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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Is Stillwater 'No-Kill'? The facts
The Humane Society of Stillwater is attached to the Stillwater Animal Welfare facility. While the Humane Society of Stillwater is a 'no-kill' shelter, we are often asked "What about Animal Welfare?"
This is what their official website has to say
"Stillwater is not "officially" a "no-kill" city, meaning there has not been an official proclamation, funds or other means made available for this purpose; however, the Animal Welfare shelter has been low euthanasia or "no kill" for over ten years by the definition of very few healthy or adoptable animals being euthanized. This does not include the euthanasia of sick, injured, or feral animals."
Visit http://stillwater.org/police/aw.php for more information
Thanks to their willingness to partner with rescue groups and the Humane Society and the hard work of all three of our Animal Welfare officers, Stillwater has earned a wonderful reputation for being a 'no kill' shelter in a very high kill state.
If Animal Welfare is "no kill", then what is the purpose of the Humane Society?
The obvious answer is to help keep it that way! Without the Humane Society available to take the excess animals, Animal Welfare would quickly run out of cage space.
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Reaching the Unreachable through Christ
Posted by Kelly Wallace on 03/04/2015
About a year ago, I started tagging along with Danny, Don, and Rex to the Firehouse shelter. I was humbled by the opportunity to serve with these passionate Christ Church men, who care deeply about the hurting in our community. I was, to say the least, really, really nervous the first time I joined them downtown. Afraid that I wouldn't have anything to offer, that I wouldn't have anything to say, and afraid of being a woman at a men's shelter. But I prayed for help before leaving my car that first night, and every night since:
"God, I know it's really not about me… so help me see You move."
Even though my eyes only see dimly at best, He has always answered that prayer and never ceases to amaze, astonish, and humble me when glimpsing Him at work.
When people are at the end of their rope --- it is holy ground. When people are in touch with and bring to light their pain and addictions --- it is holy ground. When people cry out for help, and begin the journey to enter their pain and find God there --- it is holy ground. When dignity is shared and compassion is offered --- it is holy ground.
Not all at the shelter are able to examine their life's choices and purpose yet, but those that do . . . WOW! Not all at the shelter are willing to acknowledge the One who meets them in the desert and the valley of the shadow of death. Even though we ALL see dimly, it does not deplete the fact that God is indeed waiting to meet us in the very darkness we fear. It is a deep honor to witness even a small flicker of a glimpse of God on the move in their lives and in our midst.
Last week, there was a man named Rick who I've seen at the shelter for some time but never had an opportunity to talk to. Rick looks like he is in his late 50's but might be in his early 40's. He has been ill, very ill, and has been going downhill fast over these last few weeks. He told Danny and me that he had brain surgery, but an infection is also attacking and rotting his body. He is living on the streets after having brain surgery; he is hardly able to walk steadily so he uses a walker; he keeps hydrated with a soiled water bottle that carries its own smell of decay . . . On this particular night, he was wrapped in a blanket and looked feverish. I asked him if I could get him some water. "Okay," he replied. I went to get him a fresh cup of cool water and a prayer card. When I returned, I asked, "Is there any way we can pray for you Rick?" "Not really," he replied. Then Danny came over and started offering Rick his friendship. Danny said to him, "We can't promise, but if you let us know what you might need, we want to try to help make your life more comfortable right now."
Now you must understand that Danny is a kind and generous man from Christ Church, who has been the Firehouse Shelter for years. It is truly humbling to watch him care for the men at the Firehouse shelter, who so respect him and experience Christ's love through him.
"I'm alright. I don't need anything," was Rick's reply. Rick then suddenly opened up about his physical pain and what brought him to Birmingham; extending to us a rare beautiful glimpse into the 'who' of Rick and his story. Danny asked, "Can we pray for you now, Rick?" And with laying on of hands for this man named Rick – beloved one by Christ – the Holy kissed humanity. What I have come to value about Christ Church via Danny, Don, and Rex is a reminder that the church building is not the Church Body. It is simply a nice place for us to gather. Once we can be freed of four walls, we the Church can be in motion; in search of and on the journey to find an answer to the question, "Where is God moving now and how can we join Him there?" Especially when He invites us to the end of 'I CAN' or 'I CAN'T' . . . to places, people, and experiences where we are afraid and must trust the God who meets us there.
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The 2010 PEN World Voices literary festival will feature 150 writers from 40 countries. The festival's lineup includes literary fiction heavyweights Toni Morrison, Richard Ford, Salman Rushdie, Sherman Alexie, Elias Khoury, Roddy Doyle and Aleksander Hemon; musical icon Patti Smith and filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles.
In a series of panels and conversations around New York, authors will talk about a wide range of topics, including mythology, writing about torture and the future of journalism. There are big-ticket events, including a cabaret featuring Natalie Merchant; proceeds from ticket sales go to support the organization, which promotes the freedom to write around the globe. And many of the festival's events are free.
For the first time in my memory, the L.A. Times Festival of Books and PEN World Voices are not happening on the same days. This year, a literary jet-setter could spend the weekend of April 24 and 25 enjoying the sunny Festival of Books at UCLA, then pop over to New York for PEN World Voices from April 26 to May 2.
