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The Popes, in chronological order AD 900-1000 118. Benedict IV. b. Rome; elected 1 Feb 900; d. July 903. A priest who had been ordained by Formosus he was "moderate and discreet" (tP) . He crowned as emperor Louis of Borgogna, shortly afterwards overthrown by Berengar who expelled the emperor from Italy leaving the papacy unprotected and subject to partisan strife. The contemporary chronicler Flodoard of Rheims praised Benedict for his good works among the poor. 119. Leo V. b. Ardea; elected July 903, d. Sept. Sept 903. An obscure parish priest who was probably a compromise choice about whom little is known. After a month in office he was overthrown by one of his priests, Christopher. He, in turn was deposed by an army headed by the indomitable Sergius, the anti-Formosan who had held the office briefly five years previously. Leo and Christopher were both imprisoned, and strangled in jail soon after the installation of Sergius who chroniclers claim was responsible for the murder. anti-pope Christopher (903-4) 120. Sergius III. b. Rome; elected 29 Jan, 904; d. 14 April, 911. Brought into office by the powerful Roman nobility, Theophylact and his wife Theodora who imposed five popes in succession. Sergius nullified all Formosan decisions including his clerical appointments, and declared John and his successors anti-popes. "A certain shameless strumpet called Theodora at one time was sole monarch of Rome" wrote Liutprand, Bishop of Cremona, in his history Antapadosis . Liutprand was biographer of Germany's King Otto and his envoy to Rome. "It is commonly believed that Sergius formed a union with (Theo's) daughter, Marozia, and by her had a son, the future pope John XI" (tP). Citing LP as its source, Uz reports that after Patriarch Nicholas I Mysticus refused to allow the Byzantine emperor Leo VI to marry for a fourth time, the pope sent a legate to Constantinople to approve it, whereupon the emperor deposed the patriarch "throwing the Eastern church into a confused period of controversy". 121. Anastasius III. b. Rome; elected April 911; d. June 913. He gained office at the instigation of the all-powerful Theophylact, head of the militia and papal finances, and the unscrupulous Theodora who boasted of being the power behind the throne (LP) Relations continued to worsen between Rome and Nicholas, the restored patriarch of Constantinople, after the latter's complaint about the approval given to Leo's marriage was apparently unheeded by Anastasius. "Little is known of him except he was a man of good repute" (NCE) 122. Lando. b. Sabina; elected June 913; d. Feb. 914. Son of a noble and the compromise pope of warring factions but otherwise (says tP) "the most shadowy figure who has ever occupied the pontificate" although he is depicted on one of Pozzi's coins in the British Museum. LPsuggests he was totally under the thumb of Theodora. He died suddenly and mysteriously. 123. John X. b. Tossignano; elected March 914; d. May 928. He had, for nine months, been archbishop of Ravenna when put into office by Theophylact. He revived the Formosus issue and thus "embittered the atmosphere of his pontificate" (tP) The pope crowned Berengar emperor but managed to win a notable battle against the Saracens without the emperor's help. John was rumored to have been the lover of Theodora, but ran afoul of her daughter Marozia. She saw the pope as a threat to the authority of her husband Guido, by now ruler of Rome. Together they had him imprisoned in Castel Sant'Angelo where he died, "almost certainly suffocated with a pillow" (ODP). "The first of the popes to be created by a woman and now destroyed by her daughter" wrote Bishop Liutprand. 124. Leo VI. b. Rome; elected May 928; d. Dec. 928. "Owed his election to Marozia...a stopgap appointment pending the time when Marozia's own son was ready to succeed" (ODP) No rulings, judgments or other forms of communication were allowed out of his office unless they had been cleared with Marozia according to LP. Leo successfully fought the Saracens and Hungarians (ISPR) 125. Stephen VII. b. Rome; elected Dec 928; d. Feb 931. The counts of Tusculum put him in office while Rome was still being governed by Alberic with his mother, Marozia, clearly an influence. Theodora's daughter Marozia, now Marquise of Tuscia, was called "a great whore" by Cardinal Baronius (LP) and accused by the 10th c. chronicler Flodoard of every sexual crime from incest to adultery. 126. John XI. b. Rome; elected March 931; d. Dec. 935, aged about 29. The son of Marozia whose father (according to both Bishop Lieutprand and LP) was Pope Sergius III. As pope, John officiated at Marozia's marriage to her brother in law, Italy's King Hugh. Scandalized Romans urged on by her other son Alberic, had her thrown into jail after which she disappeared from the historical record. Alberic proclaimed himself "prince" of the city, and confined John to ecclesiastical functions ("powerless, lacking all distinction, administering only sacraments" wrote Flodoard ) and promoted the election of a Roman cardinal and former Benedictine monk as Pope Leo VII. 127. Leo VII. b. Rome; elected 3 Jan, 936; d. 13 July, 939. A Roman cardinal and former Benedictine monk, his election was at the instigation of Alberic II, the city's secular ruler, with whose help and that of the reformist movement, he sought to remove all lay interference in the church and to reform monastic life. A reformer he instigated reform of the monasteies, and condemned witches and fortune tellers in France and Germany. He receives favorable mention in the writings of Flodoard who met and liked him. 128. Stephen VIII. b. Rome; elected 14 July, 939; d. Oct 942. The new pope owed his election to Alberic, still in control of Rome where he confined himself to uncontroversial ecclesiastical duties. Supported Louis IV of France whose citizens he threatened with excommunication if they did not follow their king. Conflicting historical accounts suggest he may have taken part in a conspiracy against Alberic which ended with his death while imprisoned. Uz declares that he was gruesomely tortured to death by Alberic. 