difficulties encountered and can use these in prior units so that students continue to increase their proficiency and comfort level. This reflection would illustrate proficiency in Standard V, which requires teachers to reflect on their practice in order to improve it (McRel, 2008, p. 30).
Standard V: Teachers Reflect on Their Practice
Element B: Teachers link professional growth to their professional goals.
In this element, teachers are expected to "participate in continued, high-quality professional development that reflects a global view of educational practices; includes 21st century skills and knowledge; aligns with the State Board of Education priorities; and meets the needs of students and their own professional growth" (McRel, 2008, p.30). In order for teachers to prepare students to be globally competitive in the 21st century, they need to themselves acquire those skills and knowledge, which includes global awareness. To that end, teachers need to be involved with professional development that is not just one-shot.
ConclusionsFrom this analysis of the North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards, the Rubric for Evaluating North Carolina Teachers, and the accompanying support documents, it is apparent that global awareness is a fundamental part of preparing students to be globally competitive, the primary aim of North Carolina's public schools. In this writing, I track global awareness through the teaching standards. Dr. Vachel Miller, Assistant Professor of Education at Appalachian State University , takes a critical look at the ideology of the standards in his article, "A Star to Guide Us? Questions About the North Carolina Professional Teaching Standards and the Ideology of Education in the Service of Global Economic Competition" (2010), and encourages educators to examine the thinking behind the standards. The Partnership for 21st Century Skills is a foundational part of our new teaching standards, and this organization also merits further examination.
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Seems the owners have had enough with the rampant drunken stupidness in Old City.
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Giuffi couldn't limit himself with just one regional approach to barbecue.
Rounding up the region's restaurant reviews.
Though no one will confirm, the Williamsburg barbecue joint's owner's name is on the liquor license application.
Free samples of barbecue to follow.
Step one: Make most mind-blowing barbecue sauce you've ever had. Step two: Slather it on everything.
Iron Chef Garces teams with Sixpoint, while Matyson's Chef Puchowitz riffs of cookout cuisine.
We may have a pink, smoke-ringed game changer on our hands.
There's plenty of good news to share from the smoked meats beat.
The Back Bay gets a real live grill.
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Food & Wine thinks so, at least.
Over 5,000 people stormed the Queen Mary waterfront to vote in the contest.
Not too shabby for a bunch of cheesesteak slingers.
The event is bringing together a slew of styles with over 32 competitors vying for the $9,000 prize.
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Until further notice, you can give St. Francis the award for comeback of the year, if not the century - yeah, it's early in the 21st century, but it was a huge comeback.
New Berlin West had its figurative foot on the throat of the visiting Mariners, leading the Aug. 31 Woodland Conference game at halftime, 28-0. Considering the Mariners had lost their opener, 20-0, the outlook did not look too hot.
The Mariners, led by junior quarterback Cory Knapp and a recharged defense, came back for a thrilling 35-34 overtime victory.
"I don't think there will be one better than that," St. Francis coach Doug Sarver said.
How could there be? Even the ending would have had you wondering if you believed what you just saw.
Knapp's 5-yard touchdown pass to junior wide receiver Tyler Bostedt and the extra point by Chris Hemmer - remember that name - tied the score at 28-28 with 2 minutes, 10 seconds to play.
New Berlin West scored on the first play of overtime, but the extra-point kick sailed wide right.
The Mariners tied it on their first play of overtime when Knapp hit senior fullback Mario Scianni with a 10-yard touchdown pass. On the extra-point try, Knapp scooped up a snap that bounced and got the ball on the tee. Hemmer's kick glanced off the left upright and went through.
"The kids on the sideline were all on their knees on the extra point," Sarver said. "After the ball ricocheted off the upright and went through, they all exploded out to their teammates."
Sarver's halftime speech was not original.
"Win the second half," he said. "That's all I can say at that point."
It certainly was effective.
Sophomore fullback Evan Biller scored on an 8-yard run on the Mariners' first possession of the second half and later in the third quarter on a 1-yard run as St. Francis cut the deficit to 28-13. Knapp's 10-yard scoring pass to Bostedt and a two-point conversion run by Knapp brought the Mariners within 28-21.
