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Since we grow and harvest our own spinach, we use it in lots of dishes. One of our favorite ways to enjoy it is in this pasta salad.—Ruby Pyles, Myersville, Maryland
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- 4 cups torn fresh spinach
- 4 cups cooked spiral pasta
- 4 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 2-1/2 cups sliced celery
- 2 cups green grapes, halved
- 1 cup fresh snow peas
- 1 medium tomato, chopped
- 3 green onions, sliced
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons vinegar
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon finely chopped onion
- In a large bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. In a small bowl, whisk together dressing ingredients; pour over salad and toss to coat. Serve immediately. Yield: 12-16 servings.
Originally published as Spinach Pasta Salad in Taste of Home June/July 1998, p45
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Reviewed May. 25, 2014 Edited Jul. 2, 2014
"I think this is a very good salad, but I would have liked it better if I'd not put in so much celery, and maybe added some grated carrot as a replacement. Also, I don't like the "raw" taste of uncooked Chinese pea pods, so I'd probably like it better if I were to blanche them just long enough to take away that taste, but still leave them tender crisp. Even regular frozen peas that have been thawed would be a good substitute."
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"I make this recipe all the time. It is absolutely delicious. It also keeps well if you don't put the dressing on the entire salad, but apply it separately."


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- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) fruit cocktail, drained
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 1/2 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 1-3/4 cups whipped topping, divided
- 2-1/2 cups miniature marshmallows, divided
- In a bowl, combine the fruit cocktail, oranges, coconut, 1 cup whipped topping and 1/2 cup marshmallows. Spoon into two balls, one 5-1/2 in. and one 3-1/2 in., on a serving plate, with smaller ball in front of larger ball. Spoon out some salad from small ball to make a doorway. Cover with remaining whipped topping and marshmallows. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Igloo Salad in Quick Cooking November/December 2001, p39
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Top 100 MLB draft prospects
Prep lefty Brady Aiken keeps the No. 1 spot on Keith Law's final board
These rankings never feel final, and probably wouldn't stop changing if I wasn't forced to commit to one by the fact the draft is coming up in a matter of hours. I've had a few significant changes here based on two major variables -- pitchers getting healthy or hurt, and late reports from area scouts on players who finished strongly or whom I just plain underrated the last time around.
That means big moves up for Luis Ortiz, who's now healthy, and prep arms Trey Supak and Bryce Montes de Oca, whose deliveries are among my favorites in the draft. It also means drops for pitchers who've gotten hurt since the last ranking, including Erick Fedde (Tommy John surgery) and Brandon Finnegan (shoulder soreness).
As always, I use the 20-80 grading scale in these comments to avoid saying "average" and "above average" a thousand times across 100 player comments. On that scale, a grade of 50 equals major league average, 55 is above average, 60 is plus, 45 is fringy or below average and so on. Giancarlo Stanton has 80 raw power. David Ortiz has 20 speed. Carlos Gomez is an 80 defender. An average fastball for a right-hander is 90-92 mph, with 1-2 mph off for a lefty.


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Data on 2,355 married women from the 2006 China Health and Nutrition Survey are used to study how female employment affects fertility in China. China has deep concerns with both population size and female employment, so the relationship between the two should be better understood. Causality flows in both directions. A conceptual model shows how employment prospects affect fertility. Then an instrumental variable isolates this effect. Female employment reduces a married woman's preferred number of children by 0.35 on average and her actual number by 0.50. Ramifications for China's one-child policy are discussed.
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About the Arago Project
From AragoWiki
The Arago project was created by a few engineers from Texas Instruments and Ridge Run after mutually reviewing each other's Linux SDK products and exchanging visions for the future. We found that much of the two existing products was really duplicate work with different but not differentiating value. At the same time we saw that we shared many elements for our future direction.
All participants wanted to create a "product" that would be approachable by an experienced embedded developer that is new to the Linux eco-system. At the same time the Linux savvy developer should be able to see how the system was created and be able to tune, change, or expand upon it.
We wanted all elements of the SDK and the assembly process to be publicly visible. An individual developer should be able to use the system from pre-canned binary images, build up a system from packages, or rebuild all source from 1st principals.
We desired to find a balance between the very latest and sometimes unstable work of each component and the rigorously tested but sometimes stale work of an official product. We believed that knowledge of what works, what "looks OK", and what is untested is key to finding this balance.
Be the least you can be
The Arago project is about being "just enough" to meet the goals and vision of the project. It is not about trying to create a differentiated value statement. If the goals can be achieved via upstream projects so much the better. The value statement of the Arago project may change over time as up-stream projects evolve and as we prototype new activities.
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The Pros: Get work experience, get life experience, get cash.
The Cons: A year's delay, getting back into study mode.
Why do students consider taking a year off? They're only young once, so why waste time not getting on with life? Why don't they just get a degree, get a job and get an income? Why don't they choose life, choose a pension plan, choose 2.4 kids, a Tesco loyalty card and a 34-inch telly with surround sound and a boob-job thrown in? Why don't they take the short cut and just coat themselves in compost and rot?
Why? Because it's more fun to spend a year getting up to the kind of thing they can only do when they've got the youth and the opportunity, when they haven't got kids and when slumming it round the Amazon basin doesn't leave bits of mosquito in their dentures.
But it's not all fun and opportunity-seizing, there are real practical advantages too. Far from the old view that time out is worthless bumming around, a constructive year off is now an immense asset in the competitive job market.
