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Expectations high for South Zone dove season
Timely rains, early bird arrival prompt promising dove forecast
Sunflower fields full of white-winged doves and power lines sagging from the weight of resting birds are raising the hopes of Texas dove hunters anticipating opening day on Sept. 1.
"We had some good rains in May that helped the sunflower crops and I am seeing a lot more white wings than normal," said Mark Roberts, who is a dove hunting outfitter based in Uvalde. "The birds came in a little early this year. We've had good seasons for the past two years and I expect this year might be even better."
Opening day of the North and Central Zone dove seasons will be Sept. 1, with the season to be extended until Nov. 6 in the North Zone and to Nov. 13 in the Central Zone as part of an additional 20 days of dove hunting opportunity arranged by the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department in coordination with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
The only possible fly in the ointment would be heavy rains or storms like those that have dampened the dove action on opening weekends in the past, Roberts said.
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For more information about the availability of dove hunting opportunities, contact Mark Roberts at 830-261-9467 or Mike Varelans at 210-722-6638.
General information about seasons, limits and other dove-hunting related items:
North & Central Zones: Area generally north of U.S. 90 and Interstate 10. Season runs Thursday (Sept. 1) through Nov. 13 in the Central Zone, ending on Nov. 6 in the North Zone. A winter season will be open from Dec. 17 through Jan. 1, 2017, in the North Zone and through Jan. 8, 2017, in the Central Zone. Legal shooting hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Daily bag limit of 15 mourning, white-winged or white-tipped doves, to include no more than two whitetips. The possession limit is three times the daily bag limit.
Special White-winged Dove Zone: Area generally south of U.S. 90 and west of Interstate 37. Special weekend hunting will be on Sept. 3-4 and Sept. 10-11. The regular season will be conducted Sept. 23 through Nov. 9; with the late season from Dec. 17 through Jan. 23, 2017. On the first two weekends, the daily bag limit is 15 white-winged, mourning and white-tipped doves in the aggregate, to include no more than two mourning doves and two white-tipped doves; and legal shooting hours are noon to sunset. Once the general season opens, the aggregate bag limit will be 15 with no more than two white-tipped doves; and shooting hours will be from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. The possession limit is three times the daily bag limit.
South Zone: Area generally along a line south of U.S. 90 and Interstate 10. Opening day will be Sept. 23 and the season will conclude on Nov. 13. The late season will run from Dec. 17 through Jan. 23, 2017. Legal shooting hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Daily bag limit of 15 mourning, white-winged or white-tipped doves, to include no more than two whitetips. The possession limit is three times the daily bag limit.
HIP certification: When purchasing a hunting license, indicate to the license clerk that you intend to hunt migratory game birds and need to be certified under the Harvest Information Program. The clerk will ask you to answer a few simple questions and the letters "HIP" should be printed on your completed license.
Exempt birds: Eurasian Collared Doves or common pigeons (rock doves) may be hunted with no closed season or bag limit. It is recommended that the plumage be left on the Eurasians and pigeons for identification purposes.
Banded birds: Hunters who bag a dove with a metal band on its leg are being asked to report the banded bird by calling (800) 327-2263.
Ralph Winingham
"We don't want to see a big thunderstorm come into the area on Aug. 31," he said. "That really can mess up the hunting."
Most of the more than 2,000 acres of hunting property he manages in the Central Zone are in prime condition for holding birds, with recently planted sesame fields expected to become a bird magnet for the late season that opens in December, Roberts said.
"If the conditions hold up like they did last year, the opening weekend and the weekend after that should be great," he said. "I think Texas Parks & Wildlife extending the season to Nov. 13 this year will really help because the birds seem to be staying around here longer.
"I even took out my shotgun on the last day of the fall season last year and managed to get a limit — and I am not a very good shot, but I had witnesses."
The outfitter, who also manages about 2,000 acres in the South Zone that opens on Sept. 23, said providing the additional days of hunting this year should mean hunters who can't get out into the fields until later in both of the seasons should have plenty of wingshooting activity.
Another sign of a hefty bird population this year has been noted by Mike Varelans in eastern Bexar County. Varelans operates a day-hunting lease at his ranch and plays host each Central Zone opening day to members of the Sportsman Club of San Antonio.
"The power lines are just covered with white wings at 7 a.m. when I leave for work and they are back there again each evening," Varelans said. "We had good rains this spring and had a good hatch of birds — this could be one of the best openers ever."
Good crops of corn, maize and milo surrounding his property are attracting and holding the birds in the area, although he said his hunting activity tends to slow down after the first two weeks of the season.
"The hunting is really good the first couple of weeks, but then the birds seem to get thinned out," he said. "There is a lot of hunting activity around here, particularly on opening day. It seems like there is shooting going on everywhere around here."
While the white-winged doves dominate the skies over his hunting area, Varelans expects ample numbers of mourning doves to move in as the season progresses and is seeing quite a few Eurasian Collared doves.
The exotic doves, which are larger than their two cousins and lighter in color, are not considered migratory birds and do not have to be counted in a daily bag.
"I expect some really good shooting this opener, just like we've had for the past few years," Varelans said. "But what I really like to see is everyone having fun. That is what dove hunting is all about."
TP&W officials estimate about 80 percent of the 6.4 million doves shot by hunters each year are bagged during the first two weeks of September.
Those birds downed by about 300,000 hunters in the Lone Star State make up a third of the nationwide dove harvest each year, with an annual economic impact to the state of more than $300 million.
Ralph Winingham is a freelance outdoors riter. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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4 comments:
- Brenda Melendez said...
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I finished the one-patch wonder quilt, now entitled "City of Owls," in time for last night's Zoo Challenge presentation. It wasn't a competitive sort of challenge like some guilds do, but I did get some "ooh"s when I showed it, and some nice feedback afterwards. Here is my fiancé holding it up:
"OK, thanks, that's great--now can you turn it right side up please?" :)
This is the first time I tried a pieced back on a quilt, and I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out. It was actually a bit small, so I really had to stretch the binding in one place, but it's meant to be a wall quilt (hence the visible hanging sleeve at the top), so I think it will be all right.
Here is a detail of the quilting--stippling all over, and then straight lines in the cube parts.
Over the course of my recent vacation, I also finished my fingerless gloves!
The fingerless bit is really nice if you want to pick tomatoes with them in 90-degree Georgia heat! (Also, just picked, organic, homegrown tomatoes just taste so much better than what you find in the store. YUM!)
These were made using the "Rose Garden Fingerless Gloves" pattern by Anniki Leppik, from Ravelry.
I really like bringing knitting when traveling because it's a nicely portable craft, unlike quilting (at least for me, since I am too lazy to hand quilt). I also brought along materials for and started work on a little lacy shawlette. I made good progress, and was hoping to get pretty close to finishing it on the flight home, since it was going to be a 9-hour daytime flight, when Manchester Airport security struck! (Cue ominous music.)
