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Lower Schoolers debated faculty about getting a toaster for the lunchroom, armed with well-researched rebuttals for any objections that might pop up.
In the age-old battle between refrigerated bread and cold pats of butter, butter beats bread every time, tearing over the surface and reducing the slice to crumbles with each swipe of the knife. This immutable law of kitchen physics irks Lower School students, a particularly bread-friendly group if ever there was one. They commiserate about it with each other in the lunchroom: If only we had a toaster to heat the bread!
When the topic came up one day during SPARC (Special Programs After Regular Classes), students asked faculty member Debario Fleming to pass along their request for a toaster to Principal Shereen Beydoun. She, in turn, passed along a list of concerns about the combination of young children and an electrical appliance with barely concealed heating elements.
Debario realized that the issue would make a great topic not only for the next round of debate club, which he coached during SPARC, but for an actual debate with Shereen and a panel of teachers—possibly in front of an audience of other students, teachers, and parents. With Shereen's permission, he shared her list of objections and asked the debaters if they would be willing to research and present rebuttals, which would require them to use problem-solving, collaboration, math, and other skills. But there was one big caveat: "Having this debate doesn't mean we'll get a toaster!" Debario stressed. Students were undeterred and attacked the debate question—Should we have toasted bread during lunch or not?—with "vigor, energy, and enthusiasm," he said.
Last week, after months of preparation, 18 pumped-up members of the debate team filed into a multipurpose room filled with several classes of Lower Schoolers and more than a dozen parents. As the team filled a set of bleachers next to the audience, a panel of Lower School representatives including Shereen, Lower School nurse Camille Wheeler, science teacher Sam Francis, 3Y teacher Elizabeth Bacon, and chef Andre Spurgeon took to the stage. Debario moderated.
The format, Debario announced, would not be a true debate. Five students at a time would face the adults and field their questions, but students would not be challenged on their answers.
For the next hour, four areas of concern were in the spotlight: safety (the biggie), cost, logistics, and gluten allergies.
One student opened the session by explaining how essential the bread bar is to students. "Sometimes people don't like the food that's served that day," she said, with an apologetic look at Andre. "Not that it's bad! People have different opinions. I don't like vegetables, so I go to the bread bar. We believe that in a situation like this, having a toaster would get more kids to eat."
Her teammate invoked the idea of parity (to parent hilarity) when he said, "I just have to point out the obvious: Teachers have food warmers."
Another student struck an objective note when he revealed the results of a survey the debaters had conducted on the toaster proposal. Out of 40 4th graders polled, only eight said they didn't want one.
Point, counterpoint
A fourth student triggered the "tah-dah!" moment when he unveiled the star of the show: a giant poster of the Belleco JT1 S480, a commercial-grade toasting unit. Students chose this model after researching various products and even calling the company to discuss its merits. Faris pointed out that because this machine toasts multiple pieces of bread on a conveyor belt (which then deposits the toast on a tray rather than forcing the user to pluck the bread out, as with a traditional, pop-up toaster), it scores points for safety and logistics (faster toasting means less crowding at the machine).
As faculty grilled, students parried. How will you keep students in PK and kindergarten safe? (Only 3rd and 4th graders will have toaster privileges.) Who will monitor the toasting? (A "bread boss" will be in charge at each table.) How will county sanitation regulations be followed to keep dirty hands from touching the bread? (A "toast grabber" will use tongs.) How will county code be met to ensure that the toaster has a dedicated electrical outlet, when the existing ones are already in use? (There is a nonfunctioning outlet on a nearby wall panel, and a "mechanical guy" who works with the School can "make that outlet live.") How will you account for children with allergies to gluten? (The few who are allergic can toast their own gluten-free bread. And one girl who lives gluten-free said she doesn't have to have toast, if that helps simplify matters.) How will you pay for this toaster? (Raising $1,500—$5 from 300 students—through fundraisers such as car washes, bake sales, and book sales could purchase two $480 Belleco units, with $540 left over for repairs.) How will you pay for the extra electricity the toaster will use? (This model is eco-friendly; in addition, said one debater, "You know how we have so many printers and laminators? We don't need that many!")
The verdict is not in
Shereen brought the debate to a close with a sympathetic nod to the cause. "I love toasted bread," she said. "Of course, we would love a toaster. But we have to look at everything that can go wrong. … The adults on campus are here to keep you safe. If you get burned for a reason that could have been avoided, your parents could be very upset."
While she wouldn't be approving or denying the request right then, Shereen did offer a timetable for a verdict. "This will be discussed over the summer, so check back [for an answer] in the fall," she said.
The debaters were having too much fun with their "closing argument"—chanting "Toaster! Toaster! Toaster!"—to be disappointed.
More School News
The Sidwell Friends senior took home the title—and a lot more.
A student-proposed, hands-on class examines an imperfect science—and how it impacts the legal system.
The student performers of the Upper School Dance Ensemble performed on February 6 for their family, friends, and classmates. We are proud of their talent, dedication, and the community that supports them.
The Upper School EJC Day on January 31 featured keynote speaker Natalie Randolph '98, director of Equity Justice, and Community. The day featured wellness activities to promote mental health and student-led workshops to explore identity.
Lions are not typically vegetarians. With one notable exception: the lion that performed in front of the Sidwell Friends community during the Lunar New Year celebration on January 26. To help kick off the Year of the Rat, that lion enjoyed a hearty vegan meal.


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I know, I know. I swore off Man Repeller a few months ago because I was offended by their article associating retirees with "baggy pants and pastels and slippers." I was in such a snit that I wrote a whole post in response, describing how the internet makes me crazy in so many ways. But lately I've been drifting back to the blog. I think the young women who post there are talented: bright, witty, and really good writers. And even though I'm definitely NOT in their target age demographic, I still like many of the articles. Reading them makes me feel as if I were still teaching, as if I've just stumbled into a conversation with several female students breathlessly talking prom dresses, or new shoes, or career plans. I used to love those conversations. And I miss them. So I read Man Repeller.