Those who can't can still catch a bit of PEN World Voices here on the West coast. Two authors -- Christos Tsiolkas and Asaaf Gavron -- will be appearing at the Festival of Books while they're in the U.S.
Last year, PEN had a bounty of bloggers chronicling their panels and readings for those who couldn't be in New York. It was almost too much to keep up with, but it was a nice way to vicariously enjoy the many, many offerings of PEN World Voices. I'm hoping they blog like crazy this year, too, but at the very least we can follow them on Twitter.-- Carolyn Kellogg
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**Do NOT Ask For Future Seasons of Anime**
**The following opinions expressed herein are my own and do not represent the views or opinions of FUNimation or its affiliates in any way. I am not an employee of FUNimation, of any of its affiliates, or of this website. I am also not a moderator, admin, or even anyone special relating to www.funimation.com.
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So you just finished watching Spice & Wolf, Seikirei, Rosario+Vampire, Cat Planet Cuties, etc., and you still want more where that came from, eh? Want another season of your favorite show so you could enjoy the characters & storyline that much more?
Some of you might assume that the proper course of action would be to ask FUNimation about it.
In reality, though, this is not the case.
Before you post on the FUNimation forums with your requests for a second or third season of your favorite show, please take the following into consideration:
1. FUNimation does not make anime. I will say that again: FUNIMATION DOES NOT MAKE ANIME. Anime is made in Japan by a number of different animation and production companies. FUNimation is an American company located in Texas. Other than creating English subtitles, directing an English dub, and designing box art, FUNimation has absolutely NOTHING to do with the creation, writing, direction, animation, or production of any anime series whatsoever. They only license what's available from Japan. If it doesn't exist in Japan, then FUNimation cannot localize it. While this should be common knowledge by now, many would be surprised by how many people still think that FUNi actually makes all their shows themselves.
2. FUNimation cannot influence the Japanese to make another season of an existing anime. No matter how popular the title in question is here in the States, the creation of a second season depends not on American sales, but almost entirely on Japanese sales. These shows are, after all, originally intended for a Japanese audience. If the show is a hit in Japan, then a second season is all the more likely, even if it doesn't do well over here. If the show bombs in Japan, even if it's extremely popular in the West, then there's little to no chance another season will ever see the light of day. Animation studios make the majority of their money from Japanese DVD and bluray sales, which is why they tend to be much more expensive over there than they are over here. A typical 13 episode show will run you well over $300. Compared to that, U.S. sales are pocket change. The studios have to go with what sells over in Japan. If the people aren't buying, they're going to drop it and move on to the next project.
There have been a few times in the past where U.S. sales influenced the production of a sequel season, such as in the case of The Big O and IGPX. But those were directly co-funded by Cartoon Network, and let's face it: FUNimation doesn't exactly have Cartoon Network money.
3. Petitions for anime don't work, have never worked, and more than likely will never work. Anime costs millions of dollars and requires hundreds of man hours worth of labor to create, so a handful of signatures on a measly piece of paper alone is not going to get you a second season. Like mentioned above, Japan is only interested in Japanese sales. It doesn't matter if you get 10,000 signatures or not; they make significantly more money from Japanese DVD/BD sales than from North American sales. If it's not popular in Japan, then they could care less about how well it does in the U.S.
4. If you do not know if a second or third season is in the works or not, please do some research first before asking about it. Some excellent sites to check out for the latest anime news are Anime News Network, Crunchyroll, and The Fandom Post, and of course, there's always Google. If you can't find out any news or info on a new season of a certain show, then it simply doesn't exist. Unless an official announcement is made by the studio or production company themselves, then any and all discussion about a future season is nothing more than conjecture and holds no truth to it.
5. Above all else, please remember that no one is entitled to another season of their favorite show. Anime, just like TV, movies, video games, books, and all other forms of media, is "entertainment". Entertainment, by extension, is a luxury. It is not food, water, clothing, or shelter. You do not need it to survive. If the companies responsible for your favorite show decide not to produce another season, then that's sadly something you're just going to have to deal with. Japan doesn't owe you another season of your favorite show, and FUNimation doesn't always owe you a license of said show if it does end up being made. Sure, it always sucks when the story is cut off right in the middle before you get to see how it ends, but trust me, it's not the end of the world. If your favorite show gets canceled, it's okay to feel upset, but please don't rant & rage and hold a grudge. Instead, pick up a different show. Or read the manga. There are so many different and wonderful series out there in the world of anime that you're guaranteed to find something else that you'll like.
So before you ask "Will we ever get season 3 of _______?", odds are the answer is, "Probably not."
tl;dr version: If you want to finish the story, just go read the manga.
