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Hello there. The shining sun allows us to harness its energy each day. It's clean and harmless to the Earth. If you wish to know more about solar energy, keep reading for tips, secrets and strategies.
You should start out taking small steps when implementing solar energy in your home or business. Start by purchasing a few solar powered energy landscape lights. These can be found at many retailers including big box retailers and home improvement stores. The installation of the lights is not complicated, and most are ready to go from the box right into the ground.
Determine whether or not solar energy is the right thing for you. There are several things to keep in mind. Solar energy is a good option for those that live in remote locations that are not connected to utility grids. It can also be a great option if you're willing to pay more money upfront to reduce your energy's environmental impact.
If you want to use partial solar power, look into some small solar operated appliances. You can do this two ways. You must first consider solar panels that can be mounted around your windows for the charging of your electronics. Camping equipment like lights and cooking gear can also be solar powered. Either way, you will be saving money on your electric bill.
Learn about grants and rebates available to you. It can be expensive to install your solar panels; however, help may be available. Look into state and federal grant opportunities intended to encourage the use of renewable energy sources. This will help cut your expenses significantly. It may be possible to get tax deductions for your costs.
Once your solar panel system produces energy, it's crucial you discover how to properly store all this energy. Invest in a quality battery that can store large quantities of power over long periods of time or consider selling the energy you produce to the main power grid so you can keep drawing power from the grid.
You may be able to get tax credits for a solar energy installation. They could offer as much as 30% of the system's cost. You should do some research on the Internet or get in touch with your local government to find out more about the incentives and programs you are eligible for.
It is important when installing your panels to remember that the position of the sun in the sky changes with the seasons, not just only over the course of the day. If you need to install panels that are fixed, a compromise will need to be reached in terms of optimal angles for winter and summer.
Maintaining your solar power system, such as checking the inverter regularly, is an essential part of getting the most from it. You will want to see a green light. A blinking light or no light at all means a call to the expert is in order. You will become able to diagnose small issues yourself if you learn more about solar panels, but it is best to call a professional. If your system is still under warranty, most visits are covered free of charge.
Don't waste your time with pushy salespeople. Doing your own research and asking a lot of questions will help you to make the most informed and best decision for you. Caving in to sales pressure can cause you to make an unwise purchase.
Be sure to install your panels in an angle that will maximize the full sun throughout the whole year. If you don't know where to place them, take time to track where the sun's path is and consider each seasonal change.
You could get a tax credit if you switch to solar power. It is possible to see as much as a thirty percent rebate of the solar array cost. Find out if you can get this where you live by looking on the Internet or speaking with a local representative.
You need to be aware of the amount of energy you use. Before going out and switching to solar power, you need to know how much energy you need to produce for your home. The amount of power you need will determine the size and number of solar panels you require. You probably should check over your bills to see what your energy costs are and how they vary throughout the year.
If you are able to install solar panels, be sure to check the inverter. You should see a green light which means all is in order. If it is blinking, or off altogether, you need to call in an expert. Don't think you can diagnose the issue by yourself! Most owners can't. Most solar panels come with a good warranty, so a visit from the technician may not cost you anything.
If you are planning to convert your home to solar power, start with areas that are the most convenient to convert. You might want to begin with smaller appliances since this will not disrupt your life too much. Switching gradually helps you stick to it.
Solar photovoltaic panels can be installed in your home or business, allowing you to save money on heating costs. Remember that a photo-voltaic solar panel needs a minimum of five hours of good sunshine every day to work its best. If you have a heated pool, solar water heating can cut down on how much you spend.
Solar panels get typically placed in an ideal location to receive sunlight, but in time, things might get in the way. Make sure that foliage does not get in the way of your solar panel system.
In a perfect world, the sun could be used to power everything from planes to pickup trucks. Unfortunately, we're not quite there yet. There are smaller machines that run on solar energy. One great solution in the event of a power outage is a generator powered by solar energy.
If there are specific kinds of solar paneling that you are intrigued by, find out when that particular technology was originally designed. The recent solar panels are best, but many companies will try to sell older models. Older versions come at lower price points, but newer ones deliver better long-term results.
What many people fail to understand is that solar energy systems allow you to avoid being hooked to the power grid. Solar power can enable your family or business to become independent of electric company and ever increasing power bills. You will not have to pay any service fees to your energy provider if you choose to remain independent.
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Think carefully about what would be easiest to switch over to solar power. Start by investing in solar-powered appliances to make small changes to your lifestyle before investing in a full-scale system. Changing things one step at a time makes it easier to follow through with your plan.
Prior to making your decisions about solar panels, determine how much shade is around your house. If your house is always covered by shade, solar panels probably aren't in your best interest. Shade will reduce the amount of sunlight that your solar panels take in. This may interfere with the performance of these panels.
When you reach the point of your life where you're a homeowner, going full blown solar makes sense. Don't overextend! If you have a mortgage and you need to finance your solar energy system, you could endanger your financial security.
Leasing a set-up is a great way to start the switch to solar power. This is much less expensive than purchasing them outright, and you will begin to save quickly since the initial costs are not outrageous.
As you consider different options for solar panels, it helps to understand the underlying technology behind each one. The newest technologies are more effective but a few solar companies still sell the older technology. Older models are usually cheaper but do not work as well.
Find the most effective usages of solar energy. Sometimes, you will need energy to run more than just your heating unit. Use this energy to run your water heater as well. Being aware of the difference can assist you in making the wisest choice for your house.
Analyze the weather in your area to determine if solar panels are right for you. Good panels can provide enough power if they can absorb about five hours or more of sunlight each day. Look elsewhere if inclement weather conditions dominate your area.
To help optimize your savings, consider using a grid tied system. This allows you to sell excess energy produced by your system back to your neighborhood energy company. Doing so can help you to offset the costs of installation for your system and allow it to pay for itself quicker.