Knapp had plenty of help, but his contributions - 19-for-30 for 247 yards and three touchdowns - stood out a week after a rough opener.
"The kid had such a great second half," Sarver said. "It shows the kind of character he has. He stepped up in a tough situation and helped the team to victory in the second half. Things weren't going well in the first half.
"We talked about it. He had some trouble with the exchanges last week, and he was down about that. This week, he fought through that adversity, never got down, and came back to help us win."
Sarver said the opening drive of the second have served as a springboard.
"That seemed to put a little bit of a fire into our kids," Sarver said. "Our defense rose to the occasion the second half and tightened things up. We were able to keep field position, and we didn't make as many mistakes. We started to execute our offense and got in the end zone four times."
And kept New Berlin West put of it, until overtime.
"They did to us what we did to them in the first half," New Berlin West coach Jeff Grabo said. "St. Francis came out with emotion. We thought we had it licked, but they came back. We couldn't get it (our edge) back."
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WHAT: Woodland Conference football game
WHEN:: 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7
WHERE: Wauwatosa West High School, 11400 West Center St.
PREVIEW: St. Francis is playing third consecutive road game - its opener was moved to Whitefish Bay because of unplayable field conditions … Mariners will finally play at home Friday, Sept. 14, against Greendale … Tosa West edged Milwaukee Hamilton in opener, 28-26, on 33-yard field goal by sophomore Mark Wesson … Trojans lost Woodland debut to Greendale, 35-7, Aug. 31.
St. Francis 35,
New Berlin West 34 (OT)
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West - Mark Treptow, 19, pass from Tony Smith (Paul Marx, kick).
West - Treptow, 7, pass from Smith (Marx, kick).
West - Kyle Kalkopf, 24, pass from Smith (Marx, kick).
West - Treptow, 10, pass from Smith (Marx, kick).
St. Francis - Evan Biller, 8, run (Chris Hemmer, kick).
St. Francis - Biller, 1, run (kick failed).
St. Francis - Tyler Bostedt, 10, pass from Cory Knapp (Knapp, run).
St. Francis - Bostedt, 5, pass from Knapp (Hemmer, kick).
West - Treptow, 10 run (kick failed).
St. Francis - Mario Scianni, 10, pass from Knapp (Hemmer, kick).
Individual Stat Leaders
Rushing - St. Francis, Biller 6-42, Thomas 14-30, Justin Ferry 8-28; West, Rick Reusch 19-155.
Passing - St. Francis, Knapp 19-30-2-247; West, Smith 11-20-121-0.
Receiving - St. Francis, Scianni 6-87, Bostedt 6-86, Joey Edwards 3-41, Jordan Hrncar 3-41; West, Kalkopf 4-45.
Interception- West, D.J. Porter
Tackles - St. Francis, Jordan Hrncar 8, Bostedt 8, Thomas Fera 7, Scianni 7, Jami Chilsen 6; West, Andy Wargin 7.5.
Tackles for loss - Chilsen, Scianni, Justin Hiltunen, Edwards.
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I agree completely. By far the worst aspect of this card is the customer service -- over the years more and more of it is handled offshore, and over time the language barrier keeps getting worse and worse. I say to myself, if I ever encountered any fraudulent charges on this account, would I want it handled by a customer service department where most of the time there's a huge communication and language barrier ?
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WOW - I saw that you were the featured chef and read your profile. As soon as I noticed you had a deep-fried chicken recipe, I knew I had to try it. It IS the BEST I have ever tried in my life. So simple, yet different from any other recipe I have found. Thanks so much for sharing.
I salted it and then directly floured it. I did add Cayenne, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder, Oregano and Pepper to the flour mix though. My parents and sister said, "wow, finally we have fried chicken with flavor!" I do think that the salt was the trick though! Thanks for posting, Ciao, Bella
This is soooo good,the salting is the trick,(i was always told not to salt meat first,but I have learned,it tenderizes and brings out the flavor,i used the same trick this year on my turkey,some of the guest thought it was chickemn,believe it or not.This recipe is great!