That's right, Manchester Airport personnel insisted I put them in checked baggage, giving me a number of reasons when I kept arguing, including "US TSA regulations" (not true; I even produced a printout of this page), "British aviation regulations" (can't be true; Heathrow among others explicitly allows them), "Manchester Airport regulations" (their website does not list them as prohibited), "individual airlines" (ridiculous!), and finally "whether or not the person at the scanner feels like confiscating them" (hardly a sensible way to run airport security). I was trying to bring size 8 circular bamboo needles, by the way. Anyway, rather than risk them being confiscated and ruining my project, I put them in my checked suitcase and proceeded to be bored by hour 6 of the flight, seeing as I read very quickly and had finished my book, and having rapidly exhausted the interesting-sounding movies available.
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Belize Aggressor IV Oct 8th -15-2016
Water Temp: 82-84 F
Vis: 80-110 Ft
Weather: Sunny
Crew: Captain Eddy, First mate/DM, John, Chef Jerry, Stewardess Elia, Assistant Chef Jean, Inst/Dive Master Jerome, Engineer/Inst/DM, Simon
Dive Sites Visited:
Sunday: Long Caye Ridge & Julies Jungle
Monday: Half- Moon Caye Wall & Long Caye Wall
Tuesday: Chain Wall & Light House Reef
Wednesday: Blue Hole & Silver Cave
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Friday: Black Beauty
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The first day of diving commenced at Long Caye Ridge, School of Bermuda Chubs & Jacks welcomed the divers, someone discovered a big ray gliding along, it was the perfect place to start the week and get back underwater. For the afternoon dives there were more Sting rays, a few juvenile drum fish, file fish, and two Green Moray out and about on a hunt, Gail & Bob had a special encounter with one of them, face to face, and then we watch as one of them almost feed on a Lion Fish, The night dive was also enjoyed, One octopus was observed and many Lobsters and a couple of Eels, What an incredible first day to start such an amazing week!
The next day started at Half-Moon Caye & Long Caye Wall very enjoyable dive sites, our first shark were discovered and a few Sting Ray in the sand, a Spotted Eagle Ray as it Glided across on the wall, everyone enjoyed swimming through the crevasses that starts at about thirty feet and comes out on the wall 40-50 feet, The Reef at Long Caye was very enjoyable it was beautiful, lushly coral and Sponges of deferent colors and Tunicates on the wall, a complete decoration along with good visibility, the night dive was awesome four Octopus and a few Reef Squids.
Tuesday we attempted to make it to the Great Blue hole with no luck due to weather, so we gave the divers a unique opportunity to explore Site Chain Wall, here we always see a few Sharks but this time we only saw two, but the visibility was great and we had some very friendly Groupers on the wall and some Silver Sides in a craves that give and awesome opportunity for photos and videos, for the rest of the day we move over to Light House Reef, where we saw the biggest Green Moray ever seen, on our night dive we saw a Large eye Toad Fish, Slipper Lobster some amazing Hermit Crabs and a Neck Crab out on a hunt on the sand,
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Thursday was a little bleakly weather-wise, but the enthusiasm onboard was hard to beat, we dove at Painted wall and saw a friendly Turtle chumming on the Reef, meanwhile a Green Moray was being photograph by others, this is a very shallow reef dive with a wall, and a lot of Gorgonians, Elephant Sponges, Vase Sponge, friendly Spotted Eagle Ray and Tunicates over the wall, even though it was a little rainy at first but it still ended being a great dive, It was Big John best dive for the week. Crossing over to Turneffe added excitement as rumors started about the Illusive white Spotted Toad Fish, with weather being bleakly possibly made it even better for they come out even more, and so it was The DM on that dive delivered again.
We then move over to Front Porch, a turtle was seen and a Green Moray came face to face with Tobin and Julie got an awesome photo to prove it, someone else saw the same Moray checking them out as they swim on the wall. That night we move over to Black Beauty where we Dove our two last dive for the week, and again saw our elusive Spotted Toad Fish
The entire week was extremely fun on board and underwater, all of our dive buddies, new and returning friends and family made it so incredible. From all of the crew of the Belize Aggressor IV we would like to thank you for joining us, and we look forward to the opportunity to spend time together again. WE LOVEYOU, BE SAFE!!


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Hades' Carnival, Book 6
Tilly Ledet has long been a friend of the immortal, shape-shifting warriors who follow the Lady of the Beasts, a willing helper in their battle against Hades. But now that Hades is free and unable to touch the warriors, Tilly is fair game.
When Phoenix shows up insisting she drop everything to go into hiding, Tilly balks. Phoenix is strong and courageous, but when she imagines being in his arms, the protective barriers guarding her heart slam down.
For the first time in his immortal life, Phoenix feels fear. Not for himself, but for the woman whose beauty and forthright nature heat both his mind and body. While one kiss easily ignites her passion, claiming her as his own will take more than heat.
It may require a sacrifice that could send them both up in flames.
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- Jane's background includes 25 years of dedicated service to the fields of international education, English as a second language instruction and intercultural communication. Prior to joining Clark College, she served as the Assistant Director of International Education at Portland Community College, Coordinator of International Exchange Programs at the University of Oregon, Director of International Programs at Centralia College and English language program director and instructor for Associates in Cultural Exchange. Jane has lived and worked in Japan, Poland and Australia and has traveled in over 27 countries. She looks forward to promoting comprehensive internationalization and supporting international and study abroad students and programs. Her greatest professional joy is to help students succeed. Her greatest personal joy is to achieve "Il dolce far niente".
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15th September 2018
Due to the success of our first event in 2016 and continued success of our 2017 event, Ridge Runner have the opportunity to expand to have another event this time in the Midlands.
Located on the grounds of Ancaster Leisure, Ancaster, NG32 3PY.
Ridge Runner Midlands has an event type for everyone!
10KM Route
Team Competition
Mini Ridge Runner
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Ridge Runner's new 10km obstacle course run came to Southampton on the 1.9.16. Over 250 runners braved the wet and thundery weather to take on the challenge of over 30 obstacles on a variety of natural terrain.
The course expanded over 10 km of the Broadlands Estate and started and finished at Ridge Farm Obstacles included a variety of climbing walls and fences, jumping lily pads across the lake, a ridge swamp, water slide, monkey bars, monkey rings, cargo nets and the leap of faith across the Dragons Back at the end. Runners had to be prepared to run, swim and climb their way through the course.


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Saxon Innovations is an intellectual property licensing company that enables innovative technologies. The company is focused on a wide variety of growing technologies including networking, wireless and wired voice and data communications, computers, data storage devices, entertainment and gaming systems and other consumer electronics. The current Saxon Innovations patent portfolio is comprised of over 180 U.S. patents covering technology that originated from AMD and its spin off Legerity.
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Telefonix pay the utmost attention to going the extra mile to help you understand technology and to make your technology acquisition a transparent, comfortable one, backed up by as much information as you need and as many demonstrations as you should ever want. That's why we're here - to help you.
Telefonix credentials include Avaya SME Expert, Avaya Partner in Customer Excellence and Microsoft Small Business Specialist. Besides our experience of the IP Office system with over 2500 installs under our belt, Telefonix Voice & Data also has a unique set of IP Office phone system packages unique to the UK.
Join us in our CEC for a personalised look at your office phone system project.