An extended CV is better than a brown envelope stuffed with used fifties when it comes to sending out job applications. Students who've taken a year out or spent their long vacations broadening their horizons have got more to offer to a potential employer. They stand out from the crowd at every opportunity and not just because they smell funny. It won't get them a position for which they're not qualified, but all things being equal, it helps.
With little or no real work experience, employers will have to make judgements based on qualifications and nobody's fooled for a moment into thinking that a degree in politics or an A level in physics is relevant to a career in marketing, management or merchant banking. If they can find something to pick a student out from the rest of the pack, they'll home in like missiles over Baghdad. Many employers even discriminate against students who spent long summer vacations living with their parents, staying in bed and watching Teletubbies.
Another reason some students take a year out is simply to work and store up a bit of cash to see them through university. There are very few ways to avoid being in debt after graduation, but one of them is to have cash before you start. NUS estimates that the current average student debt on graduation is around £13,000. You might not be able to stash that sort of money away in one year before college, but you could make a dent.
But during a year out, time can be even more valuable than money. Even if money's tight, with time, you can always find a way to get away or get up to something worthwhile. Time is necessary – money isn't. Even a bout of globe-trotting doesn't have to cost the earth. It's all too easy to think cash is needed for a good time and so students sit around waiting for a job that doesn't turn up. They'd be better off using that waiting time to get out of the rut and out of the country.
Of course, some ventures do require money – for example, at least a grand up front would be needed for a six-month expedition across Africa. But there are also ways of getting overseas for less than £100, such as crewing on a yacht to the Caribbean, being a youth leader at an American summer camp or picking fruit on a kibbutz in Israel. One thing leads to another and other opportunities open up. Travel breeds confidence, which breeds success.
If you plan to work and travel overseas, it's worth pausing to consider aims and objectives. To promote the environment? To conserve wildlife? To make some money? Or simply have a unique experience, filled with self-discovery? These things are all very well, but never forget the fun factor.
You shouldn't worry about what you think you should do – you should do what you really want to. Time out doesn't have to be politically correct – a year spent ski bumming in Switzerland is not inferior to one spent helping orphans in India or saving a rainforest in South East Asia.
Whatever you end up doing – even if you eventually decide to stay at home and get work experience (or re-sit exams) – you shouldn't expect non-stop action. You're unlikely to complete a trans-Africa expedition without getting stomach problems, very unlikely to sail across the Atlantic without getting sea-sick and there's no chance of going to Australia without getting hungover. But new friends, knowledge, self-confidence and experience will make the sacrifices worthwhile.
When, after a year out, a student becomes a fresher, you can always tell they're not straight from school. They're the ones for whom new challenges are not quite such a fresh experience. Or maybe they're just the insufferably smug ones.
Do I have to apply to university before my gap year?
You don't have to, but it's a good idea for several reasons.
First off, it means you don't have to worry about attending an interview at Bognor Regis University, when you're more concerned with keeping your kayak afloat on the upper reaches of the Limpopo.
Secondly, if you don't get a place that suits you first time round, taking a year out gives you a second bite at the cherry. But not if you didn't take the first bite earlier.
Do I need to tell the universities that I intend to take a gap year?
In theory, you should. There's a box on the UCAS form in which you should pop a big tick in the 'defer' column to delay your entry for a year, ie. if you're applying for the year after next.
Having said that, it's far from unknown for applicants to apply for the next year, then, once they've got their place, they tell the university they've changed their mind and now want to take a gap year.
Most universities, if they were willing to offer you place to start with, won't feel any different about it the following year, but some say you should reapply anyway. Occasionally, they decide they don't like being messed about and will turn you down, but that's only likely to happen with the most uptight places and there are plenty of others that'll take a more pragmatic attitude. But in any case, they're under no obligation to hold your place for you if you haven't told them.
Obviously, if you're already on a gap year, it'll be clear from other parts of your UCAS form that that's what you're up to and you should do the 'defer' thing.
My results weren't good enough, should I take a gap year and reapply or try to get in through Clearing?
Let's say you've missed your grades and phoned the university department to try to haggle with them based on whatever you did get. They still won't take you. If your first reaction is, 'Okay, Clearing', then take a chill, Bill, not so fast.
What's the hurry? What is it that makes going to university in the next few weeks so important that you're willing to snap up some vacancy that the university couldn't find anyone else to fill? Because that's what Clearing is and you may well not like what you end up with.
Unless you've got some desperate reason why you have to start this year (such as, er, you stand to inherit a million quid so long as you've completed a degree in sheep breeding by your twenty-first birthday), taking a gap year is a sound alternative.
Not only are there all the benefits of a year out, but also, once you've got your grades – however bad they may be – you no longer an unknown quantity to the universities. You can be a bum on a seat. Which, to them, means money in the bank. Often they'll give places to people with lower grades than they would offer to people who are yet to get them.
And if your grades really suck, you could always spend all or part of your year out retaking.
What do universities think of gap years?
Most universities reckon if you've had a year out, you'll have a more responsible attitude towards work and you'll be better able to look after yourself. In other words, you're less trouble for them.
There are a few strange places that won't accept deferred entries. In these cases, simply don't bother mentioning you plan a year out and when they offer you a place, ask them how they would feel if you deferred a year. Some will says it's fine because they can fill their courses in advance. The rest will ask you to reapply, but the fact that they've offered you a place before will probably work in your favour.