129. Marinus II. b. Rome; elected 30 Oct., 942; d. May 946. With the papacy still under the thumb of Alberic, independent action was stifled but a 16th century historian, quoting from unnamed Vatican sources, suggests that Marinus was a strong moral presence who restored many churches, patronized the arts and was generous to the poor. 130. Agapitus II. b. Rome; elected 10 May, 946; d. Dec. 955. Elected as Alberic's candidate, he outlived him by one year, but along with the other clergy, was obliged to agree that both temporal and spiritual power should pass to the ruler's bastard son, Octavian, at Alberic's death. Agapitus supported France's King Louis in his political disputes but was forbidden by Alberic to crown as emperor Germany's Otto I who had done much to pacify Italy. 131. John XII b. Rome; elected 16 Dec, 955, d. 14 May, 964, at age 27. Changing his name from the name of a former pagan emperor, Alberic's 18-year-old son, Octavian, "preferred hunting to church ceremonies and was largely indifferent to religious matters' (tP) He made a 10-year-old boy Bishop of Lodi, attempted to impose celibacy on Italian clergy and lived surrounded by slaves and eunuchs. The monk chronicler Benedict of Soracte noted (Uz) that he "liked to have a collection of women". John reinaugurated the Holy Roman Empire by annointing as emperor, Otto I of Germany who in turn agreed to defend the enlarged papal state. 132. Leo VIII b. Rome; elected 6 Dec, 963; d. 1 March, 965. Formerly a lay member of the papal civil service, his appointment as pope had been a contentious issue because it came about when Otto's council deposed John, a still-living pope theoretically not subject to temporal authority. When Otto's forces left Rome and John returned, Leo gave way, briefly regaining the office when John died.. His term was interrupted again when Romans re-elected Benedict V causing a furious Otto to return and once again restore Leo. 133. Benedict V. b. Rome; elected 22 May, 964; d. 4 July 966. In defiance of Emperor Otto I, Romans elected Benedict, one of their own deacons, to the papacy but the emperor's response was to besiege the city, humiliate Benedict and exile him to Hamburg where he remained until his death. 134. John XIII. b. Rome; elected 1 Oct 965; d. 6 Sept., 972. Bishop of Narni, he was the cousin of Alberic and John XI, and grandson of Theophylact. He had been librarian during the licentious papacy of John XII. As Otto's candidate he was unpopular with Romans and for a time was imprisoned and then banished. He returned to Rome under the protection of the emperor whose 12-year-old son Otto he crowned as co-emperor in 967. There was tension between the eastern and western churches which John could do little to alleviate. 135. Benedict VI. b. Rome; elected 19 Jan 973; d. June 974. Backed by the emperor, and winning out over the candidate of the powerful Crescenti family, a former deacon named Franco, his rule was undermined by the death of Otto in 973 and the preoccupations of Otto II, now 19. The following year aristocratic Romans led by Crescentius, overthrew Benedict and confined him in the Castel Sant'Angelo. He was thought to have been strangled while there, probably to clear the way for Franco whose supporters now elected him as Boniface VII. anti-pope Boniface VII (974) 136. Benedict VII. b. Rome; elected Oct 974; d. 10 July, 983. Bishop of Sutri and a distant relative of the Crescenti family, he proved acceptable to all parties including Emperor Otto II with whom he collaborated in reorganizing the German church and organizing a synod which condemned the growth of simony (the selling of church bishoprics and other benefices). Before his pontificate he is said to have visited Jerusalem as a pilgrim and as pope he made efforts to reconcile the Slav (Eastern) church with Rome. 137. John XIV. b. Pavia; elected Dec 983; d. 20 Aug, 984. Bishop of Pavia he was the choice of Otto II who died the same year, leaving the imperial throne occupied by his 3-year-old son, and the pope lacking support. The usurper, Boniface VII, returned to Rome and with his allies imprisoned John who died in jail, maybe poisoned by the anti-pope (says PRW) whose own body, after his death, was dragged through the streets. It was deposited outside the Lateran "where people trampled on it and stabbed it with their spears" (ODP). Power reverted once again to the Crescenti family. anti-pope Boniface VII (974; 984-5) 138. John XV. b. Rome; elected Aug 985; d. March 996. Elected by the powerful Crescenti family and other aristocrats, he "was unpopular with the Roman clergy who accused him of favoring his family in clerical appointments" (BS). He mediated a potential conflict between England and Normandy and assumed the solitary right of creating saints. There were early stirrings of independence by the French church which was questioning the papacy's moral authority. PRW says he was imprisoned and left to starve to death; BS that he "fled to Tuscany where he died"; and ODP that he died from a violent attack of fever. 139 Gregory V. b. Saxony; elected 3 May 996; d. 18 Feb 999, aged 30. Arriving in Rome after John's death, Otto III installed as pope his 23-year-old cousin Bruno, a humble priest. He took the name Gregory and was the first German pope. Three weeks later the pope returned the favor by crowning Otto, then 15, as emperor. During Otto's subsequent absence, the anti-pope John (who had been his tutor) was nominated by the noble Crescentius family who resented Gregory as a "foreign pope". John XVI reigned for a year, forcing Gregory to flee to Pavia. On Emperor Otto's return, he deposed and mutilated the anti-pope, beheaded Crescentius and restored to the papal seat Gregory who died shortly afterwards of malaria aged 30. anti-pope John XVI (997-8) 140. Sylvester II. b. Auvergne; France. elected 2 April 999; d. 12 May 1003, aged about 58. Formerly Gerbert, archbishop of Rheims and then Ravenna, he became the first French pope. A scholar and reformer ("one of the most learned men in Europe"--S&S) he had earlier been threatened with excommunication by Pope John XV for upholding the French bishops who sought to act independently from Rome. He introduced the Arab system of numbers (ISPR) and continued the fight to end simony, the practise under which laymen paid clergy to grant them benefices. Worked closely with the 20-year-old Emperor Otto III, whose tutor he had been in science and mathematics and who extended the papal lands. In a premature demonstration of power, Count Gregory of Tusculum forced both pope and emperor to leave Rome for a two-year period during which Otto died. Sylvester himself may have been murdered. ODP calls him a highly cultured man who "dazzled contemporaries by the versatility and brilliance of his intellect".