Talk To Us We know everything there is to know about IP Office. If you have an unusual requirement, talk to us!
Demo Spend some time with us going over your project in detail, make sure it does exactly what you need.
Because of its position as market leader, IP Office benefits from the widest availability of specialist vertical or pure CTI telephony software in the business. All sorts of software is available that extends the IP Office platform. There is also a further range of specialist vertical applications (such as hospitality or healthcare) that can be bolted onto IP Office, with quality assurance provided through the Avaya Devconnect certification programme
Telefonix Voice & Data offer four levels of call recording for IP Office, from Voicemail Pro, which has free tamper-proof recording included as standard, to Redbox recorders, encrypted call recording to at national security levels. Typically, most of our customers either stay with the inbuilt features or Voicemail Pro or have their call recording as an add-on service provided by Tim. Read more about IP Office Call Recording.
IP Office Call logging packages come principally from two third party vendors, Tri-line (the 'Tim' product suite) and Oak. Both of these are Avaya DevConnect partners and quality is assured with either: however we have a preference for the Tri-line products because they have the same functionality as Oak but are much more competitively priced. Read more about IP Office Call Logging.
Although Avaya's main call centre solution tends to be through Avaya Call Centre/Avaya Aura, this is more than five times as expensive as using IP Office, and for call centres with less than 384 agents, the best solution is to use 3rd party Zeacom software. Zeacom is an Avaya IP Office contact and call centre solution for organisations with contact and call centres with between five and 384 agents.
IP Office Contact Centre come in two flavours - Avaya's own contact centre package (Avaya Customer Call Reporter) and, covered elsewhere, the 3rd party Zeacom contact centre software. Zeacom is the more sophisticated of the two, catering up to 384 agents, but for the SME that seeks to organise its customer service people, Avaya Customer Call Reporter gives a good initial package and starting point.
IP Office gives users presence information in one of three ways within Avaya's own software: IP Office Phone Manager Lite (free), IP Office Phone Manager Pro (paid-for version of lite with extra features) and IP Office One-X (Phone Manager's replacement). There is also a very good dedicated 3rd party presence app Advatel inTouch, which shows presence inside Outlook (which means you don't need to have any other applications other than Outlook open).
IP Office does not have an intrinsic Avaya outbound or inbound dialer as Avaya exclusively concentrate this functionality built by themselves in their more expensive Aura enterprise platform. However, there are some excellent 3rd party IP Office dialers available which range from the enterprise-level Rostrum (trademarked Rostrvm) dialer package to the SME-orientated Telefonix dialer addon.
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About Us
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Oswego Figure Skating Club, Inc.
PO Box 844
Oswego, NY 13126
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Professional Staff
The Oswego Figure Skating Club is proud authorize these professionals for teaching on club ice. They represent some of the finest skaters and teachers in Central New York.
Professional Coaches:
Category A: Coach/choreographers of qualifying levels of skater(s) at qualifying events and for skater(s) under categories B and C.
Jeremy Balcom
Mary Kate Dehm
Category B: Coach/choreographers of non-qualifying skater(s) at non-qualifying competitions and/or test sessions and for skater(s) under category C.
Taylor Walpole
Alexis Sheridan
Category C: Coach of Basic Skills levels (Group or private lessons) only.
Junior Professional Coaches:
Category C: Coach of Basic Skills levels (Group or private lessons) only.
Natalie Chubon
It is with great sadness that we mark the passing of Coach Renee Epps. Renee has coached many skaters from the Pre-Preliminary level to the Gold Level In Freestyle, Moves in the Field & Ice Dancing at club, Regional, State, and National competitions. Her students included Numerous Gold Medalists at Local, Regional and State Competitions, the 2002 Empire State Games Intermediate Ladies Gold Medalist, 2002 Empire State Games Senior Ladies Silver Medalist, 2002 Empire State Games Similar Pairs Silver Medalists, 2008 Empire State Games Intermediate Ladies Silver Medalist, and the 2008 Pewter Medalist at the North Atlantic Championships.
The Renee D. Epps Memorial Scholarship has been established to honor her memory and commitment to skating. For more information on how to apply, please go to
The Renee Run's is a certified 5k run/walk to benefit the Renee D. Epps Scholarship fund. This race is held the last Sunday in September each year. You can register at
For more information on the race, please contact Lisa Walpole at 315-402-4414.
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Jedediah's is committed to serving a fresh taste of the old West via high quality food, unwavering customer service, and earth-friendly operations.
With venues that serve both tourists and locals alike, we strive to deliver experiences that positively represent the communities in which we live and work.
Jedediah's is Jackson's Largest Special Occasion Food Service
We are the largest provider of special dining experiences in Jackson Hole, serving high quality food in unique mountain settings.
- 176,000 meals a year at Jackson Hole Airport
- 67,000 meals a year at Missoula Airport
- 3,000 private jet catering orders in 2015
- 60 large event caterings in 2015
Where You'll Find Us
- The Jedediah's Corporation is recognized as a piece of Jackson Hole heritage dating back to the Original House of Sourdough founded in 1979.
- Original sourdough starter from 1800's is still in use today and sold globally
- Private jet catering since 2003
- Jackson Hole Airport since 2006
- Missoula Airport since 2011
- Aspen/Pitkin County Airport since 2017
- Elks Club – special events caterer
- Center for the Arts – hospitality caterer
- JacksonHoleLive – hospitality caterer
- Private home caterer
- Vacation home caterer
Experienced At Making Memories
Beyond preparing and serving food, our team is experienced in delivering the entire spectrum of catered events.
- Weddings
- Family Reunions
- Fundraisers
- Corporate Meetings
- Private Parties


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Letter to the Editor: School board members from Edmonds and Seattle endorse Fralick
Sunday, November 5, 2017
Update: See clarification to letter headline
To the Editor:
An analyst by profession, she wrote her MA thesis on education policy and worked for a non-profit research company that designed more efficient and responsive governments (including schools) for local residents. She worked for the City of Kirkland in the Economic Development office and served on Shoreline's Economic Development Advisory Committee.
She understands the importance of multiple pathways to graduation, equity and inclusion, and safety for every student among other important matters. She has a child in Shoreline Public Schools, and will listen to, advocate for and support communities, families, and educators who are the key stakeholders in public education. She has been endorsed by the National Women's Political Caucus, King County Labor Council, Equal Rights Washington, King County Democrats, State Sen. Maralyn Chase, and State Representatives Cindy Ryu, Gerry Pollet and Javier Valdez.
Please vote for Heather: http://electheatherfralick.com/
Carin Chase, Edmonds
Sally Soriano, Seattle


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Enjoy the perfect Park City vacation in this 4 br / 4.5 ba townhome located within walking distance from Snow Park Lodge at the base of Deer Valley Resort. And also very near to Main Street in Park City.
Newly remodeled, this townhome features premium finishes, including slate, wood and carpeted floors, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, well-equipped kitchen and full-sized laundry room. The kitchen is fully stocked with dishes, pans, silverware and glassware. Basically anything you need to have an effortless vacation will be here. Just bring your suitcase.
