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- Year:
- 2017
- Length:
- 25'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
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- Located In:
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- Hull Material:
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Whether you are in search for a small boat to cruise the inland lakes and bays, a center console to fish the coastal sounds and waterways or looking to crush the competition in your next extreme deep water tournament on the open ocean, Parker provides a line-up to suit your specific needs. Each Parker features amenities and creature comforts to tackle your daily pursuits whatever they may be, while its rugged design makes it a reliable offshore fishing machine. Parker's common sense, time-tested design and straightforward approach, combined with the uncompromising dedication to the highest quality construction practices, has earned the entire Parker line the reputation of simplicity, strength and seaworthiness.
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Warranty: 10 years
Hull Shape: Modified Vee
LOA: 30 ft 4 in
Beam: 9 ft 6 in
Maximum Draft: 1 ft 3 in
Deadrise: 16 ° at Transom
Dry Weight: 4300 lbs
Total Power: 300 HP
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Year Built: 2017
Engine Model: F300XCA (others avail)
Engine Type: Outboard 4S
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Engine Power: 300 HP
Fuel Tanks: (134 Gallons)
Standard Equipment
Yamaha Package Includes: Binnacle control, wire harness, ignition switch, prop, gauge package, water separator, control cables, battery & switch
Large Sportfishing Console: Windshield & stainless steel grabrail large facia (14″high,21 1/4″wide) for recessed electronics; fwd facing cushioned seat; cupholders (2); recessed footrest; fire ext recess; lockable door (38″high,19″wide) for access to head (porta-potti); 65 1/2″ headroom; overhead lighting; opening portlight w/screen
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- Flotation Foam
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Optional Equipment Available
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- Pulpit w/Roller & One-Piece Bow Rail
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- Position Indicators For Trim Tabs
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- Cockpit Coaming Pads
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- Hull Color
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- Garmin Electronics Packages (VHF Antenna Not Included)
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Transport for London, the city's municipal transportation agency, has announced a new $310,000 trial of a "pollution glue" that will be sprayed on 15 separate stretches of road in areas with especially bad air quality and, in theory, trap certain pollutants so that they don't float around and into people's lungs.
The so-called "glue" (more formally known as a dust suppressant) is a non-toxic, biodegradable saline solution with calcium magnesium acetate. It will be sprayed on the street at night by winter service trucks modified with sprinklers. Harmful particles stick to the glue, preventing, as Mayor Boris Johnson put it, "their dastardly escape back into the air we breathe." Eventually the particles are washed away into drains or tracked away by traffic.
The dust suppressant isn't made to trap gaseous pollutants like carbon monoxide but rather small particulate matter that's produced by diesel vehicles and industrial processes and is especially bad to breathe. The aim is more to improve air quality and public health than combat climate change.
This suppressant has already been tested on a small scale. In November, TfL started applying it in two locations in central London: Marylebone Road and the Victoria Embankment. The city's studies showed it reduced PM-10 (that's particulate matter with a diameter of 10 micrometers or smaller) by 10 to 14 percent.
In this expansion of the trial, the suppressant will be used at 15 sites in five London boroughs, all of which are near industrial facilities that produce a lot of air-fouling particles.
Part of the reason London is getting so creative (read: desperate) in its approach to air pollution is that the city's air quality is still pretty bad and, if the situation doesn't improve, it could face large fines for violating European Union PM-10 limits.
The dust suppressant scheme isn't without its critics. Alan Andrews, from the environmental law group Client Earth, says suppressants "address the symptoms and not the causes of the problem." That's true, of course, but a short-term solution like this can help while longer-term solutions (like the city's new ban on diesel vehicles) are taking effect.
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Right down the bottom of this article, "The benefits of ThreadLocal". It covers scenarios where they are useful.
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If you use storage then don't forget to do the cleanup.
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ThreadLocal is a handy class for simplifying development of thread-safe concurrent programs by making the object stored in this class not sharable between threads. ThreadLocal class encapsulates non-thread-safe classes to be safely used in a multi-threaded environment and also allows you to create per-thread-singleton. A typical example would be:
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Property Details
Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
Welcome to our Santa Barbara Ocean Getaway which is the best value for a 2BR/2BA in Santa Barbara. It is unmatched for its location, quality and price!
There are 200+ 2BR/2BA (780 in total) vacation rentals in the 'Santa Barbara Area' and of these, 125 are supposed to be in 'Santa Barbara'. So how do you chose - location, location, location! And then compare our quality and price....
We are not in Carpentaria, Goleta, Summerland or Montecito. We are also not in the suburbs of Santa Barbara such as San Roque, Mission Canyon, Los Positas etc.
We are in the coveted Historic West Beach area, steps from the beach, Las Banos Public Pool, Stearns Wharf, Harbor, world-class dining, and downtown shops, including our own local farmers market. We are not next to the railroad tracks, highway or on a commercial thoroughfare.
Leave your car and associated traffic/parking worries behind. We even offer RARE off street reserved parking.
The Ocean Getaway resides in a historical turn of the century building and retains the charm of the day's bygone. It has been lovingly restored to reflect Santa Barbara's style including hand cast plaster, 10 feet vaulted ceilings and Waterford fireplace giving it both a romantic and European feeling.
The sparkling open and fully equipped kitchen was designed with high quality construction, including granite countertops, limestone floors, custom cabinets made by our own local cabinet maker, PJ Mulligan, that are complimented with high end appliances: Subzero refrigerator, Wolf cook top stove, oven, dishwasher, microwave, expresso machine and of course a washer and dryer. The dining room table accommodates up to 5.
The warm and cozy living room is a great gathering area with hardwood floors, Waterford fireplace, 50-inch Plasma TV, and stereo to add to its ambiance. The leather couch has a queen size sleeper and accompanies two comfortable over-stuffed venetian chairs and an antique Louis VIV desk. Complimentary broadband wireless internet is provided throughout.
The living room also has glass doors with views of the courtyard and grand Italian fountain. The courtyard has flowers and green shrubbery that can be enjoyed on our 2 chaise lounges and/or 2 sets of dining table and chairs. A large gas grill has also been provided for enjoyment of our local flavors
The king bedroom offers a 40" HDTV with an accompanying bathroom that includes a walk in shower. The queen bedroom has with a 20' HDTV and accompanying bathroom with shower/tub combination. The bathrooms are new and done with limestone floors, granite countertops and custom Santa Barbara-style cabinets.
When you book with us, you are booking directly with the owners, which means you are not dealing with a management company, or a 3rd party call center, or a computerized mobile application. Often times the 3rd party does not live in town or even know the property. We know our properties intimately, as we both own and manage them, and have a 15+ year track record. Our sixteen FIVE star reviews speak for themselves, including our cleanliness. Also our history as a vacation rental ensures that the property will be delivered. Unfortunately there are some fraudulent offerings and sometimes rental agencies have the ability to 'substitute' your property with another.