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Alphabetical list of Popes
96 Adrian I (772-75)
107 Adrian II (867-872)
110 S. Adrian III (884-885)
168 Adrian IV (1154-9)
185 Adrian V (1276)
217 Adrian VI (1522-3)
57 S. Agapitus (535-6)
130 Agapitus II (946-955)
79 S. Agatho (678-81)
6 S. Alexander (105-115)
155 Alexander II (1061-73)
169 Alexander III (1159-81)
180 Alexander IV (1254-61)
anti-pope Alexander V
213 Alexander VI (1492-1503)
236 Alexander VII (1655-67)
240 Alexander VIII (1689-91)
3. S. Anacletus (76-93)
39. S. Anastasius (399-401)
50. Anastasius II (496-98)
121. Anastasius III (911-13)
167. Anastasius IV (1153-4)
11. S. Anicetus (155-166)
19. S. Anterus (236)
62 Benedict I (575-9)
81. S. Benedict II (684-5)
105. Benedict III (655-8)
118. Benedict IV (900-903)
133. Benedict V (964-6)
135. Benedict VI (973-4)
136. Benedict VII (974-83)
144. Benedict VIII (1012-24)
146. Benedict IX (1042)
anti-pope Benedict X (1058)
193. Benedict XI (1303-4)
196. Benedict XII (1335-42)
244. Benedict XIII (1724-30)
246. Benedict XIV (1740-58)
247. Benedict XV (1914-22)
42. S. Boniface I (418-22)
55. Boniface II (530-2)
66. Boniface III (607)
67. S. Boniface IV (608-15)
69. Boniface V (619-25)
113. Boniface VI (896)
anti-pope Boniface VII (974)
192. Boniface VIII (1294-1303)
202. Boniface IX (1389-1404)
28. S. Caius ( 283-96)
16. S. Callistus ( 217-22)
161. Callistus II ( 1119-24)
208. Calistus III ( 1455-58)
43. S. Celestine I ( 422-32)
164. Celestine II ( 1143-4)
174. Celestine III ( 1191-8)
178. Celestine IV ( 1241)
191. Celestine V ( 1294)
4. S. Clement I ( c.91-101)
149. Clement II (1046-7)
173. Clement III ( 1187-91)
182. Clement IV (1265-8)
194. Clement V ( 1305-14)
197. Clement VI ( 1342-52)
218. Clement VII ( 1523-34)
230. Clement VIII ( 1592-1605)
237. Clement IX ( 1667-9)
238. Clement X ( 1670-6)
242. Clement XI ( 1700-21)
245. Clement XII ( 1730-40)
247. Clement XIII ( 1758-69)
248. Clement XIV ( 1769-74)
83. Conon ( 686-7)
21. S. Cornelius ( 251-3)
88. Constantine I ( 708-15)
37. S. Damasus I ( 366-84)
150. Damasus II ( 1048)
68. St. Deusdedit (615-18)
25. Dionysios ( 260-8)
78. Donus (676-8)
13. S. Eleutherus (175-89)
75. S. Eugenius I ( 654-7)
100. Eugenius II ( 824-7)
166. Eugenius III (1145-53)
206. Eugenius IV (1431-47)
31. Eusebius ( 310)
27. S. Eutychian (275-83)
5. Evaristus (101-9)
20. Fabian (236-50)
26. Felix I (269-74)
anti-pope Felix II (355-65)
48. S. Felix III (483-492)
54. S. Felix IV (526-30)
anti-pope Felix V (1439-49)
112. Formosus (891-96)
49. St Gelasius (492-6)
160. Gelasius II (1118-9)
64. Gregory I (590-604)
89. Gregory II (715-31)
90. Gregory III (731-41)
102. Gregory IV (827-44)
139. Gregory V (996-9)
anti-pope Gregory VI (1012)
148. Gregory VI (1045-6)
156. Gregory VII (1073-85)
anti-pope Gregory VIII (1187)
172. Gregory VIII (1187)
177. Gregory IX (1227-41)
183. Gregory X (1271-6)
200. Gregory XI (1370-8)
204. Gregory XII (1405-15)
225. Gregory XIII (1527-85)
228. Gregory XIV (1590-1)
233. Gregory XV (1621-3)
253. Gregory XVI (1831-46)
46. Hilarus (461-8)
anti-pope Hippolytus (217-35)
70. Honorius I (625-38)
anti-pope Honorius II (1061-4)
162. Honorius II (1124-30)
176. Honorius III (1216-27)
189. Honorius IV (1285-7)
52. Hormisdas (514-23)
9. St.Hyginus (c. 138-42)
40. Innocent I (401-17)
163. Innocent II (1130-41)
anti-pope Innocent III (1179-80)
175. Innocent III (1198-1216)
179. Innocent IV (1243-54)
184. Innocent V (1276)
198. Innocent VI (1352-62)
203. Innocent VII (1404-6)
212. Innocent VIII (1484-92)
229. Innocent IX (1591)
235. Innocent X (1644-55)
239. Innocent XI (1676-89)
241. Innocent XII (1691-1700)
243. Innocent XIII (1721-4)
53. John I (523-6)
56. John II (533-5)
61. John III (561-74)
72. John IV (640-2)
82. John V (685-6)
85. John VI (701-5)
86. John VII (705-7
anti-pope John (844)
108. John VIII (872-82)
117. John IX (898-900)
123. John X (914-28)
126. John XI (931-6)
131. John XII (955-64)
134. John XIII (965-72)
137, John XIV (983-4)
138. John XV (985-96)
anti-pope John XVI (997-8)
141. John XVII (1003)
142. John XVIII (1003-9)
145. John XIX (1024-32)
186. John XXI (1276-7)
195. John XXII (1316-34)
anti-pope John XXIII (1410-15)
260. John XXIII (1958-63)
262. John Paul I (1978)
263. John Paul II (1978-2005)
35. Julius I (337-52)
215. Julius II (1503-13)
220. Julius III (1550-5)
122. Lando (913-14)
anti-pope Laurentius (498-9; 501-6)
45. Leo I (440-61)
80. Leo II (682-3)
97. St Leo III (795-816)
104. St Leo IV (847-55)
119. Leo V (903)
124. Leo VI (928)
127. Leo VII (936-9)
132. Leo VIII (963-5)
151. Leo IX (1049-54)
216. Leo X (1513-21)
231. Leo XI (1605)
250. Leo XII (1823-9)
255. Leo XIII (1878-1903)
36. Liberius (352-66)
2. Linus (c. 66-78)
22. St. Lucius I (253-4)
165. Lucius II (1144-5)
170. Lucius III (1181-5)
29. Marcellinus (c.296-304)
30. Marcellus I (306-8)
221. Marcellus II (1555)
109. Marinus I (Martin II) (882-4)
129. Marinus II (Martin III) (942-6)
34. St Mark (336)
74. Martin I (649-53)
188. Martin IV (1281-5)
205. Martin V (1417-31)
32. Miltiades (311-14)
106. St Nicholas (858-67)
154. Nicholas II (1056-61)
187. Nicholas III (1277-80)
190. Nicholas IV (1288-92)
anti-pope Nicholas V (1328-30)
207. Nicholas V (1447-55)
anti-pope Novatian (251-8)
anti-pope Paschal (687)
99. Paschal I (817-24)
159. Paschal II (1099-1118)
anti-pope Paschal III (1164-8)
94. St Paul (757-67)
210. Paul II (1464-71)
219. Paul III (1534-49)
222. Paul IV (1555-9)
232. Paul V (1605-21)
261. Paul VI (1963-78)
60. Pelagius (556-61)
63. Pelagius II (579-90)
1. St. Peter (died c. 64)
anti-pope Philip (768)
10. St Pius I (c. 142-55)
209. Pius II (1458-64)
214. Pius III (1503)
223. Pius IV (1559-65)
224. St Pius V (1566-72)
249. Pius VI (1775-99)
250. Pius VII (1800-23)
252. Pius VIII (1829-30)
254. Pius IX (1846-78)
256. St Pius X (1903-14)
258. Pius XI (1922-39)
259. Pius XII (1939-58)
18. St Pontian (230-5)
115. Romanus (897)
65. Sabinian (604-6)
84. Sergius I (687-701)
103. Sergius II (844-7)
