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Her kids 930. In 716. Learning more about the New York terror attack if you don't want a guy on my god. More about the timeline. And the suspect. Almost. Exactly 218. Instructions that I Asus has put out and its social media channels and now intense discussion about how to keep us safe. At the end of the day you can't defend against this in every conceivable location. I'm Tim Wenger we're learning new information about the man who drove a rented truck into a popular bike path the New York City killing eight. Authorities now saying he meticulously planned the attack in the name of basis. Chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross has more on how long the suspect had been planning the attack federal agents and evidence technicians and protective booties swarmed the suspect's home in Patterson New Jersey. As his wife losing his three children and others were escorted from the residence by the FBI. Authorities say it is clear cipher disciple off had been meticulously planning his attack even renting a truck for a dry run last week. He appears to have followed. From almost exactly two AT. The instructions that ice is has put out and its social media channels. Federal officials say site Paul made a full confession from his hospital bed even after being read his rights that he was proud of what he had done and even asset and prices flag be hung from his room. And they say he specifically plan is attacked for Halloween. Knowing the streets with the crowd the 29 year old immigrant moved around the US from Tampa to Cincinnati to Cleveland to New Jersey. Working as an over driver and a professional truck driver. Snipe off grew up in Tashkent Uzbekistan and in 2000 dead came to America. As part of what's called the US diversity immigrant visa program. For citizens of countries who have not sent many immigrants to the US president trump revealed site Paul has helped bring many other who's next to the US it was deep. Point of contact the primary point of contact. For this is preliminarily 23 people. The cave men. Or potentially came in with him. And that's not acceptable. US officials tell ABC news that at least two of those 23 connected disciple off. Where suspected of possible terror ties federal agency Sipe off was asked about those two men in 2015. But that no case against him was ever open. Authorities say the suspect in the deadly New York City attack was inspired by our basis the attacker deliberately driving a truck onto a bike path killing. Eight authorities now saying he had been planning that attack for weeks. GO Benitez now. Updates the timeline of the attack inside that horror following that deadly truck attack on mangled school bus brought to a standstill in the middle of the road. You've got a little one I got all my god. Thank god my opening my irony and endurance crater. Right here in regards you don't. Get right here. Firemen and police Russia and working frantically to get to the children inside. Just moments after 29 year old Saif Los tape off crashed into it authorities say say puff had been planning the Rampage for weeks conducting prior reconnaissance of the very spot. Where he would draw on that jogging path. Then on the afternoon of Halloween just after 2 PM renting a large truck at this Home Depot in Passaic, New Jersey. At 2:43 PM license plate readers that record every vehicle on the George Washington Bridge show him exiting the bridge into New York City. Minutes later cameras outside of the Holland Tunnel showed the truck swerving into the bike lane and mowing down pedestrians for nearly twenty blocks almost a full line. We got a patent. The Mets got a situation here. Panicked witnesses saying there's a man waving a gun in the street reportedly yelling and Arabic along off bar police officers on a separate called race of the scenes. They see say off waving what we now know is a paintball gun and pellet gun. One officer shooting say puff in the abdomen the suspect now on the ground detained in the wake of the attack crumpled bicycles some trying to help the injured. The engine from that truck that caused so much destruction still smoking and inside the truck officers finding knives more fake pistols and to note that says ices will endure forever nine people are recovering in the hospital one patient. A double amputee. All four patients with critical injuries are now stable. Authorities identifying the eight victims who did not survive to Americans 32 year old Darren Drake from New Jersey. His father describing him as the perfect sun and and even anger. And I'm not angry you. And Nicholas cleaves the 23 year old software engineer who had just graduated from college. Five friends from Argentina visiting New York to celebrate their thirtieth anniversary of their high school graduation also lost their lives and the mother of two from Belgium for younger son just three months soul in the wake of this attack focus now turning to so called soft targets and there everywhere. Virtually the world as soft target everyplace that probably you and I ago most days. It is soft target in the copy shops restaurants schools except for a. Brad Garrett is a crime and terrorism expert and contributor to WB ENN. You know typically. Those venues are targets usually huge larger crowds. You know like we had yesterday at a bike path. So it goes searching is that it goes on and on and on astute. You know forty or realistically. Create it hit superiors and we've done that number of places but. That at the end of the day you can't distance against this in every conceivable location. And says the real key is how do you get in front of these attacks before they happen and actually driven by law enforcement knowing about them than. This guy is a great example of the at least viewing hate for a number of weeks or months. To those around him in law enforcement did note that. And that's the rookie year. You know heat in San wanted it to hang the ice is flight in his hospital Romans is not remorseful at all about what happened that. What do you suggest to people you know when they're out when they're at and these areas where there are soft targets and if they see something. But. Could they see something mean to tell someone insecurity and or law enforcement. But I EE you know as we move around. To different is where there are crowds of people we just have to be more cock descent where we are. Where of the entrances where the action if I'm going to a concert maybe I shouldn't stand in the middle front of the stage. Should they be be off the side work admitted quicker. If you look at even though it's not considered you know Islamic terrorism and when you take a look basically at. What what happened in Las Vegas. You know should would you have been better off position yourself near you that you access that there were. From that concert but the answer is probably yes so. The idea is to sort of stay away from the mainstream and always have a way to move to your left or right for example. Car ran means there are or different things are different issue I mean. Try the best you can. To stay away from walking like maybe gather sinner betrayal. Maybe keep a better eye as to whether I can go left or right now this becomes can become you know ridiculous I suppose at some point that you currently live your life. Every step that you walk of this talent and trying to make people more aware. That they have to take responsibility of where they are what they're doing now. Riding your bike bike trail in New York City. Should have been perfectly fine and obviously it wasn't. Now looking at some of the immigration. Debate that's spurred up again in the wake of this attack a lot of people looking at who we allow