Anyhoo. I was reading Leandra Medine's post the other day. And it started me thinking about why it is that, at certain times in our lives, getting dressed stops being fun. And then I thought, "I'll bet getting dressed is no fun for Brigitte Macron these days."
| Brigitte Macron with her husband the recently elected President of France
Brigitte Macron sprang to mind for me because of a post I read last month on Tish Jett's blog A Femme d'un Certain Age. Tish writes briefly about the dress Mme Macron chose to wear to a function at the NATO conference in Belgium. But the conversation really takes off, as it often does on blogs, in the reader comments. Oh my, Tish's readers sure had a lot to say about Mme Macron's dress, her shoes, her posture. And then there were the comparisons with Mrs. Trump's dress, and posture. Among other things. Phew.
| Brigitte Macron looking chic and much more relaxed at Paris Fashion Week.
And I wonder, did all the resulting chatter make Brigitte Macron doubt herself just a little? Did it shake her confidence? Does it make getting dressed in the morning a bit more stressful now? Less fun?
You can say what you will about political spouses... that women should know what they're getting into when they marry politicians, that they should expect to be the object of scrutiny, learn to weather the scrutiny, learn how to behave and to dress for the part, whatever that part is in the political landscape. But the bashing many female politicians and wives of male politicians take about their looks and their fashion choices is stunning. And usually mean-spirited. And often unfair. Sylvia Bashevkin, a political science professor at the University of Toronto says in this article in McLean's: "We dissect female politicians and wives of [politicians] in terms of intimate and trivial details-- their appearance, how they speak, how they raise children, and treat their spouse-- very little about the benefits they might bring to public life, which is how we evaluate male politicians or even male spouses."
|Sophie Grégoire Trudeau and Michelle Obama in Washington in March 2016
|Grégoire Trudeau with her husband and daughter walking the Great Wall of China in 2016
But, getting back to Leandra Medine's post on Man Repeller. Medine attributes her fashion malaise to a possible identity crisis. That makes sense when you consider that she has always made "a case for style as a litmus test for identity." She says that not knowing what to wear "feels like writer's block." I love that line. When you express yourself through your clothes, not knowing how to dress would most certainly feel like writer's block.
I can see how an identity crisis would take the fun out of getting dressed in the morning. "What should I look like if I don't exactly know who I am?"... sort of thing.
And I can't help but wonder if Sophie Grégoire Trudeau's fashion choices (and indeed her husband's too) work so well because she knows who she is, or at least what her very public identity should be. The "Trudeau brand," so to speak.
I can also see that Brigitte Macron's new identity as the wife of the President of France will make her fashion choices more difficult, more treacherous... shall we say. She clearly loves clothes and fashion. But I imagine that getting dressed will probably be a lot less fun from now on. Since she will certainly be closely scrutinized to see if she puts a foot wrong. And not only because she is the spouse of a president, but also because she is the older spouse of a much younger man.
Better fasten your seat belt Brigitte. It's probably going to be a bumpy ride.
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Did you know that about 40 million Americans suffer from dental anxiety? Sadly, this anxiety can make some people hesitant to visit the dentist. However, avoiding the dentist can be detrimental to your oral health, especially over time. Fortunately, there are a few things you could do to overcome this anxiety, including sedation dentistry.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
These two
Lately, these two play so well together it kills me. We definitely have flare ups over sharing, people get hit and feelings get hurt, but for the most part, they play really well together. Trains, cars, Playmobil toys and the dollhouse can all hold their attention for quite some time, but it's when they go off on imaginary adventures that the magic happens. And by magic, I mean they collect random things in bags, drag said bags all over the house, huddle up under the pillows on our couch and cram countless treasures into these yellow lacquer boxes that normally hold coasters but are clearly meant to hold so. much. more.
More often than not their imaginary adventures take them to Michigan. Sometimes they go camping. Sometimes Chip and I are dead and they are all on their own. Sometimes daddy is dead and mommy is on a date. Sometimes they are baby bears. You never really know what you are going to get, but dang, is it ever good stuff.
This past Friday afternoon they decided to dress for their imaginary travels and raided the bin of Halloween costumes. While Charlie was content to stick to pirate garb, Mary Clare went whole hog and whipped off her school jumper, replaced it with bunny ears, wire rim glasses and a tiger costume I estimate to be size 2T at best. I didn't ask questions. Because, really, would you want to know the method to that madness? Instead, I just took pictures because hey, mommy's blogging again, kids.
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Many people who give to conservation causes know that the proportion of funds expended on actual programs is a benchmark for determining an organization's effectiveness. As Price Waterhouse's audit of our 1994/95 financial statements shows, we spent more than .83 of every dollar contributed last year on direct conservation and education programs. That figure beats 10 of the country's top 12 environmental organizations, as surveyed by Outside magazine in 1994.
Of course, we're always striving to improve our program-expense ratio (one reason why we worked so hard to purchase our headquarters building). But even as it stands now, we're very proud of our efficiency. The next time you're approached with another conservation request, we hope you'll take the time to look at how your funds are spent, and see how BCI compares. For copies of BCI's 1994/95 Annual Report and/or audit, please write to Arnie Phifer, Director of Development, BCI, P.O. Box 162603, Austin, TX 78716.
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Wednesday, February 09, 2011
so excited
And for a late Wednesday post, may I introduce baby number 4.
We are hoping to meet the little one some time this fall. We would love for you to pray for us!