120. Sergius III (904-11)
143. Sergius IV (1009-12)
71. Severinus (640)
58. Silverius (536-7)
33. Sylvester i (314-35)
140. Sylvester II (999-1003)
147. Sylvester III (1045)
anti-pope Sylvester IV (1105-11)
47. St Simplicius (468-83)
38. Siricius (384-99)
87. Sisinnius (708)
7. Sixtus I (c.116-125)
24. Sixtus II (257-8)
44. St Sixtus III (432-40)
211. Sixtus IV (1471-84)
226. Sixtus V (1585-90)
12. St Soter (c. 166-74)
23. Stephen I (254-7)
92. Stephen II (752-7)
95. Stephen III (768-72)
98. Stephen IV (816-17)
111. Stephen V (885-91)
114. Stephen VI (896-7)
125. Stephen VII (928-31)
128. Stephen VIII (939-42)
153. Stephen IX (1057-8)
51. St. Symmachus (498-514)
8. Telesphorus (125-136)
73. Theodore I (642-9)
anti-pope Theodore (687)
116. Theodore II (897)
anti-pope Theodoric (1100-1)
17. St. Urban I (222-30)
158. Urban II (1088-99)
171. Urban III (1185-7)
181. Urban IV (1261-4)
199. Urban V (1362-70)
201. Urban VI (1378-89)
227. Urban VII (1590)
234. Urban VIII (1623-44)
anti-pope Ursinus (366-7)
101. Valentine (827)
14. St. Victor I (189-98)
152. Victor II (1055-7)
157. Victor III (1086-7)
anti-pope Victor IV (1138)
anti-pope Victor V (1159-64)
59. Vigilius (537-55)
76. St. Vitalian (657-72)
91. Zacharias (741-52)
15. Zephyrinus (198-217)
41. St. Zosimus (417-18)
Once again it became the custom for popes to take an oath of fealty to the emperor. Later after John had ill-advisedly formed an alliance with the Italian king Berengar, Otto returned and organized a synod at which John was deposed after being accused of gambling and drinking (PRW). Declining to appear, the rejected pope excommunicated all concerned. When Otto left Rome, John regained the papacy but died in the home of his married lover.TBPcalled him "a Christian Caligula whose crimes were rendered particularly horrific by the office he held".
This papacy was short-lived: angry opponents chased Boniface out of town and on his furtive return he was rousted again, this time by the emperor's troops. He took refuge in Constantinople, returning to Rome, to briefly to reassume his "papacy" during Pope John XIV's reign. It was not until 1904 that he was officially reclassified as an anti-pope.
OTHER BOOKS consulted or quoted from include:
The Golden Legend (GL);
Butler's Lives of the Saints (B);
A Catholic Dictionary (ACD);
The Popes' Rights & Wrongs (PRW);
History of the Popes (HP);
The Dictionary of Sects, Heresies &c (DSH);
History of the Popes by Leonard Van Renke (LVR);
A Biographical Dictionary of the Saints (BDS);
The Book of Popes (BP);
A Source Book (SB) for Ancient Church History;
Saints & Their Emblems in English Churches (StE);
A Catholic Dictionary -(CD);
The Popes, a concise biographical history, (tP);
The Bad Popes (TBP);
The Penguin Dictionary of the Saints (PDS);
New Catholic Encyclopedia (NCE);
The Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire (D&F);
the Oxford Dictionary of Popes (ODP);
Somni Pontifici Romani (ISPR);
the Book of Saints (BS);
Saints & Sinners (S&S).
For a complete list of references, click here.


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Free Food: The Fruits of Democracy
Written by Bwog Staff
April 01, 20126:04 pm 11 Comments
Tags: bread and circuses, election season, free food, not april fool's, pandering, politics
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April 01, 20126:04 pm 11 Comments
Tags: bread and circuses, election season, free food, not april fool's, pandering, politics
212! I'm gonna vote this year, for once!
hmmm Marshmallows! and holy shit, 212 is CRUSHING the debate.
If 212 doesn't win this election, all the good work that has happened on campus this past year will be for naught. VOTE 212!!!
vote 212...because Will Hughes is foxy.
Sooooo foxy...those skinny jeans have been the bane of my existence for the past two years.
these marshmallows are amazing!
So much more impressive than Block Party, and not just because their VP Policy (also RA of the year!) can bake...they have my vote!
going the extra mile? way to actually back up that shit. i'm excited for them to win.
212 better fucking win. if not, i will lose all faith in humanity.
had a block party with ace of cake!! they can't lose
"Bwog, ever unbiased" my ass! I don't get involved with student government because for the most part they are a lame excuse for thousands and thousands of dollars spent on nothing substantial, yet this year I happen to be around a bit more of the campaigning. I happened to be on the steps when Block Party had their event and it sure was far better than just marshmallows. This event was not once announced by bwog other than as a point for criticism. (fair if you argue that the even wasn't announced to you--I will always have a soft spot for you)
On a side note, the few people who think they run the school need to get off their fucking high horse and stop being so fucking exclusive! Student Council is for everyone and Block brings something different to the campus. This is not saying anything against 212 this is saying something against the culture of student government. I was buying into the whole idea on the issues of mental health on campus but this is the exact thing that causes depression and mental health issues.
http://eye.columbiaspectator.com/?q=article/2011/12/01/how-were-doing, I was proud of this article. I was proud that students at Columbia understood there was a problem but now I know that it is all out of an act of selfishness. I know that there are rules that need to be followed and that in the end this is politics but I saw Sarah Ngu herself take a picture of a Block Party banner and I know that it must have been to put in a complaint. "SARAH, MIND YOUR OWN SHIT! You are not running and if you were so worried about rules then be a part of the elections board next year." I was a supporter of 212 and thankfully I haven't voted yet but after I saw this happen in Lerner my vote has to go to Block Party.