in the country and the vetting process. For people coming into the US. With so much at this radicalization being done on the line. How might that over time just become less and less important the vetting and more emphasis being placed on online recruitment. Well of course I mean that the places you go at this. And the the betting is it is given thing for the obvious but what issues him as an example. These twenty Katie came from the Pakistan through a lottery program that the State Department as popular respect congress in 1990. In appeared to be fine his college educated work as an accountant and in a hotel or motel. And came here had trouble finding jobs in the drug and a truck through it I think some of the saying became unhappy. And what problem. I've come to America to sort of make my way to I hate America and an end of the packet. And so that happened I suspect a number of years after he this year I mean you'd have to have a crystal ball the figure he was gonna do that. After leaving is Pakistan's so yes the key in my view and the key in most professional law enforcement is. Yes we do that Tibet people yes we need to go after extremist web sites that you couldn't shut them down or monarchy or whatever. But we have to do a better job in getting the people in the communities. In the United States to talk to us because clearly this guy left. Is quite a record of behaviors that would have been disturbing to most of us and law enforcement to prove it heard about it. Real quick. Is there anymore vetting once they get here. Well that's supposed to be you know are supposed to BP checks but is that you're talking about just too many people. And so. It's not realistic to think of somebody comes and there's no indicators they get a job get married had kids. And I know what it coming forward saying. Things like this guy was saner videos it was watching. I mean is it. It's not realistic that law enforcement or the State Department or DHS. Can keep up Obama's people living basically have to help. Because you're talking tens of thousands of people at the same way when you got these to figure out who do you actually should you be following. Who should you get authorization for the court to wiretap means you can they do that obviously everyday. President trump has spoken with New York City mayor and the governor as well following the attack on the bike path near the World Trade Center. White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders also says the president calls for increasing extreme vetting of immigrants. Are something that frankly the president has been talking about for a long time now. Authorities say the man arrested following Tuesday's attack is from Uzbekistan. The diversity lottery program. Has been an exit than in the early nineties and it a lot for. It in balloting green cards to be issued individual that it actually win the green card lottery. Rosanna priority in immigration attorney in buffalo and regular contributor to WB EN. And it's focusing on the now controversial immigration diversity lottery program. That has resulted in a war of words between president trump and senator Chuck Schumer. The diversity lottery program has been controversial indicate why. I'm in you actually got very restrictive immigration system that required. Any person that wants to green card to be altered either by a family member or employer. Bonus probably rolled out. It seems inherently unfair to just be giving out green car for people that are actually playing the lottery sell it been. Under scrutiny for years and every time we have a new presidential administration. That administration takes a closer look at it try to shut it down. But they've not been successful in doing that. Now once they get here let's say on that diversity lottery visa. Is there any follow up. Well no it's it's the green cards so it's permanent residence status you can live and work in the United States forever. And that's how all green cards are issued now to get at green card they are quite true the pretty intense security measure. There's background Shaq there's medical exam. They the government let it criminality achieved. They're looking for clinical diseases that's what every single green card applicants. Even outside of this program. So there isn't bad either goes on. But again you know with with anything you you edit it a policy like that you're gonna have people that unfortunately don't have good intentions. And something like that is the result but it. You obviously following this very close league given the climate in Washington. And what do you think the chances are of this program being rescinded. Well I think it's going to say I'm green because congress can't seem to get anything done right now. I would trap was initially elected. And everything Republican congress people are allowed into the got back. We've seen over the last eleven months all of the infighting in congress he added healthcare is you know what tax reform. That had the hot topic of the day enter immigration. I would be shocked if anything were to happen legit he. So little movement in that for congress to change a lot is a huge steel and huge production. It was not something that can be easily gotten. But if I had to be a betting person I would bet we're going to either. As it is today in the future. Back tomorrow. That's 9:30 PM 716. We're back tomorrow where they never radiation from the studios of WD EA and buffalo law.


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Create a magazine-style podcast that your listeners can thumb through with their iPods.
MP3zines have all the benefits of print magazines, and all the conveniences associated with MP3 audio, RSS, and the World Wide Web. They have a table of contents, articles, advertisements, letters (or voice mail) to the editor, and editorials. But, they are distributed as podcasts. I am the editor, and one of the contributors, for the Dailysonic MP3zine (http://dailysonic.com). In this hack, I'll share the philosophies that guide us, and some of the lessons that we've learned in building Dailysonic.
Dailysonic's primary goal is to create unique and engaging content for our listeners. Five key elements work together to create the quality content in our show:
Having multiple contributors who are willing to challenge themselves and try new things
Constructing a show with interesting and engaging content, in a way that is easy to understand and navigate
Using content that balances the elements of familiarity and surprise to keep current listeners and attract new ones
Harnessing the potential of music/sound's abilities to transport listeners, connect with the human element, and elicit emotion
Using the Web and the audio together, to create a complete interactive experience
Once the newness of podcasting's technology wears off, content will be the only thing that matters. We spend the majority of our time brainstorming, researching, and writing. It is important to have variety among our segments so that we have something of interest for everyone. We have segments for world news, underground and indie music, the human element, fringe and urban culture, travel, and technology.
Having multiple contributors makes the job of producing top-notch content a lot easier. Each contributor brings his unique perspective to the program. I recommend that you find people who want to contribute content and who can deliver it on time. Get your friends and colleagues involved, or collaborate with other podcasters.
The Internet makes it easy to collaborate with people who are far away. Our contributors record, edit, and produce their segments remotely, convert them to MP3, and email or FTP them to me. We also use Skype extensively for interviews [Hack #35] .