Change solar panel angles during the seasons, or four times per year. Throughout the year, the intensity and angle of available sunlight varies. Changing angles with the seasons will give you the most amount of light and energy possible.
Energy bills for a growing family can be high. With all the electronic devices, it can be hard to conserve energy. By switching to solar energy, you can save money.
It is crucial that your solar panels are placed in a nice sunny area. Solar companies that try to claim electricity can still be produced when the panels are in shade are lying. This just isn't true.
As you start shopping for a system, have an estimate of the electrical demands, extent of sun on the areas around the home, and then choose the right size and shape of the panel. A few, small panels could be more effective than one large panel, but everyone's situation is just a little different.
When installing solar panels, consider the location and angle of your panels. Think about the latitude of your home, as this makes a big difference in the amount of energy your panels will produce.
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If you are constructing a brand new home, be sure to include large windows facing south for more heat from the sun during wintertime. Select materials wisely to prevent excessive heat exposure in the summer. You can make your home even more energy-efficient by hiring professionals who know how to do exactly that.
Check out the landscape before investing in solar panels. Solar panels have intended outputs, however these are under optimal conditions. Shade from nearby trees, overcast, and other environmental nuisances will decrease the actual number by some degree.
If you want to install solar panels on your roof, but you are not sure of how often you will be able to clean them, you should think about getting solar roof tiles instead. They offer the same benefits of panels, but are easier to maintain.
There are cleaning products you can use to reduce the cleaning time for your solar panels. For example, nano cleaning products clean your solar energy system without any dangerous chemicals. These can keep your systems spotless without much work.
If there is a small shadow over your panels, their efficiency could decrease by 80%. Therefore, it is imperative to situate your solar panels in an open space.
You may want to consider a solar heater for your pool or hot tub. With this system, the sun's heat and energy are gathered, then used to regulate your hot tub or pool's temperature.
Following installation of your solar panels, careful monitoring is necessary. Read your manual to be familiar with all the equipment that helps you understand the functioning of your solar panels. Look at your monitoring equipment on a daily basis to make sure everything is functioning correctly and identify what is causing problems immediately. Should an issue arise, you can contact someone to repair the problem immediately. Otherwise, you might ultimately spend more on repairs.
Shadows can reduce your solar panels by up to 80 percent. Try to do whatever you can to reduce the amount of shadows your panels will be in.
Find the level of temperature that your solar panels produce. Sometimes higher temperatures can actually cause solar panels not work at peak efficiency. A solar panel will remain efficient under high temperatures if the temperature co-efficient rating is very low, but you should expect to lose some energy if you live in a very warm area.
If you have a lot of outdoor space, then you should consider putting in solar-powered lights. These lights run on the sun's energy, so you do not have to worry about electricity. During the day, they absorb the sun's energy, and at night, they glow. This not only provides a nice touch to the garden, but is environmentally friendly as well.
Stores can never keep up with the updating of technology. You have to shop online to find the most up-to-date models. It is also easier to compare prices online and get the maximum variety of choices.
These tips are valuable, however you've got to implement them. Use this knowledge to ensure your project gets the results you want. Take the time to do more research on solar energy before you decide to invest in solar panels.
When purchasing your solar energy system, make sure to check the certifications of the installers. This will help you determine whether or not the person truly knows what they are doing. Particularly if you are interested in a rebate, you may have to show that you used a licensed installer.


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Add Auto Refresh in Blogger
- Go to your Blog Dashboard and Click on Template at Left side.
- Click on Edit HTML and and let it load.
- Click on your Code Box and Press Ctrl+F. Search for the Code <head>.
- Just before head tag paste this meta page refresh code.
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- Click Save Template and you're done adding auto refresh in blogger.
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Please note: While today's column is based on actual conversations, names and circumstances have been changed to protect the innocent and punch up the dialogue.
The Players: Two 30-something female friends (M and L)
The Show: Gwen Stefani
The Venue: Stockton Arena
The Scene: Friends M and L enter the arena. Both carry notebooks. In the lobby, they see a sea of female fans ranging in age from 5 to 50.
L: Gee, what do you think Gwen's fan base is?
M: Well, at least we blend.
They find their seats as opener Sean Kingston performs. He stalks the stage with a microphone while a DJ spins in the background.
L: Who is this guy again?
M: He sings that "Beautiful Girls" song, I think. You know, the one that sounds like doo-wop with a bass beat.
L: This is like watching karaoke on a really big stage.
M: Or, as I like to call it, "American Idol."
Kingston finishes. Men dragged along by their wives or girlfriends hit the beer line.
M: You know what I like about Gwen? She is sexy without being skanky.
L: I know, she is in charge of her own image. It's refreshing.
M: Also, she's never flashed her lady parts. I love her.
Stefani takes the stage to an elaborate prison-escape production complete with a mock jail and dancing detectives. The high-pitched squealing from the crowd is ear-drum-splitting.
L: This is like watching a Broadway production.
The Harajuku Girls and break-dancing boys dance up a storm. Costume changes abound. And bounding abounds, as trampolines are built into the back of the stage.
Four songs later, Stefani stops to address the crowd, including fans dressed as bananas (though not L or M, who have some pride.)
GWEN: Anyone with a sign, I love you! Anyone with a L.A.M.B. (her fashion label) purse, I love you! Anyone dressed like a banana, come on! No. 1 on my list!
The music commences. Stefani runs from one end of the stage to the other in high heels and glittery hot pants.
M: How does she do it in those heels? And she is a mother of a 1-year-old. Crazy.
Gwen stops to chat again.
GWEN: I wasn't going to say anything, but we're filming this concert right now.
The crowd screams.
GWEN: We're filming the entire DVD for this tour here in Stockton tonight.
The crowd screams louder.
GWEN: But I'm a little grumpy, so I'm counting on you to change my mood a little.