So what's the downside of a gap year?
First, it's another year out before you can start earning, career building and sitting in offices bitching about one another. But so what? As long as the time out isn't wasted.
Also, it may be hard to get back into a studying frame of mind. But that will only last a few weeks. It's all habit.
In fact, some students find they come back to studying with all the renewed enthusiasm of someone who never realised how much they liked Eastenders till the day the telly blew up.
What can I do in a year?
Jeez, what can't you do? Well, take a degree, but that's about it.
Just be sure not to waste the time. Apart from travelling and office-based work experience, how about these?
Or anything that appeals to you so long as it's constructive and bolsters your CV. Try taking a look at www.gapyear.com.
What are working Holidays?
While working holidays might sound like a contradiction in terms, they can be a good way to spend your gap year. Organisations like BUNAC can be useful in finding you work abroad.
This is a chance to experience the culture of another country from the inside, instead of as a passing tourist.
The other benefit is that you'll be earning money which should help pay for the whole thing. Whether you want to go for an extended summer or a whole year, there are plenty of options.
A downside worth thinking about is the type of work you might have to do, so if the programmes they have on offer don't appeal to you from a working point of view, things might be a little less happy than you imagined. As always, Push recommends that you do your research (but that's 'cause research gives us an almost sexual thrill).
Where can I find out about voluntary work?
Gap Activity Projects offers structured work placements and voluntary work. This ranges from helping in AIDS and leprosy clinics to conservation projects across the globe.
They also offer TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language] placements in nearly 20 countries. It's a good way to brush up your own language skills, and with a proper qualification you can do it anywhere you like, sometimes making money along the way, anytime in your life.
Is a Gap Year just a way of delaying the inevitable?
It's not a good idea to use a year off as an excuse not to go to university. If you don't want to go, don't. You can always apply later on in life as a mature student. A gap year should be used constructively and not as an excuse, but it is just about your best chance in life to take a break.
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The students and community of Birmingham, Alabama and in particular Wilkerson Middle School were affected by the vicious storms that raged through Alabama at the end of April. The students of Wilkerson Middle School needed an outlet for their feelings of fear, anger, sadness, and confusion. This podcast provided them with not only that outlet, but also an opportunity to express themselves in regards to their safety, and the survival of their community. As the comments are sometimes off the cuff and completely child created, there is no transcript, only the mention of the student's names.
Closing the Generation Gap through Interview
This podcast describes a collaborative project in which students determined, with several options available, to conduct research about the past by interviewing people who lived during the Great Depression. The students had read Fannie Flagg's Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, which depicted hard financial times. They explored traditional research methods (books and Internet) but decided on Interview with elderly residents from a nearby nursing home to achieve the most "local" information possible.
The Hydra was a dangerous mythical beast with many heads. This podcast tells the story of Hercules' challenge to kill the Hydra as one of his twelve tasks.
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This podcast of Greek and Roman architecture focuses on the key components of a home. The student acquaints the viewer with specific vocabulary related to this time period. The description of the home gives a view into the lifestyle of these people and it also hints to the hierarchy of society. In the final portion a contrast between homes of the wealthy and poor are made.
Minor gods and goddesses
This is one podcast of a series. The purpose of this podcast was to inform students about minor gods and goddesses. Iris is a messenger for Hera. She is often depicted as having a staff and winged shoes. Eris is given credit for starting the Trojan War with major goddesses taking sides against each other. The stories of Persephone, Circe, and The Fates are also mentioned. Persephone's struggle to return to her mother Demeter explains the changing of the seasons.
Roman Roads
This podcast is a description of Roman roads. The famous quotation, "All roads lead to Rome," was true in ancient times. The Romans built their roads straight in order to see long distances. The roads were well traveled and are still visible today. Comparisons of mile markers and road signs to today's highways are made in this podcast.
Artemis and her twin brother, Apollo, are the children of Leto and Zeus. She is goddess of the hunt. She is the patron goddess of young girls up until they are to be married. She has sworn never to marry, thus her break with young ladies at this time. Artemis is able to take on many different appearances, but the most common is that of a teenage girl leading her band of warriors who are eternally youthful.
Theseus and the Minotaur
Theseus is an ancient Greek hero. He is pitted against the Minotaur by King Minos. The daughter of the king aids Theseus in maneuvering his way through the Labyrinth. Theseus survives the Labyrinth and wins the heart of the princess. The Athenians were now saved from future sacrifices to the Minotaur.
Greek & Roman Government
Many of our words in government as well as the style stem from ancient Greece & Rome. Roman government modeled its style after the Greek democracy. This podcast is an overview of Greek, Roman, and United State government. Similarities are drawn between the progress made in ancient governments (who can vote) as well as that of the United States. History repeats itself with only wealthy males ruling in government in ancient times as well as beginning government in our own country.
Artemis & Apollo
This podcast outlines the origin of Artemis and Apollo. Artemis is seen as a goddess of the hunt. She is very bright and clever in her dealings with giants that attempt to overthrow those in Mount Olympus. Apollo has other gifts. He is given the task of making the sun rise each morning by riding his chariot through the sky. Information about Hera, Zeus, and Leto is also included.