Starting with a rundown makes it easy for listeners to navigate the show. Similar to a table of contents, a rundown briefly describes each segment in the episode, and lists the minute marker for each segment so that listeners can skip around easily and can take advantage of the medium's on-demand nature. The rundown also goes on the web page. This makes it even easier for listeners to navigate the episode, and allows potential listeners to decide if the episode is of interest before they download or subscribe.
Our segments are timed so that they start at whole-minute markers. It's much easier for a listener to remember "the 12-minute marker" than it is for him to remember "the 11-minute, 46-second marker." We use music, public service announcements, and advertisements to fill in time and round out minute markers.
When choosing segments for an episode, I think about familiarity and surprise. Familiar elements (such as a theme song, a steady host, or recurring segments) are important in making listeners feel at home and giving them something to expect. But too much familiarity can lead to a show that's boring or too exclusive (i.e., rehashing the same inside jokes, over and over). On the same note, too much surprise can turn listeners off or make them feel uneasy.
Recurring segments [Hack #20] give listeners something to look forward to and a reason to come back for more. Having regularly recurring segments gives you and your contributors a specific framework to work in, which is helpful when you're having trouble coming up with new ideas. It's much easier to write a segment on a specific topic (e.g., travel) than it is to write about anything under the sun.
Segments can recur daily, weekly, and even monthly. For example, every day at the two-minute marker, we discuss important world news. We have a daily one-minute radio drama that serves as Dailysonic's "cartoon." Every Tuesday, we have a three-minute segment called "Isaac Dolom's Science Hour." Also, each week, we have a music series about a different artist, genre, or theme.
To create surprising content for your listeners, you have to surprise and challenge yourself. One feature that comes to mind is the one I did on the Idiotarod—a shopping-cart race through New York City, which is based on the Iditarod, the Alaskan sled dog race.
At the time, I had no experience doing sound work in the field and I didn't feel comfortable approaching people on the street for interviews. When I arrived at the start of the race, I was overwhelmed by the size of the crowd. When I saw "real" television cameras I even questioned my legitimacy as a reporter. But when the race started, I stepped up and captured the sound of hundreds of shopping carts rolling along the asphalt, and the crowds cheering wildly.
I made some mistakes. I accidentally recorded over the beginning of the race. But as the day rolled on (no pun intended), I became more comfortable approaching people with a microphone. I even ran alongside some of the racers to conduct interviews on the go. I learned some valuable lessons about working in the field, interviewing people, and properly using my portable mini-disc recorder [Hack #69] . At the end of the day, I felt much more confident in my abilities and I was glad that I challenged myself. The Idiotarod feature (http://Dailysonic.com/excerpts/Idiotarod.mp3) came out great, and it was a welcome surprise for Dailysonic's listeners, who until then mostly had been hearing pieces done in the studio.
The ambient sounds of the shopping-cart race transported listeners to that very time and place. The quiet of early morning, the tacky music and fluorescent hum in the supermarket, the sounds of a backroom poker game or of children at play; all of these sounds can transport listeners to another time and place. One of the best ways to get these sounds is to record them yourself with a mini-disc recorder and a stereo microphone.
Sound connects listeners with the human element. Another of Dailysonic's contributors, Anni, prefers to conduct interviews in cafés or other public spaces, as opposed to the quiet and sterile studio environment. The background chatter [Hack #64] of a café is enough to remind listeners that Anni and her interviewee are real people, just like they are. All too often, mainstream media flattens people's personalities, and it turns nonactors into actors. Our magazine is about people, and we want them to sound genuine.
Music plays an important role in Dailysonic's production. It does all the same things that field-recorded sound can do: it transports the listener, connects with the human element, and elicits emotion. All the members of Dailysonic have extremely strong musical tastes. It's an unspoken duty of ours to expose listeners to the great music that mainstream radio all too often ignores. Aaron, another one of Dailysonic's contributors, has been known to spend hours sifting through crates of vinyl in antique stores, looking for that ultimate musical gem.
We weave music [Hack #63] into every aspect of our magazine. The music we play under the news tries to match the mood of the day's headlines (usually somber indie rock). Sometimes we choose songs for their message. For a story on the suicide rate among farmers in India we chose songs by Radio-head, a band that repeatedly has spoken out against globalization and supports fair wages for workers. On St. Patrick's Day, we use music by bands from Ireland. During our travel segments, we match the music to the region we visit.
A web site is the second face of your magazine podcast. We encourage our listeners to visit our web site, where we offer links to follow up on the topics we discuss and the music we play. We use the web site to post photographs from field pieces, outtakes, and extended versions of interviews. And we interact with our listeners through a message board where they discuss the shows and interact with each other.
In encouraging listeners to visit the web site both before listening to the show (to download the show and/or view the rundown) and after (to follow up on a segment or music), the listener both sees and hears ads. This allows advertisers to reinforce their brand through multiple media, and to gauge the ads' success by tracking click-throughs.
Don't try to imitate radio or print magazines. Use the unique qualities of the podcast medium to create something new. At Dailysonic, we are constantly learning, growing, and trying to refine our format and content, with both our listeners and the nature of this new medium in mind. There is no formula for a good podcast. Nevertheless, I hope that in sharing the importance of quality content, the power of sound and music, and the added value of a web presence, I got your gears turning. We are all learning as we go. The more that this learning is made into a collective process, the greater our collective output will be.
"Adopt a Format for Your Podcast" [Hack #20]
"Integrate Audio and Email Feedback" [Hack #62]
"Record and Add Background Ambience" [Hack #64]
"Assemble a Small Recording Rig" [Hack #69]
"Podcast at an Event" [Hack #71]
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|22 Apr 2014
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Turn Window Media Center to DVR ?