The crowd, including M and L, sends mood-elevating screams her way. It seems to help.
Stefani sings song after song from both of her solo efforts, "Love. Angel. Music. Baby." and "The Sweet Escape." Then she comes to her breakout hit, "Hollaback Girl." (For the uninitiated, the fans' banana costumes are a nod to its lyrics: "This s--- is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S.")
GWEN: Where all my Stockton girls at?!
Sonic mayhem ensues.
GWEN: Grumpy Gwen has left the building!
A few songs later, Stefani has changed into an ab-revealing outfit and sensible flat-heeled shoes. She runs into the audience around the entire perimeter of the arena. She even dives into the crowd.
M: Look at the fans; they don't know whether to grab her or grab their cameras.
L: I think that woman right behind her is in shock.
Back on stage, Stefani starts the last song of her set, "Orange County."
GWEN: Thanks for supporting me in this dance phase of my life.
After introducing her band and dancers, Gwen runs off stage, but the crowd can sense there's still more. She returns for an encore and talks emotionally about her son.
GWEN: I feel like I could cry, for many reasons. Kingston James McGregor Rossdale traveled around the world on this tour. ... This song goes out to the Kings.
She sings "Real Thing." It's lovely. Then she whips the crowd into one last frenzy with "What You Waiting For?"
And then it's over.
L: Well, that was fun. And you know what? She is one of the few pop stars who you could feel good about bringing a young daughter to see.
M: Or, you know, could go as a (age redacted)-year-old and not feel silly and out of place.
L: Amen.
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PackYourBags is a ministry of Trinity Bible College specifically designed for high school graduates willing to dedicate one year to seek God, serve others, and have fun. It is especially useful for students that may not have clear direction for the next step in their lives. PYB positions students to hear God's voice through seeking, learning, and serving. Students participate in classes on life skills, identity in Christ, Biblical foundations, and ministry training.
They travel around the USA and the globe ministering to people from diverse walks of life, loving on children, and serving in practical ways. All the while, going on exciting adventure outings, such as high ropes courses, hiking, kayaking, going on an African safari, camping in the Israeli desert, and seeing breathtaking views of God's creation. Students will obtain 24 college credits through successful completion of the program plus an experience that will last a lifetime!
Upon seeing the excess number of years that young people took to decide upon a major and to finally graduate, Trinity's President Dr. Paul Alexander envisioned this program to fulfill the need to cut the time it took to make a decision. We desire to see young adults take a year off of their studies and jobs to seek God's will for their lives. PYB is designed to help students graduate and be successful in any college or career. Through training and missions, students will find God and their true identity in Him. We sense the calling of students to long- and short-term ministry and we desire to provide opportunities for young adults to grow towards their future plans in a safe, yet challenging environment. Students will excel in life by having an early experience that will shape their worldview and direct their future decisions for the Kingdom.
- The Kingdom of God — God's Kingdom culture infiltrating the nations of this world
- Spiritual Mentoring — Raising up the next generation through relationship
- Real Relationships — Entering into relationships where we can be real, vulnerable, and encourage one another to grow closer to God and walk out our identity and destiny in Christ
- Personal Discipline — developing self-control in exercise, diet, and spiritual walk
- Career Mentoring — Identifying student's gifts and where they can be best applied
- Hands-On Ministry Training — learning to evangelize and effectively minister to others
- Ministering Spiritual Gifts — discovering spiritual gifts and how to move in them
- Marketplace Ministry — Raising up a people of character and honor to effectively infiltrate the marketplace (business, education, construction, etc.) with God's Kingdom
Students will be enrolled in online courses and on-campus courses. They may obtain 24 credits upon successful completion of this program. Group sessions throughout the week will highlight and discuss course material, as well as provide opportunities to apply learning. The daily on-campus courses follow an interactive style of learning through direct instruction, videos, sharing, and discussion. These courses cover a range of topics, such as Old Testament and New Testament history and literature, world missions, evangelism, hearing God's voice, developing an intimate relationship with God, life skills, Biblical foundations, personal finances, history and culture of South Africa, and more. PYB contains four focuses:
- Time with God
- Accountability
- Chapel
- Living in community with other PYB students
- Class and training sessions by PYB directors, TBC professors, and guest speakers
- Online Bible Courses
- Small Groups
- Mentoring
- Fitness
- Prayer
- Serving on campus, in the community, in the local church, and around the world
In PackYourBags, students go on at least four trips:
Native American Reservation, USA
- Immerse yourself into a different world within your own country! PYB will visit a Native American Reservation within our tri-state area for 5-10 days. On this trip, we partner and minister with organizations that have established outreaches in these communities and help with their day to day projects. Students are exposed to the Spirit of God among these beautiful people groups. We have the opportunity to see how compassion ministry can impact people for the Kingdom. Focusing on unity and servanthood to break down the cross-cultural barriers, we rely on the power of God to restore relationships.
- This years dates: September 25 - October 2
Inner City, USA
- In the United States, some of the greatest need can be found in the inner cities. Here you can find vast secularism, diverse religions, and rampant drug and sex trafficking. In contrast, you will also find beautiful skyscrapers, the hustle and bustle of city life, and urban cutting edge culture. Among all this there are hundreds of ministries standing strong and obedient to God's Word and mission. PYB will come alongside these ministries and help in whatever way possible on this 7-10 day trip. This may include door-to-door evangelism, street evangelism, children's ministry, feeding programs, ministry to Muslims, and more.
- This years dates: November 4-13
South Africa
- The longest of the trips, PYB spends six weeks in South Africa. With Africa School of Missions (ASM) as our base, we will minister in the surrounding communities and villages of Mpumalanga. Students see poverty firsthand and learn of South Africa's troubled history, rich culture, and diverse people. South Africa holds the highest number of HIV/AIDS victims in the world. This fact brings great need. Students have the chance to work in orphanages, visit homes up and down the mountainside, participate in ASM classes, minister in churches, do construction for families in need, serve in practical ways with African ministries, and connect with the local people. Students will never be the same after living in a new country and witnessing the powerful hand of God move.