Greek & Roman Toys & Games
Greek & Roman toys for children are compared. What is the purpose of the toys? How do these toys compare with simple games that we play today? Knucklebones seems to be the precursor to our current game of "Jacks". Some of the games are for role playing to prepare them for the future position in society.
Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades
Kronos, Lord of the Titans, does not want to lose his power. His plan to swallow his children whole is thwarted by Zeus. The three super powers: Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades, divide up the earth into areas to rule. Each of the "Big 3" has a famous story to tell: Zeus/Io, Poseidon and the Athenians, and Hades/Persephone/Demeter. Many of the stories are used to explain occurrences of the day.
Roman Gladiators
There are many types of gladiators and methods of fighting. In this podcast there are three main types that are mentioned. Gladiators begin as slaves or low class citizens, but have the opportunity to rise in society by being successful. The most famous gladiator is Spartacus. Various implements of gladiators are described. The gladiator fights were never meant to be a fair match, but a sporting event for the citizens with the favored and most famous using the best gear for battle.
Greek Constellations
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I can't answer about whether the manual contains all of the information that you'll need...but I bet that it does.
All guns require the exact same cleaning and maintenance supplies. Brand-name is not important, as long as the stuff has a good reputation. I have always had good service from KG-brand chemicals, Hoppe's #9, Birchwood-Casey, and, currently, Ballistol. Others are just as good. This is not something to obsess over.
You will need either a really good cleaning rod, or a BoreSnake, or both. (I use both.) Maybe a rod will come with your gun. I suggest that a steel cleaning rod is better than an aluminum one.
You will need some sort of patch-holding tip for your cleaning rod, and at least one bronze-bristle bore brush.
You will need an old toothbrush. Also, a brass-bristled, toothbrush-looking brush is another good thing to have.
You will need hundredsnay, thousandsof cotton patches of the correct size.
You will need a spray-can of "gun scrubber," a small tube of high-quality gun-lubricating (not preserving) grease, and a lot of high-quality gun oil.
The very first thing you must do to a brand-new gun is to remove all traces of the sticky preservative grease with which it was coated at the factory.
This is a very useful job in more ways than you think: You will learn to detail-strip your gun, while you're cleaning the grease off of it. Then you will learn how to put it back together again. Follow the manual's instructions to the letter. If something goes wrong, read the manual again, this time more carefully.
Places where there are sliding or rotating metal-to-metal contacts get at least a little oil. Many people prefer lubricating grease here. I go either way, depending upon my mood that day.
Everything else that's metal gets a light coating of oil, which is almost immediately wiped off. Your gun should not feel oily, nor should any part drip oil. (Your kit should now include a soft cotton cloth that feels a little oily. Use this cloth to wipe the gun down, after every time you've handled it.)
Get those snap caps. Use them for dry-fire practice. Daily. (Ten minutes a day is enough.)
When you dry-fire practice, take every bit of ammunition out of the gun. Check the chamber and the magazine well. Check the chamber again. Now take all of the ammunition out of the room in which you'll be practicing.
Come back and check the gun's chamber once again.
Now you can load-up with snap caps for practice.
Dry-fire practice is supposed to help you learn how to press (not squeeze) the trigger, while maintaining a proper sight picture and complete concentration.
Use a blank portion of interior wall to do this. Do not use a photo of your mother-in-law, or the TV.
Even aiming at a blank wall, you will see whether or not your sights waver excessively, as you press the trigger. Work toward eliminating most of the waver. (You can't get rid of all of it, so don't try.)
Now you are well on your way toward mastery of the pistol.
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War Documentary To Be Screened At Cal Poly
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - It's a side of war you don't normally see.
"The Hornet's Nest" shows the war on Afghanistan through the eyes of award-winning journalist Mike Boettcher and his son, Carlos.
They embedded themselves and their cameras with a group of soldiers, one that Cal Poly Senior Military Instructor Tim Malmin was a part of.
"I get goosebumps when I watch the film," said MSG Tilm Malmin. "But I also get pride in 'hey, I was a part of this.'"
Tim has served in the Army for the past 22 years, with three tours overseas. He says this film shows a real glimpse of what life is really like on the front lines.
"It's real footage," said Tim. "It's American soldiers and marines fighting in Afghanistan. It's not necessarily what they go through on a day-to-day basis, but he captures more of the brutal stuff of what combat really is about."
Although the documentary was filmed nearly three years ago, when Tim watched it, it brought back that sense of brotherhood he felt when he was there.
"It's a feeling that you're never going to get unless you experience combat with another person." said Tim. "Going through a hard time with someone that is going through the same hard time, that's really going to build that brotherhood...I'm not telling you 'hey, i'm going to risk my life for you,' but when it comes down to it, I will."
The film has been featured in several screenings around the country and this week will be featured at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
"If you have a connection to the military whatsover...whether you're a father, Gold Star family member...whatever it might be...whether you witness it first-hand, it tears at your heart seeing the loss that these guys gave for their country." said Tim.
"The Hornet's Nest is playing at Cal Poly Tuesday night at 6:30pm at Spanos Theatre. Tickets are free, but the College recommends that you come early for a good seat.
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jaysweet3 wrote:Got a berm around it? Gonna leave the corn standing or picked?
tenfingergrip wrote:If it were me, I'd rent a ditch witch and put a small ditch around the 2 acres (not looking but about 1200 ft of ditching) which would throw a small berm to the outside of the ditch, give you a way to drain the water quickly at season end and, most importantly, allow you to place a water control structure (flashboard riser or elbow pipe, etc) to regulate the depth of the water. Hopefully the soil will have some clay in it to keep the water from leaching out.