Yeah, but why do you have to be so mean about it? Personally I understood Funimation only dealt with licensing and dubbing material from the sacred Japanese Islands. Although I did learn a lot from your post, especially about how how much anime costs to watch over there. I had presumed beforehand that most network TV stations would play anime at certain times/days, and then maybe like a dozen or so cable/satellite channels playing it 24/7 with anime/managa news shows and what not. But to hear $300 USD for a 12 episode series is just… wow. It puts the otaku in a brand new light for me. However, if I were to read your post as someone new to anime who doesn't have any friends who are into the genre (and there are lots of those types), who just come across the channel by accident, or downloaded a few episode of something that one of their friends said would blow their minds, etc... Then come here to learn more and instead get made to feel like outcasted, feeble-minded weaklings for not spending the time trying to figure out where they can find readily available information to answer a relatively simple question that could be answered by one person in a sentence or two.
Yes of course a sticky with this information would be nice for people, granted they actually paid attention to the sticky and spent the time reading it first. Links to ANN might be nice also, because to be honest even I have trouble trying to find out if a certain anime series is being continued in Japan or not, let alone if funimation has acquired the rights to dub it for foreign release. Not everyone is familiar with forum communities and subculture. You can try to google "blood-c season 2" as I have just done, and after reading the wiki article, some Yahoo answers, and the ANN page for it, still have no clue if there is a 2nd series in the works. Sure I'm probably just not looking in the right place, or perhaps missed something critical for not being clued up enough on anime memes and slang to get a full picture, but after a good 20-30 mins generally I start to think "hey I bet someone out there who loved the series as much as I did and is clued up about where/how to find this kind of information who's been on the scene for awhile probably knows right now happily discussing the series on a forum somewhere.". Maybe that's wrong of me, and I should spend a few more hours searching so I can hopefully learn for myself, but it just seems infinitely more easy for someone to reply saying sorry no 2nd season in the works, you can read more at <insert link="" here="">, and have the case solved and a new site to bookmark for future use....
It's just plain mean and nasty to demean someone by telling them to go outside and play, and patronize them on the concepts of entertainment and luxury while making them feel like they're spoiled and useless parasites who lack any kind of common sense or decency for having the vulgar idea that maybe starting a petition (as naive as they are, and yes they annoy me too) might actually be doing funimation a favor (in error of course). They surely do not all mean to create these things because they are trying to cause harm or start chaos for the injustice of Cat Planet Cuties not getting a 2nd season.
So yeah, all for a constructive sticky about this - but is this really the kind of image you want to portray to new fans who come to this site and may eventually become regulars who frequent the board and all contribute their opinions and make the community stronger? It just seems unnecessarily harsh, close-minded, and frankly snobby to go about it like this. Otherwise the post was indeed rather informative.</insert>
Well in in all honesty a lot of fans ( be it for anime, toons , video games, insert media/ franchise here). Kind of are spoiled useless parasites that lack common sense and/or decency. XD
And yeah Space Man may be harsh, but you know what they say, sometimes yea gotta give em some tough love.
Even with tough love, as we still see….. Sometimes people just don't care and will still do it.
SpacemanHardy post is only as harsh as the person who is reading it takes it to be. While you do have a point about newcomers into the world of anime/manga lack of understanding about the industry being a problem that should be addressed with more etiquette, one mustn't forget that some older members probably have seen and addressed the same list of questions numerous times already. The question "Will/Can Funimation please make more seasons of [insert anime title here]?" has been brought up frequently in the last few months. There is already a whole section in the FAQ part of the forum that deals with these questions if anyone were to take a little time and explore the first set of links.
Click FAQ –> Funimation General or Funimation Shows
Link: http://www.funimation.com/forum/faq.php?faq=faq_fun_general
Though, I would suggest changing the name "Funimation Shows" to something along the lines of "Funimation Shows Continuation Questions." This should definitely get all members attention should they actually check out this section of the website. I mean how can we get any more clearer than this?
Another suggestion would be to make sure to spell out abbreviations for new members who might not be up-to-date with the terms just yet. This is mainly referring to Step 4 in SpacemanHardy post. "Check ANN articles" should be clarified to say "Check AnimeNewsNetwork articles." Also, it wouldn't hurt to add the link to the website as well. This is just to keep the post informative, though any member should just be able to type the phrase into a search engine and find the website with little problems.
Link: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/
The more we clarify in our posts that are a part of threads that are stickied, the less chance members can rightfully complain about not understanding something.
Lastly, this is keeping with the whole idea of building a continuing growing knowledge base idea, but can we have a moderator create a new thread and have it stickied for the topic "All About Licensing."
I already have posted the links to the ANN articles in a different thread located here: How to obtain anime rights?
Since ANN broke down the article into 3 parts, I suggest that we dedicate 1 post for 1 part. Thus, it makes it easier for people to read.
Nicely done, SpacemanHardy.
The harshness was really done in good taste, as it's simply meant to discourage people from asking. It also reminds me of ANN smashing the hopes of those trying to find out how their ideas can get turned into anime. Hopefully we won't have to create that thread either.
Hilarious thread
I totally understand the rationale in ironically creating a thread for people that have already shown they would rather ask their question than do some research. They aren't going to read a thread that would encourage them not to do so, and the only people who will read this thread will be people that already know to look for information before posting about something
I sincerely hope this was meant to be a parody and wasn't created as a serious thread
I can personally attest the op did not make this in parody.
