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The Deep Silence 4 is the most compact case from our next generation of silent PC cases. Despite its compact measurements, the Deep Silence 4 can be fitted with current CPU-coolers and extra-long graphic cards. Two modular HDD-cages guarantee the best possible compatibility for your most demanding projects.
Prominent features of our Deep Silence case series:
• Classic design - Made in Germany
• Particularly quiet thanks to its integrated sound dampening system and focused design
• Highly efficient, stealthy ventilation system
• Maximum functionality and adaptability
Two 5.25 inch bays for external drives can be found behind the foam insulated front door in the upper part of the case front, as well as a 2-chanel fan control and the reset button. The door is equipped with a magnet to ensure a fast closing and easy opening.
On the front of the top cover you can find the I/O-panel. It offers 2 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0, as well as Mic and Audio connectors. This ensures that appropriate devices can be connected quickly and easily.
You can mount Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards in the Deep Silence 4 case. Thanks to the modular HDD-cages you can install VGA-cards with a maximum length of up to 395 mm. When using all the HDD-cages, you can use cards with a length of 365 mm.
Almost noiseless
A guiding principle in the development of the Nanoxia case series has always been the requirement to create cases as quiet as possible at the lowest system temperatures.
The Deep Silence 4 is fully soundproofed. Features like the decoupled mounting of PSU and hard disk drives, as well as anti-vibration case feet are part of the sound insulation concept as well.
Our compact tower is manufactured from high grade steel. By using the highest quality materials, optimal noise insulation is ensured while providing a very stable case.
The two preinstalled 120 mm fans from the "Deep Silence" series are an important part of the noiseless concept. The quiet-running fans are designed for the best possible compromise between cooling performance and low noise levels. The Tower is also equipped with a 2-channel fan controller, as is standard for the Deep Silence case series.
A Nanoxia VentCover is used to close the optional opening for a 120/140 mm fan under the top cover. Thus, the user can at any time choose between improved cooling of the system by incorporating further case fans or improved sound insulation, by leaving the VentCover in place.
Intelligent ventilation system
Two 120 mm Deep Silence fans are included in the Deep Silence 4. One vetilator is mounted behind the case front, the second at the rear of the tower. At 14.2 dB(A), the Nanoxia Deep Silence 120 mm fans generate an air flow of about 60.1 CFM and a static air pressure of 1.27 mm H²O.
A 120 or 140 mm fan can be mounted under the top cover. Front and bottom of the case are equipped with easy to clean dust filters.
The integrated fan control allows the user to optimize settings to balance low system temperatures and the lowest possible noise levels, even at a full fan assembly.
Watercooling Ready
After removing the upper two HDD-cages, you can fit a water cooling solution with a 120 mm radiator behind the front. Another 120 mm radiator can be mounted at the back of the case.
Two additional rubber hose guides for external water cooling solutions can be found on the rear side.
Versatile Features
The Nanoxia Deep Silence 4 offers a variety of very convenient product features:
Behind the case front a special swiveling bracket, equipped with a dust filter, which holds the preinstalled 120 mm fan. Once you remove the front panel, a simple push on the holding frame (it works using the push-pin principle) releases the anchoring. The flap can be opened to remove and clean dust filter and fan.
Two modular HDD cages for up to 5 hard disk drives are included in the Deep Silence 4. Another, permanently fixed cage for a single HDD brings the HDD-capacity of the case to six. For a maximum variability, the modular HDD-cages can easily be removed.
Due to this versatility, the installation of longer graphics cards up to a maximum length of 395 mm is possible. By removing unneeded HDD cages, the serial front fans can also more effectively cool the VGA cards.
Mounting holes for the installation of an additional 2,5 inch drive bay can be found on the left of the modular HDD-cages, perfect to add an SSD.
The hard drives are installed in special mounting carriages, which are designed to accommodate both 2.5" HDD / SSD as well as 3.5" HDD. Screws with rubber suspension are used to hold the drives in place.
CPU-coolers with a maximum installation height of up to 160 mm can be fitted in the Deep Silence 4.