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The camps of Northern Star just concluded a fantastic summer. Over ten weeks we hosted 3000 Cub Scouts and their parents and almost 8000 youth in the Scouts BSA program. Included in those numbers are girls from 49 brand new Troops who camped with us for the first time!
We were also busy putting on programs for kids from our entire community. In 2019 we had over 400 kids participate in Discovery Day Camp, which is a week-long day program for boys and girls that offers all the fun stuff like climbing, swimming, archery and more. If you've got school age children, you'll definitely want to check it out for next summer.
Here are highlights from a few of our operations.
At Many Point, Scouts learned by challenging themselves in all sorts of ways this summer!
At Tomahawk, participants in the Wrenches program got some hands on experiences with careers in plumbing and farm mechanics!
At our Cub Camps, we continue to see exciting growth in our family programs that reach girls and boys as well as their parents.
Over the summer we had 416 youth participate in our weeklong community based day camp programs throughout our metro camp properties! That is 75 more youth than we had attend in 2018! Kids that attended camp ranged in age from Kindergarten to 8th grade and they were able to participate in a wide variety of activities including swimming, boating, climbing, archery, bb guns, crafts, games and much more! Keep an eye out for 2020 dates this winter and mark your calendars!
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Below we present some parenting tools that we hope will help you handle normal sibling rivalry in a way that enhances your relationship with your children as well as enhancing their relationships with each other. The following recommendations are from "Siblings without Rivalry", by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish. We've presented some highlights, but if sibling rivalry is a challenge... Read more →


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My name is Linda Nicolas and I help business owners automate and systemise their bookkeeping processes.
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I've been holding out on you, and I'm sorry. This dish should have been posted months ago…but every time we made it we were so hungry it was gone before there was time to snap a photo. Even this time…I held out on you a little because the photos weren't quite up to par for me…but the dish? Love it!
This is delicious flavorful "pasta" that makes you feel really good, because you're eating loads of veggies. It's also got a very delicious sauce, unlike any sauce I've had anywhere…on anything. Super creamy with a little bit of a kick. The flavors balance each other perfectly.
All you're doing is cutting veggies thinly so they rememble pasta. In terms of texture, zucchini is probably the most 'pasta' like. Here I've used zucchini, pepper and eggplant. I also like using some steamed broccoli, but really you can use whatever veggies you want. Here we go!
Feel free to play around with which veggies you use. This is a great way to use up whatever you have on time. Consider this list of veggies a base, but the more you add the better–I like putting cherry tomatoes on top, or a bed of chopped baby spinach underneath for more veggie power!
I always feel good about myself when I'm eating something this naturally colourful!
Aside from a wonderful way to eat a ton of veggies (feel free to up the veggie amount in this dish–), this is awesome because:
- gluten-free!
- grain-free
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- low carb, especially compared to grains
- the healthiest cream sauce you'll eat in your life
- 2 peppers
- 2 zucchinis
- 4 carrots
- 2 green onions
- ½ avocado
- ½ cup greek yogurt (or other plain yogurt)
- juice 1 lime
- 1 chipotle pepper (leave seeds in, or discard, depending on your desired spice level)
- Optional: sliced almonds for topping (adds a nice crunch!)
- 1 t chili paste
- 1 t coriander dried
- salt + pepper to taste
- julienne your 'pasta' veggies (pepper, zucchini, carrots)
- sautee the veggies over medium/low for 7 minutes in a little bit of broth
- meanwhile..combine all other ingredients except almonds, and puree together (I use an immersion blender)
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This yarn has been in my stast almost a year, and I have been wondering what to knit with it for nearly that entire time. Madelinetosh is known for its rich, tonal colorways, and Tart really lives up to expectations. Deep reds with a black shadow, this yarn is smooth and sproingy, begging to be knit into something deliciously textured.
I had a false start earlier this month when I cast on for Goodale, a project I'd been wanting to make for ages. And it looked good, but I knew this yarn could look great.
In the end, I decided to go with the Hooray Cardigan by Veera Valimaki. The cables, reverse stockinette body, and wide ribbed collar all make me so very happy, and I'm already fantasize about wearing it. Which should go a long way toward motivating me to finish it up before the warm weather hits.
I'm a little short on yarn, so to help myself along I knit the inside of the turned collar in some leftover yarn of the same weight. It felt like the ribbing took forever (8 inches!), but now I am finally into the meat of the sweater: the cables and raglan increases. Hooray!
But wait: I forgot to cross a cable…4 rows ago… What do I do?! In a miraclulous moment of mental clarity rarely reached these days, I remembered the Yarn Harlot writing about how to drop down and fix a miscrossed cable. I decided that I could do it too, and if it didn't work out, I could always tink the entire 4 rows and be no worse off. And guess what? It worked. Hooray!
I isolated the 12 stitches to be cabled and dropped them one row at a time until I was at the correct cable-crossing row. Then I worked the cable as I should have the first time around, using the yarn in back (be careful to use the appropriate strand of yarn or you'll have a mess!).
After finishing the cabling I slipped those stitches back onto my cable needle and knit them with the next strand up of dropped yarn (x2) and finally knit across the rest of the row. A Couple of the stitches are a little distorted, but it worked and I saved so much time. It has me feeling all confident about my knitting. Maybe on the next cable row I'll try to cross them without the help of a cable needle…


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About The Alexa
The Alexa is a gorgeous dressy sandal that will take you to many a summer event. The gold pitone is a neutral that will go with everything from floral patterned pants to a little black dress. With a 1 3/4"triangular heel for an architectural look, a PORON® cushioned and arch supported insole to reduce foot fatigue, and two adjustable buckles for a custom fit, the Alexa will make you want to dress up every day.
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Inset traction pad is functional, without sacraficing style.