Upon booking, directions are emailed along with our contact information, Restaurant Recommendations, Winery and Activities Recommendations and Welcome Notes providing detailed information about the Beach Getaway. In this way, you can drive right to the Getaway, which has a lock box where you'll use your unique code to enter. There is no need to set up an appointment. Inside, you'll enjoy premium amenities: shampoo, soaps, paper & cleaning products, and 5 star quality bath and beach towels, linens and cleaniness.
And we offer complimentary champagne upon your arrival.
While priced slightly higher than most 1BR/1BA's, the Ocean Getaway offers a comfortable stay for 2 couples or a small family. Most of the single hotel rooms are priced higher and yet our Ocean Getaway offers so much more.
We welcome a comparison to the 200+ vacation rentals and Hotels as we are unmatched in location, quality & price! The Exceptional Ocean Getaway is a rare retreat in both its location and amenities. A winning combination of location, quality and price!
(A few helpful hints when comparing us to others. The Ocean Getaway is on the ground floor, 1 level, with FULL bathrooms and bedrooms, NO lofts or stairs. We also offer private reserved parking, as opposed to parking on the street which is a challenge being so close to the beach. Finally, we are not located on a commercial thorough fare, next to the Highway (APS or 101) or railroad tracks. We are in an upscale residential enclave in the West Beach Area, in Santa Barbara, 2 blocks to the Beach and State Street.)
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Recent Review
Best location, great property
About the Owner
About Melanie Cava
We fell in love with the downtown Santa Barbara and found this fabulous historical property that needed an owner to give it tender loving care and this is exactly what we did. We leveraged a lifetime of rebuilding properties and for this property we did it for fun - it has been our joy. We completely remodeled to reflect the true Santa Barbara style and ambiance with hand cast plaster, limestone and wood floors, waterford fireplace to name a few.
Melanie Cava purchased this condo in 1999
Why Melanie Cava chose Santa Barbara
Location, location, location and history. We are located in West Beach, 2 blocks to the sand and 2 blocks from downtown, in a nice residential area. We are not adjacent the highway, railroad tracks or on a commercial street. The quality of this property and its location are extremely rate which is what prompted us to buy this gem. As a historical building it has a lot of land encompassing it and private reserved parking which is rare.
What makes this condo unique
The benefit of our Ocean Getaway is that you can truly enjoy Santa Barbara, its beach and its unique beauty and personality, as opposed to being in outlying suburban areas, that look like any other or for that matter some of the pictures may look good but the neighborhood is not up to par. We are unmatched in location, quality and price.
19 Reviews
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Best location, great property
We chose this apartment due to the location and it was perfect. We walked almost everywhere we wanted to go, especially the beach and many places in downtown SB. The apartment itself is quite spacious, very nicely decorated, very clean, and outfitted with everything we needed. The outdoor terrace is spacious and lovely and we sat outside enjoying the weather and fresh air quite a bit. The neighborhood and building are quiet and our space felt very private even though there are other condos in the building. We felt totally alone. Our bed was very comfortable, which always matters. We would certainly book this property again.
a vacation rental dream come true
a wonderful property . . . . and definitely "as advertised" - we were not disappointed - a beautiful property with
quality and cleanliness - conveniently located - walking distance to many many places - and the extra plus of
having a private parking place off street!!!! i highly recommend this property a beautiful two bedroom/two bath
in a lovely surrounding - with complete privacy and security - we followed all the recommendations and loved every restaurant - every shop - every activity
Absolutely Lovely
We were so happy the minute we walked in. It is very tastefully decorated, comfortable and clean. Everything we could possibly need was available, it was like being at home. It's a super location...just a short walk to the harbor or the wharf. We absolutely recommend this place and hope to visit again.
The Ocean Getaway--Delightful
We recently stayed in this lovely appointed rental. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the accommodations far exceeded our expectations. The owners' description of their property is accurate in every way. Our group of 5 enjoyed it tremendously. It is beautifully decorated and has a lovely patio area with fountain. We ate all of our meals outside.
The location is excellent. It is a short walk (2 blocks) to the beach and to State Street. There is a market just around the corner. No need for a car in-town. We only used ours for hiking excursions and short out of the area day-trips. There are multiple restaurants in the area. Rentals for paddleboarding,biking, surfing etc are within walking distance. Brophy Brothers in the harbor is a short walk---a very casual "local" hangout for fresh fish & clam chowder, cocktails...less touristy than the wharf. The owners provide so many extra amenities--from a well stocked kitchen, to shampoo/conditioner and body soaps in the bathroom. We will return.
Unbelievable place to stay !
We absolutely loved this place. It acommadated 6 people comfortably. It is within walking distance of the beach, restaurants and shopping. Loved , loved , loved it ! The keys were easy to find and laundry soap, paper towels, coffee filters, beach towels , shampoo, hair dryers, ironing board and iron, just to mention a few, were all supplied. Each room had it's own t.v. and the bottle of champagne in the refrigerator was the BEST ! I would highly recommend it to anyone who would like a California beach getaway in Santa Barbara. I used to live there and so I knew my way around, but it was a real treat to walk into this place and feel right at home .
Are you kidding me?
This was a trip that was planned for 20 years. My adult daughter and I arrived in sunny, gorgeous Santa Barbara to begin a week of relaxation and reflection. She was born there some 30 years ago and we have longed to return to reminisce. I have never used VRBO.com before and had no idea what to expect. We hit a WINNER on our first time on the site. This rental was PERFECT! The location was simply fantastic. It was beautiful, well appointed, clean, the private patio made us feel like millionaires. The two bedroom, two bath was perfect for us. The TV was the size of a drive in movie.
This rental unit exceeded our expectations by a mile in every way. We are grateful to have found such a terrific location and accomodation. We will return each April and hope that we are able to secure this unit. By the time we left, we felt it was "OURS" and we were jealous that someone else was coming to our "home." It's silly, I know. But that's how we felt.
And the communication and customer service prior to the rental was also friendly and professional. They took time to answer my many anxious questions with humor. It was an important and long awaited trip so I wanted it to go well.
PERFECT! We are grateful and have a week of fantastic memories at our "home" near the beach in sunny Santa Barbara!
Thank you!
Kind regards,
Terry Murphy
From the Owner
"Location, location, location and history. We are located in West Beach, 2 blocks to the sand and 2 blocks from downtown, in a nice residential area. We are not adjacent the highway, railroad tracks or on a commercial street. The quality of this property and its location are extremely rate which is what prompted us to buy this gem. As a historical building it has a lot of land encompassing it and private reserved parking which is rare."