I totally understand the rationale in ironically creating a thread for people that have already shown they would rather ask their question than do some research. They aren't going to read a thread that would encourage them not to do so, and the only people who will read this thread will be people that already know to look for information before posting about something
Unfortunately, I'd have to agree.
However, in the hopes that this thread does prove useful I think that rewording some things to come across less harsh and providing links to news sites would be helpful.
While I am one who does understand that FUNimation is not the ones to make anime, I do have to agree with those who state that this post is rather harsh in tone. In fact, I find it rather offensive. Therefore, I am asking that the message be revised to a much more polite tone, or I am going to have to ask that it be deleted.
There is no reason, whatsoever, to take this kind of tone in a message board. In fact, I would even go so far that it could possibly violate TOS due to its rather disrespectful tone.
Space Man is a user like any other, he has right to voice his opinion about things just as much as anyone else. And this is nothing compared to how truly horrid people can act be it here or forums in general.
It's one thing to voice an opinion. It's another thing entirely to support and promote such a post that ultimately reflects poorly on Funimation, as a company that agrees with the harsh language being promoted by representatives of the community
As a moderator, you should know better
Spaceman isn't a moderator, he's a regular member of the forums,
As for me, well if you have a problem with me sticking the thread, I was merely being nice and doing so after the op requested to have it Stickied.
I do agree spaceman is harsh on some places and could better the post by providing links for new fans/members.
If the people believe that I was a bit too harsh, then I will edit it to make it more "user friendly".
Not tonight, though. It is far too late.
What reflects well on reality but not on Funimation (or Sentai or NISA for that matter) is that North American anime disc sales really don't have much if any effect on whether or not a show will get picked up for another season. It still supports the show in a small way but not nearly as much as even one import disc sale. They're expensive for a reason, they directly help to fund the show and one disc volume generally costs as much as an entire season of anime on Funimation or Sentai, but not Aniplex America which generally has similar pricing to their native Aniplex releases in Japan.
But even all the importers in North America probably don't amount to much so while I enjoy importing and like to support my shows I know that my one buy can't really influence it at all. I like to think there might be a day that "one more disc" might be the one that makes them say yes, we have seen enough purchases to warrant making a second season but of course it is a very complex business decision to make another season, or even the first season. Things are just not that simple.
The main point of this thread is absolutely true. Funimation can only release what was going to be released anyway. Unless…. they can pony up enough cash to get on the production committee in Japan. That's the only way it could happen and I don't think any of the current north american licensing companies have that kind of cash. So the answer stands. All you can do is beg Funimation to get sequels of shows that we know are coming out, hope they license them.
And most shows do NOT finish the manga or novels precisely because they help to promote currently publishing works. If the works are finished publishing then there may not be much of a reason to bother making anime for it unless they think it can sell well enough on its own or will sell enough to require reprints, will sell game spinoffs, hug pillows, oppai mousepads, what have you. So, it is very common to get either a non-ending or an anime-only ending. And as the first post indicates, that's just the way it is. Anime used to be funded by the toys, now it either has to be good enough to sell itself as an original anime, or has to do a good job promoting currently running books which are only rarely finished at the same time as the anime.
Forgive me if someone has already said something similar, but while Funimation themselves don't make the anime series, sometimes they do see how much fans want another season, and will try to get that through to the Japanese animation studios. For example, years ago, Laura Bailey and some other voice actors had Fruits Basket fans make so many thousands of paper cranes, in order to show much interest America had in a second season of the anime. Granted, it didn't work, because the Furuba anime is nothing compared to the manga, and the company had already decided that, but still. They tried. Sometimes letting them know we want something can result in them actually trying to get it. xD
@hpully. Well said!
I don't the post is too harsh. If anything with all the years I have been watching anime for years and I learned some new things from the post.
@kano, I don't believe they affect sales or decisions at all but western fan actions can get noticed. 4chan hosting the Log Horizon novel author on several occasions, Madoka staff noting that western fans figured out the witch naming rune scheme etc. We can try I suppose but it really is about whether or not it will make money IN JAPAN.
I would like to see how many tickets Evangelly sells here, Wolf Children and Madoka too so we can see, sadly, how small a drop in the bucket it is compared to the runs of those movies in Japan.
Space Man is a user like any other, he has right to voice his opinion about things just as much as anyone else. And this is nothing compared to how truly horrid people can act be it here or forums in general.
Not once have I ever said he wasn't entitled to his opinion. I just said he went about it in the wrong way.
But in reading your reply, Soundmonkey, I am left wondering if perhaps you don't have the qualifications to be a moderator, since, in my opinion, this post as well as the previous one in which you yourself admit Space Man was harsh indicates that you may not understand what the purpose and role of a moderator is.
While I could simply ask Sophie what the goal Funimation has in mind for their forums, I am going to go out on a limb here and hypothesize that their goal is to provide a fun, friendly environment in which people can come to discuss Anime (and other things, based upon the different forum categories). Space Man's post does the exact opposite. It is a completely unnecessarily mean and unfriendly sounding post. Yet instead of trying to be a part of the solution to the horrid behavior that people can exhibit in forums, you instead go the other way and sticky his post, thereby being a part of that problem by taking an action which only serves to endorse such behavior.