During the summer of 2004 at the start of the ANYI LU business, Anyi slipped down her wooden staircase while pregnant due to the hard leather bottoms of her shoes. Thankfully she and the baby were fine, and the incident ensured every shoe design from then on included proper traction. While we still use polished Cuoio leather for our soles, most styles include an injection-molded rubber traction pad. Rather than glued on, our traction pad is fused to the leather which prevents slipping and adds to the longevity of the shoe.
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How can I/my company sponsor one of your courses?
Is Tom Myers available to speak at my venue?
Will Tom endorse my bodywork-related product?
Not without thoroughly vetting it.
How do I get permission to use the images from the Anatomy Trains book?
For some images, we can grant permission, and will do so after we thoroughly understand where and how they are to be used. Other images are the property of Elsevier publishers, and permission must be obtained via www.elsevier.com/permissions.
What are the DVDs referenced in the Anatomy Trains book?
Those are the set of ten technique DVDs available for sale in our store. They contain manual techniques for each of the lines. You may buy them separately or as a set. https://www.anatomytrains.com/product-category/dvds/
Do you have any online courses for CE credit?
We do! Our webinars are all approved for CE credit through NCBTMB and other organizations where indicated in the store listing. https://www.anatomytrains.com/product-category/webinars/
What is the difference between Myofascial Release and Deep Tissue work?
What type of dissection do you do?
Anatomy Trains is committed to providing the dissection experience in a variety of forms and venues. Some classes are observation only; in some you perform the dissection yourself under professional guidance. We work with untreated cadavers for "fresh tissue" dissections.
I have no dissection experience, can I take your Fascial Dissection classes?
Yes, we will teach you how to use the equipment and how to proceed in your dissection. Everyone gets better with experience, and there's no better way to learn than to do it.
I have a weak stomach, will I be able to handle a dissection?
We all have those feelings, but usually they last about 10 minutes before fascination takes over. Dissection a cadaver can be an emotional experience, for sure, and these emotions are respected and honored in our classes. The 'donors' have given their bodies that you might learn – we honor that gift by learning as much as we can – respectfully, and all the way from skin to bone.
How big are these classes? How many students per cadaver do you usually have?
Class size depends on the lab size. There are 6-8 people per cadaver, which is very comfortable. Students can work on their own project or collaborate with others on a group project – like dissecting out one of the Anatomy Trains lines.
I'm a personal trainer/Pilates/yoga/other movement teacher, will I benefit from taking a dissection class?
Absolutely – anyone who works with the body in any capacity will benefit.
Does Tom Myers teach all of the ATSI courses?
Tom Myers no longer teaches ATSI full-time, but has entrusted the teaching to his ATSI faculty. He will drop by to give short specialized lectures at the trainings in Maine. For programs in other locations, he will make guest appearances at the beginning of Part One or Part Three, either live or electronically depending upon his availability.
For the ATSI Training, do I have to take the Anatomy Trains for Manual Therapists workshop if I already attended the version for Movement Therapists?
Yes, it is mandatory that you attend the manual version of this course and no other of our course titles can be substituted. An Anatomy Trains Manual workshop is always offered in the same location as the training on the weekend prior to the start of Part One.
How can I complete the requirement to receive an SI series if there are no practitioners near where I live?
Kinesis may be able to help you find a practitioner, or if none are available we will provide the names of practitioners in the vicinity of the training so you can arrange to receive the sessions during Part One and Part Two.
What if I can't get all the sessions done before the start of Part I?
As long as you have received about half of the series before Part One, you can complete the remainder while in the training. You must have the series done before the start of Part Three.
Can I apply for ATSI if I have not graduated from a manual therapy school?
If you have hands-on skills through other background and experience, and you plan to practice in a state where the laws will allow deep-touch therapies without a license, your application will be considered on a conditional basis and pending assessment of your touch skills in Part One. Further mentoring by a ATSI or Rolfing practitioner may be required for you to be moved up to the next Part of the training.
What if I don't have a massage license?
If a license to touch is legally required in your state, you must be able to provide Kinesis with a copy in order to be accepted. We have allowed for some students to attend who will receive their license by the time the graduate.
Is there any financial assistance for ATSI?
Kinesis does not offer financial aid or loan programs for the ATSI Training. We do allow students to pay in increments, breaking the tuition into six payments due at the start of each of the 6 sessions.
The ATSI Training Program is approved under the GI Bill and for those who qualify, their tuition will be paid in full.
Anatomy Trains Short Courses
What Anatomy Trains courses are right for me?
The Anatomy Trains for Manual Therapists or AT I & II courses, and the Fascial Release for Structural Balance Series are designed for manual therapists. Movement-based professionals can take the Anatomy Trains for Movement Therapists, BodyReading 101, Anatomy Trains in Training, Anatomy Trains in Motion, and Walking the Lines workshops.
Can I get CE credit for an Anatomy Trains workshop?
Anatomy Trains workshops for manual therapists are approved for CE credit by NCBTMB. Anatomy Trains courses for movement therapists are approved by Pilates Method Alliance (PMA), the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) and NCBTMB.
Can I get CE credit for the webinars?
All the webinars are approved for CE credit by NCBTMB.
How can I get CE credit from other boards?
If you are able to petition for outside credits with your board, Kinesis can provide course information including a detailed outline with learning objectives and a curriculum breakdown upon request.
How do I watch a webinar?
To access a webinar, log into the account you made when you purchased the webinar. Click on "My Account" or "Login" on the top right hand side of the website. Once in your account, you'll see your webinar episodes as separate clickable links, with each episode's quiz beneath it.
How do receive a CE credit for a webinar?
You'll receive an email from the website stating your earned continuing education credit once you've successfully completed a quiz. We award 1 CE credit per hour or so of webinar time, or per quiz.