Activity and Interests
There are 900+ vacation rentals in the 'Santa Barbara Area'. Vacation rentals pricing follow the same trend as real estate pricing - location, location. The farther out you go out of Santa Barbara, the less expensive the real estate and the better the vacation rental pricing.
We are located in the best area of Santa Barbara - the Historic West Beach Area - 2 blocks to the Beach and downtown Santa Barbara, yet not on a commercial thoroughfare, not next to the railroad tracks or not adjacent a highway. And we offer private reserved parking.
In addition to location, look at our property and compare amenities and pricing. We are unmatched.
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Spring break
Mar 11 2017 - Apr 9 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Easter Weekend
Apr 14 2017 - Apr 17 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
2017 High Season & HOLIDAYS
May 20 2017 - Sep 10 2017
5 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Nov 19 2017 - Nov 27 2017
4 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Additional information about rental rates
|$150 + Tax
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
The 15% Tax Rate is for 12% TOT Tax and 3% Homeaway fee to owner.
$600 refundable damage security deposit.
3 night rate reduced the longer the stay, i.e. 4 nights versus 3, 5 nights versus 4 etc..
Rates assume party of 4.
High Season rates for Holidays, Graduation week & Spring Break.
Inquire for monthly rates which depend on length of stay & season.
Maximum occupancy up to 6.
50% of the rent, tax, cleaning fee & damage security deposit are required to confirm a reservation with the remaining 50% due 30 days before check-in.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"The benefit of our Ocean Getaway is that you can truly enjoy Santa Barbara, its beach and its unique beauty and personality, as opposed to being in outlying suburban areas, that look like any other or for that matter some of the pictures may look good but the neighborhood is not up to par. We are unmatched in location, quality and price."
Property Type
- condo
- Adventure
- Budget
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Spa
- Tourist Attractions
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Broadband Access ...
- Clothes Dryer
- Fireplace ...
- Fitness Room / Equipment ...
- Gas Fireplace ...
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Laundry Soap
- Linens Provided
- Living Room
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Paper Towels
- Parking ...
- Parking Off Street ...
- Shampoo
- Sofa Bed
- Telephone
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine
- Water Cooler
- Wireless Internet
- Blender
- Catering Available ...
- Coffee Grinder
- Coffee Maker ...
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Grill
- Ice Maker
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items ...
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Stove
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Books
- Books for Adults
- CD Player
- Radio
- Satellite / Cable
- Stereo
- Television ...
- Video Library
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool ...
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- Beach
- Beachfront
- Downtown
- Oceanfront
- Town
- Waterfront
- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- health/beauty spa
- library
- live theater
- marina
- museums
- playground
- reefs
- restaurants
- winery tours
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- boating
- gambling casinos
- horseback riding
- horseshoes
- outlet shopping
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- shelling
- shopping
- shuffleboard
- sight seeing
- walking
- whale watching
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- basketball court
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- equestrian events
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- hot air ballooning
- jet skiing
- kayaking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- paragliding
- parasailing
- pier fishing
- racquetball
- rafting
- rock climbing
- roller blading
- sailing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling
- snorkeling/diving
- sound/bay fishing
- surf fishing
- surfing
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 1100 sq. ft.
- Bathroom 2 - toilet, shower, Large walk in shower with custom glass
- Bathroom 1 - toilet, combination tub/shower
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Convertible bed(s) - 1 sleep sofa /futon, Queen size pull out couch in the living room
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Chickens, Ducks, and Rabbits Zoning Project
This project began in January 2013 and finished in July 2013
Franklin County planners and a range of stakeholders drafted an amendment to the Franklin County Zoning Resolution to ease restrictions on raising chickens, ducks and rabbits for personal use.
Raising chickens, ducks, and rabbits is considered an agricultural use and was prohibited on lots smaller than 1 acre and severely limited on lots between 1 and 5 acres. This amendment allows residents to raise chickens, ducks and rabbits on these smaller lots while following reasonable development standards. These standards will help to avoid problems that may otherwise be associated with raising chickens, ducks and rabbits in populated areas.
Benefits of keeping chickens, ducks and rabbits
Raising backyard chickens, ducks and rabbits can contribute to Franklin County's food security. Increasing access to fresh, local food products benefits citizens of Franklin County by promoting a healthy, sustainable local food network.
Additional benefits include:
- Providing nutritious food at affordable costs - Raising backyard chickens, ducks and rabbits allows residents of all ages and incomes to access fresh food that they can raise themselves. This is especially beneficial in areas with limited grocery store access.
- Promoting healthy living - Raising backyard chickens, ducks and rabbits provides physical, emotional and mental health benefits to residents.
- Sustainable land use - Raising backyard chickens, ducks and rabbits is a productive and sustainable use of land
In drafting the regulation, we sought input from a range of stakeholders including:
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Poultry Association
Ohio Ecological Food & Farm Association
Ohio State University Extension Office
Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association
Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio
Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District
Franklin County Public Health
Franklin County Sanitary Engineers
Township Boards of Trustees
Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission
Franklin County Local Food Council
Local Matters
Local producers
Final approval
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners approved the Chickens, Ducks and Rabbits Zoning Regulation on July 9, 2013. The commissioners' final action followed approvals by the Franklin County Planning Commission and the Franklin County Rural Zoning Commission.
The regulation took effect on August 8, 2013.
Chickens, Ducks and Rabbits regulation adopted 7/9/2013
Additional resources
Chickens, Duck and Rabbits Certificate of Zoning Compliance
Chicken Keeping QuickFacts
Composting Guide
Board of Commissioners Agencies
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Wed, 23 March 2016
Got a smartphone or tablet? Then you could be drawing your own illustrations, clipart, and avatars! In Learning in Hand #32 I share examples and show techniques for creating your own artwork, even if you don't consider yourself an artist. My technique is based on tracing photos, so don't worry if you are embarrassed by your drawing skills. The video features the free Adobe Illustrator Draw app for iPad, iPhone, and Android, and the techniques can certainly be used in other drawing apps.
Go to learninignhand.com/draw for a transcript with links.
Direct download: Draw_Illustrations-Tony_Vincent.mp4
Category:general -- posted at: 8:42am CST
Mon, 18 May 2015
Learning in Hand Show #31 is about giving your learning centers or stations a makeover. The collection of activities teachers provide their students at a center can be enhanced with technology, even if there's only one computer or tablet available. Watch the video to learn about some of the websites and apps that can help you set the course of the center, provide content, support creativity, and capture responses.
Visit http://learninginhand.com/30 for a transcript with links.
Direct download: Learning_in_Hand_31.mp4
Category:general -- posted at: 3:37pm CST
Tue, 6 January 2015
Learning in Hand Show #30 is about making infopics. An infopic is a photo with text layered on top that is designed to communicate a message. Watch the video to see examples and to learn about tools and techniques for making your own.