I think it'll take about twice as long to fill 2 acres six inches deep than you estimated: 2 acres = 93,120 sq ft x .5ft = 43,560 cu. ft. x 7.48 gal/ cu ft = 325,829 gal for 2 acres 6 inches deep. 325,829 / 25,000gph = 13 hrs + absorption + evaporation. You'll need to run the pump every couple of days as well until the ground is saturated. I do this every year but only am using a 15kgal/hr pump on 15 acres. Takes a long time, almost a month cause I have a large ditch (5 ft deep), that runs down the middle of the field that houses my flashbord riser at the berm, that I pump into to fill the impoundment from and to drain from.
WoodyWhiffingMG wrote:For you guys who have done this, how much of problem do you have with trespassers and people hunting it without your permission?
Botiz630 wrote:WoodyWhiffingMG wrote:For you guys who have done this, how much of problem do you have with trespassers and people hunting it without your permission?
I don't think you guys would have a problem, since you can see it from your front window.
WoodyWhiffingMG wrote:For you guys who have done this, how much of problem do you have with trespassers and people hunting it without your permission?
tenfingergrip wrote:Woody,
Don't know the state of the Federal/State programs with the budget problems going on, but several of the impoundments I have built have been with state/federal money.
Here is a link to a brochure on CP9 CREP Shallow Water Impoundments for Wildlife that may be applicable to you if you want to investigate. They used to pay up to 90% of the cost of construction and pay you for 15 years to remove the field from production as long as it had a cropping history and you have owned it for 5 years. Been several years since I used them, so not sure if the program is still viable.
Black Smoke wrote:Well your ear is going to be anywhere from 6-12 inches I would assume and a mallard is what maybe 16" at most long (just a guess) so ya 2.5' would be sufficient I would think that would be fine. Im in the process of doing everything you are doing just hoping I can get enough rain or a well drilled by the time I need it. Good luck with yours and let me know how it goes.
Black Smoke wrote:Woody how is everything going with your corn?
Mine is looking a lot better than it did now that we have been getting rain. My millet hole is looking good too I'll keep you posted.
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Hey there Lucy (and all members )
I'm doing my TESOL course currently and have been assigned to do a lesson plan (eek eeek and more eeeek). I have to present it this coming Saturday and have 20 minutes!!!!!!
I struggled to get a topic going and thought, okay, since I like comparing, let me do comparatives and superlatives!
I'm still struggling with the following however:
1. Do I teach both the comparative and superlative or just one and then the other?
2. How in depth do I go before it's too much for the students? What I mean is, do I tell them about good, better, best? more difficult, most difficult?
3. For what level would comparatives and superlatives be? Elementary? Pre-intermediate?
I have a rough draft of what I want to do, which goes like:
Divide class into groups of three and play "River, river, bank bank"
The group who wins gets a prize.
Select three students (the winners of the prize) and ask them how old they are.
"26- Greg, 18- Autumn, 29- Michelle"
Write their names and ages on the board.
Say out loud, "Autumn is 18 years old. How old is Autumn?" Answer: 18.
Repeat it with Greg and Michelle.
Ask the students to put the three in age order.
After doing this, say, "Autumn is 18 years old. Yes?" Answer: Yes.
Write old down on the board next to Autumn's name.
"Greg is 26 years old. Greg is older."
Write older next to Greg's name.
"And Michelle is 29 years old. He is the oldest."
Write oldest next to Michelle's name.
Repeat the exercise with the class repeating after:
"Autumn is old. Greg is older, Michelle is the oldest."
Concept Checking:
"Richard, is Autumn the oldest?" "No, Michelle is the oldest."
"MJ, is Greg the oldest? No, Michelle is the oldest."
"Sholony, can I say, Greg is more old than Autumn? No. Greg is older than Autumn."
Greg, what are we doing when we say, "Greg is older than Autumn?"
(Hopefully he will say comparing!) Comparing means putting two things next to each other/side by side/ and seeing what is the same and what is different.
"Andrea, when I say Michelle is the oldest what do I mean?"
"Michelle is age is more than Greg's and Autumn's."
Review: Autumn is old, Greg is older, Michelle is the oldest.
Using the same students, and the same presentation we do
"tall, taller, tallest."
"Michelle is tall, yes?" Yes.
"But Autumn is- Taller"
"Greg is the tallest."
Do another Concept Check.
One more is done with 'small' and the students are asked what do they see as a pattern between all the words. This should elicit 'er' and 'est' and 'the smallest, the tallest, the oldest'.
Students are then asked to come up with adjectives examples (we would do about five and hopefully one of them would have the CVC), which would be written on the board.
Before writing anything down, elicit from the students what the comparatives and superlatives are for the list:
"Kevin, it is hot in Northern California. But in Southern California it is?
"But in the desert it is the?"
"Ebru, Jane's bag is big, but Tony's is?"
"And Joshua's bag is the biggest."
After this I write them down on the board
And explain to them the CVC as the HOT words.
"Words with CVC (what does CVC mean? C is consonant, V is vowel, C is consonant are HOT) why are they hot? Because their last letter gets doubled/becomes two) and then we add our partners/friends- er and est."
I write down the spelling of the HOT words and pronounce them. I get the students to say it with me in choral. Hot – Hot, Hotter - Hotter, Hottest - Hottest.