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|Manufacturer Number: NXDS4A
|Order Number: 600060450
|Case Type: Mini Tower
|Form Factor: Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
|5.25 inch drive bay external: 2 x
|3.5 inch drive bay external: 1 x (optional)
|2.5/3.5 inch drive bay internal: 6 x 2,5/3,5"+ 1 x 2,5"
|Case Fan (Front): 1 x 120 mm
|Case Fan (Rear): 1 x 120 mm
|Case Fan (Top): optional 1 x 120/140 mm
|Height (Approx.): 380 mm
|Width (Approx.): 200 mm
|Depth (Approx.): 480 mm
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|Weight (Approx.): 7.8 kg
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Awe-inspiring American castles
By Justin Ocean, Budget Travel • Updated 13th September 2012
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Who doesn't go a bit giddy at the sight of a castle? The good news is that you don't have to head to Europe for honest-to-goodness castles of the Cinderella variety—we have plenty right here in our own backyard.
Railroad barons commissioned most of these estates, but at least one housed a legitimate king and queen (bet you didn't know this country had its own history of royalty!). Each is an engineering wonder in its own right, with some even constructed out of old-world castles that were shipped across the ocean. And each is open to tours should you decide to make a trip (a select few will even let you spend the night). Read this and you might just discover a side of America you never knew existed.
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Hammond Castle
Like a modern-day Frankenstein's castle on Massachusetts's rocky Atlantic shore, Abbadia Mare (Abbey by the Sea) served as both home and laboratory for prolific inventor John Hayes Hammond Jr. after it was completed in 1929. Hammond is largely credited as the "Father of the Radio Control," as in tanks and planes and remote-controlled cars. He was also a lover of medieval art, and the castle was designed to showcase his collection.
The building itself is a blend of 15th-, 16th- and 18th-century styles, including a great hall with elaborate rose windows and pipe organ plus a courtyard featuring a two-story meat market/wine merchant's house brought over from southern France. And, yes, like any proper mad scientist, he made sure there were secret passageways. Self-guided tours are available along with annual Renaissance Faire fundraisers, psychic gatherings and spooky Halloween events. 80 Hesperus Ave., Gloucester, MA, 978/283-2080,
. Admission $10.
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'Iolani Palace
Other properties on this list may be bigger and more lavish, but the 'Iolani Palace has one thing above them all: legitimacy. America's only true palace—as in, royalty resided here—was built from 1879 to 1882 by King Kalakua and Queen Kapi'olani. The goal was to enhance the prestige of modern Hawaii in a kind of Victorian-era keeping up with the Joneses. (The palace had electricity and a telephone even before the White House.)
Stone-faced with plenty of koa wood inside, the two-floor American Florentine-style building includes a throne room, grand hall and private suites, including the upstairs room where the queen was imprisoned for five months following the 1895 coup. Today, concerted efforts are underway to find artifacts and furniture (like the king's ebony and gilt bedroom set) that were auctioned off by the post-coup Provisional Government. 364 South King St., Honolulu, HI, 808/522-0832,
. Admission $12, guided tour $20.
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Grey Towers Castle
Most colleges contend to be fortresses of learning, but Arcadia University in the suburbs north of Philadelphia can back it up with battlements acquired in 1929. Grey Towers was built by eclectic sugar refiner William Welsh Harrison between 1893 and 1898 and modeled after Northumberland's Alnwick Castle (a.k.a. the most archetypal expression of the medieval style).
The 40 rooms wowed with gilded ceilings, tapestries, ornamental paintings and hand-carved walnut and mahogany woodwork in styles from French Renaissance to Louis XV—and of course a Mirror Room—with secret passages behind fireplaces linking to underground tunnels. Self-guided tours of public areas are possible while classes are in session (the building now contains dorm rooms and administration offices). Free brochures outline the history. 450 South Easton Rd., Glenside, PA, 215/572-2900,
Fonthill Castle
Celebrating its centennial in 2012, the former home of industrialist-turned-archaeologist Henry Mercer is an ode to artisanship: All 44 rooms (10 bathrooms, five bedrooms and 200 windows), 32 stairwells, 18 fireplaces and 21 chimneys are hewn from hand-mixed reinforced concrete in a mishmash of medieval, Gothic and Byzantine styles. Thousands of handcrafted ceramic tiles were inset throughout, including Mercer's own Moravian-style tiles plus Persian, Chinese, Spanish and Dutch productions he collected.
