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Parents can ring the academy and ask to speak with to Mrs Hayman or Mrs Thompson, SENco if they feel their child fits this criteria, or the child themselves can come along to C20 for a chat at any time, or to the lunchtime club in C18. Assemblies have been given to year 7 and 8 so the students do have a clear understanding of what Young Carers are about, and there is an information board outside C20.
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(Rashad had the last laugh that night when he gave Jones the stink-palm.)
It looks like there's no love lost between Jon Jones and Rashad Evans.
A pirate at the Las Vegas Review Journal is reporting that the former Team Jackson training partners came close to getting in a bar fight this week while in town for the Fighter Summit.
According to the story, Jones was sitting at a table at Surrender nightclub with Tito Ortiz and Evans was sitting at the next table with Georges St-Pierre when a verbal back-and-forth between the pair escalated to the point that the current and former UFC light heavyweight champions "got physical" with each other. Apparently St-Pierre had enough of the childish behavior and the UFC welterweight champ told the pair to take the argument outside.
There's no word as to whether or not they resolved their issues, but they did continue the discussion elsewhere and Evans tweeted the following this morning, so it seems he's implying that Jones was the scared homie:


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The Dubai Opera, designed by architects Atkins, is planned to be inaugurated later this year, although earlier plans predicted the completion date as early as March.
With a built-up area of over 35,500m2, Dubai Opera is an integral part of The Opera District, a dedicated cultural and lifestyle hub launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai.
The structure is a tribute to Dubai's cultural heritage, inspired by the classic wooden dhows that are synonymous with Dubai Creek.
The Dubai Opera's transparent all-glass foyer opens to the waterfront of Burj Lake, and serves as a transition between the plaza and the theatre.
Dubai Opera is the city's first purpose-built performing arts centre that features a proscenium arch theatre, an acoustic concert hall as well as a 2,000m2 flat floor events space.
"Dubai Opera is our tribute to our city and the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, to establish Dubai as a seat of arts, culture, performing arts and world-class events. An architectural masterpiece, it draws design inspiration from our own heritage, while the focus on bringing exclusive and accomplished performing arts places it on the league of the world's finest theatres," said Mohamed Alabbar, chairman of Emaar Properties, the developers behind the project.
He added: "Dubai Opera adds a new dimension to cultural entertainment in the city, while adding value to the surrounding hospitality, retail, touristic and residential developments."
"Dubai Opera will unquestionably help the city broaden its global appeal as a hub for culture and the arts, and when the curtain rises will help entice artists and audiences from across the world," said Jasper Hope, chief executive of Dubai Opera.


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Who Am I? Reading Skills
Lesson 1 of 9
Objective: TSWBAT read skillfully and make logical inferences from the text as well as summarizing the key details.
Warm Up
To start this activity, I select a short, but engaging one page biography to read to the class. The purpose of this is to model the independent reading of informational text they'll complete in the next section. I used a one page biography in a reading comprehension book. Any such biography, whether it be in a reading/social studies text book or copied from a teacher resource will work for the activity. Another point- integrating with current science or social studies topics is a always a great touch, especially given the limited amount of time we sometimes have to give to those areas of study.
After reading "Daniel Boone, Frontiersman" write answers, given by the students, to the following questions on the Smart Board:
-Which event happened first? Which happened last?
-Name one character. What is one trait you infer the character has? Explain why you think that.
-What is something you think that person does? Why do you think they do this?
-Summarize the story in four sentences. Tell about the characters and what they do.
-What do you think is the main idea of this biography? Why?
These are the same questions the students will answer after they read the longer text during the Application portion of the lesson. Modeling the activity will help familiarize them with what to look for as they read.
*A note before enacting: Examples used in the Warm Up will probably be of a familiar person in history. The linked text in the next section, "Who Am I?" doesn't provide a name, and for that matter, doesn't mention whether the subject is a girl or boy. To avoid the distraction, tell the class ahead of time that they are to decide whether the story is about a male or female, and when they're finished, ask them if it really even mattered? I describe this in the next section as a reflection.
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I came across this wonderful text, "Who Am I?" and realized what a perfect story it would be for this activity. The story is interesting, not very long and the questions asked of the student are written in a way to see how this informational text has been comprehended. Before I set my kids free to read the story, "Who Am I?" I refer them to the bottom of the page to review the questions, and show that they're the same set we used in the warm up activity. Although their task is to read the passage for understanding, seeing the questions ahead of time will heighten awareness towards important aspects, for example: character traits and the motives behind a character's actions.
The students read independently to themselves, and I monitor to make sure none are speeding through in order to get to the assignment quickly. It's important for them to read thoroughly so the foundation for responding to the questions is set.
As they finish the reading, they take out a piece of notebook paper and respond to the five reading skill components: Sequence, Character Traits, Motive, Summarize, Main Idea. They can highlight ideas that stand out ahead of time- an effective comprehension strategy. I like to tell the kids to imagine that someday someone will write a biography about them.
*A great extension activity would be for the kids to respond to these questions with answers that they themselves would give. It's fun to imagine that someday someone will write a biography about them.
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The students will turn to a partner and ask them to answer the two or three of the five reading questions, but with the day's lesson in mind. They then switch and the second student answers the remaining questions.
For instance, the first question is about Sequencing. The student will ask, "What happened during this lesson first today? What happened last?" She may answer, "The first thing we did during this lesson today was read a biography on Daniel Boone. The last thing I'm doing is asking these questions."