Big – Big, Bigger – Bigger, Biggest – Biggest
Then we move on to the next one:
I say Young and point at Tony and he has to expand it to younger and youngest. If he gets it right, "Good Job!" Now, do we make the last letter two? "Noooooo. Why? It's not CVC. It's not a HOT word."
Spell it on the board.
Say, "I gave Chris one dollar and he was happy". "If I give PJ five dollars, he would be "Nicole?"
If she says Happyer, I'll say, "Yes!"
Does anyone know how to spell happier?
And I spell it on the board.
"Words that end with Y are magic words. The Y changes to I and then we add our friends, er or est. So, Happy, becomes Happier and then Happiest." (write it down on the board)
Ask someone for a sentence with Happier and Happiest.
"Pete, what about angry? Can you give me sentences?"
Little Song:
Adjectives that end with Y are magic words
When we compare we change the Y into an I
And add our friends, ER or EST.
To get Pretty, Prettier and Prettiest
Happy, Happier and Happiest"
In groups of three, try and fill in the handouts.
Concept checking and review. Ask them to read aloud and spell "Nice Nicer, Niciest? Nooooo."
Assigned five of the adjectives and need to put them into a short story.
They swap stories with the next group and read aloud.
Concept Checking
"Do I say, "It was darkest than yesterday? Nooooooo".
Put in groups of three again, they come up with a dialogue or little skits showing the degrees of comparison.
(I think my production is a little weak!!)
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On November 20, 2013, James M. Taylor of the Heartland Institute published a blog at Forbes where he discussed a new study in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society titled "Meteorologists' views about global warming: A survey of American Meteorological Society professional members" by Neil Stenhouse and nine other co-authors (hereafter Stenhouse et al 2013). Stenhouse et al 2013 found, among other things, that 93% of the most knowledgeable climate experts think that climate disruption has occurred over the last 150 years and that human activity is part of the cause.
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Using its trapping, shot-challenging 2-3 zone defense to perfect effect, No. 4-seeded Syracuse shut down No. 3 Marquette 55-39 in the East Regional final Saturday, reaching the Final Four for the first time in a decade.
Coach Jim Boeheim and the Orange (30-9) haven't been to the national semifinals since a freshman named Carmelo Anthony led them to the 2003 championship.
Fittingly, a matchup between schools from the soon-to-break-apart, rough-and-tumble Big East became quite a struggle to score. Syracuse was led by senior forward James Southerland's 16 points.
Marquette (26-9) hadn't scored fewer than 47 points this season. But with Syracuse playing Boeheim's beloved zone throughout, Marquette kept turning the ball over, seeing its shots blocked or just plain missing.
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I've played all the death metal I can think of. Satanic music, rap pretty much every offensive music I can think of. If I complain we get our music privileges taken away. I've asked him to turn it down numerous times. Everyone in the shop hates his music.
What would you do to piss this guy off? I need to make him realize that his music sucks and he needs to turn it down or turn it off.
I'm thinking of putting knife or banana on repeat for 12 hours straight. What would you guys do?


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For those of you who do not frequent the Kansas waterfowl forum on the "other" site, I've copied a recent post:
The second meeting was on Wednesday night, in Great Bend. I didn't hear about it until Wednesday afternoon and had responsibilities that evening that I didn't have time to come up with a replacement for, so I missed it.
I talked to the Kansas Migratory Bird Manager (Waterfowl Biologist) on Thursday about the meeting, the proposals for Qiuvira, and appropriate actions. (He was at the Wichita and the GB meetings.)
I borrowed the Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental assessment for the Quivira NWR proposals. It is 262 pages long, and covers things from allowing Sandhill Crane hunting, to allowing deer and turkey hunting, to opening Quivira to shed hunting. Waterfowl hunting is only a part of the Plan, but to me it is the most important part, so I'll concentrate on that aspect. This document has maps of the proposed Units; Walker's map shows a small part of the changes; it is not the entire proposals by any means....it gets worse.
There are three "Alternatives" being proposed:
Alternative A: literally, leaving things as they are now. It's the "control", and will not be the chosen path, in my opinion. (Somebody in a position of power feels the need for change at Quivira.)
Alternative B: Reducing the acreage available to waterfowl hunting from the present 8,000 (approx.) acres to approx. 7,000 acres. This would remove the North Lake area from huntable land and add acres to the waterfowl hunting land on the east side of Quivira. In effect, they would remove the best waterfowl hunting area (N. Lake) and replace it with fewer acres of upland that will provide little if any opportunity for duck/goose hunters. VERY BAD
This Alt.B would provide for closing only the areas (there are five proposed Units) that whoopers are actually sitting on...just like the Bottoms.
Bow hunting for deer would be allowed, with muzzleloader/shotgun deer hunting "to be considered". Turkey hunting would be allowed. Sandhill crane hunting would not be allowed. THIS CAN BE GOOD OR BAD, DEPENDING ON YOUR PROCLIVITIES.
Alternative C: Includes ALL the actions in Alt. B, except the whole refuge would be closed when whoopers are present in any part (like they do now), instead of closong only the affected area. Sandhill hunting to be allowed. Deer and turkey could be opened IF "population numbers AND population health concerns allow." THIS IS NO BETTER THAN ALT. B.