Let me ask you what you think guests and other newcomers to the forum will think when they read such a post? Do you honestly think that they will want to stay? And although I don't get around as much as I might like given my busy life, I've been coming around Funimation's forums since before the last forum update, yet posts like Space Man's make me want to not come around.
Instead of coming across like such a jerk, perhaps a much better thread would have been asking why not? Why shouldn't Funimation expand into actually producing Anime. Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko and Nickelodeon showed with Avatar: The Last Airbender that an American company can do it, if it's done right (which is really all you need to do in the first place, regardless of national origin).
And while I won't say I know all the reasons why Japan doesn't give a good look at foreign markets when producing an anime (and who really knows how strongly it's considered, or not considered) perhaps they really should start thinking about it a little more strongly. Anime is, after all, globally popular. According to this article from the Japan Times http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2013/04/17/national/japans-population-falls-by-record-level/#.Uq6cc-LCT6M , the Japanese population is at 127.515 million, while the US population is at over 300 million. What's more, Japan's population is actually decreasing while the US population is increasing. (And another question for thought: What was the convention attendence last year here in the US as a percentage of the Japanese overall population?) In other words, Japan's market it shrinking, while the US's is increasing. How long can Japanese companies continue basing their decisions solely upon Japanese sales? Especially if such demographic trends continue.
Of course, this is just a broad based statement. If I had the luxury of the time, I would start heavily researching whether a business model of Funimation producing anime and the even more complex task of determining if consideration of foreign markets would be a wise business decision. But alas, I do not have the previously mentioned luxury. But it could make for an excellent, and intelligent, discussion nonetheless.
And let's not forget, too, that while it is rare, it is not unheard of for an anime to get a new season long after the initial run. Slayers got a new season, and Kenichi got some OVAs and if rumor is to be believed, a new season next year.
Bottom lining it: Space Man went about it the wrong way, period. And Soundmonkey, you, in my opinion, failed in your role as a moderator in this situation.
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Introducing Ratios and Rates in Word Problems
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Objective: SWBAT define ratios (rates) as a comparison of two quantities by identifying ratios in problem situations.
Big Idea: students will play a cooperative game identifying ratios and exploring equivalent rate and unit rates
Do Now
Students enter silently according to the Daily Entrance Routine. They are reminded at the door that the Do Now is a practice quiz and that the real one will take place on tomorrow. In order to speed up the data collection and review of tough questions, all students are asked to enter their answers into Senteo clickers. A timer is set for 6 minutes and displayed on the SMART Board. As students work silently I will be walking around to monitor progress. Any students taking too long on any question may be asked to move on to the next question. The goal is to get as much data as possible about what students know. This allows me to prioritize skills students need to develop the most when reviewing the answers.
A commonly missed question in all three classes was question 5, a statement which compares the decimal 0.33 and the fraction 1/3. I predicted this would be a misconception because many of my students say 1/3 is equivalent to 0.33, rather stating it is an approximation. I wanted to make sure this essential idea was reviewed and engage the students through the results. (i.e. "let's take care of any misunderstandings now so that you guys don't miss this one again").
I had a significantly tougher time getting students to complete the Do Now and enter answers. In this one class, we were not able to generate as much data and the Senteo clickers give me an immediate system of accountability. I urge students to make sure they are pushing themselves to work faster and get to each question (i.e. "without data, I don't know what to help you with").
Once time for this section has expired or I have answered all student questions, the Do Now sheets will be organized into binders and Class Notes will be distributed.
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Students receive Cornell Notes. I ask them to fill out the heading and the aim which is written on the white board. Red font in the sheet indicates content which students will be responsible for writing down themselves. We begin by reviewing the definition of ratio, which I have one student read out loud. Then I have another student read the example. I ask students to raise their hand, as a check for understanding, if they feel confident about the answer to this question. This is how I evaluate how many students have prior knowledge of this topic. Then I ask one student for the answer and I ask others to write it two different ways. As another check for understanding, I ask students if the ratio 1 : 2 or the fraction ½ are correct answers for this problem. This is how I check for understanding of the order in which the integers are written.
Another student is cold called to read the definition of ratio and the example. I explain to students that ratios and word problems in 7th grade will most likely include rational numbers. I ask a student to remind us about the difference between a rational number and an integer. Then I ask a student to write a ratio in the form of a fraction which includes the two quantities in the example. Students may need more scaffolding to do this (example in the video below. I will also be asking students to find equivalent ratios and explain what they mean in the context of the situation.
Once we have finished reviewing this example, I ask students to complete the final example in the notes on their own. A timer is displayed with 4 minutes. When the time expires I ask them to turn to a neighbor to review/complete their answers. I write the correct answer on the board. This should only take about 1 minute.