The main level includes an open floor plan kitchen, living and dining room area. The kitchen is large with plenty of cabinets and counterspace. The dining table seats 8 and the bar area seats 4. The main floor is accessed by the front door and also includes a powder room. Additionally the 4th bedroom is on the main floor of this townhouse. This 4th bedroom includes twin bunks plus an additional single bed, a small dresser and TV. Off this bedroom is a private / en-suite bathroom including a shower, toilet and small walk-in closet.
The upper level includes three bedrooms and three private / en-suite bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms have king beds and the third has a queen bed. Vaulted ceilings, TVs, dressers and premium touches make this floor a wonderful place for multiple families or generations to stay with privacy.
The lower level includes an oversized double garage which provides ample room for a car or two (although you don't need one!). There is also a separate entry area off the garage where you can store clothes, boots, hats and mits in a warm, yet tucked-away place.
The back patio is surrounded by nature and aspen trees, and includes a private brand new hot tub. A beautiful place to relax after a long day of skiing, biking or hiking.
This is a very special place which is impeccably cared for. We hope you enjoy your stay in this gorgeous and perfectly situated townhome!
This conveniently-located townhome is located on the free bus route, which many locals and frequent visitors love as an easy way to get around town. The free bus or the private skier shuttle (winter) will take you to Deer Valley Resort (if you don't want to walk).
For summer travelers, this perfectly located Park City townhome is near to Deer Valley Plaza which is a mellow hub of activities in the summer. Also very near to Snow Park Lodge at the base of Deer Valley Resort where outdoor summer concerts are a must see. We have mountain bikes in garage. And the deck off the family room / dining room is perfect to enjoy summer breezes. We do not have air conditioning, nor do many homes in Park City, as we have found it's rarely if ever needed. An easy walk to Main Street, Park City. Enjoy the summer! Some will argue it's the best season in Park City.
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Cross the Bridge
- Author:Kathy
- Source:www.oceanchinachem.com
- Release on :2016-04-11
There is a treacherous canyon topography, at the bottom of the pentium the fast-flowing water, the bridge is a few root which bare cable between the cliffs.
A line of four people came to the bridge, a blind, deaf, and the two normal people. Four people one by one, seize the iron chain and go ahead in the air.
What's the result? The blind, the deaf across the bridge, a normal people who is across the bridge, the other is down the deep died.
Is that means the normal one who is not as good as the blind and the deaf?
Yes! His weakness is due to he can hear and see well.
The blind man said, "cause I can see nothing , don't know how dangerous the mountain is, so I climbing calmly."
Deaf people said, "my ears can't hear anything, including the roaring shout under my feet, fear less a lot."
The man across the bridge of the normal people said: "I crossed my bridge, no matter how high the mountain it is to be, no matter how the rushing river roaring, just pay attention to stable of each step ."
Truth: To face the surrounding environment actively, not to intimidate by bluffing, you know, the most are paper tigers, only have a heart to face and proactive to rule out a bluff to intimidate you.
Our company Hubei Ocean Biotech Co,.Ltd. has gained good reputation at domestic and abroad market. We always be active to face the complicated market. We sincerely hope to cooperate with you and create a successful future together!


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Appointments Policies
Appointments can be made by calling our office during normal business hours. Existing patients can also schedule appointments using our patient portal.
New Patient
As a new patient, there is paperwork that will need to be filled out before you can be seen. In order to be seen at your appointment time, we ask that you arrive 30 minutes prior to your first appointment to fill out paperwork. If this is not possible, we would be happy to mail or email the paperwork to you upon request to fill out ahead of time. It is also available on our website for your convenience.
When you are planning your visit with us, keep in mind that we will likely ask for a urine sample. If you have to urinate before you fill out your paperwork, please let the receptionist know and you can leave your urine sample when you first arrive.
We understand that there are events outside of your control that may cause you to be late to your appointment. If this happens, please call to let us know as soon as possible. We will do our best to accommodate you and see you as soon as we can. However, if you are more than 15 minutes late to your appointment, especially if you are a new patient who needs to fill out paperwork, you may need to be rescheduled. This will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
If you cannot make it to an appointment, please call and let us know as soon as you can so that another patient may take your spot on the schedule. If you do not call to cancel and do not show up for your appointment, you may be charged a no-show fee. If you do not call and do not show for three appointments in a row, we will not reschedule you.
Vasectomies and circumcisions require more time than a normal new patient or follow-up visit. Therefore, not showing up to a vasectomy or circumcision appointment takes away much more time that could be used for other patients who would like to come to the office. No-show fees for these visits are higher than for regular visits.
Opioid Policy
We, at the Denver Urology Clinic, understand that there is an opioid epidemic in our country. In 2016, 116 people died every day opioid-related drug overdoses. Many of these began using opioids with a legal prescription from a doctor. Many also receive their first opioid from a friend or family member who has extra medication from a legal prescription.
Healthcare providers have an active role to play in reversing this epidemic. We are rethinking the ways that we treat pain. There are times when a prescription for an opioid is appropriate, but we use alternatives whenever possible.
For more information about this topic, here are helpful websites:
After Hours & Emergency Care
If you are experiencing an emergency, dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For all other calls, an on-call physician is available 24-hours a day, 7-days a week.
Prescription Renewals
Prescriptions are renewed during normal office hours. Please call (303) 388-9321 Monday – Friday from 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM. In some instances, it may be necessary that you be seen in our office prior to medication renewal.
All office visits are payable at the time of service. We accept cash, checks, and most major credit cards and debit cards. Please contact our billing office should you have any financial questions or concerns.


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The Thalanany Award
The Thalanany award is made in memory of Elizabeth Anita Matthews, who qualified as a Speech and Language Therapist from City University in 1989 but who sadly died in 1998 well before she got the chance to realise her full potential.
Elizabeth exemplified all the excellent qualities in an SLT and the award is given to one student in each academic year who achieves the highest clinical marks over the course of their studies, marking Elizabeth's particular passion during her education at City.
The 2009/2010 winner of the Thalanany Prize was Zula Haigh.
In 2008/2009 the winner was Charlotte Lynch.
In the 2007/2008 academic year, the award was won by Rebecca Owen.