I've talked to people who know the most effective way to make your voice heard. It is by faxing or mailing (no email, no phone calls; they need PAPER to demonstrate public opinion) your comments to:
Toni Griffin, Planning Team Leader
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Division of Refuge Planning
P.O.Box 25486
Denver, CO 80225-0486
fax: 303/236-4792
There is a better plan, and this is what I will send to Toni:
Implement Alt.B, with one very important exception: make a Unit 6, that is now the western half of the north end of the refuge, the part that contains North Lake. This would allow waterfowl hunting on North Lake and flats, except when whoopers are present on that Unit, in which case the hunting on that unit will cease until the whoopers leave. This is just like the system that has been very successfully employed on Cheyenne Bottoms.
As I see it, removing N. Lake from huntable land essentially eliminates Quivira NWR as a viable waterfowling destination, for local and out of state hunters.
We need every one of you, whether you hunt Quivira or not, to send a letter.
The state and the feds need to hear what we want. Right now, they getting an earful from the birdwatchers, the hikers, and the bicyclists who occasionally use Quivira and who pay zero for it's maintenance. The hunters provide the funds to keep refuges open, and we deserve to have our voices heard.
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Senior attackers Ashley Bruns (Ellicott City, Md.) and Kitty Cullen (Rockville, Md.) led No. 3 Florida lacrosse with five goals apiece, guiding their team to a 19-9 win over Johns Hopkins Saturday at Dizney Stadium. UF improved to 14-1 overall and 2-1 in American Lacrosse Conference action in front of a season-high crowd of 816 on a beautiful day in Gainesville.
Bruns and Cullen tied season-highs with six and seven points, respectively, while sophomore midfielder Shannon Gilroy (Northport, N.Y.) chipped in two goals helping Florida rebound off a loss last week to Penn State.
"You're always worried how a team is going to respond after a loss and I thought they responded really well today," Head coach Amanda O'Leary said. "We started off fast out of the locker room, which is exactly what we needed them to do."
Four Gators scored multiple goals for the largest margin of victory over the Blue Jays (7-5, 1-2 ALC) in their five game series history. Florida improved to 4-1 all-time over Hopkins, winning the last four meetings.
Gilroy got the Gators on the board first, scoring six minutes into the first half. Hopkins responded on a goal of their own from Jenna Reifler assisted by Taylor D'Amore but that's as close as they could get as Florida responded with four unanswered goals to take a 5-1 lead. Bruns scored back-to-back goals while senior attack Gabi Wiegand (Bay Shore, N.Y) put a free position attempt in the back of the net and Cullen scored her first of the day all in a four minute and ten second span.
Wiegand scored four goals on five shots while Gilroy added two goals, helping their team score the second-most goals in a game this season.
O'Leary credited Cullen with coming out firing against Hopkins, providing the spark the Gators needed to record their 14th win of the season. In all, Florida was able outshoot its opponent 36-15, firing off 18 shots in both periods.
"Kitty was phenomenal today and did exactly what we needed," O'Leary said. "She went to the goal hard, created some opportunities for us with fast breaks and was able to finish her shot."
Hopkins scored with 17:28 to play but Florida again responded with a 3-0 run to hold its largest lead of the first half on a Bruns goal on a dish by senior middie Brittany Dashiell (Bel Air, Md.). Dashiell and senior attack Caroline Chesterman (South Nyack, N.Y.) each led with two assists on the afternoon.
Chesterman opened the second half with a goal off a feed from Bruns before Hopkins fired back with a goal at the 25:30 mark. But UF would go on another 3-0 run with goals from Bruns, Cullen and Wiegand to take a 12-6 lead with 20:03.
Hopkins strung together back-to-back goals at the 16:13 and 14:40 marks, but it was Florida's offense that again did the work answering with five-straight goals for a 17-8 lead with 10:10 to play.
Dashiell and Gilroy helped pace Florida with four draw controls each, as UF won draw controls (20-10) and ground balls (26-20). Bruns picked up a team-high four ground balls while Dashiell and Cullen each had three.
Senior goalie Mikey Meagher (Liverpool, N.Y.) recorded 60:00 in the cage Saturday afternoon, recording five saves on 15 shots by the Blue Jays.
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Switching cam shaft to fix fuel pump on 1988 Dodge Dakota
I have a 1988 Dodge Dakota, it came with a v6 but my friend's uncle who i bought it from had put what he said was a "boat engine" in the Dakota. It seems barely used and it appears to be a 318 to me, I have no real clue what year it is.
My issue though is my fuel pump stopped working about 5 months ago as I was driving. I knew before hand the engine was getting starved intermittently.
I put on about 3 brand new mechanical fuel pumps, no difference. I started using an electric one I got from an '89 Dak but it just never meshed up. Either it pumped too hard or the regulator didn't regulate down enough or the carb would overflow even at the lowest setting.
I got it running today, a bit of overflow, I had to keep my foot on the gas the majority of the time, and if its not cranked up successfully in the first one or two turns it kills any battery I put in it. Sometimes I get five. I have to turn the light switch I have fired to the pump on for a few seconds to feel the carb.
What I want to know is:
1. how does one check a cam shaft to see if its so worn it can't operator a mechanical fuel pump?
2. Is it even common for cams to get so used they just get worn down and cant reach the arm anymore on the pump?
3. How much do I have to remove to switch these cams out? I am getting in too much trouble breaking my cars down where I live and need to kinda rap hings up quick. Is it as simple as unbolting the engine mounts, jacking the engine up, taking the oil pan off and pulling it out?