5-Stars isn't enough. I used the brown it in the fat, finish in the oven technique since I had a lot of chicken and a small fryer and it came out superbly. I added a little thyme and black pepper to the flour since we like those seasonings on chicken (needed garlic powder but was out). I can't believe how light and non-greasy this is yet perfectly crisped.
I can vouch! This is precisely how one of grandmother's fried chicken. I prefer using buttermilk but otherwise keep to the spirit of this recipe. I follow up with Tony Chachere's sprinkle. Shortening will give you considerably more crunch than vegetable oil. Always recycle shortening until truly done with or after frying fish. We like frying french fries after the chicken. Helps neutralize odors in your shortening and they taste great!
this is a really good basic recipe, I tried this and a couple other recipes to find a good one for the 4th. I perfer a little more seasonings though, thanks for the recipe!
i suggest instead of just salt use a brine instead pat dry after having it in for an hour then do the rest i think it works better and makes it more juicy great recipe though
Made this the other night and it was great. I didn't make it in the deep fryer instead I cooked the chicken in the frying pan with only a little shortening. There was only my son and I so I only cooked 2 breasts, I figured waiting for the deep fryer to heat was to long for what I was cooking. I will be making this again. Thank you


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A report has recently revealed that Mitt Romney, who became the winner of the Florida primary on Friday, has been claiming himself to be the reason for the success of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.
The 2002 Winter Olympic Games had been facing a bribery scandal and Romney affirms that it was him who had saved the Olympics, which the other way round could not have succeeded. It is being said by the Republican that he only has caused the Olympics to resume.
It has been claimed by him on a celebration that was organized in the honour of the 10-year anniversary of the games, that he has put his time to run the Olympics back in the limelight. It is thus, that he has been insisting that it is a major reason why he should be elected as president. However, Romney has been saying so but, questions have been arising whether or not he deserves the credit.
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On the offense side, there were numerous strong performers including Alexis Linhardt (5 goals, 2 Assists), Kienan Linhardt (4 goals, 1 assist), Atlee Witt (4 goals, 1 assist), Riley Cooke (3 goals, 3 assists), Meg Hanson (2 goals, 3 assists), Annie Garafalo (4 assists), Elizabeth Pierpont (1 goal, 1 assist), and Tatum Ramsey (1 goal). What an impressive offensive afternoon with so many contributors! Sam Thomson secured the cage and stifled the Cougars efforts savings 7 out of 12 shots on the day. Our defensive success was led by Carrie Kocur (4 GBs, 2 CT), Kelly Burke (3 GB, 2 CT), Cami Goldsberry (3 GB), and Myah Friedman (1 GB). Nice job Warriors! On the Newton Field circle, we had a nice balanced performance with Tatum Ramsey taking 20 draws and Alexis Linhardt taking 9. Our draw control wins were shared between Kienan Linhardt (5 DC), Elizabeth Pierpont (3 DC), Meg Hansen (3 DC), Alexis Linhardt (3 DC), Atlee Witt (2 DC), and Tatum Ramsey (2 DC). It was a great team effort! Congratulations Warriors on a great victory over the Cougars!! more
Standouts on the offensive side for the Arapahoe Warriors were Junior Attacker Riley Cooke with 8 points! She did this on 3 Goals on 3 shots, and 5 assists. (3 G, 5 A, 1 GB). Junior Atlee Witt (3 G, 2 GB, 2 CT, 4 DC) finished with 3 goals as well, and continues be a force on draw controls with 4. Senior sisters Kienan (1 G, 2 A, 1 GB, 4 DC) and Alexis (2 G, 1 GB, 4 DC) Linhardt continued their dominance off the draw circle, nabbing 4 DC's each. Arapahoe controlled the draw circle, and allowed the offense to win most possessions in the 1st half, and putting them up with a nice 8-3 lead at the half. Strong Goalie play by Sam Thomson (5 Saves on 8 shots). Defensive efforts were led by Allie Zodrow (2 CT, 2 INT, 1 GB), Carey Kocur (2 GB, 1 INT), and Tatum Ramsey (2 G, 2 GB, 2 DC). Go Warriors! more
The Gryphon's started off the 2014 playoffs with a nice win at LPS Stadium. The H/L team struggled in the first half, tied with Grandview at 6-6. In the second half, goalie Kellen Toomey and senior … more
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I would like to know if the plugin is fully compatible with responsive layout and small screen devices.