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Project Lifesaver – Bringing Loved Ones With Autism Home
Technology you can rely on. Protection you can trust. Read More
June 20, 2013
Project Lifesaver – Bringing Loved Ones With Autism Home
Technology you can rely on. Protection you can trust. Read More
June 20, 2013
Drowning Doesn't Look Like Drowning
Most people don't recognize the true signs of drowning. Drowning is almost always a deceptively quiet event. Find out what to watch for and learn about the "Instinctive Drowning Response"... it could save a life. Read More
June 19, 2013
Autism & Wandering: 20 Ways To Help Ensure The Safety Of Our Autistic Loved Ones
Using even one could save a life Read More
June 1, 2013
Autism Community Reels: Three Drowning Deaths in One Week
The autism community is reeling with the news that three autistic children have drowned in just over a week. These tragic deaths highlight the need for more and better research into the issue of autistic wandering, more properly termed "elopement." Read More
May 31, 2013
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The Wrong Questions Are Being Asked About Mikaela Lynch
Lori McIlwain, Executive Director of the National Autism Association, reinforces the importance of society recognizing and responding to the problem of people with Autism wandering. She also addresses the criticisms that have unfairly been directed to the parents of Mikaela Lynch, a little girl on the Spectrum who tragically met... Read More
May 17, 2013
Half Of All Autistic Kids Will Run Away, Tragedy Often Follows
Nearly half of all children with autism will run away and potentially go missing at least once before their 17th birthday, according to a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Of those who run away, what clinicians call "eloping," many will be found dead. Read More
May 4, 2013
Suicide Risk in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
A new study provides important information regarding the risk factors related to suicide in children and youth with ASD. A major finding is that many of the predictors of and variables associated with suicide behavior in adolescent and adult psychiatric and nonpsychiatric samples are also found in children with ASD.... Read More
March 8, 2013
Regulations Needed To Keep Developmentally Disabled Safe?
There are too many cases that spotlight a gap in residential adult care facility regulations. While facility staff are required to contact the state... Read More
December 6, 2012
Study: Parents Get Little Help for Autistic Kids Who Wander
In the first study to gauge how commonly kids with autism spectrum disorders wander, or "elope," researchers found that half of 1,367 surveyed... Read More
October 8, 2012
Mother Upset After Autistic Daughter Went Missing
The mother of a girl with autism has contacted Ontario's premier after her daughter left her school without anyone noticing. Read More
October 5, 2012
Advocacy & Awareness Incidents, Wrongdoings & Misfortunes Safety Wandering & Bolting
Autistic Boy, 11, Dies After Hit By SUV
An 11-year-old boy who had autism died when he was hit by a sports utility vehicle as he tried to cross the Interstate 10 service... Read More
October 5, 2012
Advocacy & Awareness Incidents, Wrongdoings & Misfortunes Safety Wandering & Bolting
Big Red Safety Boxes Now Available!
The National Autism Society is offering Big Red Safety Boxes to families who have children on the Autism Spectrum as part of their continuing... Read More
August 2, 2012
Traffic Safety For Children With Special Needs
Brenda Kosky Deskin, Founder and Editor of AutismBeacon.com, guest blogs on FriendshipCircle.org about traffic safety for children with special needs. Included are... Read More
July 25, 2012
Brenda's Guest Blogs On Other Sites How To's Safety Car Safety General Safety
This important resource created by Autism Speaks provides includes the following vital information: How to Talk About Sexuality; How to Prevent Sexual Abuse; Warning Signs of Sexual Abuse; Getting Help; Resources Read More
July 22, 2012
Why Is My Child Eloping And What Can I Do?
Abby Twyman, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, discusses the importance of determining why a child is eloping or running off, and then provides some suggestions as to how to prevent the behavior from occuring. Read More
July 22, 2012
Seizures: What To Do When You See One
Chaim Colen, MD, PhD, director of neurosurgical oncology and epilepsy surgery at Beaumont Hospital in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, provides step-by-step clear advice as to what you should and should not do to assist an invidivual who is having a seizure. Read More
July 20, 2012
Autistic Man Survives for 3 Weeks in Utah Desert Eating Roots and Frogs
A 28-year-old autistic man from Colorado who had been living on frogs and roots for weeks while wandering the remote Escalante Desert of southern Utah was found emaciated but alive, authorities said. Read More
July 14, 2012
Safety Tip: Take A Picture Of Your Child Every Time You Go Out
It could be a life-saver! Read More
July 12, 2012
Family Of Scotty Meyer Thanks Rescuers, Speaks Out About Ordeal
It's been an emotional roller coaster for the Meyer family. A touching video recounts the family's immense sense of gratitude and relief after their autistic son, Scotty, was found after disappearing from their home last week. Read More
July 9, 2012
Missing 5-Year-Old Wisconsin Boy Found Safe
Scotty has autism and disappeared from his family home in Oak Grove, Wis., Tuesday before noon. He was reportedly found in a wooded area near the Mississippi River. Read More
July 4, 2012
Working On Behalf Of Son With Autism
When Joe Lettieri drives by the new street sign warning people to drive carefully and slowly, he can't help but feel proud. Read More
June 26, 2012
Parking Permits To Parents Of Autistic Children
Israel's Minister of Transportation, Yisrael Katz, has ordered issuance of disability parking permits to parents of children diagnosed with Autism. Read More
June 24, 2012
Boy, 15, With Autism Found 2 Days After Disappearing: 'Hello Mommy'
A teenager with Autism ran off from Comer Children's Hospital on the South Side of Chicago while with his father late Tuesday afternoon. He was found this morning on a bike path in Glenview, about 25 miles from where he disappeared. Read More
June 21, 2012
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HEAVEN: Mere hours after passing through the pearly gates this morning, Singapore's founding father, Mentor Minister Lee Kuan Yew rolled up his sleeves and transformed Heaven from a celestial backwater into a trans-dimensional economic powerhouse.
"The moment he arrived he was enforcing cleanliness, eliminating corruption and attracting massive wealth and investment into our realm," said a heavenly being, "he also increased Heaven's size with his ambitious cloud reclamation programme!"
"Mr Lee Kwan Yew also introduced compulsory National Service to defend Heaven, strict punishment for those who spit or chew gum, and HDB (Heavenly Development Board) homes for everyone!" said a celestial resident "he really is an extraordinary man and we're delighted to have him up here!"
LKW did pass on a message of hope to his mourning people. "Don't worry about me my dear Singaporeans, I am in a better, less expensive place. So please, work and study hard, always vote PAP, push to the back of the MRT, and queue patiently for that thing you want at the mall."
"If life ever gets you down, take comfort remembering Singapore will always be safer, cleaner and richer than Malaysia!"
In closing, Lee Kuan Yew warned he will send lightning and rain to any Singaporeans planning overseas holidays during the upcoming S50 long weekend, so may as well celebrate at home leh.


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Navigating files and folders in Windows has – it's true – become easier with each successive release, but there's still one major problem that's never been addressed by Microsoft: the single folder view. Despite the existence of the Favorites Bar, copying or moving files from one folder to another usually involves opening two separate folder windows.
You then manually have to manually browse to the source and destination folder before you can drag files between them.
File explorer tools are ten-a-penny, with the most notable improvement being that you can view two or even four folders at once in single window, making copying and navigating a quick and easy affair. Multi Commander only offers a choice of single or dual panes for viewing folders, but you can open multiple tabs in each window, allowing you to create shortcuts to favourite folders that you can easily switch between for file management purposes.
A large number of buttons – all customisable - sit underneath the two panes giving you access to shortcuts, selection tools (such as images or MP3 files), system tools and various folder-based tweaks, like being able to hide DLLs from view. It also comes with built-in capabilities for accessing the Registry, viewing remote folders via FTP and opening a range of compressed archives, including 7zip, RAR and TAR in addition to Zip.