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I announce to students that we will be playing a game in teams of four today. Each student received color cards with their names on them. Before class, I prepared heterogeneous groups based on RIT scores determined MAP scores. I begin by asking students to pack up their belongings, except for a pencil. This should only take 1 minute and displaying the timer on the SMARTBoard keeps students accountable. Then, students have 2 minutes to move the classroom tables to create pods of 4. They are instructed to stand behind their chairs after this task is completed. Once this is done, students are asked to find their team members by color and take a seat at one of the pods. Two additional minutes are displayed for this direction. As students are taking a seat, I am walking around to place baskets in the middle of each pod. Each basket contains 4 paper-clipped quarter-sized sheets of paper with alphanumerical identification on the back, and a highlighter.
I introduce the game to students as the "Silent Competition". In order to help my students feel successful in this game, I may ask lower achieving students to take the A cards, which are all "identification" tasks, lower on Bloom's taxonomy. Since this will be a group effort, they will still have an opportunity to learn about all the other steps. Otherwise, students may choose any stack they want.
Give students the following information before they choose:
- A cards will require the student to highlight and identify the two distinct quantities in the word problem
- B cards will ask students to write a ratio in the form of a fraction using the highlighted in formation without reducing.
- C cards will ask students to use B cards to find an equivalent ratio.
- D cards will ask students to answer a question relevant to the initial word problem which uses the equivalent ratio provided by the student who completed C card.
- Cards are handed to the following student in alphabetical order.
- Do NOT hand cards to students unless the directions instruct you to do so (i.e. student A may not give/show her card to student C)
- Students MAY NOT speak or provide help during each round.
- Once student D has an answer, they must raise it in the air for me to come and check.
In order to ensure that students understand the game we will begin by completing a round out loud, the "sample" round. For this round students will be using the cards clearly labeled "sample", which include the problem completed during the notes.
My goal with this lesson is to encourage students to work together to understand how to identify the units being compared, what equivalent ratios represent in each context, and providing exposure to the unit rate a day before teaching it directly. Through this game students are in use of MP1.
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In the last 10 minutes of class, students will receive a sheet that includes all 4 problems. They must complete the four problems using the information they gathered during the game, along with my guidance toward solutions. This is also a great resource to have available because I use it in case I lose the class in terms of overwhelming behavioral issues that do not allow enough time for the game.
Homework is handed out at the end of class and students are dismissed.


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Hello all. I work for Quintessentially, the world's leading private members-only club with luxury lifestyle management and concierge services. We have over 60 offices major cities around the world. We have just opened the Jakarta office and are looking for an English speaking Client Relations Manager:
I have tried posting the below job ad on jobsdb and all I got was trash - too many under-qualified applicants "quick-applying" without taking a good look at the job ad. So I figured I'd try my luck here:
Quintessentially is the world's leading luxury lifestyle members-only club, with 68 offices around the world, providing a unique global brand of concierge and lifestyle management services, 24 hours a day, Protected content a year. A position is currently available for a Client Relations Manager in Jakarta.
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Look at that! This post is going to be about the remainder of my great Prairie camp/drive, and it's going to stay that way. I'd better jump write back into traveloguing so there's no risk of going off on tangents.
Look at that! A nice sunset as viewed from the guest house south of Val Marie SK, on the edge of Grasslands National Park. As it turns out, the weather wasn't so delightful the next morning at all. I got up quite early to meet a park guide at 7:00am - we were going to drive the 1.25 hours or so over to the East Block of the park to go on a guided hike through the badlands there to look at some fossil sites. But there was rain coming - and it came - HARD - shortly afterward. Plus, it had rained hard once already in the previous few days (once, memorably, during dinner, which resulted in an invitation into my neighbouring tipi to share some nutloaf cooked in Campbell's tomato soup, which in the midst of a thunderstorm in a tipi is actually the best thing possible). So the roads into the East Block would have been so bad that if I did get in, I might not get out.
So I decided to leave Grasslands park one day early. The day actually cleared up very quickly, and by the time I packed up and drove less than half an hour, the sun was out and the world was bright and drippy. I pulled into a town called Orkney, once again bemused by the Scottishness of Saskatchewan.
Orkney is a near-ghost-town, like many I saw across the south of SK. There are still P.O. boxes, and a couple of the houses are inhabited, but mostly it's falling down. There was an abandoned grocery store with the window missing in the door, and debris all over the place - including bits of the ceiling gradually collapsing as water seeped in. The sound of the water dripping was amazing, so I recorded that as well as taking a lot of pictures. I couldn't believe some of the things abandoned in there: a not-old microwave, a beautiful antique radio. There were still posters in the window advertising upcoming events, some of them still to come. So this place is still a community centre, in a very limited sort of way.
I kept driving west, though other towns, some also kind of dead and some quite adorable. Because I got up and going so early I had much of the day ahead of me. I turned north at Climax and headed north to Shaunavon, which was kind of out of the way, just because I'd been told the ice cream was good.
Sigh. People of Climax, keep on being beautiful.