Hello Guys,
I have WinTV-HVR-1850 which has 2 coaxial input in the back, i wanted to recod tv shows from my Paid Programming "Cable TV" from COX Communications.
See i am running into few problems and wanted to see what are my best options. My HTPC With Win 7 64bit OS and Windows Media Center and i have 3 Hard drives in it. First drive is OS SSD , Second drive is 250GB Empty , Third Drive is 250 Empty
I want to be able to:
1- Recode TV Shows
2- Be able to Recode 2 or 3 shows at same time if they are air in same schedule date and time
3- When i try to select the Big bang theory it actually selected all 51 episodes that was suppose to be broadcasted in that week which will take a lot of space.
So what you guys recommend me to do here
Thanks in advance
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|23 Apr 2014
Windows 7 Pro-x64
You can record TV shows but not more than one at a time on the same input. Your HVR-1850 has two input ports (tuners). One is analog and one is digital. The digital tuner would be for Over-The-Air (OTA) signals from an antenna or from a QAM signal (If your provider supplies the signal through your cable box input via a spitter.) The analog input would be composite or S-Video from your cable box. You still can't record two different shows at the same time since the cable box can only output one signal for the channel selected. Added: You can record a QAM signal and a cable box signal at the same time though.
If you select to record a show by name, it will schedule a record for all shows with that name. If you want to record specific show times, you need to select the time slot for the show you want to record. You can also specify a from/to time period to record for a given date. The recording schedule can't overlap other channels since the blaster will try to tune the cable box to the new channel and the previous channel signal will be lost.
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Locolukas created a project called "Fuck the Lawn," which is how he replaced his lawn with a veggie garden, free for his neighbors !
This is one of my favorite features of the garden. I built a "free veggies" box to help spread the wealth. All sorts of people take what I offer up. I've seen people drive upand get out of there car just to check what's in the box. It is amazing how many zucchinis my neighbors will eat.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - A man from Springfield is accused of harboring two runaway girls at his home, providing them with illegal drugs, and forcing one or both of them to engage in prostitution. Police arrested Robert McCaw last Thursday, possibly one day before he was planning to take one or both of the girls to St. Louis.
Springfield police said in the probable cause statement used as the basis of the charges against McCaw that a 14-year-old girl ran away on May 8 while she was at library on North Kansas Expressway. Two days later, a detective got information that the runaway girl had been at the home of a 13-year-old friend.
When police questioned the mother of the friend, she said both girls had been at her home on May 8 but left her home that day and hadn't been seen since then. The mother said her daughter had called on May 8 and said they were at the home of the second girl's father. The mother talked to a man on the phone who claimed to be the father, but the mother said she didn't recognize the man's voice. The mother filed a missing person report for her daughter on May 11, the day after detectives interviewed her.
A detective spoke to a social worker on the afternoon of May 11. The social worker had information about the two runaway girls that came via a third girl. The third girl said she'd been in contact on Facebook with the first runaway girl. In those Facebook messages, the runaway girl said "she had been engaging in sexual intercourse for money, had to give all of her proceeds from the sexual acts to 'the boss', and said that 'the boss' was going to be taking (her) to St. Louis on May 12," according to the probable cause statement.
A detective "petitioned Facebook for emergency disclosure information" about the runaway girl's Facebook account. Within hours, that information led police to a neighborhood near Catalpa Street at New Avenue, southwest of the downtown area. Officers went to that neighborhood early on Thursday evening.
While they were getting ready to search for the girls, the first runaway girl sent a Facebook message to the third girl that she was at 1223 S. New Ave., that another girl was with her, that a man "had forced them to use drugs, . . . was trying to take (her) phone, and would not let them leave the residence." The girl sending the messages "was crying while relaying this information," according to the probable cause statement.
As detectives and uniformed officers approached the home, the two runaway girls ran out of the home into the backyard, where police detained them. They told officers that a man named "Bobby" had fled the home on foot. They gave a description of that man and police located him, but he "fled on foot multiple times, ultimately being taken into custody" on Grand Street near Kansas Avenue. It turned out to be McCaw.
The detective says McCaw said he lived at 1223 S. New. He was carrying "manufacturers' directions for an electronic scale, a common item used in the drug trade, as well as four cell phones," the probable cause statement says. Use of multiple cell phones is a common tactic by drug sellers.
Police found two other men about a block from the home on New. The two runaway girls told detectives that those two men had been at the home on New earlier in the day and one of them sold methamphetamine to McCaw. The girls both said McCaw had forced one of the girls to use meth.
One of the girls told detectives that the two girls "had met McCaw the day before and he was going to give them a ride, however, they ended up at 1223 S. New with him and spent the night there. (Girl 1) said that the next day, . . . (two men) came over to the house, where (one of them) sold meth to McCaw. (One of the other men) prepared a 'line' of meth, and McCaw forced (Girl 2) to snort it. (Girl 1) stated that when McCaw saw officers approaching the house, he told them to run, so they all went out a back window. She stated she was scared and was just doing what McCaw told her to," the probable cause statement says. "McCaw also informed her that he planned on taking her to St. Louis the next day to 'make money,' saying he has 'friends' in St. Louis."
In the house, after obtaining a search warrant, police found "numerous used condoms and drug paraphernalia."
Later, 13-year-old Girl 2 revealed that she saw 14-year-old Girl 1 and McCaw engaged in sexual activity on May 11. She also said Girl 1 had also "snorted a line" of meth, something which was confirmed by a drug test at a hospital.
One of the two other men arrested a block from the home on New said he went to the home on New to see McCaw and provided McCaw with "a quarter-gram" of meth. He said he saw the two teenage girls at the home. He said McCaw referred to Girl 2 as "Sis" before providing her with meth. He also said McCaw bragged about selling sexual relations with the girls "and was trying to get to Arizona because all the 'Mexicans' were down in Arizona and they 'paid good.'" That man told detectives that McCaw asked him if he wanted to pay for sex with either girl but he declined and left the home, according to the probable cause statement.