The next question is on Character Traits. They are to infer one trait the character has and why. An answer could be, "One of the characters (people in the classroom) is the teacher. She is fair. I think that's one of her traits because I've seen her treat everyone equally."
They follow this through with each of the questions. I don't have the kids write these answers down. Sometimes it's nice and just as effective if they turn to each other and discuss. After all of the reading and writing they completed during the main section, I've no doubt they'll be happy to talk.


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A blog written by Nico Simon Princely was a response to a "nice guy" asking why women are not attracted to him…
His no bullshit upfront advice is refreshing and I can relate to so much of it .
Nico writes,
"…you are a typical nice guy. How do I know? Because I used to be one and was never more miserable in my life."
It never ceases to amaze me how the best advice often given to guys like us are written by men who actually have been there but found a way out. Not out of being a nice guy but getting out of the "friends zone" with women because of an attitude which is often blamed on being nice. There's a difference.
Every one of them was able to dig within themselves and learn how to be an attractive man. Not by giving up on being nice but by doing exactly what I did…
A proverbial smack in the face and a deeper understanding on how attraction really works or as Nico puts it, "what women respond to…"
For example Nico then states,
"The fact that you have no understanding of what women respond to. You are listening to what they say they want or advice from other women like your mother or sister or female friends. NEVER listen to advice from women about what women want in a man. Why? Because what women are sexually attracted to is unconscious to them so they will tell you what they consciously want and not what they are unconsciously attracted to. Which is NOT what they respond to."
Exactly. I Could not have put it any better and my facts remain:
Raised by a single mother, who was incredible BUT the advice of "just be yourself", "put yourself out there", and "you'll meet that special person soon" really doesn't cut it when it come to what women respond to.
When I dig further into the facts of my life my Father had three families. One of my step moms was just a few years older than me. And I'll be honest, in his day he was quite good-looking but not, or as he went from women to women, we've always busted his ass as being a short funny looking guy. Not unlike me. 🙂
The thing is he never understood or even cared that what he was doing was working. For that reason and because he wasn't really IN my life he could never pass on the information I needed. Same went for my brother and the same rang true about how I even got my first girlfriend. Who knows how that happened… Haha!
Actually I do know how I got my first girlfriend and it might have a little to do with today's post. You see I was "failing" at getting with her best friend and didn't think twice about her.
So while I was trying to figure out why she wasn't attracted to me, her friend, my future girlfriend, was eyeing me in the background. SHE was responding because I didn't waste my time trying to get her attracted to me.
Since I never learned the why or how, when we broke up eight months later I was no better off with women which at the time, I believed was about to change.
Things only began to change when I gained a new perspective on women and attraction. The limited beliefs I held about it all which were holding me back were taken care of. I got the help I needed from the guys who have been there.
I literally re-framed myself, put blame where it should be, and turning myself into a man who just knows how to attract women.
Nico then says this very profound statement,
"Change your beliefs about women, yourself and your ability to attract women and get sexual with them and then act accordingly."
Not quite the strong assertive advice he gives at the beginning but simple and to the point and I know from experience… WORKS!
It's unfortunate that he didn't use that same strong assertive voice he used earlier because we often miss the point otherwise.
For example…
Take a second to read through a bit of advice I gave to a guy who wanted an older women but didn't know what to do about it,
My advice for Todd would be to use it (the age difference) to your advantage. First… Develop yourself into a complete man and let women in. It's exciting for most women to meet a younger man that has his life together. ( Re-frame your negative belief positively. )
One reason why it's easy to date younger women is because younger guys, compared to women, can be very immature and unsure about what they want out of life.
With that said, when an older woman meets a younger guy who has has shit together she's bound to feel attracted to him and depending on how he acts about it, if he's mature and masculine, and continues to develop himself, she's more than likely going to look past the age difference because at that point, it doesn't matter as much to her.
Turn the tables around towards her like me and my girlfriend do (she's much younger than me). She tells me SHE is robbing the cradle and I tell her, "When I get older you're going to love me even more… haha! When I grow up…."
We role play it. Make light of it. Use it as a fun difference between us. Something you can also use to make light of the age difference if you feel it's a big deal and you're worried about what she's thinks about it.
BUT… re-framed once again: It's my belief the "age difference" conversation is typically boring and overdone so why bother even bring it up.
Create the attraction, keep it going, build some rapport, find exciting things to talk about and by the time the age difference even comes into play – it's too late. She'll already be "feeling it" and again, it won't matter much to her at all.
Now without the strong assertive advice like Nico gave it's unfortunate because I believe he missed more than half the point and yes, I will take the blame for it.
He wrote back,
Peter I think you are right when you say that age difference is boring and overdone… when I meet an older women today and she didn't know my age but I could tell she was interested in me however I couldn't bring my self to ask her out on a date because I kept thinking what will she think if she finds out my age… you are right peter because they just forgot about my age and didn't care how old I was but that they had a good time with me.
But how do I bring my self to ask a women out who is older than me.
Should I just ask her on a date and when the time comes to talk about my self tell her my age?
See how Todd acknowledges the age difference won't matter if he focuses on attraction and how he's even noticed it worked for him before.
BUT right away it's easy to see how the age thing is still a big deal to him. He re-framed it a little with my help but failed to change his "belief structure" to match the new re-frame.
He seemed more concerned with his outer-game and how to ask an "older woman" out as if that makes a difference. Now you wouldn't ask an older woman to perhaps do the same things a younger woman might like, but since his focus was NOT on just keep attracting he never bothered to change his belief structure first.
Because if he did that – suddenly the next step – getting her to do something with her – just wouldn't even come into play. In fact, it's my bet an older woman would've made the next step so easy for him to take… well you can see where I'm going there.