Visit http://learninginhand.com/30 for a transcript with links.
Apps metioned include Mextures, Over, Skitch, Pic Collage, PicLab, PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, Path on, Pixlr, Canva, and Rhonna Designes.
Direct download: 30_-_Producing_Infopics.m4v
Category:general -- posted at: 6:37pm CST
Sun, 5 October 2014
Learning in Hand Show #29 tells you about three websites that are great for finding clipart, photos, symbols, and icons. These sites feature images that you already have permission to use on your website, blog, poster, slideshow, video, animation, etc., etc. Also, get tips on how to download these images and advice for finding images to illustrate your ideas.
Visit learninginhand.com/29 for a transcript with links.
Direct download: Learning_in_Hand_29.m4v
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 10:42pm CST
Wed, 17 September 2014
Learning in Hand #28 is about some of what's new in Apple's iOS 8. Instead of showing you the major features you might already know about, Tony Vincent demonstrates the lesser known additions that teachers, students, and parents will be interested in. These include additions to the Notes app, predictive typing, dictation enhancements, sharing options, zoom improvements, speak screen, time limits, and updates to the photo library.
Go to learninginhand.com/28 for a transcirpt of this episode.
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Direct download: Learning_in_Hand_28_720.mp4
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:26am CST
Tue, 22 April 2014
Learning in Hand #27 is all about the Stick Around app for iPad. The idea behind Stick Around is simple: players move stickers onto the correct spots on a background. The thing is, you not only use Stick Around to play these sticker puzzles, but you use it to create them as well!
Watch to learn how to play Stick Around's sorting, labeling, and matching puzzles. You'll see that stickers can have notes, arrows, comments, web links, and audio. You'll also see that stickers don't have to be just text–your stickers can be images and drawings!
Then watch to see a puzzle created in five steps: design a background, add stickers, make an answer key, enter information, and test the puzzle.
Stick Around is $2.99 and available in the App Store and half price in Apple's Volume Purchase Program.
When you make your own study aids, it aids in your own studying!
Transcript is available at: http://learninginhand.com/27
Direct download: Learning_in_Hand_27.mp4
Category:general -- posted at: 10:10pm CST
Sun, 2 June 2013
Learning in Hand #26 is about Padlet and Lino. Padlet and Lino are the two best online sticky note services around. They are web-based and work great on iPads, PCs, Macs, smartphones, and tablets. Walls can be set up so that students can use them without logins or passwords, making them easy to infuse into lessons. And the sticky notes aren't limited to text–they can have images, videos, and hyperlinks. Discover how teachers are using these virtual message boards everyday to collect student products, power communication, and fuel productive collaboration.
Transcript is available at learninginhand.com/26.
Direct download: Learning_in_Hand_26-u570.m4v
Category:general -- posted at: 2:31pm CST
Thu, 22 March 2012
Tony Vincent explains QR codes and shows examples of how they can be used inside and outside of the classroom. For a transcript with web links, go to http://learninginhand.com/qr.
Direct download: LearningInHand24-QR_Codes.m4v
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:23am CST
Mon, 25 October 2010
Learn how iPod touch and iPad can be used for mobile learning and project based learning. Transcript is available at learninginhand.com/pbl.
Thu, 2 September 2010
Watch for how to sync voice memos from an iPod, iPod touch, or iPhone. Using Smart Playlists in iTunes, see how students and teachers can sync and automatically organize recordings. This process is essential in classrooms where teachers collect reading fluency samples, student reflections, and podcast segments. Transcript is available at learninginhand.com/23
Thu, 10 June 2010
This episode features lists of apps for Apple's handhelds. It also showcases apps that educators have shared on Twitter. Transcript is available at tonyv.me/22.
Thu, 1 April 2010
Learn about recording an audio podcast and publishing it using only an iPod touch--no Mac or PC required. See how the free blogging service Posterous makes this possible. Transcript is available at http://learninginhand.com/21.
Direct download: iPods21.m4v
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:00am CST
Thu, 11 February 2010
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #20: Classroom Dos and Don'ts gives technical and management tips for teachers using iPod touches in their classrooms. Listen for some helpful dos and don'ts, including how to name iPods, charging solutions, cheap accessories, playlist use, transferring apps, and much more. You can see the entire list at tonyv.me/do.
Direct download: iPods20.m4a
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 8:52pm CST
Tue, 22 September 2009
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #19: Maps, Screenshots, & Comics shows you how to take a tour of Washington, D.C., take photos along the way, and use those photos in a comic strip--all on an iPod touch. The Maps app, the screenshot feature, Google Earth, and Strip Designer are used to create an informative comic strip.
Direct download: iPods19.mp4
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:38pm CST
Tue, 8 September 2009
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #18: iPod touch Basics shows the fundamentals that iPod touch and iPhones users should know. Items in this episode:iPod touch runs the iPhone Operating System that is currently at version 3.0, Sleep/Wake buttons, Slide to unlock, Touchscreen information, Home screen organization, Selection of text, Copy & paste, Setting up Wi-Fi internet access, Turning off keyboard clicks, and Apple's 100+ page iPod touch manual. Go to a web app user guide in iPod touch's Safari at help.apple.com/ipodtouch.
Direct download: iPods18.m4v
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 9:23pm CST
Wed, 18 February 2009
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #17: Favorite iPod touch Apps was recorded live. It was supposed to be a call-in show, but no one called in. Fortunately, there were live listeners in the chatroom who asked great questions. Besides sharing some useful information about the App Store and installing apps, listen for information about the Google Moderator series designed for educators to vote for their favorite apps. You can find the series at tinyurl.com/edapps. Please contribute your own and please vote! Tune in for all 16 minutes of Episode #17 to hear all about some of the great software the App Store has to offer.
Direct download: iPods17.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 4:44pm CST
Thu, 25 December 2008
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #16: iPod touch Tips shares some of my favorite tips and tricks for Safari, text entry, and the Home screen. In the video I do not attempt to show you the basics of using iPod touch. Mostly because Apple.com has a great iPod touch Guided Tour video and 116-page User Guide. Instead, I share tips that I hope are at least partly new to even experienced iPod touch and iPhone users. Go to learninginhand.com for show notes.
Direct download: iPods16.mp4
Category:Vidcast -- posted at: 3:34pm CST
Sun, 21 December 2008
This is the podcast's first video episode. In the video I show different ways to create hyperlinks to items within the iTunes Store, like podcasts and apps. The episode is particularly relevant for iPod touch and iPhone users, as the same hyperlinks that work with a desktop browser and iTunes also work with mobile Safari, mobile iTunes, and the mobile App Store on the device itself. Watch all 10 minutes of Episode #15 to learn how to link to media and apps in iTunes and see how those links work on an iPod touch.