There are some useful tools thrown in for good measure: manage file and folder permissions, forcibly end stubborn processes, pack and unpack archives and create symbolic links and junctions in addition to regular shortcuts. There are also basic media management tools and a built-in file viewer for peeking at the code behind a file, all adding up to a tool that is well on its way to becoming your one-stop shop for all matters file-related.
The program interface is fully customisable, but a little drab and overwhelming for our liking in its default state – however, there's little doubting its raw power and potential, and the fact it's now free makes it a tool well worth checking out, although the author has warned it may revert to a paid-for license in the future.
Version 8.3.0 Build 2469 changes (Changelog):
- Executing generate bat script can now accept parameters from commandline field
- Can now select Skip All when error is SOURCE and TARGET is same path
- Create new shell item will now logout what is happening. Some users have issue with this, and this might solve why
- Invert selection now works better in Windows Explorer Mode
- Image library failed on PSD files.. remove PSD support since it was very buggy
- Now support more then 300 UserDefinedCommand, New limit is 600
- 2 Stability issue reported by crash report system


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Adam Gopnik has a piece in this week's New Yorker about cooking in literature and comes up with four ways that writers use food in their novels.
First, he says, there is the "food that is served by an author to characters who are not expected to taste it." He says that this kind of food is a step out of the action, a little down time in the busy character's life. What's key, he says is that there isn't any appraisal of the food (i.e., was it good, surprising, satisfying, disappointing). I have definitely had meals like that where the point is just to have a break. It doesn't matter what or where it is, it is so forgettable; I just need to sit down. Gopnik writes that the food, in these instances, is "interchangeable," and I couldn't agree more.
The next kind of food in literature is food that the author conjures up and is "served by an author to characters in order to show who they are." This is my dinner parry food, or why else would I have ever made (or made great effort to learn to pronounce) gougère (cheese puffs), wassail, and so on. Scrooge has his bowl of gruel before the fire, Salinger's Esmé drinks tea, and once I served up Francis Moore Lappé's Peanut Butter Balls at an A's game.
Gopnik goes on to say that an author "cooks for characters in order to eat with them." That sounds so hospitable to me. These writers are à table. We get to do everything but taste it. I feel like this when I wander through Whole Foods and they have all of those prepared meals on display. I never buy the Nut-Crusted Trout, the Roast Beef with Grilled Red Onions and Bleu Cheese or the Chili Lime Basil Tofu Salad, but it's entertaining to glide past the perfect-looking dishes with their rosemary spear garnishes.
Last is the author that cooks something up and "actually serves the reader." These writers, according to Gopnik, invite us into the kitchen and make us feel as if we're with the characters in real time. Think of Ma Ingalls cooking with her spider on the prairie. My mind goes to film with Stanley Tucci whipping up some eggs in Big Night. Gopnik looks at Ian McEwan's Saturday, where the protagonist cooks up a Bouillabaisse. That's a memorable scene for me because I love to sit around in a kitchen and watch people cook. More than that, I love to actually cook with other people. Even though I write about my attempts at getting the dinner on the table, my joy in cooking comes from the joint effort. I like chopping while my father-in-law sautés. I like to grill while someone else makes the salad. I love being in the kitchen with The Husband as we pull a meal together. And one of my biggest thrills is cooking with The Girl, who cannot only crack an egg, but knows how to measure and sift.
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With the holiday season just around the corner, everyone is starting to become jollier and getting into the mood of the "most wonderful time of the year." But no matter what your holiday traditions are there's one thing that is universal about them all. Music. Here's some of your favorite bands with their versions of Christmas songs to get you into the holiday spirit.
This Wild Life – "Sleigh Ride"
"Just hear those sleigh bells jingling, ring-ting-tingling too. Come on, it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you." Everyone knows the famous song that uses instruments to sound like horses but This Wild Life's version of Sleigh Ride is a little bit more relaxed yet still can get anyone into the holiday spirit!
The Summer Set – "This Christmas"
"This Christmas will be a very special Christmas for me." The holiday season is full of love. Whether it be with family or a significant other the holidays are about spending time with the people who mean the most to you. Feel the love in The Summer Set's version of This Christmas!
All Time Low – "Merry Christmas, Kiss My Ass"
"So I wrote you a song, hope that you sing along, and it goes 'Merry Christmas.. Kiss my ass!" The complete opposite of a positive Christmas song, but All Time Low's Merry Christmas, Kiss My Ass is still a fun song to listen to during the holiday season; and it's also capable of putting a smile on your face during a rough day.
Panic! At The Disco – "White Christmas"
"I'm dreaming of a white Christmas. Just like the ones I used to know." Brendon Urie channels is beautiful lower range in Panic! At The Disco's version of White Christmas, that can make anyone wish it was snowing; even if you hate the cold.
Against The Current – "All I Want For Christmas Is You"
"'Cause I just want you for my own, more than you could ever know. Make my wish come true. Baby all I want for Christmas is you." Possibly one of the most popular Christmas songs to date. Against The Current put a pop punk twist on a classic pop holiday song in their version of All I Want For Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey.
Green Day – "Xmas Time Of The Year"
"Tonight friends are what it's worth, peace and love on Earth, and another year giving thanks again. Somewhere around a plastic manger giving thanks to strangers, Christmas time of the year." Ok, we know its not a cover, but how can we not include this one? It's a festive punk anthem from Green Day, capable of turning even the most un-spirited Grinch into a happy who even just for a moment.
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The Benefits of Student Hypermedia Authoring
By Jamie Myers
Paper presented at the Korean Association of Multimedia Assisted Language Learning
Seoul, Korea
October 3, 2002
When students author hypermedia texts, they transform literacy pedagogy and practice. First, their levels of motivation increase as they are able to bring multiple forms of communication together in a single computer environment. Second, their knowledge levels increase through the extensive decision making required to connect all the media texts into one hypermedia project. Third, the experience of juxtaposing different representations about a topic or issue supports a critical literacy practice. Together, these benefits lead to greater levels of agency, consciousness, and participation in the social construction of identity, relationships, and community values. This paper will seek to illustrate these pedagogical benefits by drawing from several studies in which first and second language learners authored hypermedia texts. Some consideration will be given to the technological issues involved in supporting student hypermedia authoring.
Motivation through the hypermedia computer tools
Literacy used to be defined as the writing and reading of printed texts. School was built around these printed books, assigning chapters to be read, notes to be taken, papers to be written, and tests to be passed. If history were to have given us two great inventions in the same century-- the printing press and the television tube -- is there really any doubt about what form of representation would have captured our minds.
And of course, before print literacy became the dominant value, art and music provided tools to represent life and to construct a common experience.
Print is really quite amazing. Here we have a code of white space and black marks that inscribes our spoken word and carries it across time, space, and people. We convert the code to its spoken correspondences and immediately enter into the negotiation of meaning about another's life experiences.
The printed words are two layers away from first hand experience, yet they offer a challenge to the writer to capture the essence of first hand experience, and an opportunity to the reader to fill in the details of the image by drawing from his or her own experience. Yet, even though print offers the reader a great range in the exercise of the imagination, students are often resistant to reading assignments and often find some books very difficult to visualize or understand.