- Be forever changed when you walk where Jesus walked. This 10 day trip allows students to experience the Bible's landscape with their own eyes. Students stay in hostels as we travel to Jerusalem, the Galilee Region, Capernaum, and other biblical cities. There we will have the opportunity to visit important Biblical sites like the Jordan River, the Mount of Beatitudes, the Temple Mount, Garden of Gethsemane, and the Western Wall. One night is spent living bedouin-style in the Judean desert. Feel the dry desert air as you go for a camel ride. Imagine the Bible stories happening before your eyes. After this trip, the Bible will never be the same.
Adventure Outing
- Throughout each trip, we go different adventure outings. In the reservation, we see the local sites, basque in the Midwestern plains, and admire God's beauty. In the inner city, we visit the landmarks and city centers. In Africa, we go on a safari in the Kruger National Park, hike to God's Window, go swimming, climbing mountain sides, and visit breathtaking waterfalls and the world's largest baobab tree. Israel is an adventure in itself! In addition to seeing Biblical sites, we also camp Bedouin-style, ride camels in the Judean desert, get baptized and go rafting in the Jordan river, and swim in the Dead Sea. Adventure is a central component of PYB, but our center focus is bringing the hope of Christ to those in need.


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If you're a new dog owner, one of the first things you'll have to purchase is a quality dog leash. The question is, how do you know what to get? Here, your Hinesville, GA veterinarian gives you a crash course.
Standard Leash
The standard leash, which works well for most dogs, is about six feet long and is usually constructed of strong nylon. Make sure it has a sturdy clasp at one end and a loop at the other. Standard leashes are widely available at pet supply shops, vets' offices, and retail outlets.
Retractable Leash
Retractable leashes are also quite popular; they have a spring-loaded handle that allows your dog to walk away from you as they please. You can then stop your dog's advance by pressing a button on the handle. Use caution, though, if your dog is particularly rambunctious; it can be easy for your dog to dart away from you before you have a chance to stop them.
Training Leash
Training leashes are specialty leashes designed for teaching commands or tasks. Don't use one unless explicitly directed to do so by your vet or a professional animal trainer.
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It may sound like a strange name for a train, but The Ghan has a very good pedigree. Its name celebrates the Afghani cameleers who were brought to Australia in the 1800's to help build the telegraph line from Darwin in the Northern Territory to Adelaide in the south.
Without the camels, which could work in the arid conditions of central Australia, and their Afghani handlers, the country would have spent many more years in isolation.
Today the only hardship associated with The Ghan is to choose from the wonderful selections on its meals menu. The journey north, or south, normally takes three days and two nights to complete. It is a full service train with three levels of comfort. These are Red Class, which gives you a reclining seat, shared facilities and meals which you buy on board. Gold Class has single and twin self-contained cabins, and Platinum Class are larger cabins which have proper beds instead of bunks. In both Gold Class and Platinum meals, drinks and tours are included in the tariff.
At 882 metres in length, The Ghan must surely be one of the world's longest passenger trains. The only time that I could see the train in its entirety was from the top of Anzac Hill in Alice Springs. One of the reasons for its enormous length is that all maintenance, passenger and staff facilities must be accommodated, and it is like a small, functional town on wheels.
Despite its size, The Ghan has a very intimate feel. This is because the train is divided into sections which are comprised of about five passenger carriages, which share their own lounge and restaurant cars. Whilst the cabins are very comfortable and private, the lounge cars are for socialising and are accessible 24 hours per day. This system allows passengers to form great relationships with the staff who serve them. Staff work in small, permanent units and do each trip together. It is this relationship between staff and passengers which is one of the great features of the journey as you really do form close associations with staff who look after you and who get to know your whims, likes and dislikes and who cater for you accordingly.
The other great hero of the trip is Australia itself.
This is a very ancient, noble and unique country and The Ghan neatly dissects the middle of it from top to bottom or vice versa. For the majority of the journey you are traversing desert.
Understandingly, many people consider desert to be boring. They are wrong! The Australian desert may indeed be dry, but it is ever changing. It may lack mountains, forests and substantial towns at which to stop, but it also has a grandeur and magnificence that should be experienced to fully understand and appreciate.
Normally, The Ghan has two stops where passengers can alight for tours, the price of which is included in the fare.
Alice Springs is almost in the dead heart of Australia. It is an iconic town that is built in a valley amid the MacDonnell Ranges, and is quite a unique place. There is a choice of three tours here, including a town explorer and a camel ride. I did the Alice Explorer and was quite taken by the history of the town, and the realisation of the hardships that the first settlers had to endure.
For instance, the woman for whom the town was named – she was the wife of the first telegraph operator – never ever visited the town which bore her name because to travel there meant a six week trek by camel from Adelaide.
The other stop is at Katherine, just 320 kilometres south of Darwin. Here passengers disembark to enjoy a cruise through Katherine Gorge, which is a tremendous journey that changes depending on the depth of the water. The gorge has been carved out over many millions of years, and apart from the scenic beauty of the gorge, you can also see aboriginal rock art on the walls and crocodiles if the conditions are right.
The best way to describe The Ghan is as a comfortable adventure. This is a journey which has all the luxuries of a modern, comfortable train, yet, still gives you a tremendous sense of adventure as you travel right through the centre of the world's most ancient and unique continent. It is a trip which will burn an appreciation for this magnificent land right into your soul.