Direct download: iPods15.mp4
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 10:00am CST
Tue, 16 September 2008
Episode #14: Voice Recording
This is Learning in Hand: iPods. My name is Tony Vincent and this is the show where I share tips, how-tos, and ideas for iPods in teaching and learning. Episode 14, "Voice Recording" recorded September 2008, happens now!
A popular student and teacher use of iPods is voice recording. While you can use a computer for recording, it's handy to have a portable recording device for lectures, class discussions, announcements, interviews, and notes.
Portable voice recorders can also be useful for recording podcasting segments. Sean Porter's 4th graders in Lincoln, Nebraska have a segment in their Club 4Cast podcast called "Word of the Week." The students ask others in their school building what the word of the week means. One response is the correct one and it's the listener's job to figure out which one that is. Let's listen...
(Segment Plays)
Another great use for portable recording is to document field trips. These are sometimes called "Sound-Seeing Tours." I like these because it makes students very aware of what they are seeing because they have to describe it with words. A couple years ago I used my iPod to record my trip through the Sonoran Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona. The museum is actually outside in the hot, hot desert. I rested under a tree because it had a light mist floating in the air. There were two docents under the tree, so I asked about the moisture I felt. Let's listen to what I recorded...
(Segment Plays)
Note that that recording was made using an older iPod--an iPod that could only record in low quality. Today's iPod's record in CD-quality. In fact, I'm using an iPod nano right now to record this whole episode. Sounds pretty good, huh?
Unlike many other MP3 players, iPods do not have built-in microphones. You'll have to purchase a microphone attachment. The good news is that iPods with click wheels have the Voice Recording software onboard--attaching a microphone activates that software. This means you don't have to worry about loading an application on the iPod to make the recorder work.
Voice recorder attachments connect to iPods using the dock connector at the bottom of the player. These attachments cost between $30 and $80. iPod nanos and classics released after September 2008 have the ability to record from the headphone jack. You can use earbuds with built-in microphones on the wires to record--headphones like the ones used by iPhones. Though, attachable microphones are better for recording more than one person and for capturing sounds that are far away, so I do prefer attachable microphones. Some of the dock connector attachments have a port to plug in your own microphone, like a lapel mic. They might also have a place to plug in a power supply so you can record longer without having to remove the attachment to charge the device.
iPod microphone attachments might offer other features too, like built-in speakers so you can listen your recording without earbuds. Some offer stereo recording. But, for voice recording, stereo isn't very important at all.
After attaching a microphone, you should see Voice Memos listed in the iPod's menu. Selecting it will give you a screen where you can start recording. After you begin recording, you can pause recording and start recording again, save, or delete. When saved, the voice memos are stored and listed by date and time. Newer iPods give you the option of labeling the recording with categories like podcast, interview, lecture, idea, meeting, and notes. The labels might come in useful if you end up with a lot of recordings on your iPod.
There are two ways to get the recording off your iPod. The first method involves syncing the iPod to iTunes. If there are voice memos present on the device, iTunes will ask if you want to import them. If you click yes, the recording will appear in a playlist titled "Voice Memos." That recording will be in WAV or Apple Lossless format. Apple's iPods released after September 2008 record in Apple Lossless. Its file size is about 40% the size of a WAV file but is full CD-quality. The problem is that while all Apple software recognizes the Apple Lossless file format, most other software does not. You may need to use iTunes to convert the Apple Lossless file to WAV or MP3 formats.
The other way to copy the recording off of an iPod is by using disk mode. With disk mode enabled, you can open an iPod like a flash drive. In the main folder will be a Recordings folder. Open that and you can see the WAV or Apple Lossless files inside. Just drag and drop these to your desktop or other folder to copy them there. Using disk mode means you don't use iTunes to sync the recording from the device--which is nice because you may want to use the recording on a computer that doesn't have iTunes or a computer that the iPod doesn't normally sync to.
You can expect a WAV file to be about 1MB in size for every minute--that's 600MB an hour. When you convert a WAV file into MP3 or AAC formats, it's about 1/10th the size. By default, iTunes will convert to AAC. Just select the file in iTunes and click Convert Selection to AAC from the Advanced Menu. You can change import options in iTunes' Preferences to use MP3 or WAV instead of that AAC format.
You might like to use Audacity or GarageBand to edit the recording. If the person doing the talking is anything like me, there will be plenty of goof-ups, requiring editing. To make editing easier, I suggest clicking the center button to insert chapter marks when a mistake is made. However, only the newest of iPods have this feature. And if you convert the file from Apple Lossless to WAV or MP3, you'll lose the markers anyhow. So another tactic to mark where editing needs to occur is to scream into the microphone. This way when it's imported into the audio editing program, you can clearly see the waveforms from the scream--and then that's where you need to edit (and your listeners will appreciate you editing out the scream along with the mistake). If screaming isn't your thing, you could simply blow for a few seconds into the mic instead. You'll notice this waveform in the editing software, again signaling you where to edit.
I've found that iPod nanos work better than classics for voice recording. That's because the classic has a hard disk that spins up and down and you can actually hear that noise in your recording. The nano doesn't have a hard disk since it only uses flash memory, making it completely silent. You might think a classic would be better because it offers more capacity so you can record longer. Well, recording a WAV file take up about 600MB per hour. So if you have 4GB of free space on a nano, you can record for nearly 7 hours before running out of space. The battery will run out before you run out of storage. But if you need more recording time (or need to store lots of long recordings because you can't immediately transfer them to a computer), then maybe a classic is a better iPod for recording for you. But, for most all teachers and students, a nano is the best choice.
With its current software, iPod touch cannot use an attachable microphone. When attached, the touch says that the device cannot be used. However, the newest 2nd generation iPod touch can record through the headset jack. It's a matter of installing an application that allows you to record, as this is not currently built into touch's software like it is in click wheel iPods.
No matter what kind of iPod or microphone you use, recording yourself or others is a powerful way to learn and create. My nano and TuneTalk microphone helped me create this episode.
That's it for Episode 14. Thank you very much for listening. If you like this podcast, I'd appreciate you giving it a good review in iTunes. Stay lovely everyone!
Direct download: iPods14.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 6:22pm CST
Mon, 18 August 2008
Episode #13 is full of ways to extend battery life, care for batteries, and advice for charging. You know how important a battery is to an iPod. If an iPod's battery is completely drained, you can't use the device until you plug it into a power source. And, after a couple years of use, a battery's capacity to hold a charge diminishes. What you actually do with an iPod greatly affects how long one charge will last. This episode discusses some of the things that drain the battery the most. Additionally, listen for ways you can keep iPod batteries from premature aging. Listen to all 12 minutes of Episode #13 for the full scoop.