This is clear "proof" that developing yourself first into a complete man, focus on attraction and learning what women respond to, that the focus needs to start from within. There's something special about a guy who is less concerned what other think about him and women DO respond attractively to men like that.
Please Todd (and all guys who want to change their belief structure) read how to do that here –> Creating Attractive Boundaries and Eliminating Your Limited Beliefs. You'll find a template there to help you out.
Change your beliefs about women, yourself and your ability to attract women and get sexual with them and then act accordingly… Nico Simon Princely
A Nice Guy Asks "Why aren't women attracted to me?"
Nice guys like you and me definitely need strong assertive advice. Not because it's sometimes taken as mean or rude – but because the points being made need to be clear and concise.
"Just be yourself" is vague and doesn't tell the whole story. It's "Mom" advice.
"You'll meet a woman someday who thinks you're special… just give it time." does nothing to reveal how attraction works and what women respond to. It's warm and fuzzy and may give hope…
But does little to even hint that sometimes, as nice guys, it's our limited beliefs and how we act on them is keeping that "special" woman from feeling attracted to us. How we must change them first, re-frame ourselves just a little, and find our ability to get women to respond to us attractively we've buried for way too long.
So yes… we are in need of that proverbial slap in the face occasionally, as long as it comes from those who have been there it only stings for a second and the results will show the proof that it worked.


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Hengest's burg is a half day away from the new Ullasfjord settlement. In the burg, he sees a dark haired woman sitting in front of a cabin watching over a young toddler. He is stunned when he sees she is wearing an emerald ring – it is his father's ring! Flavia stands and calls his name. They had told her he was dead. He tells her about being taken by the Jutes. The child is hers; his father is the yellow-haired man who carried her off.
Flavia cautions him not to be seen talking to her. He must plan his escape. He killed Wiermund's brother and they will seek vengeance. There will be a great feast in two nights at Hengest's Mead Hall. Vortigern will be there. Everyone will drink too much and it will give him a chance to...
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Dream Work
The complex relationship between the conscious and sub-conscious is something every person should learn about. The content of our dreams can often be interpreted and related (usually as a metaphor) to our waking life. Fears, insecurities, traumas and even good things can appear in our dreams and most people do not investigate properly. With a dream expert like Mary Ellen and hard work, people can learn about themselves and grow stronger.
The healthiest people exercise consistently. They break down muscle fiber only to build it back stronger and in higher quantity. The mind can act in a similar way. Only through hard work and quality guidance can we build our mental strength and happiness. The process can be easy for some and a consistent long term process for others, but this kind of exercise is invaluable to us all.


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Whatever you may think of them, traditional Dutch wooden shoes or clogs (klompen), are an important part of Dutch heritage and are still worn in rural parts of the country today. Dutch language has many idiomatic expressions associated with wooden shoes. Clogs are still popular with people working in agriculture as theyre great for walking on muddy ground and can easily be removed. Dutch clogs are made from different types of wood poplar and willow being favourites and are often painted.
Clogs have long been worn by workers as protective clothing. In fact, clogs have even been certified by the European Union as safety shoes as they can withstand sharp and heavy objects and concentrated acids. Traditionally, skilled artisans made them by hand. As you can imagine, its quite a job to hand-carve an identical pair of wooden shoes, but professionals could produce up to seven pairs a day! These days clogs are machine-made just a short trip outside Amsterdam, you can still see wooden shoes being crafted by hand.
As wooden shoes were used to fuel the fireplace once they were worn-out, it proved difficult fot historians to precisely date the origins of clogs. Nevertheless, they estimate that the first clogs appeared at least 850 years ago and the oldest wooden shoe known was found in the Nieuwendijk in Amsterdam. This clog dates from around the year 1230 and is made of alder wood. The shoes were made in a variety of shapes and sizes depending on who would wear them. Some had rounded edges while others had pointed toes to help fishermen pull their nets in.
About six million souvenir clogs are produced in the Netherlands each year, so you're sure to find just the right pair to take home!
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Following an overwhelming demand for recreational marijuana, Nevada regulators are set to vote Thursday on emergency rules that would expedite licensing for pot distributors.
Dozens of retailers started selling recreational marijuana on July 1 but a unique state law could quickly lead to empty shelves. The law dictates only alcohol wholesalers can transport pot from growers to store fronts for the next 18 months.
So far, fewer than 10 alcohol wholesalers have applied for pot distribution licenses and as of last week none had met the qualifications, the Nevada Department of Taxation said.
Most recreational retailers were previously licensed under a 2-year-old medical marijuana program and many were distributing to themselves. The medical marijuana dispensaries started stockpiling supplies months ago in anticipation of high demand.
However, some of the 47 licensed retailers have reported twice as much business as they expected, said Nevada Tax Department spokeswoman Stephanie Klapstein.
"I have heard of some dispensaries running on fumes, if you will," said Nevada Dispensary Association President Andrew Jolley.
Licensing for commercial sale of adult-use cannabis in California begins in January under Proposition 64, passed in November. Adult use of cannabis is already legal, but not yet for sale.
Production of cannabis for medical and adult use in California is ample, and regulators are at work creating rules for distribution and transportation.
The Nevada Tax Commission was scheduled to consider a new regulation Thursday in Carson City to license some pot retailers to serve as their own middleman if there aren't enough alcohol distributors to do the job.
The proposed regulation would at least temporarily clear the way for sales as a legal battle over distribution continues.