Video on the other hand is quite mesmerizing. We see and hear simultaneously what must be taken as reality. It may lack some three dimensionality, but that too has been overcome in the hologram. We feel that we are having an immediate experience of reality, instead of the pretend experience we feel when bringing printed words to life in our mind's imagination. The image is compelling. We love to hold a camera and capture the essence of our experience because, later, when we share the images, a thousand words will be spoken by one small picture.
Images produce a differing effect from words in that the meaning of the video seems self-evident; whereas, words always must be interpreted. However, which words make up the thousand demand imagination and negotiation as much as print. While all texts as media must be interpreted, the experience of video does for most students have a far greater appeal than a printed text. It is this appeal of image and sound that has so motivated the authors of hypermedia in the many projects I have supported over the last decade. Students as young as 13 and as old as 53 have expressed excitement while creating hypermedia projects for playback over the world wide web.
High levels of motivation have been noted in both first and second language learners, because the images and sounds of a video can communicate with global viewers regardless of their ability to speak the same language as the author. In fact, many of the second language authors of hypermedia videos believe that the videos can better express the ideas they wish to communicate because of language barriers that can frustrate their linguistic explanations of experiences and ideas.
Most of the video authoring has been done using a software program called Adobe Premiere. Premiere is an excellent cross-platform program that will use most any computer inputs for converting audio, video, or camera images into digital formats for video production. It often comes packaged with a digitizing board that can be added to a computer.
Computer video authoring in the past often required the connection of a VCR with analog or S-video cables to the computer for capturing and exporting video images into the Premiere software. The newest computers and versions of the software provide for the latest DV technologies in which the images and sounds are carried simultaneously across the firewire cable that connects the newest video cameras to the computer. Apple's iMovie video creation software made the earliest and most complete use of this connection technology. All you need to do is connect your camera and Macintosh computer with a firewire cable and you can instantly run your camera from the keyboard.
With the growth of the world wide web and the improvement of video creation software, most any tool will provide several menu driven options for finalizing an edited movie and exporting it in the correct format for playback on a web site. Because video editing work is memory intensive, the projects are compressed for web playback to most often play in a window that is 320 by 240 pixels with approximately 15 frames per second. Some of the compression processes, such as Sorrenson 3, can shrink a video project from 964.4 MB to 10.4 MB.
Constructing Knowledge through Hypermedia
While the motivation for authoring video springs forth from the computer tools easily available, a fundamental question must focus on the benefits of the authoring for students' learning and thinking.
I have witnessed authors who became so enthralled with the power of the tools that they quickly amassed a series of images and music without much reflective thought or critical examination of the ideas offered through the video. They were just so captivated that they didn't step back from each image and ask, "What ideas might be sent by this image?" and "What problems do the ideas in my project create for others?" Often it is hard to determine the focusing idea of the project.
However, in the vast majority of cases, authors carefully consider the selection of content and the organization of that content into their hypermedia production.
By far the greatest difficulty for students in authoring hypermedia video is deciding when to be done with a video project. Authors sort through countless images searching for just the right ones to covey their ideas. They also spend hours adjusting the length of images to better correspond with the soundtrack of words or music. In these cases, authors examine the potential meanings of their video in relation to knowledge domains being constructed through the video authoring activity. Even if a student chooses to author a video based on extensive personal experience, the organization of the image and sound in the linear timeline of a video requires the development of underlying knowledge structures as a basis for video making decisions.
The construction of knowledge as a consequence of hypermedia authoring is realized in two main variations. First, the students may be creating a hypermedia project about a topic or idea for which they do not have much prior knowledge. As the develop the project, they engage in extensive research about the topic and locate many different media texts that provide a first hand experience of the topic, and that describe the relevant issues of the topic in a more analytic fashion. The learners must interconnect these various texts to construct a knowledge base of idea patterns that make sense of all these different texts, and can be then used to turn around and tell an organized story about the sense of these images and sounds and words.
Again, in the process, the author learns far more about the topic than the viewer of the hypermedia will interpret, because so much more depth of understanding was invested in each editing decision, many of which will be missed by even the most attentive viewer. That is why, in most instances, the hypermedia product itself is unimportant because the central learning benefit came in the making of the product, not the viewing of it.
The second variation of learning through hypermedia authoring is represented when the author is working from personal experience rather than researching a new topic, idea or theme. The knowledge produced in these contexts might be called self-awareness or reflective thinking. Many authors take some personally significant idea or experience as the basis for their hypermedia production. During the authoring of their story, they often reflect on their own representations, and make adjustments to tell a story that is most true to their experience. But, often the images and sounds create doubt about the truth of their experience, particularly when they view them.
The creation of the hypermedia project on the computer actually creates a distance between experience and its representation that helps the author reflect upon the possible meanings of that experience in new ways when viewing it on the computer, often with one or two other peers working in small groups.
A sense of audience provides a significant boost to reflective thinking for hypermedia authors. The computer and the world wide web give an instant audience to every hypermedia author, as their projects are quickly published on the web.
Supporting critical literacy through hypermedia authoring
More fundamental to issues of learning and knowledge, are the ability of hypermedia to foster critical thinking. I offer as a definition of critical literacy and critical thinking as an ability to identify how the context shapes or frames the particular meaning of a text, image, or sound. As part of this context, a critical thinker can identify beliefs or values that must be held within this context for the text to have a particular meaning. Based on this critical analysis, the hypermedia author can juxtapose texts, images, and sounds, in such a way as to make obvious the underlying values and beliefs that frame meanings.
Such juxtapositions often have the effect of disrupting the typical meanings for images or music whether the juxtaposition involves the simultaneous or sequential experience of two texts. The ultimate goal of hypermedia authoring is the creation of such a critical literacy practice in which authors realize that they can critique the meanings for texts by juxtapositioning texts to generate multiple or contradictory meanings.
Not all students quickly grasp their power to shift the meaning of one image by carefully selecting a corresponding sound or sequential image that has meaning within a contrary ideology. Each text then raises questions about the other's systems of belief, that must then be resolved through further gathering and examining of experience. This aspect of hypermedia authoring is essential because it helps to counteract the power of the video image to be taken as first hand reality.
Asking students to carefully consider the juxtapositions in their hypermedia projects encourages them to raise questions about each representation and how all language acts frame our own possible identities, relationships, and values.
Hypermedia authoring offers tools for creating cultures of critical democracy. But, to realize such a goal, students' projects and products, learning and knowledge, cannot be directed towards the reproduction of commercialized images that homogenize culture on a global scale. Instead, students must use the images, sounds, and words of the world to deconstruct within their own hypermedia creations, the dialectical connections between ideologies, texts, and our preceptions of reality.


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Year-End Tax Update: Important Tax Issues to Consider
With President Obama re-elected, now is the time for hedge fund managers to consider some important tax issues and potential law changes. The possible expiration of Bush-era tax cuts, enactment of several new provisions, and not much time left in 2012 make for a "perfect storm" in the tax planning world. The following are some key areas to focus on as year-end approaches:
- Increase in individual tax rates – The current individual tax rates in place for 2012 range from 10% and increase to 35% based on taxable income (gross income less allowable deductions). The rates after 2012 are set to increase to a range of 15% to 39.6%. Funds should consider accelerating ordinary income into 2012 to take advantage of the lower brackets.