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Purchasing to improve health systems performance (2005)
Edited by Josep Figueras, Ray Robinson & Elke Jakubowski
Published by Open University Press
European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies series
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Purchasing has a central role in many health system reforms, but there is very little evidence about its development or its real impact on societal objectives. This book addresses this gap and provides:
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in my chat box or something? I am confused./genie bag work
Wich addon shows you for example when you cast deep freeze, it shows you ,when you are targeting him, how long the skill last.
Sorry if im not talking very well, my english is bad.
thanks to all, I was able to find again all the addons I need after a quick HD format.
Question: with what addon i can see everyones HP i mean...for healer addons...anyone. please advice me.
Awesome thread!!!!!
I recently got a new laptop, (My old one burned out) and was having a really hard time lurking curse for old versions of addons that I could use.
Thank you so much!!!
With Gladius, it's showing my team mate in the Gladius panel if he goes into stealth.
For example, Gladius normally only shows your enemies in the panel.
But if my partner is a Rogue or Feral Druid, when they use stealth, Gladius puts their name on the panel (so in 2v2 it will show 3 names, my 2 enemies + my 1 team mate).
Anybody know why that is? :(
I'm using the one from this thread.
nice thread thanks
anyone got his hands on some shadow priest dot timer or stuff that I can monitor my spells that are on the target?
Can any1 please put down here a working 3.3.5 version of GridStatusRaidDebuff? I have long been looking for one for 3.3.5 and can't find at all >_<.


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Based on the collaborative work done with Dr. James Shapiro, a world renowned researcher in islet transplantation for diabetes at the University of Alberta, Prof. Yuval Dor and colleagues have identified a key signal that prompts existing insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas to form new beta cells in mice, a breakthrough discovery that may ultimately help researchers find ways to restore or increase beta cell function in people with type 1 diabetes.
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Handmade Recycled Glass Bead Necklace from Ghana
These recycled glass bead necklaces are made by hand by an artisan from Ghana named Ebenezer Djaba Nomoda. Each necklace created fair trade income for the artisan.
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Police are investigating the armed robbery of a truck stop in Shoreham, Vermont.
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My 'trusty' source for knowing when stocks report earnings, Yahoo Finance, must of not had Allegiant Travel (ALGT) on the radar since I was not aware yesterday was the day. (8:44 PM no less) My staff of analysts (zero) also did not alert me to this event. So when I saw the stock down sharply this morning I could only assume oil was up 5%... but instead it was an earnings report. My first scan of the report turned up these words:
During the quarter we saw a steady degradation of the revenue environment, year-over-year, from April through June. However, we are hopeful June may mark the bottom of revenue softness.
Which I assume is the source of today's weakness. A bit surprising actually considering their data points for Q2 two weeks ago looked very positive [Jul 9: Allegiant Travel Continues to Post Solid Numbers - June] just released. I don't see anything so awful in the report to justify this move down, but the market shoots first, asks questions later. Earnings were essentially in line with estimates (which is great considering oil had jumped so much in the 2nd quarter!) and the valuation is still a cheap 10x 2009 estimates. That said the stock was even cheaper 3 weeks ago when it was in the mid $30s - I keep repeating it but valuation seems to mean little nowadays. All about momentum and sectors.
Allegiant is one of the few companies I own that has any real exposure to the degrading US consumer. The irony of course, dear readers, is so many stocks tied into the US consumer are flying again (pardon the pun) as "recovery is soon here!". We own a few names of this nature, but only to take advantage of a thesis I don't believe in but the market has been insisting on driving up for now the 6th or 7th attempt since early 2008. The market "wants" the consumer to be back, so if he is or is not, it does not matter. Perception is reality in the stock market, and as long as enough hot money insists the consumer will be back - the stocks go up. Even if 2-3 months later it is found to be a fraud - as all attempts to drive up consumer discretionary in the past were found to be. Oh well, as long as Starbucks (SBUX) is "thriving" with -5% same store sales, instead of -8%, I guess all is well with the American consumer. Mmm, 23x forward estimates for a mature coffee company - sounds viable.
I hesitate to post a chart for Allegiant since in the year we've been following, it does not respect squiggly lines and moves to its own drummer.... but for our amusement if nothing else. It "should" be ok as long as it holds $41.50 area, but to repeat - I've only lost money by trying to use technical analysis on ALGT. It's just a name you need to buy when its hated, no matter what the chart says, and sell when it goes on one of its typical nonstop runs.
A few other tidbits from the ER - and please keep in mind it is all RELATIVE; compared to any other airline except perhaps 1 other, these numbers are in a completely different league even if some weakness is percolating. Here you have a company EXPANDING in a terrible environment, and remaining profitable while expanding - while we are rewarding companies for shrinking to prosperity by doing nothing more than cutting heads left and right, and giving them 20, 30x forward multiples. ALGT has a 10x. Gotta love stock market logic.
- "We had another very good quarter, our third highly-profitable quarter in a row," stated Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr., CEO and President of Allegiant Travel Company. "In these extremely difficult times when our industry has substantially reduced its operations and seen record declines in unit revenue, we are pleased to report these quality numbers. We increased scheduled departures and ASMs by 30% year over year and still posted a 25% operating and pre-tax margin.
- "During the quarter we substantially increased the size of our nationwide footprint, including the successful start of 13 new routes to our new Southern California base in Los Angeles and an additional seven new routes across the network, ending the quarter at 134 routes between 71 cities. This further diversifies our exposure to regional economies and offers more protection to us in these uncertain times.
- Our Southern California routes are off to a great start, with July booked load factors now running ahead of our scheduled average.
- "We achieved our second quarter results despite an almost 13% reduction in our average scheduled airfare from the first quarter of this year, a decline attributable to a softer economy, the introduction of new routes, and a 15% increase in year-over-year capacity on a 'same-store sales' basis in existing markets.