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The plugin allows you to include the Bootstrap responsive CSS... after that it's now you use will determine your site's compatibility with small-screen devices.
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Thanks for your kind response
The plugin allows you to include the Bootstrap responsive CSS
Would like to know if the responsive CSS is included in the plugin files Or am I need to download it from else where ?
everything that is Twitter Bootstrap (including the CSS) is included in the plugin files. :)
Paul Goodchild ,
I use itheme2 on a localhost installation. When I install your plugin and checked some short codes, the content inside the shortcode crossed the layout on small screens. Other two themes including the itheme2 I tested on are all responsive themes
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[TBS_BADGE class="warning" style="font-variant: small-caps;"] You must configure the plugin to enable Facebook for WordPress. So do it [/TBS_BADGE]
Can you please tell me if I missing something? I have checked all the necessary option on the bootstrap plugin settings page
Twitter Bootstrap, by including the responsive CSS file, does not MAKE your theme responsive. Instead, it provides the framework for you to make your theme responsive.
You have to do the necessary coding of the HTML in order to make a responsive site - the ability to include responsive CSS is really a developer tool in the plugin. This plugin, and probably any other for that matter, cannot make a site responsive - it can only include what you need to get started.
Does that make sense?
Paul Goodchild,
The themes I use on this WordPress installation are Responsive. Such as itheme2 , Themeid's Responsive etc.
They appear well on all devices without any problem. All the components on the site seems to be okay except the content with the shortcodes of this bootstrap plugin
Unless I'm doing something wrong with the shortcodes - which is unlikely since they just printing html for bootstrap components - I can't help you with this.
To learn more about using Bootstrap Responsive components and utility classes, you'll need read the Bootstrap documentation:
Thank you ! I will check the documentation
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Physicist for Nuclear Age
By WALTER SULLIVAN
Published: September 10, 2003
Few, if any, physicists of this century have generated such heated debate as Edward Teller. Much of it centered on his decade-long effort to produce the hydrogen bomb, his ardent promotion of nuclear weapons in general, his deep suspicion of Soviet intentions and his opposition to curtailment of nuclear testing.
His frustrations in seeking to win support for development of the hydrogen bomb led to his testimony that helped deprive J. Robert Oppenheimer, who directed the development of the first atomic bomb, of his security clearance. The result in much of the scientific community was a backlash against Dr. Teller that clouded the rest of his life.
Nevertheless, he continued to exert important influence on government policy.
While many colleagues did not share Dr. Teller's political views, to some scientists his was a voice of realism crying out in a wilderness of liberal naÛveté. But Dr. Teller's critics were as impassioned as his supporters. During the Vietnam War, Dr. Teller was the target of unrelenting vilification from antiwar activists. He was seen as the model for Dr. Strangelove, the motion picture character with an artifical arm who ''loved the bomb'' and spoke with a Central European accent.
Dr. Teller's English, though fluent and eloquent, revealed his Hungarian roots, and he had an artificial replacement for the foot he lost in 1928 as a student when he jumped from a moving Munich streetcar.
Edward Teller was born in Budapest on Jan. 15, 1908, the son of Max Teller, a lawyer, and Ilona Deutsch Teller, an accomplished pianist.
As an infant Dr. Teller, like Einstein, was slow to begin speaking, but as he developed he displayed amazing mathematical ability. When he told his father that he wanted to study mathematics, his father discouraged him, saying that he would not be able to make a living as a mathematician. In a compromise, young Teller agreed to study chemistry, but he later said that he ''cheated'' by studying mathematics too.
When he was about 20, a new subject captured his imagination. He began to hear of advances in atomic theory and ''a whole new world'' opened up to him, he later said in an interview.