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Geologic Dating of the Entiat, Stayman, Knapp Coulee, and Orondo Rockshelter Archaeological Sites
Author(s): Roald Fryxell
Year: 1961
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Cultural Chronology • Dating • North Central Highlands Unit • Prehistory • Rockshelter • Technology
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Sponsor(s): Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, Olympia, WA
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Hi, how is everyone doing?!
So I'm really bad at Instagram photo challenges. I didn't know that in June, but I definitely know that now, in September. I tried to do two different challenges and have a total of, like, 16 photos… for two months. Hahaha. Oops. Photo challenges are hard! I figured I could compile them and post them. 😀
July TBR // A book in the sun
This post is really photo heavy, so the rest is after the jump! 🙂
Summer book boyfriend* // Awesome typography
Best photograph on a cover // Blue books*
Book + song with the same title* // Spell your name with the first letter of books
August TBR // Favorite first lines
A chapter/title page // Book with a patterned cover*
Movie tie-in cover you like // A book beginning with "a"
Book that made you stay up past your bedtime // A book you DNF'd
So yeah. A couple good photos, lots of bad photos. All book photos. Such is the nature of a 30-day photo challenge.
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This lesson provides an opportunity for students to express their ideas through literature. Teachers will read a story on clouds to students, then take students outside to observe actual clouds. Students will create drawings of what they see,... (View More) identify different cloud types, and then pair their findings with other students to create a cloud presentation for the class. S'COOL engages students in making and reporting ground truth observations of clouds then comparing those observations with data from the CERES satellite instrument. (View Less)
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Learners will read about Mars and then examine an unknown sample (such as a sandwich or "fun size" chocolate bar) to determine if the sample could have come from Mars. The lesson uses the 5E instructional model and includes: TEKS Details (Texas... (View More) Standards alignment), Essential Question, Science Notebook, Vocabulary Definitions for Students, Vocabulary Definitions for Teachers, three Vocabulary Cards, and a Mini-Lesson. This is lesson 2 of the Mars Rover Celebration Unit, a six week long curriculum. (View Less)
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Grenier wins Harrison Turkey Day 5K race
HARRISON — As Josh Grenier jogged past the Long Lake inlet off Route 117, fog was still lifting off the cold lake and puffs of warm breath left the runner's mouth.
Although temperatures were below the freezing mark on Thanksgiving Day, a hearty group of more than 65 runners and walkers braved the chilly morning to take part in the first St. Jude's Turkey Day 5K race in Harrison. All proceeds from the race benefit the St. Jude's Children Hospital.
Grenier won the race in 19 minutes, 38 seconds. The race started in front of the Olde Mill Tavern on Main Street, proceeded along Route 117 toward Bridgton, up Brickyard Hill Road, back onto Route 117 to Harrison, and down Tolman Road to the finish line at Greenwood Manor.
Age group winners were:
Taylor Davis, 15, from Naples
Joshua Tucker, 33, from Gray
Kevin Logan, 46, from Casco
Bill Grenier, 52, of Otisfield
Bill Wood, 60, from Harrison
Race participants included:
Kate Bonney, 18, Peru
Drew Cutter, 26, Gorham
Logan Hallee, 13, Harrison
Darcy Hamm, 38, Norway
Gavin Hamm, 10, Norway
Bob Hanby, 34, Greenwood
Meredith Hanby, 35, Greenwood
Marcie Hilden, 31, Oxford
Erin Holden, 27, Acton, Mass.
Pam Holden, 55, Bridgton
Beck Holden, 27, Acton, Mass.
Bill Holden, 59, Bridgton
Paula Holt, 56, Harrison
Kevin Logan, 46, Casco
Cassie Martin, 27, Buckfield
Catherine McMahon, 68, Harrison
Alicia Sadler, 40, Norway
Aaron St. Pierre, 17, Winthrop
Sudeep Stauble, 17, Harrison
Allison Taber, 30, Harrison
Jenefer Timm, 31, Norway
Josh Tucker, 33, Gray
Sandy Washer, 44, Norway
Fred Washer, 45, Norway
Marsha Wood, 58, Harrison
Jacob Wilson, 24, Windham
Scott Burnhan, 55, Harrison
Lily Turner, 59, Harrison
Jen Meserve, 41, Bridgton
Tanya Deus, 41, Westerly, R.I.
Linda Robicheau, 65, Harrison
Leslie Hayes, 31, Bridgton
Beth Frechette, 46, Harrison
Becky Laperle, 31, Waterford
Mike Rosenbauer, 50, Harrison
Elizabeth Simmerman, 31, Bridgton
Stephen Simmerman, 33, Bridgton
Peter Merbach, 24, Platsburg, N.Y.
Angela Loveless, 31, Norway
Peggy O'Kane, 54, Winthrop
Ryan Silva, 9, Windham
Tracy Silva, 42, Windham
Mary Wassick, 47, Windham
Roberta Scribner, 24, Harrison
Cameron Meserve, 13, Bridgton
Colleen Farley, 29, Standish
Chris Farley, 29, Standish
Jessica DiBiase, 33, Harrison
Sarah Parks, 34, Bellingham, Mass.
Michelle Duncan, 52, Annapolis, Md.
Wendy Robicheau, 40, Norway
Alicia McGinnis, 35, Harrison
Kate Grygiel, 26, Harrison
Brent Grygiel, 31, Harrison
Sandra Richards, 51, Norway
Sterling Sherman, 47, Oxford
Keegan McGough, 8, Harrison
Brittany Paul, 23, Old Orchard
Brandon Allen, 25, Old Orchard
Marco Phillipon, 45, Allenstown, N.H.
Kelley Paul, 13, Naples
Sarah Paul, 15, Naples
Debra Paul, 53, Allenstown, N.H.
"We are overwhelmed with the turnout for the inaugural running of the race," said race organizer Barb Stauble. "It just goes to show what people will do for a great cause."
The idea for the race came from Stauble, Janet Guidi and Kate Tucker. The organizers found it difficult to predict how many runners would attend the first installment of what plans to be an annual Thanksgiving tradition. In the end, the proceeds from the race totaled more than $1,500.
"With the momentum and success of this year's race, next year's could be even bigger," Guidi said. "Regardless of the number of runners, we're so pleased to be raising money for such a worthy cause."
St Jude's treats patients from all 50 states and around the world and does it all for free of charge. St. Jude's is a world-class hospital where researchers and clinicians work tirelessly to save the lives of children with cancer and other deadly diseases. St. Jude's shares its research and cutting edge technology with physicians and hospitals all around the world and have pushed the overall survival rate for childhood cancers from 20% in 1962 to 80% today.
Stauble, Guidi and Tucker would like to thank The Village Tie Up, Crystal Lake Spa, Olde Mill Tavern, The Market Basket, St. Joseph Church Knights of Columbus, the Greenwood Manor Inn, the Harrison Fire/EMT Department, the Wassick family, Robert Mitten, Melissa Phillips and Adam St. Pierre.


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