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Board of Trustees
Atul Kulkarni, President
A national award winner renowned professional actor. Concerned with the issue of education out of personal experiences
Dr. Manjiri Nimbkar, Vice President
A medical doctor who is running an experimental school in Phaltan (a tehsil place in Satara district) and is actively associated with many experiments in the field of education over the last decade
An educationist working for last 15 years in tribal belts of Thane district as an educator and as a teacher educator at State and National level. Has also worked as a training consultant to DPEP (District Primary Education Programme, Government of Maharashtra) and consultant to UNICEF and Sir Ratan Tata Trust
Manoj Karyekar, Trustee
An engineer based in Pune, who has worked for the development of eco-friendly architecture and construction
Aparna Bhole, Trustee
A trained and qualified art teacher managing the pre-school section of A K Joshi English medium school in Thane for the last 10 years and has co-founded the "Thane Study Group"
Sanjay Borkar, Trustee
A practicing high court advocate by profession who has provided legal help to quite a few NGOs from Thane
Kailas Kulkarni, Trustee
A Chartered Accountant and a Company Secretary having experience in financial reporting area for more than 18 years. He is working in a renowned Technology company as Vice President –Finance. He is involved in strategic and financial matters of QUEST and gives his expert advice and guidance and oversees finance function including accounting, internal and statutory audits and reporting
Anuya Mhaiskar, Trustee
Entrepreneur, Film Producer and Kathak dancer
Nitin Nimkar, Trustee
A computer professional and co-founder of "Thane Study Group", he is actively involved in the development of interactive multi-media instructional software programs and QUEST's online courses


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But Sylvester Young, FAMU's new director of marching and pep bands, says the university can and will fix this problem without taking the drastic step of barring all previous members of the 100 from the field.
"There are so many good kids in this band who are clueless as to the nature of the underground workings within the organization," Young told WFSU. "You can't punish those kids. Everyone should have an opportunity to come back and have a positive experience here."
The upperclassmen from previous years are returning to a very different structure of authority within the 100. FAMU no longer permits "section leaders" or "drum majors" to supervise their peers. All official band activities now take place under the direct instruction of faculty and staff.
Young says that the culture change is already apparent.
"When we go into the cafeteria, and (upperclassmen) don't skip the new students (in line), or they invite them to sit at a table and talk about your high school or what you plan to major in, those are the type of things that I can see changing," Young said. "It says, 'I'm not better than you.'"


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We were very fortunate that Mrs Cameron organised the World Of Maths to come to our kura. The resources were set up in Te Whare Awhina. Mrs Por, Miss Hadwin and myself grouped the students in mixed groups which had year 5, 6, 7, and 8 students.
There were 17 different hands on activities which students could choose from. Students had to work in co-operative groups and use their maths strategies and problem solving skills to find the solutions to the puzzles and problems.
Monday, October 31, 2016
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Kia ora Last term we embarked on a completely new learning journey. We became directors, editors and movie stars. Yes we made movies. We had to learn about camera shots, angles, types of films, script writing and we also had to problem solve. One of the problems we had to solve was how to make a movie as a class. We decided to write a script collaboratively. We made sure that part of our literacy time was dedicated to script writing. We agreed on ideas and we even let Whaea Chrissy have a say (she has a very strange sense of humour) Our class movie was shown at the Kaikohekohe Film Festival.
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Room 6 Watering Systems
We made our very own water system to help our plants grow.
Hi my name is Alexis and I made my watering system, my one is the one with the long pipe, I had to stand on a chair because it was to long.
Last term we made watering systems for our plants, we didn't make complicated watering systems we only made simple ones. My one was just a little water bottle with holes in the lid.
Last term room 6 made watering systems to help water our plants. I brought in a tube from my mum and dad's work and a milk top. I drilled holes in the lid with Mr Halladay and I think my watering system works really well.
Last term we made some simple Watering Systems for our plants we are growing. We made them with milk bottles and some bottles that the teacher gave to us. We are growing lots of vegetables for our Healthy Eating Program.
Last term we had made some fantastic water Systems. They were for our healthy eating program. First Mrs Pou called us up. We tried our water Systems. We were all happy for giving it a go.
Last term we made a watering system for our plants. Most of the people in the class brought a water bottle and put holes in it.
Last term we created watering systems for our plants, my one was made out of a water bottle.
Last term we made some watering systems, and we made them to help our class plants grow, and we planted Parsley, Tomato and Pumpkin. We grew vegetables for our Healthy Eating Program.
Last term we made our own watering systems to water our seedlings. Each group planted a different vegetable. There were tomato seeds, pumpkin seeds, parsley seeds and lettuce seeds.
Hi my name is Kiana. My class planted some plants. Then we made a watering system. It was fun when you got to water them.
Hi my name is Tessa. Me and my class planted seeds, I did pumpkin then we needed watering systems so this is my plan hope you like it.
Hi my name is Lucy my class planted some plants. We made a watering system so our plants can grow. My watering object was a bottle with holes at the top.
We made watering systems for our plants.
Hi my name is Vanya and I go to Paihia School. Last term we made some watering systems for our plants and I used a bottle and put holes at the top and watered them so they don't die.
Last Term we made our watering system. Some of us made them out of water bottles or milk bottles, I used a milk bottles and poked holes through the milk bottle. We made our watering systems for our plants.
Last week we made a water system we used milk bottles and little bottles and it has to be a good watering system.
Monday, October 17, 2016
Pikelets for Procedural Writing
On Wednesday room 6 made pikelets. I got to pour the milk while Sam was mixing, we made pikelets to make a story about it.
Hi my name is Sam and the class made pikelets. I got to stir the mixture with a whisk. We had to write a procedure writing about how to make pikelets.
Hi my name is Alexis and we made pikelets, I got to pour the sugar into the eggs it was really fun.
Hi my name is Arihia and on Wednesday we made pikelets, I only got to pour the milk in with the rest of the ingredients, the mixture looked really gooey!