After receiving his doctorate from the University of Leipzig in 1930, he joined the faculty of the University of Göttingen, where he remained until 1933. But it became clear that, as a Jew, he would have to leave Nazi Germany. He joined the faculty of George Washington University as a physics professor in 1935 and became a United States citizen six years later.
The idea for a hydrogen bomb, based on the fusion of atoms, apparently originated with Enrico Fermi, the Italian physicist, in 1941, a year before Dr. Fermi's team achieved the first fission chain reaction at the University of Chicago, opening the way for developing the atomic bomb.
The energy of the atomic bomb derives from the splitting of very large atoms like uranium or plutonium. In contrast, the hydrogen bomb depends on the fusion of various forms of hydrogen atoms.
In 1941, a few weeks before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, while Dr. Teller had a temporary appointment at Columbia University, Dr. Fermi suggested at lunch that an atomic bomb explosion might create conditions sufficiently close to those inside a star to induce the fusion of heavy hydrogen (deuterium) nuclei, releasing an enormous burst of energy.
At first Dr. Teller doubted that fusion could be induced in this way. Nevertheless, when Dr. Oppenheimer called a meeting of top physicists a year later at the University of California in Berkeley, Dr. Teller proposed that they consider building a hydrogen bomb.
When the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory was secretly set up in 1943 to develop an atomic bomb, Dr. Teller, by then at the University of Chicago, agreed to give up pure research and join the project.
Early in 1943 Dr. Teller boarded a train for Los Alamos with his wife, the former Augusta Maria Harkanyi, who died in 2000, and their son, Paul, born only six weeks earlier. His hope, to design a hydrogen bomb, or ''super''' led to early friction with Dr. Oppenheimer, the laboratory's director, who insisted that they concentrate on the atomic bomb, which, in any case, would be needed to ignite the hydrogen bomb.
The situation, after the first Soviet atomic bomb was detonated in 1949, considerably sooner than expected, changed drastically. Teller saw in the hydrogen bomb the one hope for survival and his warnings of a Soviet menace began to reach receptive ears.
While many -- probably most -- scientists opposed the H-bomb, Dr. Teller had the support of such distinguished figures as Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence and Dr. Luis W. Alvarez at the University of California, both later Nobel Prize winners.
In addition to Lewis L. Strauss, a member of the Atomic Energy Commission who became a strong ally of Dr. Teller, Senator Brien McMahon, chairman of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, and others worked to persuade President Truman to press forward with the hydrogen bomb. On Jan. 31, 1950, Truman announced that he had directed the Atomic Energy Commission ''to continue its work on all forms of atomic weapons, including the so-called hydrogen or super bomb.'' It was a major victory for Dr. Teller.


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Il Signore Fairfax Country House si trova sulla della tenuta undici ettari. Risalente al 1732, è un affascinante casa di tronchi costruita dal quinto Lord Fairfax, un edificio dal quale partì a cavallo ogni giorno per sorvegliare grandi proprietà terriere Re Giorgio nel Nuovo Mondo. Sulle sue incursioni, Lord Fairfax è stata aiutata dal giovane George Washington, in qualità di geometra. La storica città di Middleburg, a soli 3 chilometri di distanza, deriva il suo nome da essere a metà strada tra la città porto coloniale di Alessandria e la città dell'entroterra di Winchester. E 'stata una città importante per i viaggiatori e mercanti in epoca coloniale, perché il commercio è stato portato avanti tra gli indiani delle Blue Ridge Mountains ei mercanti con merci a bordo delle navi ormeggiate sul Potomac. Un soggiorno a The Lord Fairfax Country House è esclusivo per una coppia alla volta e inizia con un drive lungo il cerchio coperta di pini che rivela la casa di tronchi a due piani, circondata da alberi, arbusti, prati ondulati e campi. Entrerete in un'atmosfera di eleganza e di storia, e sarete invitati nel salotto formale per il vino e il formaggio nel rispetto della privacy o, se preferite, con il locandiere per una chiacchierata sui punti salienti della vecchia casa e dei suoi luoghi di interesse: interesse.