A judge granted a temporary injunction, which the state is appealing to the Nevada Supreme Court, after the Independent Alcohol Distributors of Nevada persuaded him the state had arbitrarily concluded there was an insufficient number of liquor wholesalers to meet the demand.
Gov. Brian Sandoval has endorsed the proposal, which would specifically address what's long been an elephant in the room for states with legalizrf recreational marijuana: the U.S. government still considers it illegal.
That was the biggest reason Deonne Contine, executive director of the state's Department of Taxation, cited in March when she first expressed concern about "insufficient interest" among liquor wholesalers, especially in Nevada where many of their biggest customers are hotel-casinos also subject to numerous federal statutes.
Under the proposed regulation, the wholesaler must demonstrate it "has resolved to the best of its ability any potential conflicts with its federal liquor licensing and the distribution of a federally illegal product."
Contine said in declaring the need for emergency action last week that marijuana retailers recorded more than 40,000 transactions in the first weekend.
"Without the ability to license marijuana distributors to continue the flow of product to the retail store, a high likelihood exists that consumers will revert to the black market," Contine wrote. Unless the matter is resolved quickly, the distribution bottleneck will cost both the state and investors millions of dollars, thousands of jobs and "cause this nascent industry to grind to a halt."
The new guidelines used to determine sufficiency to meet demand also would include:
— a sample of market demand for both medical and recreational pot over the past three months
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Ever wonder what happens if you hit fuel cut at 26 PSI on a turbo RX-7? Watch me do it on accident while tuning.
For those wondering, I had the ECU set to 20 PSI expectation and wastegate to 26 PSI. ECU will go 3.5 PSI over its limits before it cuts the fuel. Small logical error can make a hug


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Two and a Half Men has enlisted Patton Oswalt to play Walden's ex-business partner, Entertainment Weekly reports.
Oswalt will play a character described as "the Wozniak to Walden's Jobs," referring to the longtime partnership between Apple bosses Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Walden (Ashton Kutcher) became a billionaire after selling out to Microsoft. The episode will air on Feb. 27.
Will Ashton Kutcher return to Two and a Half Men next season?
In addition to his recent critically acclaimed turn in Young Adult, Oswalt, 43, has appeared on United States of Tara, Bored to Death and clocked in nine seasons on another CBS comedy — The King of Queens.
Two and a Half Men airs Mondays at 9/8c on CBS.


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On some trips there is a Qur'aan reading program, and they divide the people into separate circles (halaqahs) and someone who reads Qur'aan well to correct any mistakes. Is there anything wrong with this?
Praise be to Allaah.
There is nothing wrong with that. Reading Qur'aan is something that should be done regularly, and if there are readers who get together to read the Qur'aan but they have some weaknesses or make mistakes, and they appoint someone to correct their mistakes who can commit himself to attending regularly and is qualified to do that, then this is a good action, because he can teach them to read Qur'aan without making mistakes, and this is something which will benefit all of them.


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We are centrally based and very easy to get to…
- By bus, Arnie's is close to the Europa bus centre on Great Victoria Street.
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- By air – Belfast City and Belfast International are the major airports near Belfast.
- And walking, Arnie's is just 10 to 15 minutes walk from the city centre.


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Captures can be reported via Whatsapp in real time. (Photo: Santeri Viinamäki/CC BY-SA 4.0)
Fisheries presents new catch control system by mobile messaging
Thursday, September 14, 2017, 00:10 (GMT + 9)
The Ministry of Fisheries will tomorrow present a new control system of catches to the fishing sector by means of an application that will allow the sailors to communicate them from the sea in real time with the mobile phone.
The General Secretariat of Fisheries convened representatives of the fleet to train them on Gescuota program, which enables fishermen to report their catches through a text message or via WhatsApp.
The Department has been working for months on the new computer system and the National Federation of Fishermen's Associations stressed that the new control method has arisen due to the request of the sector to know the quota used immediately since the current one generates problems such as sudden closure of fisheries.
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The Internship Quest
June 24, 2015 in Alive Campus, Career
This summer, I have been lucky enough to experience my first office internship in New York City. I am currently working as a fashion and home intern for Woman's Day Magazine, doing miscellaneous tasks very similar to that of an editor. I commute to the famous Hearst Tower every day by Metro North train and work a full 9 hours. From what I've accomplished so far these past six weeks, I can certainly vouch that internships are key components to your college experience in order to gain an insight as to what it's like to work in your field of study. It may ultimately lead you into being hired post-graduation if you work hard enough and make solid connections. Or, it may turn you away from the job you thought you had always wanted. Luckily, for me, it's only made me more interested in eventually working in publishing. Here are some beneficial tips to know prior to your internship search:
Application Process: The cover letter is always huge factor in showing why you specifically are cut out for this internship. If you're applying for a writing position, talk about your previous work and why it's benefited you as a writer and a worker. Make sure your resume is clean and straightforward, considering companies do not have the time to read through thousands of intricate applications. If this is your first internship and you have no prior experience, simply talk about your skills and the classes you have taken in school.
Interview: I was able to do a phone interview for my internship since I attend school in Florida and rarely come home throughout the semester. While these are becoming more and more common, they are still just as important as far as making an impression. It's always a good idea to have notes laid out in front of you for any questions that may be asked, and always be sure to have background information about the company for any unexpected questions. Showing that you're interested in the company and have immersed yourself in background knowledge of it is extremely important.