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In the Draft: Stenhouse serves up burgers and the points lead
May 08, 2012, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Special to NASCAR.COM, NASCAR.com
It has sure been a busy couple of weeks for me and the No. 6 team. But, it has been productive and after a couple of solid efforts we are sitting here with the points lead again in the Nationwide Series. We led the points for the final 13 weeks last season, and we would like nothing better than to keep it the rest of this season and bring home back-to-back championships. However, we know it's going to be a tough battle. My sponsor Cargill has been all over the place the last few weeks. They are great to work with, distribute a first class product and nobody works harder. On Thursday before Richmond, they provided 1,000 burgers to the Langley Air Force base airmen. We got to take a tour of the base and it was incredible. They showed us their newest jet, the F-22, and I was hoping they were going to take me for a ride. The technology and features of the F-22 are spectacular. We got to stand on the front line and watch the F-22's take off as they went out for practice. I would like to thank everyone at Langley Air Force base for their hospitality and especially the Colonels that took time out of their busy schedules to be our tour guides. "It has sure been a busy couple of weeks for me and the No. 6 team. But, it has been productive and after a couple of solid efforts we are sitting here with the points lead again." --RICKY STENHOUSE JR. After the tour, I joined the airmen for a Cargill Beef burger and answered questions about our No. 6 Ford which was on display. It was great to show our support of everything these men and women do for our country. While in Richmond, Cargill set up a display at the track and handed out 500 vouchers to fans to receive a free burger. If you have never had one of Cargill's 100 percent Genuine Beef burgers you should. They are awesome. Along with the help of Cargill, Jack Roush and my fellow Roush Fenway drivers, we fed the media some burgers at the track on Saturday before the Sprint Cup race. It was a huge success! We all had our Cargill aprons on while grilling the burgers. From there, we traveled to Talladega. Talladega has not been too kind to me in the past but I was hoping my luck would change. Superspeedway racing is all about being at the right place, at the right time. Overall our Ford Mustang was strong. We stayed out of trouble and came home with a strong third-place finish; earning us the top spot in the Nationwide Series standings with a five-point advantage over Elliott (Sadler). My gut feeling tells me this is going to be a tough championship battle. The RCR cars have been strong all season. It was fun battling Elliott last year and I look forward to battling down to the wire this season as well. Now it's time to head to Darlington, the track that is "Too Tough to Tame." We have had strong performances there in the past, but something always seems to happen at the end. Maybe that is why that track is so tough, it has multiple nicknames. Still, I feel like this could be the year that we get a win there. Racing at Darlington is a lot of fun. You slide up against the wall coming off the corners, and I just might have left a few paint marks on the wall there earning a Darlington stripe or two on my No. 6 Ford in the past. We are bringing the same car we won with at Las Vegas earlier this year. I owe my No. 6 guys a lot of credit because they have given me stout Mustangs every weekend. Needless to say I am excited about this weekend's race at Darlington. Before I head to the track, I am traveling to Iowa for their media day event. Iowa Speedway means a lot to me being it is the track that I got my first and second Nationwide Series wins. We were able to sweep both races there last season and it will always be a special place for me. Still today, fans come up to me talking about the wild finish during the fall race when my engine expired and Carl (Edwards) pushed me across the finish line for the win. That is a finish I don't think any of us will forget any time soon. Thanks for all the support and make sure you follow me on twitter, @stenhousejr, and Google +. Until next time...later! In the Draft with Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is a twice-monthly blog and the opinions expressed are solely those of the writer. Follow him and the No. 6 Roush Fenway Racing team on Twitter: @stenhousejr, @pr6nns, and @roushfenway.


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to the Second Edition The development of astronomy in the last ten years has been nothing short of explosive. This second edition of The New Cosmos, considerably revised and enlarged, tries to share this development with its readers. Let us mention a few key words: from mo on landings, planetary probes, aild continental drift through pulsars, X-ray and y-ray sources, interstellar molecules, quasars, and the structure and evolution of stars and stellar systems right up to cosmological models. As before, the most important task of this book is to give a not too difficult introduction to present-day astronomy and astrophysics, both to the student of astronomy and to the specialist from a neighboring discipline. We therefore draw to the attention of the reader, as an essential part of our description, the numerous illustrations-many of them new-and their detailed captions. As far as possible we link a description of important observations with basic features of the theory. On the other hand, when it comes to detail we often content ourselves with abrief description, leaving the detailed explanation to the specialist literature. The transition to the specialist literature should be eased by the Bibliography at the end of the book. Important new investigations are noted in the text by their year, not so much for historical reasons as to enable the original work to be found in the Astronomy and Astrophysics Abstracts (1969 on).
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I. Classical Astronomy.- II. Sun and Stars Astrophysics of Individual Stars.- III. Stellar Systems Milky Way and Galaxies; Cosmogony and Cosmology.- IV. A Summary of Selected Recent Results.- Physical Constants and Astronomical Quantities.- Figure Acknowledgments.
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Ascended equipment
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Ascended equipment refers to equipment of Ascended quality. All ascended equipment has a level 80 requirement and 5% stronger stats than Exotic quality equipment and equal to Legendary equipment. All ascended equipment is account bound.
Upgrade slot[edit]
- Ascended armor and weapons have the usual upgrade slot, one slot for armor and one-handed weapons and two slots for two-handed weapons.
- Ascended trinkets and back items, however, do not have an upgrade slot; instead, the equivalent bonuses of an ascended jewel are added to the inherent attribute bonuses. In most cases the built-in jewel matches the prefix of the base item, but in some cases they differ. For example, the Jade Wind Orb has Dire base stats (Condition Damage, Toughness, Vitality), but the built-in jewel has Rabid stats (Condition Damage, Precision, Toughness).