McCaw is charged with five crimes: two counts of second-degree child sexual trafficking, two counts of child endangerment, and second-degree statutory rape. He could face many years in prison if he's convicted.
Prosecutors say McCaw, 32, has a conviction for theft in Greene County in 2007 and a conviction for possession of a controlled substance in Greene County in 2009. Those convictions classify him as a persistent offender that will lengthen his prison sentences if he's convicted of the new charges.
Prosecutors said McCaw "has multiple probation violations and a past revocation of his probation. The defendant has a pending case for felony possession of a controlled substance . . . marijuana and heroin . . . (and) was released on his own recognizance on that case on March 2, 2017." They requested and obtained a $500,000 bond for McCaw because they view him as a flight risk.


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Read&Write for Google Chrome
Read&Write is a Google Chrome Extension, or add-on, that facilitates text accessibility for a variety of learners in many ways. By using Read&Write, students can have digital text highlighted and read to them through a device's speakers or with headphones. Additionally, Read&Write allows students to dictate their writing, giving them the ability to compose in ways that are appropriate for their ability. Read&Werite is automatically installed on all APS Google Accounts. In order to access it, you need to be using Google Chrome as your browser.
To access Read&Write, open up a Google Doc and click on the purple puzzle piece (see below).
Let me know if you have any questions! Honestly, the best way to get used to Read&Write is to use it. I suggest introducing it to your students and just letting them play. Of course, I'm happy to schedule a time to come in and help you launch it in your class!
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Wonderfully intuitive and easy-to-use, Read&Write for Google Chrome™ provides personalized support to make documents, web pages and common file types in Google Drive (including: Google Docs, PDF, ePub & Kes) more accessible. It's designed to help everyone engage with digital content in a way that suits his/her abilities and learning styles.
Read&Write offers a range of powerful support tools to help you gain confidence with reading, writing, studying and research, including:
• Text-to-speech to hear words, passages, or whole documents read aloud with easy-to-follow dual color highlighting
• Text and picture dictionaries to see the meaning of words explained
• With speech-to-text, dictate words to assist with writing, proofreading & studying
• Word prediction offers suggestions for the current or next word as you type
• Collect highlights from text in documents or the web for summarizing and research
• Create and listen to voice notes directly inside of Google Docs
• Simplify and summarize text on web pages to remove ads and other copy that can be distracting
I recognize completely that there are significant challenges and hesitations to implementing Google Classroom as a learning management tool in the realm of early elementary school. My hope is that this year, I can support teachers in trying new and innovative ways to deliver rich digital content to their students through the Chromebook centers in their classrooms. Google Classroom, if set up the right way, has the potential for being an excellent "landing page" for your students when they log into the Chromebook.
Below, I've found a few blog posts/articles on how Google Classroom can be used in a 1:many or early elementary education environment. I look forward to working on this with you this year!
Alice Keeler: Google Classroom with multi-user devices
Lasota's Little Learners: Google Classroom in First Grade
How Google Classroom Transformed an Elementary Classroom (slideshow)
P21: Blended Learning in First Grade
PBS Electoral Decoder
Click here: The PBS Electoral Decoder
As we navigate this election season, and as we get closer to the finish line, students are going to be more and more vocal and curious about the politics and processes involved with selecting our next Commander in Chief. I really like this tool that PBS created - not only because of it's interactive features, but because it allows us to go back in time (waaaaay back!) to see how elections have played out over the past 200 or so years. With an interactive map at the forefront, students can scroll through the timeline at the bottom and see which candidate won which state, and when you get to 2016, the student can select which state they think each candidate will win, and can see the results at the top. What better way for students to get hands-on with our election?
Additionally, PBS has some fantastic resources for students in their "Election Central". Check them out and let me know what you think!
Wonderopolis is a fantastic, comprehensive kid-oriented "wonder" engine. With a friendly user interface and easy to use layout, kids will get lost in the "Wonders of the Day". The articles are inspired by questions submitted by students from all over the world, and feature rich text with interactive elements. Each article can be read out loud courtesy of a easy to use text-to-speech button at the top of each page. Also, challenge words (or in this case, "Wonder Words") are highlighted in yellow and when the student hovers over them, the definition is showed. Students can even take a quiz at the end of reading the article to check their comprehension of the words. Adding Wonderopolis to your arsenal of student-friendly search engines is a must, and additionally, this is a great tool to offer during free time or independent practice on the Chromebook. Check out this entry which wonders "Do All Trains Run Aboveground?"
ReadWorks.com is an excellent ELA resource that helps teachers find texts that are just right for each of the readers in their class. Recently on ReadWorks, they've developed a list of articles, broken down by grade, that focus on the presidential election. Check it out here!
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17 crude bombs found in AhmedabadSeptember 29th, 2008 - 1:11 pm ICT by ANI
Ahmedabad, Sept 29 (ANI): The Gujarat Police today found 17 crude bombs near the Kalupur Darwaza area in Ahmedabad.
According to reports, the bomb disposal squad has defused all bombs.
The bombs were crude explosives, the police added.
Further investigations are on.
On July 26, a series of 21 bomb blasts rocked Ahmedabad in which 56 people were killed and over 200 people were injured.
Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami had claimed responsibility for the attacks.
The Gujarat Police had arrested the suspected mastermind, Mufti Abu Bashir, along with nine others, in connection to the bombings. (ANI)
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The annual Cape Town Festival of Beer, now in its eighth year, will once again award a number of the best beers on show. Brewers in attendance will all be vying for top honours in the seven categories: Best Lager, Best Hoppy Beer, Best Beer on Show, Best Dark Beer, Best Speciality Beer, Best Wheat Beer and Best Cider.