You're Hired!: This is the most exciting news you can receive after all that hard work. If the company decides to hire you, make sure you thoroughly explain to them all of the school requirements if you plan to get credit for the internship. Several internships, such as mine, are unpaid if you are receiving school credit. In order to make up for it, I work on weekends at a restaurant. While it may be difficult to not receive any form of solitary compensation for your hard work, just remember that internships will provide you with an amazing experience that gets your foot in the door. DO NOT turn it down if it is unpaid. This is a common mistake that several students make when they realize they will not be paid for the internship. In a situation like this, experience conquers money.
The Internship: Once you have the internship, I've learned thus far that going above and beyond is extremely important in order to make an impression. There are so many students that intern at major companies, so naturally, it's easy to forget some interns. Stand out by showing up early every day or leaving later, and even check emails while at home if you're set up on the company email account. It demonstrates responsibility and a huge interest in bettering the company as a whole. Keep a positive attitude while on the job and always do what your boss asks no matter how exhausted you may be, because there will certainly be days that seem never ending. However, a recommendation from your boss is what will ultimately lead you into being hired down the road. Remember that you need to start somewhere to reach the top!
In the end, the internship usually turns out to be one of your best college experiences. There will be tough days on the job and easy days, just like that of the real world. Work hard during the application process, and don't stress over the possibility of not being hired. It happens to the best of us, so keep applying and you will eventually be accepted somewhere. Good luck in your internship search!


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KU engineering students place fourth in international formula car challenge
LAWRENCE — University of Kansas engineering students recently earned their best ever finish at the Society of Automotive Engineers Formula Car Challenge.
The Jayhawk Motorsports team earned fourth place at the international competition that took place May 17-21 at the Michigan Proving Grounds in Romeo, Mich. The result represents the first time the KU team has broken into the top 10. The team has finished in the top 25 in six of the past eight years.
The team is now headed to the inaugural Formula SAE West competition, June 14 to 17 at the California Speedway in Fontana, Calif. More than 70 student teams from five continents have registered for the event.
In Michigan, "The car performed as designed — which was expertly! It was wicked, fast and competed with the best. Any minor setbacks were easily overcome to place fourth, our best finish ever," said Robb Sorem, associate dean for undergraduate studies in the KU School of Engineering and an associate professor of mechanical engineering. "For the previous five years, only KU and one other team have finished all events. I can proudly say, after this year, that only KU has completed all events for the past six years. It is a tribute to our students' commitment and ability to engineer a high-performance vehicle."
In addition to their fourth-place finish overall, the team won the third-place Hoosier Racing Tire Autocross Award, which was given to the three teams with the fastest recorded autocross runs. The autocross event contributed to the KU team's overall high ranking. The team also received the Formula SAE Spirit of Excellence Award, which was given to the top 10 overall teams and earned Jayhawk Motorsports a $600 prize.
The Formula SAE competition required the 140 registered student teams to design, build and drive a small formula-style racecar. At the competition, the teams and their cars were evaluated in a series of nine static and dynamic events including high performance track endurance, acceleration, presentation, design, cost and technical inspection. Student teams also were required to adhere to extensive safety regulations, submit thorough design information and make several technical presentations.
This year the 17-member team vowed to finish in the top five by making a few significant design changes to the car. They redesigned the suspension to allow a wide range of adjustability. Other changes included implementing a pull rod suspension system in the front and rear and creating a padded seatback that would accommodate drivers of all sizes.
The 475-pound Jayhawk Motorsports car can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in three seconds and has reached speeds of 110 mph. The car holds a 4-cylinder 600cc Honda CBR F4i engine without internal modifications to ensure reliability. The carbon fiber body sits atop 20-inch tires on 13-inch rims. The project cost more than $35,000 to complete and benefited from a substantial in-kind donation for the carbon fiber body.
Seniors in mechanical engineering have the option of taking part in the project as part of the capstone design series of courses in their major. Underclassmen in mechanical engineering often volunteer to be a part of the team and are then better prepared for the class and the competition when they reach the senior level.
Logan Johnson, mechanical engineering graduating senior who served as the volunteer leader last year, gained enough experience to become the team captain this year.
"There is a huge time commitment and an unbelievable amount of work to do when you design and build an advanced racing vehicle in well under a year's time," Johnson said. "Many people consider this to be a 9-5 job; others consider it to take more time than that."
To learn more, go to: www.jayhawkmotorsports.com/portal/, students.sae.org/competitions/formulaseries/fsae/ or students.sae.org/competitions/formulaseries/west/.
Team members are listed below by hometown, level in school, major, parents' names, high school and team role.
From Redfield
Ryan J. Mills, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Ron and Lisa Gray; Fort Scott High School; suspension team captain.
From Lawrence
Logan Curtis Johnson, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Terry and Suzanne Johnson; home school; team captain.
From Lenexa (ZIP 66215)
Stuart William Hembree, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Brad and Sonia Hembree; Olathe East High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Olathe (ZIP 66061)
Paul Schartz Rankin, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Mike and Susan Rankin; Olathe North High School; suspension team member.
Robert Nicholas Roberts, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Steven and Karen Roberts; Olathe North High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Overland Park (ZIP 66207)
David A Hickey, spring 2006 graduate in mechanical engineering, son of Thomas and Linda Hickey; Shawnee Mission South High School; suspension team member.
Kyle Wayne Martens, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Phil Martens; Blue Valley High School; engine team leader.
From Overland Park (ZIP 66210)
Paul Anthony Garcia, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Deborah Butler; Blue Valley North High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Shawnee (ZIP 66216)
Patrick Sherman Bramlett, senior in mechanical engineering, son of James and Pamela Bramlett; Shawnee Mission Northwest High School; drive train team captain.