- Moreover, for the first time in a number of years, our ancillary revenue per passenger declined sequentially, albeit slightly, to $32.36.
- An additional challenge relative to the first quarter was a 13% sequential increase in the price per gallon of fuel.
See their expense control... fantastic.
- Andrew C. Levy, CFO & Managing Director - Planning, stated, "We had terrific cost management in the second quarter. Cost per passenger excluding fuel declined to $46.38 in the second quarter from $47.52 in the prior year and $49.62 in the first quarter. Moreover, these figures include bonus accrual, which has increased substantially in 2009 since it is tied to profitability and therefore disguises underlying cost improvement. Excluding bonus accrual, our cost per passenger excluding fuel declined to $43.84 in the second quarter from $47.26 a year ago and $46.23 in the first quarter.
- Fares for July, including ancillary, are, thus far, trending slightly upwards, despite the large year-over-year capacity increase we have in this month. An improvement in the revenue environment as well as the recent moderation in fuel prices will help us to extend strong year-over-year earnings growth into the third quarter, historically the seasonally weakest of the year," concluded Gallagher.
- "Lastly, our Board of Directors recently approved an increase of our existing $25 million authority in our Common Stock repurchase program by $10 million to a total of $35 million. Under the share repurchase program our Board of Directors approved in January 2009, we spent $10.5 million in open market transactions during the second quarter to acquire 255,350 shares of the Company's Common Stock at an average price of $41.25 per share.
- Including open market transactions in the first two quarters of 2009, the Company has repurchased a total of 465,525 shares at an average price of $37.79 returning a total of $17.6 million to our shareholders. With the additional $10 million of authority to repurchase shares that we recently received from our Board of Directors, we currently have $17.4 million in unused authority remaining for open market purchases under our current Common Stock repurchase plan."
- Allegiant Air expects third quarter 2009 year-over-year departure growth of approximately 30% and ASM growth of approximately 35%.
- Allegiant Air expects fourth quarter 2009 year-over-year departure and ASM growth of approximately 20%.
- Allegiant Air expects full-year 2009 departure and ASM growth of at least 20% over 2008.
- Allegiant Air expects to operate 46 aircraft by the end of 2009.
[May 5, 2009: Allegiant Travel Surging April Traffic and 2.3M Share Offering]
[Apr 20, 2009: Allegiant Travel Continues to Impress]
[Feb 19, 2009: Allegiant Travel in Wall Street Journal]
[Feb 4, 2009: Allegiant Travel Position Started]
[Jan 27, 2009: Allegiant Travel Continues to Execute; Buyback Announced]
[Jan 7, 2009: Allegiant Travel December Traffic]
[Jan 5, 2009: Beginning Allegiant Travel] (old portfolio)
Long Allegiant Travel; no personal position


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Music Makes Brain Think
Yet another of those endless fMRI studies, this time using brain images of people listening to short symphonies by an 18th-century composer, has gained insight into how the brain sorts out the chaotic world around it.
Still image from an animated clip of a subject's fMRI illustrating how cognitive activity increases in anticipation of the transition points between movements. (Credit: Image courtesy of Stanford University Medical Center)
The research team showed that music engages the areas of the brain involved with paying attention, making predictions and updating the event in memory. Peak brain activity occurred during a short period of silence between musical movements – when seemingly nothing was happening.
Beyond understanding the process of listening to music, their work has far-reaching implications for how human brains sort out events in general.
The researchers caught glimpses of the brain in action using functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI, which gives a dynamic image showing which parts of the brain are working during a given activity. The goal of the study was to look at how the brain sorts out events, but the research also revealed that musical techniques used by composers 200 years ago help the brain organize incoming information.
"In a concert setting, for example, different individuals listen to a piece of music with wandering attention, but at the transition point between movements, their attention is arrested," said the paper's senior author Vinod Menon, PhD, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and of neurosciences.
"I'm not sure if the baroque composers would have thought of it in this way, but certainly from a modern neuroscience perspective, our study shows that this is a moment when individual brains respond in a tightly synchronized manner," Menon said.
The team used music to help study the brain's attempt to make sense of the continual flow of information the real world generates, a process called event segmentation. The brain partitions information into meaningful chunks by extracting information about beginnings, endings and the boundaries between events.
"These transitions between musical movements offer an ideal setting to study the dynamically changing landscape of activity in the brain during this segmentation process," said Devarajan Sridharan, a neurosciences graduate student trained in Indian percussion and first author of the article.
No previous study, to the researchers' knowledge, has directly addressed the question of event segmentation in the act of hearing and, specifically, in music. To explore this area, the team chose pieces of music that contained several movements, which are self-contained sections that break a single work into segments. They chose eight symphonies by the English late-baroque period composer William Boyce (1711-79), because his music has a familiar style but is not widely recognized, and it contains several well-defined transitions between relatively short movements.
The study focused on movement transitions – when the music slows down, is punctuated by a brief silence and begins the next movement. These transitions span a few seconds and are obvious to even a non-musician – an aspect critical to their study, which was limited to participants with no formal music training.
The researchers attempted to mimic the everyday activity of listening to music, while their subjects were lying prone inside the large, noisy chamber of an MRI machine. Ten men and eight women entered the MRI scanner with noise-reducing headphones, with instructions to simply listen passively to the music.
In the analysis of the participants' brain scans, the researchers focused on a 10-second window before and after the transition between movements. They identified two distinct neural networks involved in processing the movement transition, located in two separate areas of the brain. They found what they called a "striking" difference between activity levels in the right and left sides of the brain during the entire transition, with the right side significantly more active.