5 su giugno 18, 2015
Four sisters experienced a wonderful weekend with Innkeeper Carolyn who we dearly deemed "house mother" for the getaway! With her gourmet breakfasts and wine and appetisers, we found it hard to get out of the comfort and charm of her lovely inn to experience the beautiful countryside. With great restaurants, shopping, and lovely walks right in the area, we were well enteretained and had a weekend to remember. Carolyn was even gracious enough to loan me an out of print book about the story of Robert E Lee's life, which I really appreciated. Very grateful to you Carolyn for such a lovely weekend with my Sisters! Karen Kovalick, Philadelphia
5 su giugno 18, 2015
I have never been to a Bed and Breakfast before, but I knew my wife wanted to go to one. Last weekend, for our 37th Wedding Anniversary, we stayed in our first. I thought that would be a nice surprise. After searching extensively for a small B&B and somewhat intimate, I found The Lord Fairfax Country House in Middleburg, Virginia. My wife knew nothing until we turned into the driveway of this beautiful little log home. She was enamored immediately with the house and its beautifully landscaped yard. If you have a chance, read the history behind it or allow your historian/innkeeper, Carolyn Smith, to tell it. She is filled with wonderful stories about the house and its history. Not only does she tell a riveting history of the house, but she also has quite a colorful background herself and is a very delightfully interesting lady. She doesn't impose on your privacy, We begged her to stay and chat.She also wants to get to know you. She also knows all the "goings on" in the area and her suggestions were super. The inside of the cabin has one king bedroom and a beautifully furnished living and dining room. Gorgeous antiques. We had happy hour with wine and beer plus some tasty table hors d'oeuvres. Breakfast followed a good night's sleep. It includes everything but the kitchen sink. Carolyn loves for her breakfasts to be served in the beautifully furnished dining room. It was the first time in our lives we actually had a "candle light" breakfast. After receiving our list of activities for the day from Carolyn, we were off (this time with hugs for our innkeeper). I want to thank Carolyn for respecting our privacy, being a wonderful innkeeper, and making sure our first experience in a B&B was outstanding. As we drove down the driveway on our way to enjoy the day, we took a picture of the cabin , and waved goodbye to our new found friend, Carolyn Smith. Stay there. You won't be disappointed. PS. Don't wait too late to make reservations.
4,6 su ottobre 08, 2014
Middleburg's hidden gem. I've tried every B&B in the area and this one has more character, history, and elegance than any others.
5 su luglio 07, 2014
From the beginning to end, our stay at Lord Fairfax Country House fulfilled our expectations and more--a lovely setting in the rolling horse country, a unique experience, sleeping in Lord Fairfax's house, offering a very personal taste of history, with a delightful owner/innkeeper well-versed in all aspects of the life of the Middleburg area. She greeted us on the front steps and served as a perfect and very savvy hostess for our two-day stay. Our meals were served in the historic main dining room of the Fairfax house, from the breakfast of our choice (we chose the yummy French Toast) to a lovely candlelight dinner. The upstairs sleeping area gives one the feel of a 1700s house, but with the comforts and amenities expected of our time. Highly recommended!
5 su giugno 04, 2014
Our welcoming to the Inn was friendly, professionally kept but with a relaxed atmosphere. The innkeeper made us feel very much at home. We truly enjoyed our stay with its impeccable service and its natural beauty of this charming historic place. we highly recommend it.
5 su maggio 05, 2013
Lodging at The Lord Fairfax Country House is the closest thing that one can do to experience the elegance and comfort of Eighteenth Century Virginia life without also enduring the privations and pestilence of those times. Although The Lord Fairfax house dates to the 1730s, it has been restored so as to preserve all of the original features while unobtrusively incorporating insulation, heating, cooling, electricity and plumbing...no chamber pot is required here! The Inn is located in the rolling hills of hunt country and is impeccably and comfortably furnished with exquisite taste. The hospitality of the Innkeeper is gracious and thoughtful without being intrusive, and no detail is left unattended. After only a few days, we felt as though we had travelled to a gracious and tranquil place far away in time. I recommend it without reservation (but, you should make a reservation).