Infusion slot[edit]
- Ascended items also have an infusion slot (or two in the case of two-handed weapons). Infusions, which mainly provide agony resistance but can also (or instead) provide a small amount of extra stats, can be inserted into these slots
- Ascended rings can be infused and attuned, each of which adds an extra infusion slot (for a total of 3).
- Ascended back items can be infused to add one extra infusion slot.
- Ascended amulets have an enrichment slot instead of an infusion slot. These are mechanically similar to infusion slots, but only accept enrichments (which provide bonus gold from monsters, magic find, experience from kills or karma).
Most ascended trinkets are marked unique, meaning you cannot equip two identical trinkets at the same time.
- The exception being ascended rings and accessories from Raids.
- There are usually two unique rings or accessories for any given set of stats (for instance Ring of Red Death and Crystalline Band for Berserker's stats rings), both of which can be equipped at once.
- Attuned or infused rings don't count as the same item, so it's possible to equip a ring together with its own infused or attuned version.
Changing attribute prefix[edit]
Ascended weapons and armor can be put into the Mystic Forge to change the attribute bonuses of the item. These recipes create new items and destroy any upgrade component on the item in the process.
Item | Ingredients | |
Ascended weapon | 1 1 5 1 |
Original ascended weapon Orichalcum Imbued Inscription for the desired stats Glob of Ectoplasm Anthology of Heroes |
Ascended armor | 1 1 5 1 |
Original ascended armor Gossamer Insignia for the desired stats Glob of Ectoplasm Anthology of Heroes |
Salvaging equipment grants unique crafting materials and items used in the crafting of ascended and legendary equipment. Ascended equipment can be salvaged using special salvage kits:
- No additional tiers are planned after Ascended, but there are plans to enhance or gain items within the existing rarity design whose properties continue on a shallow power curve. Future progression will also be based on earning newly introduced skills.[1][2]
The Guild Wars Wiki has an article on Infusion. |
- In the storyline of Guild Wars, Ascension was a rite that players had to go through in order to gain the Gift of True Sight, which allowed them to see and fight the mursaat. To defend against the Spectral Agony used by the foes, players could infuse their armor, similar to using infusion against the Agony effect of bosses in Fractals of the Mists.
- Ascended equipment types were released in separate releases:
- Rings and back items were introduced with The Lost Shores and were originally available only in Fractals of the Mists (November 16, 2012)
- Amulets were introduced with Flame and Frost: Prelude (January 28, 2013)
- Accessories were introduced with Flame and Frost: The Gathering Storm (February 26, 2013)
- Armor was introduced with A Very Merry Wintersday (December 10, 2013)
- Weapons were introduced with Super Adventure Box: Back to School (September 3, 2013)
- Breathers were introduced with Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns (October 23, 2015).
- Originally, the stats on ascended items were displayed in two parts: the base attributes and the upgrade-equivalent values. The May 28, 2013 update changed the display so that each attribute appears only once.
- ^ Colin Johanson; Looking Ahead: Guild Wars 2 in 2013
- ^ Chris Whiteside; AMA on Reddit


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The Speed of Light is a digital giving platform recently developed by SolarAid. It's a completely new way of giving: Only taking a minute to get involved and creating an interconnected community who each play a part in getting life-changing solar lights to Africa. The system is really still a prototype but we have still learnt so much. In this session we will share our learning so others can apply the same principles to their own projects.
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Last night on Twitter, during the fanfare of the Oscars, the satirical news publication, The Onion, posted a perverse tweet about nine-year-old actress, Quvenzhane Wallis, from Beasts of the Southern Wild. The tweet referred to the beautiful young girl using the C-word.The intent was clear: juxtapose the most adorable person at the Oscars with the most revolting description imaginable---and get lots of attention. Well they got it and now they seem to regret it. They removed the tweet, which on … [Read more...]
Solidarity in Vulgarity: The Funk in Racist Jokes (A Reprise)
As a sequel to my previous Black History Month re-post, "White History Month," from earlier this month, here is an essay I published in the X-Position, the journal of The Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies at Wabash College, last year. Enjoy! Solidarity in Vulgarity: The Funk in Racist Jokes"I don't want your stupid ethnic dances, I want dirty jokes!"-Slavoj Zizek"Gonna have a funky good time, gonna have a funky good time!"-James Brown"The man of knowledge must be able not on … [Read more...]
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Michael Richmond was not my student, with the exception of his senior comprehensive oral exam. I was his examiner for his major in philosophy. He was a English and philosophy double-major. It was early. He was terribly nervous and clumsy and had trouble identifying a simile, and muttered through he details of Kafka's Metamorphosis. I asked him odd questions about the absurd and tried to get him to say something interesting. He left the room as soon as he could and earned a deservingly average … [Read more...]
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There is something about season three of Downton Abbey that I really liked.Something dark.I preferred it to season two: I found the war, albeit historically important and a perfect ending to season one, rather distracting and flimsily tethered together. Although I did cry for the sentimental ending.I still think season one was almost perfect.I didn't cry when I intuited that Matthew was going to die nor when the thick fake blood massaged his ear and face and confirmed his demise.I … [Read more...]
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My dear friend's dog, Remus, is dying of cancer. Remus is a beautiful greyhound who my friend, Brad, emancipated from a cruel life of racing. When I heard of the diagnosis, I wrote a poem to him. After writing it, I realized that I was actually writing a prayer. I was praying to a dog, and the moon.THE MOON Full moon shines tonight you see it, brother, better than I it was your kin who once howled and I simply gaze, amazed at how your pain must ring outside my senses It is round, a star, a st … [Read more...]
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Original air date | February 10, 2008 |
Production code | 505 |
Written by | Matt Maiellaro Dave Willis |
Directed by | Jay Edwards Ned Hastings |
Parental Advisory | TV-MA-V |
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"Boston" · "Robots Everywhere" · "Sirens" · "Couples Skate" · "Reedickyoulus" · "Hoppy Bunny" · "Laser Lenses" · "Dummy Love" · "The Marines" · "Bible Fruit" |
"Reedickyoulus" is the fifth episode of the fifth season of Aqua Teen Hunger Force and the 73rd episode overall. It originally aired on February 10th, 2008.