4. I have found several new camshafts in my price range but they have different numbers. One says "318 360 .441"/.441" Lift 6901" while the other says "SB LA 318 360 .420"/.442" Lift 6900 (Fits: Dodge)"
and I wonder what that means, what the specifications on my camshaft are and if I can just interchange these camshafts and it work? Or is timing altered? I am just tired of dealing with the constant autowork and the excess gas use, and the fiddling with light switches and wiring and hoping the battery doesn't die.
Simple solution
Get a common aftermkt low pressure electric fuel pump and install/wire it correctly. No regulator required and sure beat the h@ll out of pulling the front and top off an engine.
Fuel pump lobe wear is getting to be more common as the oils available are junk. Don't protect from direct rubbing forces.
I dont know if the fuel preassure is a factor in the float clip in the carb not keeping it shut. if the preassure is low enough I guess the carb will feel up to that point, close th clip, and the excess fuel still being pumped will return to tank. I don't want the trouble of having to switch that light switch button and waiting though. I want everything to be mechanically in sink I guess I am saying.
I guess its not possible to buy the lobe? Eitherway I want to look in this engine so I'd still appreciate any input on the cam shaft switch job.
I found some fuel pressure pumps with low PSI. This one from 2.5 to 4.5, and from 5 to 9 PSI but I do not know how low PSI needs to be and both of their mesh charts claim an '88 Dak is not compatible with their pump. I think it is but I still don't know which PSI is good enough to supply this carb? I don't know what I would use as a return line since this line is going strait to the carb unless the preassure is so low it just doesnt keep force on the gas in the line and won't force the float clip in the carb open.
This motor does not have a lobe on the cam for the pump. It is a part (round offset stamped steel) that bolts to the front of the timing gear - called a fuel pump eccentric.
I just want it back to '88 standards and '88 specs, no more rigging or ad ons.
To get to it, you would need to pull apart the front of the engine. There will not be much contact on the fuel pump arm. Sounds like you have more issues than a fuel pump if a stock pump is making the carb overflow. You need to clean out the lines and carb. What is on there for a carb? If you really feel there is too much pressure, put a guage on it. 88 Dakotas did not come with V8s, (exception of Shelbys). Chrysler did not put V8s in until I believe '93 (newer style). Someone put it in, so find out what the engine is.
Thats the exact reg I bought.
The 89 pump is for fuel injection. It will be WAY too much pressure. The regulator would need to have a return line to the pump to make that pump work. That pump will not allow pressure to be controlled by an external regulator - it would have to have a return line - just like fuel injection works in those trucks. If you got a simple a/m pump, you would not have that issue. If you got a good mechanical pump for a 318 (older modle), you should be ok - as long as that engine has a carb. What carb is it - 2 barrel?
By the way, the pump in the picture is not a picture of a small block mopar pump. They have a much longer arm.
its a one barrel carb, carter i believe. im not sure if my mech pump had the long arm or short one since ive not taken it out in a few months but i know i got the right one at the store when i replaced it. I have in the past gotten bad mech fuel pumps from O'Reilly's but I got 3 replacements for this mech pump on this 318 "boat" engine and im not sure if buying an older mech pump for a 318 is gonna help, thats my concern and I want to at this point just deal with the mech pump so it will drive like it was when I first got it with no stalling, no overflowing, no reaching for light switches, no killing the batteries due to excess cranking. Is there an easy way to analyze and figure out why the mech pumps arent working?
That must be an old motor - dont remember 318s being in boats, but it should be basically the same. No reason for having a bad pump, never really came across that issue. It should not take much to fill that carb. You may want to check out the carb and make sure its not filled up with gunk. Also, when the pump is put on, take the fuel line off by the carb and turn it over and see if gas will spray out (into a can). Make sure the pump is primed first. It is not uncommon for a pump to go out, but then again its not a very common thing either.
HERE ya go. Much cheaper and easier than pulling the motor apart.
Not knowing a LOT more about the engine, I cannot be certain, but I'd be concerned that the ProProducts pump shown would be a little bit light @ 28 GPM. Carter makes a simple electric internally regulated vane pump (regulator not required) that will pump up to about 72 GPM also at about 4-6 PSI. Check out Carter Universal Rotary Vane Electric Fuel Pumps GP4070 - SummitRacing.com
Edit: Note that if you find it necessary, this pump can be further regulated with an in-line (non-return) regulator.
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So many of you - including Lisa Cheli, R.J., Andrew, and bite me - came up with the brilliant idea of microwavable dinners. Why didn't I think of that?! Or more importantly… why didn't HOYT think of that? katiln was right. Hoyt should understand how uncomfortable all this food stuff makes me and consider my feelings a little more. But still, there is one slight problem: Our microwave is where I heat up my Tru Blood. Call me crazy, but I don't think I could stomach the residual smell of nuked mashed potatoes and chicken in there. And we just don't have a crock pot, like Melinda and Dana Hilton suggested. I guess I could ask Bill for a housewarming gift, maybe one of those slow cookers, or an extra microwave? But I feel weird asking him for anything these days. I'm trying to make it on my own, you know? I don't wanna come crawling back to daddy with my tail between my legs every time the waters get a little choppy. I'm sure sometimes I will, but I'd like to see if I can handle this one on my own.
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