In this foundational study, the researchers conclude that dynamic changes seen in the fMRI scans reflect the brain's evolving responses to different phases of a symphony. An event change – the movement transition signaled by the termination of one movement, a brief pause, followed by the initiation of a new movement – activates the first network, called the ventral fronto-temporal network. Then a second network, the dorsal fronto-parietal network, turns the spotlight of attention to the change and, upon the next event beginning, updates working memory.
"The study suggests one possible adaptive evolutionary purpose of music," said Jonathan Berger, PhD, professor of music and a musician who is another co-author of the study. Music engages the brain over a period of time, he said, and the process of listening to music could be a way that the brain sharpens its ability to anticipate events and sustain attention.
According to the researchers, their findings expand on previous functional brain imaging studies of anticipation, which is at the heart of the musical experience. Even non-musicians are actively engaged, at least subconsciously, in tracking the ongoing development of a musical piece, and forming predictions about what will come next. Typically in music, when something will come next is known, because of the music's underlying pulse or rhythm, but what will occur next is less known, they said.
Having a mismatch between what listeners expect to hear vs. what they actually hear – for example, if an unrelated chord follows an ongoing harmony – triggers similar ventral regions of the brain. Once activated, that region partitions the deviant chord as a different segment with distinct boundaries.
The results of the study "may put us closer to solving the cocktail party problem – how it is that we are able to follow one conversation in a crowded room of many conversations," said one of the co-authors, Daniel Levitin, PhD, associate professor of psychology and music from McGill University, who has written a popular book called This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession.
These findings will be published in the Aug. 2 issue of Neuron.
Chris Chafe, PhD, the Duca Family Professor of Music at Stanford, also contributed to this work. This research was supported by grants from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the National Science Foundation, the Ben and A. Jess Shenson Fund, the National Institutes of Health and a Stanford graduate fellowship. The fMRI analysis was performed at the Stanford Cognitive and Systems Neuroscience Laboratory.
Neuron, Vol 55, 521-532, 02 August 2007
Neural Dynamics of Event Segmentation in Music: Converging Evidence for Dissociable Ventral and Dorsal Networks
1 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
2 Program in Neuroscience, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
3 Neuroscience Institute at Stanford, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
4 Departments of Psychology and Music Theory, School of Computer Science, and Program in Behavioural Neuroscience, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
5 Department of Music and Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
Corresponding author
Devarajan Sridharan
Corresponding author
Vinod Menon
The real world presents our sensory systems with a continuous stream of undifferentiated information. Segmentation of this stream at event boundaries is necessary for object identification and feature extraction. Here, we investigate the neural dynamics of event segmentation in entire musical symphonies under natural listening conditions. We isolated time-dependent sequences of brain responses in a 10 s window surrounding transitions between movements of symphonic works. A strikingly right-lateralized network of brain regions showed peak response during the movement transitions when, paradoxically, there was no physical stimulus. Model-dependent and model-free analysis techniques provided converging evidence for activity in two distinct functional networks at the movement transition: a ventral fronto-temporal network associated with detecting salient events, followed in time by a dorsal fronto-parietal network associated with maintaining attention and updating working memory. Our study provides direct experimental evidence for dissociable and causally linked ventral and dorsal networks during event segmentation of ecologically valid auditory stimuli.


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ATLANTA -- A Georgia police officer has been fired for using unnecessary force while arresting Desmond Marrow, a former college football player at Toledo, after a video of the incident circulated widely online.
Henry County Police Chief Mark Amerman said in an emailed statement Thursday that Officer David Rose was fired after an internal investigation into the arrest of Marrow in a shopping center parking lot in McDonough, just south of Atlanta, on Dec. 2.
In the one-minute video clip, officers can be seen forcefully taking a handcuffed Marrow to the ground by sweeping his legs out from under him as he yells, "I'm not even fighting back." When Marrow was on the ground, an officer put his hand on Marrow's throat for several seconds and Marrow said, "I can't breathe," while another officer told him to settle down.
Amerman said Rose was recorded on his in-car camera system saying he had choked Marrow and that he didn't intend to include that in his report.
It was not immediately clear whether Rose had an attorney who could comment on his firing.
The community's district attorney said Thursday that he does not plan to seek felony charges against Marrow for obstruction of a law enforcement officer. His office's investigation into the use of force continues.
Marrow played cornerback for the Toledo Rockets but wasn't drafted out of college. He signed a contract in 2012 with the Houston Texans but was cut during preseason. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers picked him up, but he didn't make the team.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Niskayuna parents demanding answers after recent school threats
November 07, 2018 11:20 PM
NISKAYUNA - Outrage at Niskayuna High School Wednesday evening. A meeting was held to discuss safety protocols after two threats of violence were made against schools in the district this week.
The threat at Van Antwerp Middle School on Wednesday was a hoax. Still, the school was placed under a shelter in place for several hours.
This comes as questions still linger after a nearly six-hour lockdown at Niskayuna High School on Monday.
Dozens of people gathered in the auditorium to ask district officials why Monday's lockdown took so long.
"What a lot of people have to understand is you have to follow give to trust and follow what law enforcement are giving you with this situation that you're dealing with," Niskayuna High School Principal John Ricker said.
Many are upset over the fact that students were forced to go to the bathroom in trash cans.
"Prolong to lockdowns create extreme inconveniences. We do everything we can to keep the kids as safe as possible," Superintendent Cosimo Tangorra said.
Tangorra said the district will order special kits that address those needs, among others.
Other students were on buses, making their way back from BOCES programs when the lockdown was in effect. They were transferred to a different bus that served as a barricade in front of the school.
"This was a bad fumble of the ball in my opinion," Rosemary Joralemon said. Her grandson was one of the students on the "barricade bus."
"What was going on in the school was bad enough but you don't bring children into harm's way when they're already save it outside of the situation," Joralemon said. "And then you don't put them on the first line of defense which is in the words of the police chief the barricade bus. Made no sense to me."