Derek Ryan Cudney, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Michael and Laurie Cudney; Shawnee Mission Northwest High School; suspension team member.
From Spring Hill (ZIP 66083)
Garrett Alan Witthar, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Marilyn Witthar; Spring Hill High School; chassis team leader.
From Parker
Lawrence Alan Raitinger, senior in mechanical engineering and civil engineering, son of Lawrence and Lynna Raitinger; Prairie View High School, La Cygne; volunteer leader.
From Tonganoxie
Gretchen Marie Christenson, senior in mechanical engineering, daughter of Thomas and Janet Christenson; Eudora High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Lindsborg
Erich H. Ohlde, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Mark and Nacy Ohlde; Smoky Valley High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Pratt
Christopher John Hedden, senior in engineering physics, son of Richard Hedden; Pratt High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Derby (ZIP 67037)
Jared Samuel Anderson, sophomore in mechanical engineering, son of Kevin Anderson; Derby High School; underclassman volunteer.
From Goodland
Matthew Gannon Hall, senior in mechanical engineering, son of Fred and Sharon Hall; Goodland High School; underclassman volunteer.
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Get your garden gloves and yard waste cans ready for the Fourth Annual Sleepy Hollow Creek Cleaning Day on Saturday, October 7. We're asking creek-side residents to clean their section of the creek AND we're asking ALL residents to clean out drainage areas on their property of anything that could cause localized flooding (e.g. yard waste, broken branches, leaves). We'll be at the clubhouse at 8am that morning to coordinate efforts if you need any help or guidance.
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Districts making healthy strides but need equipment
Eighty-eight percent of districts need at least one new piece of equipment to serve nutritious foods, according to new study.
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- 99% of school districts in Texas are successfully serving healthy meals that meet strong nutrition standards.
- 79% of school districts in Texas need at least one piece of equipment to better serve nutritious foods. The median cost of this equipment is $25,000 per school. Overall, $420.1 million worth of foodservice equipment is needed in Texas to better serve healthy foods.
- 50% of school districts in Texas have at least some budget for kitchen equipment upgrades. Of the districts with budgets, 58% expected the resources to be adequate. 34% of SFAs in Texas were unsure whether they had a budget to purchase equipment.
- 48% of the districts in Texas need kitchen infrastructure changes in at least one school.
Top school kitchen equipment needs in Texas:
- 41%: Sets of knives with cutting boards. Cost to meet statewide need: $9 million.
- 41%: Utility carts. Cost to meet statewide need: $8 million.
- 40%: Scales. Cost to meet statewide need: $2.4 million.
- 36%: Rolling-sheet pan or steam-table pan racks. Cost to meet statewide need: $4.2 million.
- 34%: Hot holding cabinets. Cost to meet statewide need: $10.8 million.
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Perhaps the actress most widely identified with corsets
and men named Cecil, Helena Bonham Carter was for a long time
typecast as an antiquated heroine, no doubt helped by her own
brand of Pre-Raphaelite beauty. With a tumble of brown curls (which
were, in fact, hair extensions), huge dark eyes, and translucent
pale skin, Bonham Carter's looks made her a natural for movies
that took place when the sun still shone over the British Empire
and the sight of a bare ankle could induce convulsions. However,
the actress, once dubbed by critic Richard Corliss "our modern
antique goddess," managed to escape from Planet Merchant
Ivory and, while still performing in a number of period pieces,
eventually become recognized as an actress capable of portraying
thoroughly modern characters.
her double-barreled family name, Bonham Carter is a descendent
of the British aristocracy, both social and cinematic. The great-granddaughter
of P.M. Lord Herbert Asquith and the grandniece of director Anthony
Asquith, she was born to a banker father and a Spanish psychotherapist
mother on May 26, 1966, in London. Although her heritage may have
been defined by wealth and power, Bonham Carter's upbringing was
fraught with misfortune, from her father's paralysis following
a botched surgery to her mother's nervous breakdown when the actress
was in her teens. Bonham Carter has said in interviews that her
mother's breakdown first led her to seek work as an actress and
she was soon going out on auditions.
She made her screen debut in 1985, playing the ill-fated
title character of Trevor Nunn's Lady Jane. Starring opposite
Cary Elwes as her equally ill-fated lover, Bonham Carter made
enough of an impression as the 16th century teen queen to catch
the attention of director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant,
who cast her as the protagonist of their 1986 adaptation of E.M.
Forster's A Room With a View. The film proved a great critical
success, winning eight Oscar nominations, including Best Picture
and Best Director. The adulation surrounding it provided its young
star with her first real taste of fame, as well as steady work;
deciding to concentrate on her acting career, Bonham Carter dropped
out of Cambridge University, where she had been enrolled.
although she did indeed work steadily and was able to enhance
her reputation as a talented actress, Bonham Carter also became
a study in typecasting, going from one period piece to the next.
Despite the quality of many of these films, including Franco Zeffirelli's
Hamlet (1990) and two more E.M. Forster vehicles, Where Angels
Fear to Tread (1991) and Howards End (1992), the actress was left
without room to expand her range. One notable exception was Getting
It Right, a 1989 comedy in which she played a very modern socialite.
Things began to change for Bonham Carter in 1995, when
she appeared as Woody Allen's wife in Mighty Aphrodite and then
had the title role in Margaret's Museum, in which she gave a powerful
performance as a coal miner's wife driven to madness by various
tragedies visited upon her. Bonham Carter's work in the film prompted
observers to note that she seemed to be moving away from her previous
roles and although she still appeared in corset movies -- such
as Trevor Nunn's lush 1996 adaptation of Twelfth Night -- she
began to enhance her reputation as a thoroughly modern actress.