After Shake gets kicked out of the house for the night after he kills Meatwad's cat Terrance by putting it in the microwave, he catches Carl defecating behind a bush in his yard. The excrement is discovered to be radioactive due to Carl's use of a male-enhancement pleasure device called the Reedickyoulus. After Frylock takes the radioactive excrement into the house, it is revealed that it is so radioactive that it is able to melt straight through the carpet. This pleases the Aqua Teens as Markula now has no choice but to replace their carpet. Outside, the radioactivity causes all of Meatwad's dead animals to be reanimated. Their first move is to put Shake in the microwave, but he will not fit. Meatwad attempts to hugs the gorilla but Frylock stops him, telling him that the pets are infected and that the virus spreads via bodily fluids, like saliva and blood (and sex, as pointed out by the gorilla). Meatwad asks why the gorilla didn't tell him that he had an STI; this saddens the gorilla and the pets leave, but Shake takes the gorilla up on his offer, causing him to become a zombie. Frylock slices him in half (as he read on Wikipedia, to kill a zombie, you must separate the brain with spine), but this doesn't kill him and the two halves are still capable of operating. Frylock calls for advice on how to cure it, and according to the person on the phone, Shake must wait outside for a Gay Zombie Ape Party Bus to pick him up. Shake goes outside and the bus picks him up. Meatwad then proceeds to light a cigarette in the house forgetting about the gas leak which causes the house to explode, killing both Frylock and Meatwad.
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- Terrance
- Meatwad
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- Mr. Sparkles
- Carl
- Markula (mentioned)
- Big Billy
- Various zombified pets
- Meatwad has owned a wide variety of pets. Among the zombie animals are a gorilla, various fish, two parrots, and a lot of cats.
- This is the first episode to be rated TV-MA-V.
- This is the second episode with the word "Dick" in the title.
- There are several effects to The Reedickyoulus such as gleaming feces, luminescent groin flesh, ghosts escaping out of your anus, a zombie virus, and a gay zombie virus.
- This episode is loosely connected to Robots Everywhere, Sirens, and Couples Skate, due to the fact that the gas pipe in the Aqua Teen's house is still broken. It is shown to be fixed an episode later.
- Frylock informs the team that viruses can be cured by antibiotics. This is not true, antibiotics are only for bacterial infections (Besides, you shouldn't really take medical advice from a cartoon).


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Le Terme dei Romani Disegnate da Andrea Palladio, e Ripubblicate con la Giunta di Alcune Osservazioni da Ottavio Bertotti Scamozzi.
55 pp. text on ancient Roman baths, including sections on the baths of Agrippa, Nero, Vespasian, Titus, Caracalla, Diocletian, and Constantine, with notes including bibliographic information, followed by an engraved portrait of Palladio and 25 fine engraved plates (17 folding), depicting floor plans, architectural elevations with scale measurements, and decorative details. 8vo. 1/2 calf with marbled paper over boards, some losses to spine, bumped corners. Vicenza (Giovanni Rossi) 1797. Rossetti 7735; ASC 20337; BNC 18.5.D.19; AAR 478.Ter.Pal; BASA Rari.Roma.III.121 - Roma.X.262; BAV R.G. Artearch.IV.481.
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I feel like I've neglected my blog lately. It's been a very busy few weeks, and the only motorcycle riding I've done is back and forth from San Diego, CA to Menifee, CA where my home is.
Last weekend my daughter and her husband came to Menifee (my daughter Olivia is beside me with my grandson Jackson, and her husband David is behind me) and Steve and I rode up to Menifee to my niece's home for a Family Football Day. Actually, it was just a reason we used to get together and spend family time, watching football, eating, drinking and singing karaoke.
My niece Shelli is our Assistant Extraordinaire, managing our business affairs and personal banking while we are on the road. She handles all of our mail, packages, banking, bookkeeping, etc. She is the one in the red holding her youngest, Sophia, age 17 mos. Her kids are Brianna age 15, Josh age 9, and Zack age 11 (he's so much like Steve it's scary!) and her husband David (yes we have 2 Davids!) is the tall guy in the back.
We had a fantastic visit and the girls got to spend some quality "Mommy Time" together.
For Steve and I, it's good to come home, regroup, get work done, and catch up on personal stuff. I have a slew of doctor appointments over the next few weeks to manage my ever-nagging chronic pain, my pinched nerves in my shoulders (which are getting worse every day), my cardiovascular/heart issues, and my yearly physical. This is one of the main reasons we come back to San Diego each winter, as it takes time to address all of this crap. I really hate the nuisance of dealing with my health issues. I wish I could just be healthy and not have to address it all. . .
Fortunately, we have a great place to call home. San Diego has the best weather year round! We've rented a condo close to Balboa Park and we have all the amenities one could hope for; a gym, pool, spa, underground parking and washer/dryer in our condo. The only thing missing is a housekeeper, so now after being her 3 weeks, it's starting to show. One of us is going to have to break down and scrub a toilet soon. It's amazing how spoiled we've become after living in hotels for so long.
San Diego offers so many options for food and drink that we mostly walk to go out, and we go out about 4 nights a week. I love to cook, but since we work in our condo all day, it becomes imperative that we get out a few nights, just to break up the monotony of being in the same place all the time. Of course, we also walk over to Balboa Park too, just for some sunshine and fresh air.
Motorcycling here is some of the best riding I've ever done. We have so many canyon roads from which to choose, the beauty of PCH, desert roads that lead through rolling hills, and a web of Interstates to access for getting somewhere quick. There's also the thrill of lane splitting, which is something one can only do in California. We got stuck in dead-stop traffic last Friday night riding from Lake Forest to Long Beach. We actually started our ride in San Diego, but the minute we reached the 405, traffic was at a stand still, so we rode the entire 33 miles splitting lanes.
We went to Long Beach to see Alonzo Bodden at the Laugh Factory with a few of the folks from Indian Motorcycles. The International Motorcycle Show was going on at the Long Beach Convention Center, so many of the people from the show were heading over to see Alonzo's act. He rides too, so part of his comedy centers on riding, and he certainly catered to the motorcycling crowd that night. We had a great time, even though riding to Long Beach was a long and grueling ride. Once we arrived we showered up, dressed up a bit, and hit the town. Steve treated me with a new sparkly dress and shoes, which made me incredibly happy.
So I'm getting plenty of miles in, albeit not always the kind of miles I want to ride. So much of it has been simply commuting back and forth, but as Steve is so fond of saying, any day riding is a good day.


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Schizophrenia runs in my family, though I didn't know this until almost a year ago.