Tangorra said that issue will be addressed.
"So we'll just make sure that dispatch is and touch with every single bus that out at that time. So we'll just tighten up that communication," he said.
Todd Sardella has children in both the high school and Van Antwerp Middle School. He's concerned about the emotional toll these threats have on students.
"That was my primary concern is the psychological damage, the ongoing psychological damage that the children feel after something like this happens," Sardella said.
Sardella hopes the recent wave of violent threats dies down soon.
"I'm a little bit worried about the future for my kids and the rest of the kids here because this is a fantastic school district and I don't want my child to be nervous or scared to come to school," Sardella said.
Parents were also concerned that students who walk to school were dismissed in the dark while it was raining.
Parents were specifically asked not to come pick up their children at the high school, so many of them crossed Balltown Road on foot.
Tangorra said in the future that will not happen again. He also said there will be another meeting about improving safety protocols and procedures in the near future.
Dozens attend forum at Niskayuna High School to discuss two threats of violence made against schools this week. Details tonight on .@WNYT pic.twitter.com/rKaA7dYi9S— Emily Burkhard (@EBurkhardWNYT) November 7, 2018
Tensions run high as students storm front of the auditorium, lots of screaming, arguing amongst members of the audience at Niskayuna High School while administrators/police try to answer questions .@WNYT— Emily Burkhard (@EBurkhardWNYT) November 7, 2018
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A Summer of Two Halves!
September 3, 2015
As the nights draw in and we reflect on the summer, it really has been a summer of two halves…. Starting quite well with warm weather through May and June, the weather started to turn in July and then we have had one of the wettest August ever over at our base in Cambridgeshire!
Anyhow – If you are thinking of putting the BBQ away and moving out of your seasonal salads and into a bit of comfort eating, why not check out our super tasty and extra healthy Spinach Soup.
Through this autumn we will be bringing you some super healthy meal ideas and some awesome healthy link up's…. More to come!


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When you are invoking WebServices from your BizTalk Server 2004 orchestrations, you might need to ensure that two things happen correctly:
- Message delivery is retried if there's an error connecting to the WebService or if the service returns a SOAP fault
- Handle the case where the call fails after all retry attempts have been exhausted as part of your process
One way to accomplish this is by using Delivery Notifications to deal with the ACKs and NACKs from the messaging engine and the adapter. You can find some good information on this topic here, here, and here.
There's another option, however, that I discovered playing around and that is simpler to implement. This technique consists simply in wrapping the WebService call inside a scope with an Exception Handler. Here are the steps:
- Create a new Scope on the orchestration. There is no need to make it transactional, though it might be helpful in some cases to make it into a long-running transaction (atomic transactions won't work here because you can't put both the send and receive shapes for the service inside the same atomic scope).
- Add your Send and Receive shapes for the WebService call inside the new Scope you just created. Connect them to the corresponding operations of the port for the WebService.
- Right click on your BizTalk Project on Solution Explorer and select Add Reference. Add a reference to the System.Web.Services.dll assembly. We'll need this later to add the exception handler.
- Right-click on your scope and select Add New Exception Handler.
- Select the exception handler you just added and open the properties window. Configure the following properties:
Property Value
Exception Object Type System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException
Exception Object Name ex (or whatever you prefer)
- Inside the exception handler, do whatever you need to do (including terminating the orchestration). From inside, you can access detailed information on the error in an Expression Shape by accesing ex.Details (an XmlNode).
One of the cool things about this method is that it leaves the retry logic completely to the Send Port configuration, so it leaves your orchestration pretty clean overall. Another interesting tidbit is that while you capture a SoapException, what BizTalk actually throws underneath is an exception of the derived XlangSoapException class (but that is fairly irrelevant for our needs).


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Six Theories on the Loss of the Titanic
Besides the "iceberg theory."
How the RAF drew up plans to attack Argentina over the Falklands in 1982
Vulcan crews trained to attack mainland Argentina to flatten its airfields in retaliation for any attempt to retake the Falklands.
CG monitors Japanese ship adrift near Alaska
Derelict fishing vessel Ryou-Un Maru has been adrift since the tsunami.
Kelly McParland: Canada has oil, the U.S. needs oil. You'd think it would be easy from there.
You'd think, but you'd have to be serious about really working the energy issue. It's more about posturing, you know.
Air Force May Reopen Light Attack Contest
The contract battle is never over.
Fleet of Stryker vehicles marks new chapter at Fort Hood
3rd Cav gets wheels.
The Air Force's newest B-52 turns 50
SLUF Lovin'!
A-7 pics and stories from Instapinch.
The Insidious Nature of Student Loan Debt
In many (most?) cases, Murdoc thinks college these days is a scam as much as anything.
Canada Gets Rid Of Pennies
With video. Murdoc thinks ditching pennies and nickels would be a good move.
GAO calls tanker testing pace too aggressive
It's like there's any hurry. New tankers are ten years overdue. What's another ten years?
USAF promotes 767-2C as civil freighter
FedEx 767-300F freighters will help mature the KC-46 production line.
Health department raids community picnic and destroys all food with bleach
Why on earth would people think they get to choose what they eat? Haven't they been paying attention?
PETA kills more than 95 percent of pets in its care
$37 million annual budget but could only find homes for 24 cats and dogs. Killed 1,911.
Wyoming First, Pennsylvania Worst In Business Taxes
Shocking: IBD found that states imposing the lowest tax rates on both new and existing businesses produced more jobs during the economic recovery than those states with the highest tax burdens.
FAA Reconsiders Ban on Gadgets During Takeoff, Landing
Honest question: Is there ANY evidence that electronic gadgets might cause interference?
Olbermann Canned, Again
It's almost like he's an idiot, or something.


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