Hi my name is Lily, on Wednesday we made some pikelets to go with our procedural writing. I got to put in some flour. It was the best experiment ever. But I liked eating them the best.
On Wednesday we made some Pikelets. The purpose of making the Pikelets was that it was meant to help us with our Procedural writing.
Hi my name is Cheyenne. On Wednesday the class and I made pikelets. When they were finished we put jam and butter on top. They were yummy in my tummy.
Hi my name is Ngahuia and in my class we made pikelets,they were really yummy
We added some butter and jam to make them even yummier.
Hi, my name is Yuktha we made pikelets on Wednesday and we all made one and we ate them with jam or no jam. Also the were yummy!
Hi, my name is Freya. We made pikelets on Wednesday. We had to follow the recipe but we doubled the amount of all the ingredients. When they were finished, we put jam and butter on top of them. They were delicious!
Hi my name is Kiana. My class got to make some pikelets, I got to crack the eggs and my friend Lucy did that too, it was fun.
Hi my name is Tessa, me and my class made picklets then we wrote a procedure about making them. I got to whisk the eggs, in the end they were yum.
Hi my name is Lucy and my class made some pikelets, if you don't know what pikelets are the are just little pancakes. I got to crack the eggs with my friend Kiana. We followed the recipe but we doubled some things. My favorite thing about it was eating them at the end.
Hi my name is Ava on Wednesday we made pikelets because we had a lot of people in our class we doubled it. When they were done, some of us had just butter and some of us had butter and jam.
On Wednesday we made pikelets and it was for our writing.
Hi my name is Sharnee and my class made pikelets. Pikelets are like little pancakes but with a different name.
Thursday, October 13, 2016
Maths week 1
This week students in room 8 identified fractions as a learning need. Throughout the week there were workshops that students could opt into. Here are some examples of what we learnt.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Major's Fairytale
Major's retell of a fairy tale.
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Tweet Who would know more about the business of events and their importance to companies than perhaps the most forward-thinking, white-label ticketing company? Probably not too many. And Business News Daily apparently agrees, as they quoted TicketSocket CEO Mark Miller in their article on corporate events and why they are still very important to organizations. You can read it right here.Read more
Avido's WiBa featured on Inc.com
Tweet Avido Power's new WiBa wireless charging dock was a hit at CES 2017 and it continues to impress. It's the first fully wireless power bank and was the winner of a CES Innovation Award back in January. Others apparently think it's pretty cool too. Inc.com just featured in their slideshow of "Gadgets all Procrastinators Need in their Lives." You can check it out here.Read more
Avido WiBa in AndroidHeadlines
Tweet It was an exciting CES for Avido. The company just debuted the first-ever fully wireless power bank, the WiBa. Entering the show it had already won a CES 2017 award for innovation. It's pretty neat and we can't wait for it to be available to the public. We were pretty excited when AndroidHeadlines.com took notice and ran it in their main section. You can read about it right here.Read more
UITP quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer
Tweet When it comes to global public transportation, there might not be a more knowledgeable entity than the UITP. As the International Association of Public Transportation they are extremely well plugged into the latest trends in urban transport. On Saturday, the Philadelphia Inquirer spoke to regional manager Andrew Bata about the Northeast Corridor. Not only did it run in Saturday's paper, it was the top story above the fold! I was pretty excited about that! You can read the full story hereRead more
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Tweet This video is pretty hilarious. This is what happens when an advertising agency documents the responses of other types of business owners when they are asked about working for free. We're all too familiar with people asking us to get them media placements and then paying us afterwards. Nah, no thanks. The Youtube description: Architects don't give away their blueprints. Diners don't fork out free meals. Personal Trainers don't sign over their intellectual property on spec. This video pokes fun at the speculative creative bidding process in new business pitches. We believe there's a better way for agencies and […]Read more
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Tweet Seattle used to be a two-newspaper city. The Seattle Times and the Post Intelligencer were around for a very long time, until the Post Intelligencer went entirely online about seven years ago. Now SeattlePI.com, the transition to online has gone very well. They have an Alexa rank of 6,750, which is incredibly high for a local outlet. So, it was nice to get some coverage for Bid4Assets.com on Tuesday on King County's first-ever online tax-foreclosure auction: Bargain hunters will have the chance to bid on more than 100 properties in King County's annual tax-foreclosed property sale. And forget the […]Read more
Bond Arms in Tactical Life roundup
Tweet Always nice to get a product into a year-end roundup. Tactical Life just posted story on pocket pistols titled "10 Best Pocket Pistols From COMBAT HANDGUNS In 2015." Bond Arms' Backup and Bear models were included: "We've also included Bond Arms' Backup and Bear derringers—tiny two-shot powerhouses that are ready to serve," they wrote. You can check out the rest of the story right here.Read more
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Tweet Bid4Assets.com is a leading website that allows counties around the United States to hold their tax-foreclosure auctions online. Previously, you'd be basically shouting on the county courthouse steps in order to bid on these properties, which meant you also had to be local. Now, you can bid from anywhere. And their latest auction is going to be in Yakima County, WA on December 7th. So, we've been going after local press to let the good folks of Yakima know about this. We got a great response from KIMA-TV, the local CBS affiliate. They did a great piece on the […]Read more
Our parents don't know what we do?
Tweet This is pretty funny and probably true. It's an inside joke amongst public relations professionals that our parents don't really understand PR or know what we do for a living. In the case of Lindsey and myself, our folks actually do. I have them set their DVRs when I get a client on television, so I've basically made them understand. But, a recent survey of 1,000 PR pros found that 72% said that their parents don't know what they do, nor do they understand public relations. It's not that crazy to think, as we've spoken to many, many high-level, […]Read more


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Former interim Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile apparently had much to say about former President Barack Obama in her revealing book.