The judging process will be carried out by independent group South Yeasters, a homebrewers club consisting of beer enthusiasts based in Cape Town. All judges will be Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) qualified – an internationally recognised program. The judging panel will be a combination of beer experts, beer enthusiasts and home brewers.
"The importance of winning these awards at the Cape Town Festival of Beer is really to alert the consumer to your brand, your beer, or even the style of beer that you've put out and it causes them to come to your stand," said Head Brewer of Devil's Peak Brewery, JC Steyn, who took home two awards in 2016, including Best Beer on Show.
"For us it's not just about slapping a sticker on a bottle and selling it in a retail store; it's about showing those 10 000 people attending the Cape Town Festival of Beer that we've produced something special and it tells them to come to our stand out of the 60-odd on offer. It says to them that this is a good beer, that they're going to get a unique experience, and that's just going to ignite the fire of Devil's Peak within them.
In an industry becoming more and more competitive by the year, the awards set apart the best of the best.
"There are so any different beers and different producers, why would they [festivalgoers] come to us? So the award gets them to our stand and then once they are there, it allows us to show them the other beers we have on offer too," Steyn added.
Festivalgoers can expect to taste a range of Devil's Peak beers, among 60 other breweries, as they all push the boundaries of beer in the hopes of winning one of the seven awards on offer.
"I'm not going to give too much away as to what we'll be bringing this year, I'll keep that as a surprise. But once again we'll be bringing a whole bunch of stuff that has never been tried before," concluded Steyn.
2016 award winners
Best Lager: Alpha Lager
Best Hoppy Beer: Devil's Peak Grapefruit Express IPA
Best on Show: Devil's Peak Grapefruit Express IPA
Best Dark Beer: Fuller's Black Cab Stout
Best Specialty Beer: La Trappe Dubbel
Best Cider: Sxollie Granny Smith
Best Wheat: CBC Krystal Weiss
Best Stand: Beer Country and Fraser's Folly
Date: 1 - 3 December 2017
Venue: Hamilton's Rugby Club, Green Point
Cost: Standard ticket: R150 per person
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It's not a sign of conspiracy.
It's not a representation of who really holds all the power in city government.
It's not even particularly unusual.
But, in the tradition that has become Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland's annual delivery of the State of the City address to a group of paying attendees, at a lunch co-sponsored by the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce, the optics are … how do I put this gently?
Less than ideal.
In charging admission to see the mayor's speech — $40 for the general public, $25 with a student ID — it's easy for the average citizen to get the impression that it's a closed-rank affair. Broadcasting the speech on TV Tacoma doesn't completely erase this, nor does giving it a snappy Twitter hashtag (last year's was #253SOTC).
Perhaps where things get tricky is how the speech — which this year will happen Feb. 8 at the Hotel Murano — is billed. By branding it the mayor's the State of the City address, it suggests a shared, citywide ownership — and one that seems at odds with the ticket price and cozy Chamber of Commerce affiliation.
Perhaps where things get tricky is how the speech – which this year will happen Feb. 8 at the Hotel Murano - is billed. By branding it the mayor's the State of the City address, it suggests a shared, citywide ownership – and one that seems at odds with the ticket price and cozy Chamber of Commerce affiliation.
The billing also invites comparisons to how mayors from other cities conduct their State of the City addresses. Like, for instance, Seattle, where the annual speech is delivered in open council chambers, free to anyone who makes their way to City Hall and manages to get a seat.
Benton Strong, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's communications director, points out that the Emerald City's tradition is enshrined in Seattle's charter, which directs the mayor to "communicate by message to the Council a statement of the conditions and affairs of the City" … "annually at the third regular meeting of the City Council in February."
Still, in Tacoma, even with our less formalized approach, there's room for improvement. And the good news is that it doesn't necessarily need to involve starting from scratch or completely scrapping the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber's involvement.
For an example of how a State of the City address can easily be made more inclusive and accessible in the third most populous city in the state, one need only look east of the mountains, to Washington's second most populous city.
In Spokane, Mayor David Condon will deliver his annual State of the City address Feb. 10. And, just like in Tacoma, Condon will speak to a group assembled in part by the local chamber of commerce — in this case, Greater Spokane Incorporated. For chamber members, the cost of admission will be $30. For non-members, the event will run $55.
In other words, the audience for Condon's speech, and the accompanying pomp, circumstance and ticket price, will be similar to Strickland's.
But Brian Coddington, the Spokane mayor's director of communications, said Condon's address, like in years past, will be only one part of a larger State of the City rollout.
It's an approach Condon has been perfecting for the past five years, Coddington explains. In addition to his formal delivery of the State of the City, the mayor has made a practice of traveling to local libraries and community centers to deliver what Coddington describes as a "less formal presentation," designed to be "more of a conversation." In years past, each of these events has drawn between one and two dozen people, according to Coddington, while a corresponding State of the City "telephone town hall" has helped the mayor reach 6,000 to 10,000 people.
Coddington, who anticipates that Condon will participate in a "half dozen to eight" such free events this year, says the idea is to make Spokane's State of the City festivities a "big push for engagement," where the mayor, through community conversations, is able to share his vision for the city and spend just as much time listening to residents. Digital media, he says, will play a big role in helping the mayor connect with the masses.
Two years ago, Condon also replicated his State of the City address, for free, at a local high school — which Coddington says roughly 100 people attended.
It was a new way to engage the audience. A new way to really get people involved and excited about city government. ... In city government, there are people who are … heavily involved, and you hear from them quite often. This is a way to broaden that audience.