To my surprise, Shaunavon was big enough that I actually had to look around a bit for the ice cream place. I found it, but it wasn't quite open, so I figured I'd wait. About five minutes after the time it was supposed to open, an old wood-pannelled station wagon pulled up. The driver rolled down the window and explained that they had had to visit his wife's mother at the hospital, and then the couple in their 70s went in to open the parlour. It was a drive-up place with nowhere to sit but outside, and only soft serve. That's what they mean in Saskatchewan when they say ice cream. And it's good stuff. And they have coconut dip! I had that about eight times this summer.
No, Shauvanon, you are not the Home of Chinese Food. Also: surfing the Frenchman Valley?
I drove west along the Red Coat Trail (Mounties, not the British) and down into the valley to East End, which is surrounded by some amazing coulees and badlands on the sides of the valley. (this is the same valley that defines Grasslands park) East End is where Scotty the Tyrannosaur was dug up in the 1990s, and there is a T-Rex Discovery Centre built into the hillside above the town, plus another town museum full of entirely random fossils in equally old glass cases, and dinosaur images on just about everything - though it can't hold a candle to Drumheller for sheer dinobranding. The T-Rex Centre was open for tours, but work on Scotty halts for the weekend. We could see into the area where scientists and volunteers are working on his fossils and will be for years to come. I was shocked to learn how little we know about T-Rexes: only 8 or so have ever been found. And the only Tyrannosaur coprolite (fossil poop) ever found might have been Scotty's, based on where it was found. It is conjectured to be T-Rex poo only because of its size.
On my way out of Eastend I took some seriously crazy gravel roads up and out of the Frenchman Valley, onto a rocky sideroad that goes straight up a hill (to access a radio tower - I actually stopped partway up and walked the rest lest my loaded wagon not make it) - the view was incredible, and somehow there was valley to be seen in all directions, almost like I was on an island.
I can't get these photos to turn correctly. This is similar to how I can't run a CD player when my students are watching.
Then, over plateaus, down and up steep smaller valleys where the bridge is as close to river level as it can get, and finally onto Highway 21.
My ultimate goal was Cypress Hills park which straddles the SK/AB border and is a pretty popular spot on a long weekend, which this was. I didn't have a reservation and was arriving a day earlier than planned, on the Sunday before the August Holiday Monday. I got one of the few remaining tent sites and was told that I could move to an awesomer one the next day if people left.
Wow, that was only one day - and it took me a siginficant portion of a day to write it down.


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This park is situated on the hillside that overlooks Yokohama Harbor. The area used to be a foreign settlement when Yokohama Port was opened, with the British military stationed on the upper side of the hill and the French military on the lower side. In 1962, it was opened as an urban park, officiated by former Mayor Nakarai, who cut the tape at the opening ceremony. Since the opening of the Rose Garden in 1991, it has become a famous spot to enjoy 1,300 roses from 110 species. You will also enjoy the Osaragi Jiro Memorial Museum, a museum of the novelist Jiro Osaragi, who was born in Yokohama and wrote novels with Yokohama as their motif, as well as the Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature, both of which are located in the park. The park has become a popular dating spot because of the night view of the Bay Bridge lit up in blue. The Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery and the Yamate Museum are also nearby. It is a five-minute walk from the Minato Mirai Line Motomachi-Chinatown Station.
Location Information
- Address
114, Yamatecho, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa, 231-0862
- Nearest Station
Motomachi-Chukagai Station
・ Minatomirai Line
Exit 6
5 minutes on foot
- Phone Number
- 045-671-3648
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You know, I've gotten to the point where I'm used to electronics being smarter than I am. It was hard to accept at first that the kids (including my grandkids) could work there TV/cable remote far better than I could, and forget me figuring out how to hook up something crazy, like, you know, a DVR back in the olden days, before there was streaming (which I have not quite yet figured out how to make it work on my wifi-ready TV)(need a g-kid over here, stat)… But you know, I kinda got used to it. It's bad when appliances have so many bells and whistles and computer gizmos that it's talking to you when you're trying to do stuff, saying things like, "Look, Stupid, push the BIG triangle button, the one that looks like a "play" button on a DVD player." "But…but… you're a washing machine. "Play" doesn't seem like the right word." "Do you want your clothes washed or not?"
At any rate, after arguing with the appliances for most of the weekend, I'm getting kinda used to not having a clue, but I really really really draw the freaking line when the new make-up mirror is smarter than I am. I bought this small make-up mirror and thought it was one of those touch-activated things, where I could touch anywhere on the stand and it turned on. It worked like that the first couple of times, but then it would just go off, randomly. I made sure it was charged (it charges with a USB). I looked all over that goober trying to find some sort of switch and it would come on when I held it, and then go off again. Randomly. Sometimes when I set it down, sometimes while holding it. Then I noticed this little red sort of reflector mirror… you know, the kind of glass you see or taillights. I thought maybe it was the button, and if I touched it, it came on, but as soon as I moved my hand off the button, it went off. I was going to return that sucker, certain it was broken, when I leaned in to look at something else on the counter and the light went on. I hadn't touched it. I leaned back, it went off. Forward… on. Back… off. Forward to the side… off. (Why no, I did not read the instructions. Does anyone actually read the instructions?)