An excerpt from Brazile's newest book, "Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House," focused heavily on the relationship between certain high-profile Democrats and how certain egos and competencies affected the DNC's debt, reports The Daily Caller.
>> Donna Brazile tells critics of her new book to 'go to hell'
"We had three Democratic parties: The party of Barack Obama, the party of Hillary Clinton, and this weak little vestige of a party led by [Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz] that was doing a very poor job getting people who were not president elected," Brazile wrote, criticizing the former DNC chairwoman for incompetence. Her criticisms focused primarily on the three. She even wrote at one point, "[Obama] left it in debt. Hillary bailed it out so that she could control it, and Debbie went along with all of this because she liked the power and perks of being a chair but not the responsibilities."
Brazile accused Obama of caring "deeply about his image" and using the DNC to fund "his pollster and focus groups." This was especially odd considering Obama was in his second term as president, so he was unable to run for the position again, she said.
>> On Rare.us: President Trump uses Democratic primary 'rigging' allegations to blast his Justice Department
"As I saw it, these three titanic egos – Barack, Hillary and Debbie – had stripped the party to a shell for their own purposes," she added.
Brazile said Obama, Clinton and Schultz loved the Democratic Party dearly and sincerely but "leeched it of its vitality and were continuing to do so."
In another portion of the book, which was highly publicized, Brazile stated that she found "proof" that the DNC rigged the nomination process in favor of Clinton over Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.). Several Democrats shared their support of Brazile's claim, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). Warren told CNN's Jake Tapper on Friday, "What we've got to do as Democrats now is we've got to hold this party accountable."
Brazile walked back her statements on Sunday, telling George Stephanopoulos of ABC's "This Week," "I found no evidence. None whatsoever."
Brazile took over as interim chair for the DNC in July 2016 after Schultz was forced to step down, the result of an email leak that revealed DNC staffers aided Clinton's campaign over Sanders' in the primary. Schultz later argued that the primary was "by the books" and "followed the rules." A WikiLeaks email leak a few months later revealed that Brazile provided Clinton's team with some key details of the presidential debate questions ahead of time.


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Neonicotinoid pesticides 'damage brains of bees'
Publish BBC News, March 27, 2013
Commonly used pesticides are damaging honey bee brains, studies suggest.
Scientists have found that two types of chemicals called neonicotinoids and coumaphos are interfering with the insect's ability to learn and remember.
Experiments revealed that exposure was also lowering brain activity, especially when the two pesticides were used in combination.
The research is detailed in two papers in Nature Communications and the Journal of Experimental Biology.
But a company that makes the substances said laboratory-based studies did not always apply to bees in the wild.
And another report, published by the Defra's Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera), concluded that there was no link between bee health and exposure to neonicotinoids.
The government agency carried out a study looking at bumblebees living on the edges of fields treated with the chemicals.
Falling numbers
Honey bees around the world are facing an uncertain future.
They have been hit with a host of diseases, losses of habitat, and in the US the mysterious Colony Collapse Disorder has caused numbers to plummet.
To investigate, scientists looked at two common pesticides: neonicotinoids, which are used to control pests on oil seed rape and other crops, and a group of organophosphate chemicals called coumaphos, which are used to kill the Varroa mite, a parasite that attacks the honey bee.
Neonicotinoids are used more commonly in Europe, while coumaphos are more often employed in the United States.
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I used to own a property called Voltaire's Garden. I named the fifteen acres of cattle paddock blanketing a saddle of a hill overlooking a panoramic view of rolling green and mountains after Voltaire's Candide. Voltaire's Garden was to be a project in self-sufficiency and a bed and breakfast that would provide for others an opportunity to share in the vision and maybe become inspired. For after much journeying and questioning of his experiences in the light of his tutor Dr Pangloss' favoured interpretation of most cruel and catastrophic events, 'All's for the best in the best of all possible worlds," Candide and his friends settled on some land to live out a simple life of gardening. Upon a little research I then discovered that Voltaire himself had a garden filled with produce, that he lifted out of poverty and misery his local villagers, and that he campaigned tirelessly to free those unjustly imprisoned during the Inquisition. In Voltaire in Exile, biographer Ian Davidson, describes Voltaire as "a one man amnesty international."
In 2005 I bought the land, designed the building and dug the footings for my dream. My then husband and I created home and garden. Every day I would wake and take in the views and marvel at the progress and the potential. I even wrote the memoir so inspired I was, so committed to the vision.
It is with much sadness that I had to let my garden go. The one time I visited Voltaire's Garden I wept. The land upon which it was built is of life-cleaving significance, the deciding factor in me leaving behind another project dear to my heart, another vision I had little choice but to relinquish – The Ghana Link.


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The SuperFooty Podcast - Semi Finals (2015)
NORTH Melbourne is through to the preliminary finals but they're struggling to win fans on this week's SuperFooty Podcast.
The Kangas and Hawks won their way through in semi-final week and won in contrasting styles. The boys on the podcast are big believers in Hawthorn, but not yet convinced on the Kangas.
"I don't think they were overly impressive in winning ... good on them for doing it, I don't mean to be negative towards them, but I don't think they were super." host Anthony Hudson said.
"I thought unimpressive, actually," Jon Anderson said.
Sydney ran out of manpower as September wore on, but their on-field display took on sidenote as Adam Goodes' retirement was the main talking point from their finals exit at the weekend.
And the boys agreed it was a shame it seemed the champ felt the "need to bow out with no fanfare".
Hawthorn's "savage" return to form may have surprised some who thought they wmight have been vulnerable against the Crows, but Huddo says a former member of the brown and gold army had convinced him a Hawks storm was coming by the time the first bounce arrived on Friday night.
And Sammy tells of the roasting each player had received from Clarko following the qualifying final loss to West Coast.
For Adelaide, they were simply blown off the park and must now lick their wounds and look to building for 2016 - and might have to do so without Patrick Dangerfield.