Spokane Communications Director Brian Coddington
"Mayor Condon was looking for a way to make it more accessible to people, and give it a little bit more legs," Coddington says. It was with this objective in mind that the Spokane mayor turned his annual State of the City address into a "road show of sorts," he says.
"It was a new way to engage the audience. A new way to really get people involved and excited about city government," Coddington says. "In city government, there are people who are … heavily involved, and you hear from them quite often. This is a way to broaden that audience."
And here's the kicker:
"It works really well," he says.
Tacoma should take note. While appearances aren't everything, they are something.
And the appearance of Tacoma's State of the City address could benefit from a makeover.
Matt Driscoll: 253-597-8657, email@example.com, @mattsdriscoll


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Hi everyone,
Went for appointment with hairdresser in the hospital with my friend yesterday to try on wigs after starting chemo last week. Had a giggle with some but was really pleased with one of them (my friend said it looked like me!!) but the hairdresser needed to order it in the colour i tried on a different wig plus another to try in same colour in slightly longer syle. Anyway she said they were really nice quality and had managed to include them in the nhs ones (there were some poorer quality ones that were awful) and it would cost me £63.They definitely weren't the real hair wigs. When i asked my cousin about it she said she got hers free and i have read on here about a voucher. Where do i get the voucher and should i definitely get my wig free of charge?
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p.s just checked with my friend who took notes for me!!! and the wig make was 'dimples' with a 'monofilament strip' and the style was 'paris'. I just googled it and it cost £120 on simply wigs website.


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I'm told that the countdown to the World Cup begins. This means that from June 12th and for the ensuing month or so… the sport-loving men, women and children in your life will be bleary eyed from staying up late, hoarse from all that spectator participation, and probably stressed out from unsatisfactory game results.
Those World Cup fans who live in Germany are lucky, because German employers are understanding and sympathetic towards soccer fanatics. It's been reported that they're allowing their employees to turn up late for work next day if they've stayed up too late to watch the games. For the rest of the world, it's business as usual, and you'll just have to suffer for your sport.
No doubt there are countless women who also love the game of soccer, and perhaps even play the game themselves. This is commendable and I salute you. It's not that I dislike the game of soccer, or any sport for that matter. I suspect though that many women, myself included, are puzzled and perplexed as to why every four years, the world works itself into a frenzy over a field of men pursuing a ball.
It may be useful to give a short history of the game itself. It's purported that the game began in China in the 2nd and 3rd centuries BC or even before. But the early growth of the game started in England. If you want to believe it, some facts mention that the first ball used was the head of some Danish highway robber! During medieval times, the old form of soccer allowed such activities as kicking, punching, biting and gouging. People grew to love the game so much that they would crowd the field all day long. Sometimes the competition grew fierce and masses got so wild that there were frequent incidents of violence and even fatalities during the game. It seems this practice hasn't changed much.
But when it comes to FIFA frenzy, the advent of the World Cup raises excitement levels to fever pitch. Family routines are thrown out of kilter as die-hard soccer fans reserve all rights to the TV for live games, highlights, replays and endless post-mortems.
It has to be said that the World Cup players are highly trained athletes with seemingly endless reserves of energy. But if you, or a beloved soccer fan in your family needs some extra stamina to keep up the marathon late nights, then why not take some bee pollen.
The use of pollen as nature's perfect food dates back to ancient times when the first Olympian athletes used it to give them energy. The ancient Aztecs also used it to keep them strong and healthy while they built all those monumental cities. And it's suggested that the Chinese have always been avid users of all products from the bee hive, and probably even took these substances for more energy whilst inventing the game of soccer!
So with the World Cup looming, why not stock up on bee pollen for the fans in your home. Or for that matter, for the budding young soccer stars in the family. Bee pollen is fantastic for children too as it contains all the vital nutrients they may miss out on in their busy lives. The best quality pollen, and other bee hive products can be found here.
Even if the World Cup is not your cup of tea, you can help support the supporters in your family. Let the games begin.


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text: The National Science Foundation features the research of SPR member Sarah Laszlo. Her NSF-funded Reading Brain Project seeks to identify markers in the Event-Related Potential that can predict children's reading outcomes years in advance. This has the potential to help make sure that children that might struggle with reading get the help they need as soon as possible. To watch the video, click here!


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When Islamic religious materials containing "extremist messages or inscriptions" were burned at Bagram Air Field in February, Afghan President Karzai was among the first to call for U.S. troops to face swift justice for it.
And when, a month later, 17 Afghans were allegedly killed by U.S. Staff Sergeant Robert Bales, Karzai called it "unforgivable" and decried again and again the "intentional murders." And when the Taliban rose up over the weekend, wreaking havoc in Afghanistan, Karzai blamed it on supposed intelligence failures within the U.S.-led NATO forces there. But he was quick to add that "Afghan security forces [have proven] themselves capable of defending their country and providing security."
In others words, if those murderous, inept, U.S. infidels would get out of the way, Afghan forces could handle things on their own. Except for one little caveat: Karzai wants Obama to give him $2 billion a year in aid once the U.S. pulls out in 2014.
We have lost nearly 1,800 troops since 2001 in our attempt to liberate Afghanistan from animals like the Taliban. Under Obama alone we have lost nearly 1,200. And guess what?–many of these troops were killed by the very people they were sent to protect and/or train.
That's right; they were killed by those Afghan security forces of which Karzai is so proud. Where is his apology for those intentional murders? Where is his remorse for the untold numbers of grieving U.S. families who've sacrificed their loved ones to see Afghanistan freed, if possible, from barbarism?