In 1997, she won acclaim for her performance in Iain Softley's
adaptation of The Wings of the Dove, scoring a Best Actress Oscar
nomination in the process.
playing a woman stricken with Lou Gehrig's disease opposite offscreen
partner Kenneth Branagh in the poorly received The Theory of Flight
(1998) and appearing with Richard E. Grant in A Merry War (1998),
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Norton's desires, the actress exchanged hair extensions and English
mannerisms for a shock of spiky hair and American dysfunction,
prompting some critics to call her one of the most shocking aspects
of a shocking movie.
After a brief turn in the romantic comedy Women
Talking Dirty in 1999, Bonham Carter was soon gearing-up for another
surprising turn in director Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes (2001).
If critics were shocked by her unconventional role in fight club,
they would no doubt be left dumbfounded with her trading of extravagant
period-piece costumes for Rick Baker's makeup wizardry as the
simian sympathyser to Mark Wahlberg's homosapien plight.
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I'll be in a corset for the rest of my life."
[on breast-feeding her baby] "People say,
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It gives me boobs and it takes my thighs away! It's sort of like
natural liposuction. I'd carry on breast-feeding for the rest
of my life if I could."
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Montebello Oil Spill Clean Up In Progress (UPDATED)
By Elizabeth Hsing-Huei Chou, EGP Staff Writer
See latest story: PXP Oil Spill in Montebello Hills Contaminates Storm Drains, Rio Hondo
A crew began cleaning up an oil spill in Montebello sometime earlier this week, and will continue cleanup into this weekend.
Crews were stationed at Lincoln Avenue and San Gabriel Blvd, and a command center was stationed in the Montebello Town Center mall parking lot late Friday evening. Clean up is reported to have been ongoing for two to three days. The crew on San Gabriel Blvd were reportedly cleaning up a part of the storm drain.
Plains Exploration, & Production, PXP, which actively pumps oil on the Montebello Hills, was identified as the responsible party in the spill. The company has employed NRC Environmental Services to perform the clean up.
No officials were available to give details about the spill, however Fire Marshall Kurt Johnson of the Montebello Fire Department said the spill is currently under control.
The State Department of Fish and Game's Office of Spill Prevention and Response, as well as Los Angeles County Public Works, also appear to be monitoring the situation.
UPDATE: A Montebello resident found some details reported to California Emergency Management Agency as part of a "Hazardous Materials Spill Report" (link) made on April 19. The report states that the spill occurred at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday when a "gasket failed on a flange on a flow line." About 10 barrels of "produced water" and 40 gallons of crude oil appear to have been spilled at 1400 North Montebello Blvd. (appears also to be the addressed used in other Montebello PXP incidences), and it appears drinking water was not impacted. More information can be found at this blog.
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6 Responses to "Montebello Oil Spill Clean Up In Progress (UPDATED)"
tila Gregorian on
April 23rd, 2011 2:14 pm
sure hope surrounding city's are aware of spill since there is a water source at whittier narrows, just down the hill from PXP, oh well, what comes up must go down, right into the underground water source. and they want to build homes on top of the hills or should we say on top of the oil wells, how safe is that? people beware of what greedy oil co. will do for money, with no regards to the safety and welfare of people,this is one of the time we became aware of it, can help but wonder how many other spill there has been that we were not aware of, this one must have been a bigger one than PXP/COOK HILL will admit to
Dedicated to Montebello Ecology on
April 26th, 2011 7:43 pm
it would be good if the name and contact information of the special agency to which any oil field problems can be reported would be posted widely so an accurate record could be kept.. folks in the immediate area of the hills seem to have been misinformed for a long time …..
Dedicated to Montebello Ecology on
April 26th, 2011 7:45 pm
thanks for adding the link to the proper agency….i hope any residents will use it..
Dedicated to Montebello Ecology on
April 26th, 2011 7:46 pm
meant to say Many residents … perhaps there is a way to add past 'accidents' to the list if the date and time can be remembered..
Dedicated to Montebello Ecology on
April 26th, 2011 7:47 pm
"produced water" ? is that "fracking fluid"? or some other toxic substance?
Yvonne Watson on
April 27th, 2011 12:39 am
Montebello Ecology,
According to the report prepared for the U.S.Department of Energy by Argonne National Laboratories ""Produced Water Volumes and Management Practices in the United States":
"Produced water is water from underground formations that is brought to the surface during oil or gas production. Because the water has been in contact with hydrocarbon-bearing formations, it contains some of the chemical characteristics of the formations and the hydrocarbons. It may
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I am doing qPCR experimetns using a delta delta ct analysis. Some of the genes I am looking at have been fine, but others have very low expression. At the moment I am making my standard curves using a dilution series made from pooled RNA samples. However, I cannot get more then 3 standards with this method with some of my genes. After three dilutions there is no amplification at all. I originally did 1 in 10 dultion series but I have reduced this down to 1 in 3 dilution series, but still can't get five points in the standard curve. I could use DNA standards instead of RNA standards but I have read that this is not ideal so would rather avoid DNA standards. I have also screened different tissues to see if any of them have higher expression of these genes, but no luck so far. Any suggestions for getting a standard curve with the genes?
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The Fountain of Giving in front of the Palace is set to raise Virtual Points for some animals that need help from the Idea Seekers and Allies! There have already been a ton of donations, which is just super! Boy, the Idea Seekers and Allies sure do respond when animals need their help. Anyway, go check it out, and if we hit our goal, I'm going to throw a party in my room for Valentine's Day weekend! Oh gosh, you think Spec would go with me? I'm too shy to ask!