The coaching appointment will also be made in coming weeks - "it seems more and more conventional wisdom now that John Worsfold is going to choose Essendon" - and Ando has his tip should the Crows overlook interim boss Scott Camporeale.
The panel agree whoever takes over the Crows takes over a "good list" but it will be a different list minus Dangerfield.
Ando broke the story on Saturday that the star Crow is poised to choose Geelong.
But how does it happen? A bit of water has got to go under the bridge just yet, but the boys discuss how the Cats might land their man.
Plus Ando on the "brutally honest" Paul Chapman, Huddo on Monopoly (yes, you read that right!) and who should go hard for Harley Bennell.
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With a passion for growing gifted leaders, Angie is an internationally accredited coach, with extensive experience in both the United States and China. Her expertise includes executive assessment and coaching, leadership development, and emotional intelligence facilitation with a focus on behavioral change. As a coach and consultant, Angie has worked in a wide variety of industries including financial services, consumer products, health care, automotive, high tech, and telecommunications. Angie's clients include senior executives, and high potentials who want to expand their skills, or accelerate their transition into a new role of increased scope and complexity.
With more than 20 years of practical experience working as a corporate executive, Angie has coached hundreds of senior executives in Asia and the United States, including many women leaders, to expand their leadership capability, presence, insight and impact. She provides a practical business perspective that helps leaders achieve short-term goals while sustaining long-term results.
As a corporate leader, Angie had extensive experience in building organisational capability, leading startups, and managing broad-scale change efforts across business groups. She is a sought after workshop leader who has developed and implemented coaching and women leadership programs benefiting women in Asia and US.
While president of a regional banking organisation in the United States, Angie led her division from obscurity to national prominence, spending countless hours coaching and mentoring hundreds of senior leaders. She was named "Outstanding Female Banking Executive" by Independent Bankers Magazine in 2006. Her coaching expertise and extensive knowledge of corporate culture and leadership development are the foundation of her success.
Educated in the US, Angie received a Master's Degree in Banking Administration at University of Delaware and a Bachelor degree in Business Management at Montana State University. Angie is fluent in English and Cantonese.
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Games that Deserve a Sequel
Some awesome games I think need to come back!
Thinking about all the sequels currently being released (Killzone 3, MvC3, Deus Ex Human Revolution, Crysis 2 etc), I got to wondering about the forgotten games that would be amazing if recreated using current gen tech.
Please note that this is very biased because the list is comprised of games I'd like to see remade, mainly due to the fact I used to play them and have fond memories of them, and as such isn't a complete list by any means. It also only features PlayStation games, because that's what I had growing up. If you have any more suggestions, please leave them in the comments!
5. Rollcage
What is it? A futuristic racing game with weapons.
Why should it get a sequel? Rollcage Stage II was a great game when it came out in 2000; I've never really been into racing games, but for some reason I really took to it. I loved the speed, the fact you could go on the ceiling, and the great use of the weapons. I think my favourite mode, however, was Scramble. It's basically the puzzle mode; an infuriating puzzle mode.
Chances of a sequel being made: None. The developers, Attention To Detail, liquidated in 2003, and Midway, one of the publishers, recently became bankrupt. Only the second publisher, Psygnosis, exists, albeit now as part of Sony Computer Entertainment Liverpool.
4. Timesplitters
What is it? A comedy FPS with a strong focus on multiplayer.
Why should it get a sequel? Because it was amazing! Each one in the series was fantastic, with great characters, interesting challenges, and great multiplayer. It'd definitely benefit from todays better online tech, I just hope they don't go all Call of Duty and start implementing classes and XP.
Chances of a sequel being made: Publishers Eidos are now part of Square Enix Europe, and Developers Free Radical have been acquired by Crytek, becoming Crytek UK. Before their acquisition, it was revealed they were working on Timesplitters 4; going as far as releasing some concept art. Crytek UK will be announcing some big news around E3 (June 7-9), let's hope it's Timesplitters 4 related!
3. Bloody Roar
What is it? A fighting game where your character could turn into an Zoanthrope.
Why should it get a sequel? This year is the year for fighters. With MvC3 finally out, MK9 and SFIV:AE round the corner and newcomer Skull Girls out in the summer, fighting games are bigger than ever. Bloody roar and it's sequels were great fun when they originally came out, and I'm sure with some gameplay tweaks and an updated engine, it'd fit right in with today's modern fighters.
Chances of a sequel being made: None. Bloody Roar 5 was confirmed as being in production, but when Konami closed Hudson Entertainment in February it was cancelled.
2. Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver
What is it? A third-person action adventure with a dark twist.
Why should it get a sequel? Soul Reaver and its sequel were amazing games; combining decent puzzles with combat that didn't get boring. After seeing what God of War III can do, I think a Soul Reaver 3 is work making, especially as there was no conclusive ending to the story in Soul Reaver 2!
Chances of a sequel being made: I'm not sure really. Developers Crystal Dynamic were acquired by publishers Eidos, who in turn have been acquired by Square Enix Europe. However, Kain and Raziel were both playable characters (via DLC) for 2010s Tomb Raider and the Guardian of Light. Maybe they were trying to gauge how much interest people had in the characters?
1. Zone of the Enders
What is it? A third person action adventure where you pilot a giant mech.
Why should it get a sequel? Because the first two were amazing. Great graphics, amazing story and fluid combat. Z.O.E. 3 would look amazing on the PS3, and it may even be able to incorporate the move without it being too gimicky.
Chances of a sequel being made: Pretty good actually. Hideo Kojima promised in 2009 a sequel would be made, and while it has been a fair while, we can still hope!
Honourable Mentions
- Spyro
- Urban Chaos
- Bushido Blade
- Crash Team Racing
If I've missed any, or if you want to add your own, please leave the game in the comments below and I'll probably add it to the honourable mentions.