4,8 su novembre 15, 2012
I generally do not like B&Bs. The reason - forced interaction with other guests. No problem here. You are the only guests. Walking into a log house may raise a red flag, but the facade gives way to an elegant 18th century interior. The spacious living room and dining room share a fireplace. The lighting throughout is low and adds to the authenticity of the period. At the same time everything is formal, it is also comfortable and immaculate. The spacious bedroom upstairs has a huge king size bed. We were greeted by the proprietor, who immediately offered us a glass of wine. Since we know the area well, our conversation was mainly about how she could help make it most comfortable for us. Since our purpose for being there meant early morning departures, Carolyn Smith provided us with perfect breakfasts on each of the four mornings we were there. Our only regret was we did not get to use the fireplace because it was really too warm and by the time we returned each evening, we were too tired. I highly recommend this property. And, we plan to return on our annual visits to the area.
4,8 su novembre 04, 2012
This private, but very charming bed and breakfast country house made for an unforgettable experience in the heart of horse country. I truly enjoyed my overnight stay at the Lord Fairfax, complete with cocktail hour and a hearty breakfast. The innkeeper is one of the most kind and thoughtful around, and made my stay even more remarkable by providing me information on nearby shopping and dining. This would make for a very romantic getaway in the future as well.
4,6 su ottobre 09, 2012
I was very pleased and thrilled with how romantic and intimate the Lord Fairfax House is. It is a wonderful log house attached to the innkeepers home, but it has its own private entrance so it always felt like our own place. The interior decor is just the right combination of country elegance and casual comfort. Truly one of the nicest, and most private, weekend getaways I have ever enjoyed. Middleburg and the surounding countryside offer so much this time of year. Coming home to relax at the log house was the perfect compliment to a wondeful day of shopping and touring. I look forward to visiting again - hopefully when there is snow on the ground! Charles H
4,8 su agosto 19, 2012
A friend and I wanted to stay at The Lord Fairfax Country House because it's unique -- an historic 18th century log cabin with all modern conveniences in the heart of Virginia's horse country and vinyards. The impressive estate and its gracious, attentive hostess/owner, Carolyn Smith, exceeded our high expectations. We were struck at once by the contrast between the rustic exterior of the estate and the elegance of the furnishings within. The living room is cozy yet large enough to accommodate a beautifully restored grand piano. Lord Fairfax himself would have appreciated the fine period dining room furniture. Upstairs, we slept soundly in the spacious bedroom after days spent watching polo and tasting wine, followed by sunbathing around the swimming pool. The cleanliness was impeccable and the privacy was absolute. Carolyn's bountiful breakfast buffet featured a variety of breads and fresh local fruit. Relaxing over excellent coffee, we discussed with her how to make the best use of our time. Since she knows the hunt country and her neighbors well, her seasoned advice ensured that we did so. We'll return to The Lord Fairfax Country House soon.
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water content of tribasic calcium phosphate
Calcium Phosphate, Tribasic - what is the molecular formula & structure?
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The molecular formula is Ca3(PO4)2 (written as a molecular formula with the 3 and 2 slightly to the bottom.
The structure of phosphate can be seen in link below, this is linked to Calcium (Ca2+) ion.
http://chemistry.about.com/od/factsstructures/ig/Chemical-Structures--- P/phosphate.htm
As far as I Iknow there is no water content in Tribasic (I couldn't find any information either).
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I'm just saying.
Was it? If I recall correctly the aging scene was pretty much a straight up stop motion animation, similar to some of the ILM effects in Poltergeist, but I guess I could be wrong.
Wow... I loved Karen Allen! She was awesome in the first movie.
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Timberlake Motel places you within a 10-minute drive of Candlers Station and Putt-Putt Fun Center. This motel has 41 rooms and welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Liberty University and LaHaye Ice Center are also a short drive from this Lynchburg motel.
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Lynchburg motel also offers an outdoor pool, barbecue grills, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Timberlake Motel is a smoke-free property.
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- Cash deposit: USD 25.00 per stay
Optional extras
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20.00 per stay
Hotel Name
- Timberlake Lynchburg
- Timberlake Motel
- Timberlake Motel Lynchburg
- Timberlake Motel Lynchburg Hotel Lynchburg
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Alcohol is not served at this property.