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Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog. Thank you for stopping by and giving me a moment of your time. I just wanted to do a quick post of what this week has had in store for me and my family.
It started out with a doctors appointment for my daughter to get another ultrasound of the baby and make sure everything is going fine. We got to see him move a little bit but he didn't want to cooperate with the technician. She did say however, that he is going to be born with hair. I am so excited as the time gets closer for him to get here but only in his own time and terms.
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Mind fundraiser Annabelle, who also shares her story with supporters via email today, blogs about how Mind's information helped her see past her trauma.
A year ago, I went through a traumatic experience that would shape who I am today. I'm not going to tell you about those events. I'm not ready. But I am going to tell you about the journey I've been on this past year.
After the trauma, people would tell me to get over it, to just move on with my life. I wanted to be able to.
Ever since I was a child, I would get anxious about big things like exam results or moving away from home. But now, just leaving my bedroom to shower or brush my teeth became so hard. Something wasn't right.
I descended into a downward spiral of depression, severe anxiety and eventually started to have suicidal feelings. I could not get the trauma out of my head and couldn't see how I would ever get over it. Unfortunately, things were so bad that I made a few attempts to take my own life.
After my last unsuccessful attempt, I saw a psychiatrist. Whilst I was waiting for a diagnosis, they pointed me in the direction of Mind to read up on some of the different illnesses. Trawling through the website, it was so reassuring to read about other people's experiences. Seeing that others had also suffered as a result of trauma helped me to feel confident that I wasn't just being "too sensitive" as so many people had said.
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Check out my favorite headline of the day — no, make that year. The AP headline reads: "NY car bomb suspect cooperates, but motive mystery."
It's only a mystery if you're in the media and really stupid. Everyone else pretty much understands why the terrorist left a fuel bomb in an area filled with families: He hates us, he wants us dead.
But the media — full of fragile egos and bubble-encased boobs — can't see that. In fact, it's kind of awesome how huge their blind spot toward radical Islam is. If only there could be other motives, so they'd never have to place blame on anything (other than America, of course).
So I thought I'd help them with motives they could be comfortable with: Why did Faisal Shahzad try to blow us up?
• Obviously, global warming: The rising temperature forced him to jog at night. Plus, it made his beard itch
• Wall Street greed: Faisal was so enraged by this that he got lost and ended up in the Theater District. Better luck next time
• The "The Lion King" musical didn't reflect the horror of Bushitler the way "American Idiot" does
• Walmart: Their cheap prices deeply offended his "mom and pop" sensibilities
• Lack of workplace diversity: Well, except for MSNBC. Their whiteness gets a pass because their hearts are in the right place
• Same sex marriage won't lead to marrying a goat — sadly
• Bill Ayers never returned his ball gag
• Evil Tea Partiers who mock Islam with their delightful bacon and egg salad sandwiches
Actually, it must be the Tea Partiers' fault for they created the hateful climate that encouraged Shazhad. In fact, let's also blame the Arizona immigration bill, Rush Limbaugh, offshore drilling, and, of course, Fox News. Because all that stuff is evil — unlike, you know, real evil.
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I picked this up at a garage sale a couple of weeks ago for a song! This is a solid wood, sturdy little piece of furniture and I couldn't wait to get started on it.
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If you live in the Golden State of California you may be wealthier than you first anticipated. In truth, the same could be said no matter where you live. Unclaimed property is a resource that many people don't even realize exists and that lack of knowledge could be costing them a tidy little fortune.
Each and every year there is cash and property that go unclaimed. Many people may have no idea that they are missing money. There are millions of dollars in unclaimed property in California alone. Everything from tax refunds that can't be delivered to insurance proceeds are sitting and waiting for their rightful owners to come get them.
One of the more common types of unclaimed money is dormant bank accounts. People simply forgot that those accounts existed and in many cases passed away without assigning and heir. The office of unclaimed property in California has an extensive list of names of the individuals in the amounts that they are owed. These are accounts that have gone untouched for an extended period of greater than ten years. If no one steps forward to claim the money it is declared unclaimed property in California by the state.
This raises the obvious question that if you don't know that it exists how can you possibly claim it? The first thing to do is is to do a search for your name to see if there is actually any unclaimed property in California in your name. There are several ways to do this. The least expensive and most efficient is to visit the Office of the Comptroller. There is a website set-up that has a search feature for individuals who believe they may have unclaimed property in California. It is a secure web site to protect your privacy and to ensure that no one can come forward and make a claim on your property.
If you find your name on the list the next thing to do is to get your property that. OK, I know, that's incredibly obvious. Depending on what unclaimed property is lawfully yours, you may have to offer proof by providing specific details of your identity. Picture IDs are always good, as are copies of your utility bills that helped prove a residence claim.
You may not find your name on this list but you may stumble upon the name of a friend or relative. All you would need to do in this situation is to inform them of what he saw a hand to encourage them to get in touch in the same fashion that you did. If they don't have Internet access, invite them over and give them a hand. Who knows, they may even generously give you a reward as a finder fee.
Deceased family member's names often appear on the list of unclaimed property in California, as it does in every other state. If the individual was someone very close to you, you may be able to claim the money by presenting a death certificate along with any legal documentation proving that you are indeed their heir. If the amount is substantial it's probably a smart idea to hire a lawyer to assist you with dealing with the unclaimed property in California office. You want to be absolutely sure that everything is handled properly so you won't have any problems picking up the unclaimed property that is rightfully yours.
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