Someone needs to let Karzai know he's (hopefully) getting only one of his two wishes: namely, the U.S. is leaving Afghanistan. As for the money, let Karzai ask the Taliban for funding when they return to fill the void that will be left once the U.S. is gone.


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Have you ever heard someone say "No-one knows what happens when we die"?
I have always wondered, How is that possible?
In order to truly know that know one knows what happens when we die, the person who says that they know that no-one knows what happens when we die, has to be able to see into the mind of every single person that has ever been in existence, and know that not one of them knew, or knows what happens when we die.
And how can a person who doesn't know what happens when we die, know that no-one else knows? This makes no sense to me. I have no idea what other people know or don't know. Really what the person should say is "I don't know what happens when we die" and leave it at that, but often the next line to come is…….."no-one knows".
What if you spent your whole life saying "no-one knows, no-one knows" and finally came to the last day of your life without any understanding at all about death, just an uncontrolled experience, with all it's possibilities good and bad.
But what if there were some people alive today that do know what happens when you die, and could help you prepare for the experience? You would have no opportunity to know, because you have told your self known knows, with out even thinking about what it means to say no-one knows. You haven't even asked yourself how you came up with that belief.
One of my best teachers is my own ability to ask, why or how?
Like windows, transparent and reflective. This world can be a vast and wondrous place of knowledge, and us living beings are such a curious bunch. It is strange to me that the one thing we know for sure is that we are going to die, yet, in general, we don't like to talk about it much. Except to say that "no-one knows".
I suspect those that do know are just waiting for us to get humble enough to say "I don't know", and then to ask "do you"?


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The summer break is coming to a close, and I wanted to take the kids (and their friend) on one last true adventure before school starts back up. We decided to explore some caves. So we set out for the Maquoketa Caves near Maquoketa, IA in hopes of making something memorable – and we did. But for me, after some reflection, I realized the day had several aspects that relate closely to education and how the learning process could (and should) go.
Proper equipment is important…
Neither myself nor the kids have been to the caves, so we were unsure what to expect. But we knew we would need some equipment…
- Bug spray for the wooded trails.
- Flashlights and headlamps for the dark caves.
- Shoes for hiking and climbing.
- Food for lunch and energy.
The flashlights and headlamps were the most important. Most of the caves were smaller and not lit with electricity, so the lights that we provided allowed us to actually explore these caves and see some really cool features. There were a couple of other kids on the trail that didn't have flashlights and headlamps, so they were able to explore. One even said as we exited a dark cave, "Man, we should have brought lights." But our lack of experience also played against us when we kept bumping our heads against hard, sharp ceilings. A helmet of some kind would have been nice, and we made note of this for when we return next time.
If students aren't properly equipped to explore, then how can they? What tools must a teacher provide to allow them to explore? Do these need to be regular tools or educational technology?
Create an environment where the teacher can feel comfortable saying "yes" more than saying "no"…
By the end of the day, after exploring 13 different caves and trekking five miles of trails, I realized that for the first time this summer, I found myself saying "yes" to the kids more than saying "no." Can we try this path? Yes. Can we go down by the creek? Yes. Can we see what's up there? Yes. Can we look over the ledge? No – too steep. Over and over I was saying yes to simple questions that basically fell under the umbrella of…Can we explore? Were there certain situations more dangerous than others? Yes, and of course this was taken into consideration when giving them an answer.
Teachers need to create curriculum, units, learning environments where they can be comfortable saying "yes" and let kids explore content.
Provide direction…
I know this kind of goes against what I just said, but pure exploration with no direction can allow kids to become completely lost, which can lead to them feeling frustrated, scared, and confused. If I simply let the kids roam aimlessly, they may not have gotten to all the caves. So we relied on our map and signs for direction.
What pieces of direction can be provided for students as they explore a unit?
Explore twice for depth…
When we first started off on our adventure, we set forth through the biggest cave. Lights ran through the cave and there was a cement path, but we seemed to walk through fairly quickly in order to get to the other caves by the end of the day. But before we left, the kids wanted to go through the big one again. When we did, this time, we discovered smaller tunnels up higher that we could explore further. These were some of the coolest tunnels in the whole park. If we would have never revisited that first large cave, we would have missed them.
Don't be afraid to revisit topics in order to provide depth to your content, especially if a student raises the question or topic again. Student-led exploration is always the best.
Get messy…
Some caves were wet, and we had to crawl through them. At one point, my daughter wanted to take her socks off because they got too wet for comfort. In the process of exploring on our adventure, the kids and I got dirty (and the after pics prove it). But in order to reach some of the coolest areas, we had to get dirty.
We hear this over and over in education…learning is messy, and it's true! Sometimes reaching the coolest parts of a unit requires effort, being uncomfortable, and a fearlessness to keep pushing forward to finish.
A guide must be willing to get messy too…
I love exploring. I love caves. So of course I'm going to make every effort to show the kids how to explore. I had my own flashlight and got right in there with the kids to talk about stalactites and stalagmites and how water played a major role in forming the caves. But throughout the day, I noticed parents, who would stand outside the cave while the kids would go in to explore. I noticed some grandparents who lacked the physical ability to lift the kids up or help them down from certain rock formations. Instead, they would simply say "no" or give the kids rules to follow in hopes they would be safer. I couldn't help but think, These kids aren't getting the full experience. In order to help my kids and explore with them I have to be in good enough physical shape, have a working knowledge of caves, and have to be willing to model exploration.
As a teacher, what do you have to do to be the best educational guide you can be? How should you prepare yourself to get messy? Are you an educator willing to get messy, or do you find yourself saying "no" and creating more rules?
Final Thoughts…
It was a full day of exploring and adventure, and it was certainly memorable for the kids and myself.
How does your classroom provide memorable moments for your students?
Jarod Bormann
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