Direct download: iPods13.m4a
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 6:36pm CST
Wed, 25 June 2008
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #12 gives an overview of the free 34-page booklet I recently made available. The PDF is titled Podcasting for Teachers & Students and in it, I focus on free and cross-platform software so that both Windows and Macintosh users feel included. First, learn what a podcast is and then learn to find, subscribe, and listen to them. You probably already know how to do that, so most of the booklet tells about creating a podcast using Audacity, Levelator, and iTunes. Also, three methods of posting the podcast online are included in Podcasting for Teachers & Students. I tried to make the directions clear and simple so teachers and students can focus on communicating their messages.
Direct download: iPods12.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 2:26pm CST
Tue, 25 March 2008
Episode #10: Artwork & Lyrics by Tony Vincent This is Learning in Hand: iPods. My name is Tony Vincent and this is the podcast where I share tips, how-tos, and ideas for iPods in teaching and learning. Episode 11, "Artwork & Lyrics," recorded March 2008, happens now! I'm going to tell you about two things you can add to audio files that make them more useful on an iPod. While almost all references you'll find to artwork and lyrics deal with music, the audio files do not have to be songs. They can be recordings from a voice recorder, ripped from a CD, podcasts, files from Audacity or GarageBand, or downloaded from the Internet. Wherever you got the audio, let's explore adding customized artwork and accompanying text to these files! Artwork First, if you are listening on an iPod, you can see that this episode has artwork. Look at your iPod's screen and you can see that this podcast has a square graphic I made that says Learning in Hand: iPods with blue and orange lettering. That's the artwork, also called cover art or album art. You might notice that most podcasts and all music downloaded from iTunes has artwork. Newer iPods even have Cover Flow where you can browse an iPod's contents by the artwork. If a file has no artwork, then a gray generic graphic with a musical note on it is used. You can use iTunes to easily add or change an audio file's artwork. Artwork appears in iTunes in the artwork viewer in the lower left corner of the iTunes window. If the viewer isn't showing you can click View > Show Artwork. You can drag an image into the artwork viewer to add cover art. But, let's do it using the File menu. Choose File > Get Info. Then click the Artwork tab. You can click in the box and paste a copied image. Or, click add and browse for a saved image file. Click OK. Sync or copy the file to an iPod. Then play the file on the iPod. The artwork will appear on the screen. It is possible to add multiple images as artwork in iTunes. However, only the first one will be displayed on an iPod. You can click through multiple pieces of artwork in iTunes' artwork viewer using the arrows that appear when more than one image is available for artwork. But since iPods only display the first one, I just give my files one image as artwork. Images that are square look best on an iPod and in iTunes. The images can be JPEGs, PNGs, GIFs, or TIFFs. The images could be scanned, digital photos, or created with a graphics program. Or, the image could be copied from a web page. I've found that images with a resolution of 300 x 300 pixels or larger look best. If you'd like to add the same image as artwork for multiple files, just select multiple files in iTunes and click File > Get Info. iTunes will warn you, "Are you sure you want to edit information for multiple items?" Click yes and you'll see the Artwork box. Just drag an image into that box or paste an image and click OK. Now each of those files you selected has that image as it's artwork. Ok, so why would you want to add artwork? Well, first it gives a visual cue about what you are listening to. Also, newer iPods and iTunes use Cover Flow where you can browse for a file by its artwork. iPod touch displays artwork as the entire background when playing audio--so having the generic gray artwork looks boring and isn't memorable. If you have iPods loaded with files for students, the artwork can help organize or add to the content. The artwork could have large text on it that gives students a reason for listening. For example, while listening to audio from NASA about Mars, the artwork could say, "How is Mars like Earth?" Text-oriented artwork could be made in PowerPoint and exported as a JPEG and then added in iTunes. But text works best on an iPod touch because of its large screen. Too much text on a little graphic can be difficult or impossible to read. Another educational use of artwork is for illustration. Students could make short recordings about an endangered animal. A photo of the animal used in the recording would make useful cover art. Teachers could use artwork as a way to manage differentiated content. Perhaps recording are color-coded depending on vocabulary level or content. Then the teacher could glance at an iPod's screen to see what is being listened to by glancing at the artwork on the screen. There are lots of ways artwork can be useful in classrooms. But, don't confuse artwork with an Enhanced Podcast. GarageBand can make Enhanced Podcasts, where it's like a narrated slide show where the image on the screen changes to match the audio. The artwork I've been talking about does not change--you can only have one image displayed on the iPod's screen. Lyrics I wish lyrics was named something else because the text doesn't have to be the words to a song. Lyrics in iTunes and on iPods can be a transcript of a speech, podcast, or other recording. The lyrics could be guiding questions, objectives, or a glossary of terms. In fact, the audio file you are listening to now has lyrics with it. If you're listening on a click wheel iPod, press the Center button four times (older iPod models may only take 3 presses). Now you can read the script for this episode while you listen. If you're an iPhone or iPod touch user, while on the Now Playing screen, just tap the middle of the screen and the Lyrics will appear. Swipe the screen to scroll through the text. How did I add this text to my audio file? Well, it was quite easy using iTunes and the process is very similar to adding artwork. In iTunes, select the audio file. From the File menu, choose Get Info. Click the Lyrics tab and enter the words in the text box. You are more than welcome to copy and paste the text into the box instead of typing it all out. Sorry, lyrics can only be text--that means no formatting like centering, bold, fonts, or colors. Click OK and then sync or copy the file to iPod. On the iPod, start playing the audio file you added the lyrics to. On an iPod with a click wheel press the Center button to cycle through the playback scrubber, ratings, shuffle, and lyrics. My iPod seems to pause a few moments before displaying lyrics. So be patient. If you're like me, you'll press that Center button too many times and end up having to cycle through again to display the lyrics. Newer iPods with click wheels have a nice touch of showing the artwork in the upper-left corner of the screen when displaying lyrics. And of course, you use the click wheel to scroll through the text on the lyrics screen. Like I've said, there are lots of uses for lyrics. Here's how I've used the lyrics feature. I found an MP3 of Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream Speech." I then find the transcript of the speech online. I copy the text and paste it as the lyrics in iTunes. Then students can listen and read at the same time. Lyrics could also be objectives for listening. Or, I like the idea of a glossary. Perhaps the recording from NASA has some hefty vocabulary words. They could be defined and available in lyrics so students can pause the recording and easily look up the meaning of a confusing word. For younger students, they could listen to a recording of their favorite story as they read the words on the iPod's screen. Anyhow, there are plenty of great uses when you can have accompanying text just a couple button presses away. You should note that iPods will only display the first 10,000 or so characters of lyrics. Anything longer will be cut off. So, if you have added the complete text of the U.S. Constitution to a recording of it, an iPod won't display the entire text, just the first 10,000 characters, which turns out to be about one-third of the Constitution. I'd suggest breaking down a longer audio file into smaller chunks. So with the Constitution, divide the audio by Articles and then you'll have enough room for the transcript of each section in the lyrics. Also note that WAV and QuickTime files do not support artwork or lyrics. But, MP3, AAC, m4a, and m4b do. You can use iTunes to convert a WAV or QuickTime file to MP3 or AAC and then you can add that beautiful artwork and text to the lyrics. Everything you edit in the File > Get Info are called ID3 tags--for Identify MP3. Other software and players besides iTunes and iPods can can use this information. Artwork and lyrics are actually stored in the audio file itself. So if you transfer or email the audio file and use it on another computer, guess what? The artwork and lyrics will show up on the new computer! You can add lyrics and cover art to your podcasts. Just bring the audio file into iTunes, add lyrics and cover art. Then drag and drop the file onto your desktop and upload to your podcast server. That's all for Episode 11. Thanks for listening. If you like this podcast, please give it a good review on iTunes. Don't forget you can go to learninginghand.com where you can read more about educational iPod uses. Stay special everyone!