My mirror apparently has a freaking infra red proximity alert that tells it when I'm leaning in to use it and that turns it on. Lean back, it goes off.
Look, Universe, I'm okay with the computers being smarter, and I'm not thrilled, but I can live with the appliances being smarter, but when you start making the mirrors smarter, that's just getting a bit ridiculous, you know? Pretty soon, gadgets and gizmos and now even simple things like mirrors are going to take over the world, and they don't need AI to do it… they'll just need some kindergartners.
If you need me, I'll just be over here on the porch, in my rocking chair, gumming my food and shaking my old lady fist at the world.


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Mayor Bill de Blasio held nothing back in response to a report on Tuesday that he was willing to drop Police Commissioner Bill Bratton.
The mayor didn't even let a reporter finish the question of whether he'd side with the Rev. Al Sharpton over his top cop at an unrelated event on Wednesday.
"Idiotic. And look, I — I have a high-pain threshold when it comes untruths being told in print, but this is ludicrous," the mayor said. "It's inappropriate. It's idiotic."
The rumors were first reported by longtime crime reporter Murray Weiss at DNAinfo, who spoke with anonymous sources that suggested de Blasio lost political capital in appointing Bratton.
"I'm kind of sick of this notion of let's make everything about personalities and conflict," de Blasio told reporters. "We are blessed to have Bill Bratton as our commissioner and he's doing a great job. And he and I are absolutely united in our approach to fighting crime and bringing police and community together."
Bratton, who was not present at the event where the city announced a nearly $13 million commitment to reduce gun violence citywide, recently sat in on a roundtable that included Sharpton, who lambasted the Police Department's response to the death of Staten Island man Eric Garner while in police custody.
"Given the data that we are seeing in terms of these broken window kind of operations, it's disproportionate in the black and Latino communities," Sharpton said to de Blasio at the July meeting. "If Dante wasn't your son, he would be a candidate for a chokehold."
Still, De Blasio brushed off any concerns about Bratton and pointed to ongoing decreases in stop-and frisk incidents and marijuana arrests.
"So, I would wish that people would not talk to unnamed sources and would actually ask me," he said. "I'm quite available to answer the question."
According to the original DNAinfo report, the mayor's office did not return a request for comment at the time.
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Marketers should offer holistic solutions, not just drugs: ePharma
The pharma industry could improve its reputation among consumers by offering holistic approaches, rather than singular drug treatments, according to a panel of digital marketers at the ePharma Summit on Tuesday.
"As marketers, we need to think about the whole patient…rather than just a solution [to an illness]," said Bob Harrell, director of eMarketing at Shire Pharmaceuticals. "Why can't we promote a more holistic solution?" he asked, offering by way of example the promotion of Omega-3s alongside Vyvanse, Shire's ADHD treatment.
Harrell expressed the need for an emotional resonance with respect to patient communications. Drug companies are viewed by many consumers as being inauthentic sources of information, said Harrell. One way to strike a more authentic tone is to utilize audio messages in the patient's voice, added Harrell, citing ethnographic research conducted by Shire.
Mary Pietrowski, director of consumer and eMarketing at Hologic, a medical device manufacturer, said that Hologic's consumers typically will have a one-time procedure. However, the company has tried to reach out to patients through its "Voices of MammoSite" community, where women can "connect on a personal level with breast cancer experiences," and not necessarily to promote or receive the MammoSite radiation therapy. "That empowers patients," said Pietrowski.
Mike Wojeck, vice president, strategic solutions at RealAge Inc., added that marketers should be "moving from owning a relationship to being introduced into a conversation."
The panel, titled "Motivating Healthy Behavior to Engage Consumers and Physicians," was moderated by MM&M's editor-in-chief, James Chase. The ePharma Summit was held in Philadelphia, February 9-11.


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|Perl Monk, Perl Meditation
Re: What's the story behind the camel?by didier (Vicar)
|on May 13, 2003 at 14:38 UTC ( #257760=note: print w/replies, xml )
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Just for the fun.
Glossing Claude Nougaro (a french singer):
Perl is a starry night guiding camelful of words in the desert.
Sometimes crossing some bony remains, languages rendered inert.
My oh my, why did I wonder into those dunes so soon ?
Was I expecting Larry, wearing his cloak of threaded moon?
"I enjoy your thirst", he would have said,
"drink this, water for the mental".
And I would have drink the verses,
of a language so fondamental.
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October 30, 2006 · Lessig
So I decided this year I would respond personally to everyone who has donated to CC. Each Paypal donation sends a copy to me, and I write a note in response. (An official tax-ready thank you gets generated by some machine later, but I wanted the first cut at the thanks).
It is an amazing process. I had expected I would know most who would donate; I know practically no one. They come from across the world, in every amount, some sometimes give twice.
I can't express adequately how grateful I am to those who support us. Partly that's the technology — most imagine the emails must be machine-generated; partly that's the limits to language — we practice overusing "thank you"; how can we mean it when we really do?
Anyway, thank you again. (And I apologize if I'm a bit behind. I'll get through all of them.)


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