My father had an uncle who lived on the streets of Detroit, derelict, a loser and suspected alcoholic, rejected by his sister and brother and seldom discussed. My father's brother, my uncle, was in a car accident during college, causing brain damage and sparking his downward decline. The uncle I knew smoked a lot of pot and painted images of the Virgin Mary, sporadically present in the lives of his wife and their five impoverished children. His wife later became a psychiatric nurse, and is now the primary caregiver of their adult child, my cousin, who is the only family member to be formally diagnosed with schizophrenia.
Schizophrenia runs in my day-to-day life, too, and has for a few years now.
Yesterday, I tried to offer a homeless man food, and he screamed at me and called me a cannibal. I retreated, quietly, and felt hurt and scared, and then wondered what it must be like to go through life, balled up in the corners of loading docks, believing the world to be full of marauding monsters who want to eat your flesh. A woman at work once smiled at me and said that I made her sad. She knew that I was really dead and being remotely controlled by Hell's Angels, as were all of her friends, and that, eventually, all women would end up this way.
Not knowing how to respond, I walked away.
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In light and in love, enter! My name is Phelan. I am an eclectic white witch practitioner, located in Atlanta, GA. I have helped clients in Cincinnati, Ohio and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in all areas of their love life, if you are in need of help with powerful protection amulets, powerful amulets to increase love in your life, how to make a protection amulet or root bag, please feel free to create an account or give me a call at 678-918-3333 today, if you live within the Atlanta area we can setup an appointment in person to discuss your situation or to schedule a psychic reading.
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Clarksville, TN – Manna Café Ministries will conduct a Mobile Pantry on Saturday, April 5th, beginning at 10:00am, at Fellowship United Methodist Church, 2201 Peacher's Mill Road.
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As CEO, Norman Jaehrling has overall responsibility for strategic leadership and management of the First Nations and its various programs, and directly oversees the departmental managers in Lands & Resources and Economic Development. Mr. Jaehrling is the principal point of contact between the Chief and Council and First Nation organization and staff, and attends all Band Council meetings.
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As Director of Operations, Elaine Stewart is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the various departments that make up the band's operations. Elaine is a member in good standing with The Certified Management Accountants of Ontario and the Certified Aboriginal Finance Manager's Association. Elaine works closely with program managers, funding agencies, staff, and Chief and Council managing the finances and human resource issues to ensure that the band is meeting the needs of the community.
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Vicki Peunish is the payroll and benefit administrator and is responsible for processing payroll for the band's approximately 80 employees and overseeing the benefit package available to all full-time permanent staff. Vicki is experienced is all aspects of accounting/bookkeeping has holds an Accounting Application Certificate.
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Crystal Vincent is currently on leave from the finance department and is currently helping the band's for-profit company, White Lake Resource Corporation, by managing its labour contract with the mill in White River, ON. Crystal is skilled in all aspects of record management and human resource development. Crystal has her Accounting and Payroll Administrator Diploma.
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Bangors Win Best Organic Place to Stay
Huge congratulations to Bangors Organic here in Cornwall who recently won the best Organic Places to Stay at the recent BOOM Awards 2016 held in Borough Market London!
Such a prestigious award. And well deserved for this fabulous B&B and organic farm shop that give you organic food from the farm, right to the table.
Competition for the 2016 BOOMs was really tough – with almost 500 entries across all categories, the winning products highlight the innovation currently happening in organic food.
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The bundle above has been getting a HUGE makeover for the last few months. As much as I love themed centers, I just can never seem to keep up with changing them out at the right time. Not to mention how crazy it makes me when I have the PERFECT center for a skill we are practicing only to realize that it is covered in snowflakes and its the middle of May. And my type A self just cannot handle that. Plus to make matters worse every class I have ends up having different needs at different times throughout the year. So having the perfect center in every theme just isn't something that is reasonable for me. So about a year or so ago I decided to create math center packs based on skill sets in year round themes.
I loved them, but they were in need of some major TLC and I had SOOOO many ideas for more centers to add. For real, here are some before and after pictures if you don't believe me!
Whew so much better. Okay now that I got that off my chest, let me give you a peek into the 20 differentiated centers included in the number sense set.
First each center includes a center rotation label (perfect for displaying in a pocket chart with student names), a teacher info sheet (I use this as a reference when introducing each center and keep it in the center bin for storage, "I can..." sheet (with picture cues to help students remember what to do), math talk cards (to lead conversations), and printable game cards/boards/spinners and response sheets. All of the centers are easily differentiated for the different levels of students in your class. There are 2-3 levels included with each center.
Pocket Chart Rotation Labels
In "Mousey Memory Match" and "Here Fishy Fishy", students practice matching numbers to sets.With "Super Sticker Number Lines," students practice number order and one to one correspondence in creating their own number lines.
In "Roaring Roll and Write," Students practice identifying and writing numbers. You can even grab this center as a FREEBIE here!
In "Sundae Sorting," students put numbers in order, practice one to one correspondence and match numbers to sets of objects.
In "Climb to the Top," students practice recognizing and counting numbers to race to the finish.
In "Race to Trace," students roll and write numbers practicing identification and formation of numbers.
"Animal Actions," gets students up and moving at center. They pick a card and roll a die to determine how many of an animal action they should do, then create a graph of what exercises they complete.
With the "Carnival Counting" books, students read draw a and write numbers to use as a reference in the future.
In "Buzzing Before & After" and "Picnic Puzzles," students develop number sense by identifying numbers both before and after a given number.
In "Order Up," students put numbers in order then draw pizza toppings to match each number.
In "Monkey Mysteries," students practice counting on from a given number.
In "Clever Comparisons," "Surfing Sort & Compare," and "Spiders Spin to Win," students learn to compare numbers to determine which is more or less.
"Royal Numberland" is another fun way to practice identifying numbers.
Students practice one to one correspondence and number writing with "Dragon Dump."
Another great game for number order practice is "Ninja Number Toss."
And finally for those that love to draw, these "Build a Picture" centers are perfect for identifying numbers.
And all of that fits in one neat little bin, just add dice, a few counters, some crayons and pencils and you are set to go!
Can you believe all of that is included in just one of the 5 sets you get in this huge bundle?!?! The other sets include 20 centers each as well so trust me when I say you will never need to buy another center set again. I've made sure that every common core standard and more is covered in multiple ways to keep kids practicing. Thanks so much for checking them out, and happy shopping!