Direct download: iPods11.m4a
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 10:24pm CST
Fri, 29 February 2008
Episode 10 focuses on various kinds of educational image sets that can be viewed in the Photos section of iPods. First, learn about commercial sources of image sets, like iPREPpress and Raybook. Explore many different kind of image sets, including visual books, study aids, flash cards, matching games, math manipulatives, converters, response cards, and more. In fact, you can visit learninginhand's Gallery of Educational Image Sets and download lots of great learning tools and resources for the Photos section of an iPod. Although teachers and students can download pre made image sets, the real value is using software like PowerPoint or Keynote to make your own image sets. Creating your own study aids really aids your study of a topic!
Direct download: iPods10.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 6:20am CST
Sat, 9 February 2008
You probably know that you can sync photos to an iPod. After all, it's an option in iPod's Main Menu. Photos of your children, pets, and vacations are fun to show off on iPod's screen. Episode 9 covers the basics of putting photos on an iPod and then tells you about viewing PowerPoint and Keynote slide shows on an iPod.
Direct download: iPods09.m4a
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 1:23pm CST
Mon, 14 January 2008
An iPod is easy to sync with one computer. In fact, it's really easy to sync multiple iPods to one computer. But, when you want to sync the same iPod to two or more computers, things get tricky. You can enable "manually manage music and videos" so you can connect an iPod with more than one computer without having those computers erase the iPod's content from the other computers. But, it also means that you'll have to hand-pick the audio and video when you want to update the iPod.
Direct download: iPods08.m4a
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 6:00pm CST
Sun, 16 September 2007
iQuiz is a game for iPods with fun game show sounds and slick graphics. iQuiz comes with sample quizzes, but the real power comes from teachers and students making their own quizzes for iQuiz. iQuizMaker is software for Mac and Windows computers that makes it easy to create quizes and sync them to iPods. iQuizShare.com is a site for downloading and sharing quizzes. Like iQuizShare, iQuizr.com is a place for downloading and sharing quizzes with the added feature of being able to create quizzes online. iQuiz comes pre-installed on all new iPod classics and iPod nanos. It's available for older full-sized iPods that can play video for 99 cents from the iTunes Store.
Direct download: iPods07.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 2:16pm CST
Tue, 31 July 2007
When you think of iPods, you think of those white earbuds. While iPods are designed for audio (and some for video, too), iPods with screens can also display text. In the Extras menu, you'll see the Notes option. That's were you can view text files that have been placed on the iPod. Learn how to copy notes to iPod along with the limitations and workarounds.
Direct download: iPods06.m4a
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 3:19pm CST
Thu, 5 July 2007
iPods are great little devices and almost all of the time, they work just fine. However, use an iPod long enough, and you're bound to have a problem or two. After checking to make sure the Hold switch is in the off position and the battery has a charge, it's time for the Five Rs of iPod troubleshooting: reset, retry, restart, reinstall, and restore.
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Category:podcasts -- posted at: 4:55pm CST
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A U.S. Department of Energy proposal to recycle scrap metal from its nuclear facilities has set off the radiation detectors of environmental groups, some in the metals industry and one member of Congress.
But the industry group representing metals recyclers says current safeguards will prevent any radioactive scrap from getting into jewelry, knives and forks and other common goods consumers use every day.
The DOE's draft proposal, issued in December, comes 13 years after then Energy Secretary Bill Richardson suspended shipments of metal scrap from the agency's sites because of public safety concerns.
"This involves risk. Radiation causes cancer," said Daniel Hirsch, president of the Committee to Bridge the Gap. "The U.S. population should not be used as a disposal facility."
Mr. Hirsch -- whose nonprofit examines nuclear safety, waste disposal and related issues -- said rescinding the scrap recycling moratorium that has been in place since 2000 demonstrates the Energy Department's "callous disregard for the public."
A DOE spokesman said the scrap in question "is uncontaminated and poses no more risk than the scrap metals that ordinary citizens and small businesses routinely place in their recycling bins."
"Safety is the only thing that matters here and we will not move forward with any recycling unless we're absolutely confident that it is entirely safe," DOE spokesman Robert Middaugh wrote in response to emailed questions.
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The Metals Industry Recycling Coalition, which represents metals producing groups, told DOE that there have been 84 cases worldwide of companies inadvertently melting radioactive scrap since 1980. Cleaning up a mill after such an incident can cost $12 million to $14 million, the industry group told DOE in a Feb. 5 letter.
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"We're not going to take anything that goes above background radiation levels," he said. "It's the end of the story at that point."
Mr. Wittenborn questions the DOE's estimate that about 14,000 metric tons of scrap would be recycled. He said estimates based on 2007 inventories at sites managed by DOE and the NRC indicate there may be as much as 1 million tons of the scrap.
"We know that a lot of consumers are very concerned about being exposed to radioactivity," he said.
U.S. Rep. Edward J. Markey has asked the agency to clarify the discrepancy, but has not received a response, said Eben Burnham-Snyder, Mr. Markey's spokesman. Last month, the Massachusetts Democrat introduced legislation that would prevent DOE from releasing the material.
Mr. Middaugh, who works for the agency's National Nuclear Security Administration, said most of the items to be recycled are tables, chairs, electrical panels and other materials removed while renovating or expanding the nuclear facilities. While the vast majority are not contaminated, their radiation levels will be tested before the scrap is sent to recyclers, he said.
Mr. Hirsch said the standards the agency will use to determine what is safe will expose consumers to the equivalent of dozens of chest X-rays over their lifetimes.
A spokeswoman for the Nuclear Information and Resource Service, a Takoma Park, Md., group that distributes information on nuclear issues, said DOE employees in field offices will determine what material to release. Diane D'Arrigo said given a choice between selling the metal as scrap or paying to dispose of it, they will be inclined to take the money.
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Re: Info on Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand
If you're asking which international airport to fly into from England to visit Ubon Ratchathani, then it's Bangkok's Suvarhabhumi International. From BKK, you could either fly via domestic budget airlines or take a VIP bus or the train to Ubon Ratchathani. Ubon Rathca is a pretty large town with lots of amenities and is close to the 'emerald triangle' where Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia meet (and not too far from central Vietnam).
I just read that the Khmer ruins of Preah Vihear wihch the Thai call Khao Phravihan is soon to reopen following nearly a year's dispute between Cambodia and Thailand as to the border eventhough it was determined several decades ago that Preah Vihear belonged to Cambodia as part of their Khmer empire/heritage a milleneum ago. Anyways, Preah Vihear is best accessed from the Thai side and it's a great excursion from Ubon. You can take a bus to Khantharalat which is the nearest town to the border. It could be a daytrip from Ubon, returning in the evening without any problems transport wise.
If you want to visit Laos, you're several hours away and there is even an 'international bus' that runs between Ubon Ratcha and the city of Pakse in Laos. Pakse is a large city but is a junction tranport point for destinations in southern Laos such as the 4,000 islands, Wat Phu in Chamapasak (another Khmer temple and UNESCO heritage site) or the Lao Bolaven Plateau which is 'coffe country'. Lots of great waterfalls to visit in this area during the rainy season. Anyways, have a great trip!
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Definitely go up to Khong Jiam it's a nothe golden triangle where you look over Laos and Cambodia at the same time.
It's also called the two coloured river as it is at the confluence of the Mul and Maekhong rivers.
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Several sections of this article are written in very poor English, leaving the reader to wonder what is being said. Someone who understand this topic (and who actually speaker proper English) needs to re-write those sections so the information will be accurately disseminated. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:28, 24 June 2011 (UTC)
Is it really "eight cords, one roof"? I thought it was "eight corners, one roof." --Ggeller (talk) 01:19, 22 December 2007 (UTC)
- "corners of the world" is a western idiom. The kanji literally transliterates to "cord", and this translation is also used in a number of English language sources, such as Huffman, James (2006). Modern Japan, An Encyclopedia of History, Culture and Nationalism. Routledge. ISBN 0815325258. page 46.--MChew (talk) 16:42, 24 December 2007 (UTC)
However, the «eight corners» is generally used by historians such as Bix, Wetzler and Edwards as it gives a better understanding of the true meaning of the word. The same is true of sankō sakusen which could be translated litterally as «operation three lights» but is translated as «operation three alls». --Flying tiger (talk) 17:27, 24 December 2007 (UTC)
What's the current status of the Hakko-Ichiu Monument? Does it still stand? 126.96.36.199 (talk) 02:11, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
- The monument itself till exists, and is the centerpiece of the Heiwadai Park in Miyazaki, Miyazaki, where it is now called the "Tower of Peace". See ja:平和台公園 --MChew (talk) 04:11, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
226 and 515 rebellion[edit]
Hakko ichiu means "all the world under one roof", Japan insisted Racial equality. The officers who commited 226 and 515 rebellion were executed by government, they are irrelavant of national slogan.--Bukubku (talk) 00:01, 19 September 2010 (UTC)
The rebellions of 2-2-6 and 5-1-5 were the direct result of growing nationalist movements, so at least there at is the link between this and expansionism. Certainly more relevant to the topic of the article than the Jews ??!!!! Anyway, I won't object to removal of the stuff related to rebellions, but will delete irrelevant matters such as jewish settlements and, most of all imperialist propaganda about the purpose of Manchukuo...--Flying Tiger (talk) 14:29, 19 September 2010 (UTC)
- Natinalist movements were the rebel's movement. The govermental movement was more relevant to jewish. I added official sources.--Bukubku (talk) 12:33, 21 September 2010 (UTC)
Manchukuo was an occupied territory. There is nothing about racial equality about this topic. Moroever, there is NO link at all between Jews, racial equality and Hakko Ichiu...--Flying Tiger (talk) 17:14, 21 September 2010 (UTC)
- Occupied or not, there were certainly racial equality for Jewish. Jewish and Hakko Ichiu Policy was enforced by Prime minister Konoe. 226 and 515 rebellions were not the National policy.--Bukubku (talk) 10:37, 22 September 2010 (UTC)
- And so what is the link ??? You have never answered about how «racial equality» is related Hakko Ichiu ! What is your goal here ? To demonstrate that Shōwa expansionism was in fact a quest for racial equality ?? That the Greater East Asia War was a war of liberation as claimed by the Japanese defenders during the Tokyo trial ?? Sorry, this is not the place for your political agenda ... --Flying Tiger (talk) 17:07, 22 September 2010 (UTC)
Yes I have answered about that on 19 september. Meanwhile you choose to ignore my compromise and launched a war edit for your propaganda effort ! --Flying Tiger (talk) 21:52, 22 September 2010 (UTC)
- Flying tiger, Japan insisted racial equality and protected Jewish. They were the fact. Why good deed description was banned by you? There are good and bad aspect. I mixed your editon and your deleted one. --Bukubku (talk) 00:48, 23 September 2010 (UTC)
This diff here requires discussion -- see WP:NPOV and WP:RS and WP:WEIGHT.
A context of controversy is established:
- diff A 11:55, 28 February 2012 by 220.127.116.11--IP in Melbourne, Australia
- diff B 21:27, 3 August 2013 18.104.22.168 --IP in Tokyo, Japan
- diff C 21:30, 3 August 2013 Tentinator ... (Reverted good faith edit(s) by 126.96.36.199)
- diff D 16:14, 8 August 2013 22.214.171.124 --IP in Tokyo, Japan
- diff E 16:30, 8 August 2013 Enkyo2 (talk | contribs) . . (14,865 bytes) (+667) . . (Undid revision 567697186 by 126.96.36.199 concur with Tentinator)
- diff F 02:06, 13 August 2013 22.214.171.124 ... (do not remove sourced statement: see Jews in the Japanese mind. And context how its been used in revisionism.) --IP in Melbourne, Australia
The credibility of our wiki-project is not enhanced by restoring the 2012 wording. --Enkyo2 (talk) 13:22, 15 August 2013 (UTC)
- A stub article on David G. Goodman was created.
A cursory review of Chapter IX of the 1995 Free Press edition of Jews in the Japanese Mind does not show that the author's focus was Hakkō ichiu. This reference has been deleted -- see here.
Please notice that Goodman's opinion about historical revisionism is still cited with a linked excerpt form another source. --Enkyo2 (talk) 15:14, 15 August 2013 (UTC)
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