Today, the 60-acre Bucks County estate serves as a museum to pre-industrial life, with 900 American and European prints at Fonthill and even more artifacts (like a whale boat and Conestoga wagon) in its sister building, the Mercer Museum, a fun house-like six-story castle in its own right. East Court St. and Rt. 313, Doylestown, PA, 215/348-9461,
. Admission $12.
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Castello di Amorosa
Word to the wise: Imbibe the cabernet sauvignon and pinot grigio at the Castello di Amorosa winery carefully, because somewhere in the 121,000-square-foot, 107-room, eight-level complex there's a dungeon with a functional Renaissance-era iron maiden. It took 14 years to construct the castle using historically accurate medieval building techniques. The end result is an "authentic" 12th- and 13th-century Tuscan castle with drawbridge and moat.
The frescoes in the Great Hall and Knights' Chamber are hand-painted, some 8,000 tons of Napa Valley stone hand-chiseled, the Hapsburg-era bricks, hand-forged nails and chandeliers and 500-year-old fireplace all tediously imported from Europe. That sense of awe? Very modern. 4045 N. St. Helena Highway, Calistoga, CA, 707/967-6272,
. Admission $18, including wine tasting.
Boldt Castle
What do you do when you come across a heart-shaped isle while vacationing with your wife in the Thousand Islands? If you're upstart industrialist George Boldt, you buy it and hire 300 stonemasons, carpenters and artists to build a six-story, 120-room testament to your love.
There were Italian gardens, a dove-cote and a turreted powerhouse, plus all the imported Italian marble, French silks and Oriental rugs money could buy. But when his wife Louise died in 1904, the heartbroken Boldt ceased construction on the Rhineland-style Taj Mahal and left it to the elements for 73 years. Today, tourists can visit from May to October for self-guided tours—or book a wedding in the stone gazebo. +44° 20' 40.29" N, -75° 55' 21.27" W, Heart Island, Alexandria Bay, NY, 315/482-9724,
. Admission $8.
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Gillette Castle
It's elementary: Get famous (and rich) by playing Sherlock Holmes on the stage; build your own Baskerville Hall. Pet project of campy eccentric William Hooker Gillette, the 24-room castle was completed in 1919 by a crew of 20 men over five years using the actor/playwright's own drafts and designs. It's also the focal point of his 184-acre Seventh Sister estate, a forested bluff overlooking the Connecticut River.
Outside, the local fieldstone reads like crumbling medieval; inside, the built-in couches, curious detailing and inventive hand-carved southern white oak woodwork is all arts and crafts. As for cat images? There are 60. (Gillette had 17 feline friends.) Gillette Castle State Park, 67 River Rd., East Haddam, CT, 860/526-2336,
. Grounds open year-round; interior tours available Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Admission $6.
OHEKA Castle
Second behind Asheville's Biltmore as the largest private estate in the nation, OHEKA—an acronym of Otto Herman Kahn, its millionaire financier original owner—ended up abandoned in the late 1970s and sustained extensive damage from fires, vandals and neglect. After a 20-year renovation, it's back in form and is now a 32-room luxury hotel. Think Downton Abbey just an hour from Manhattan (themed packages available), or for that matter, Citizen Kane (photos of it were used in the film).
Originally set on 443 acres, massive tons of earth were moved to make the hilltop location of the 127-room, 109,000-square-foot manse the highest point in Long Island. The Olmsted Brothers planned the formal gardens, the Grand Staircase was inspired by Fontainebleau's famous exterior one, and 126 servants tended to the six-person family when they came for weekends and summers. The 1919 price tag: $11 million. That's $110 million in today's money. Sounds about right for a man whose likeness inspired Mr. Monopoly. 135 West Gate Dr., Huntington, NY, 631/659-1400,
. Admission $25. Double rooms from $395 per night. Guided tours available.
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Bishop's Palace
Of all the Gilded Age Victorians built by Nicholas Clayton along Galveston's Gulf Coast, the Bishop's Palace (née Gresham Castle, 1893, after its original owner, Santa Fe railroad magnate Walter Gresham) remains the grandest—and not just because its steel and stone hulk survived the Great Storm of 1900. Its small lot and oversized proportions with château-esque detailing of steeply peaked rooflines and sculptural chimneys still dominate the street, while inside the 14-foot coffered ceilings, 40-foot octagonal mahogany stairwell, stained glass, plaster carvings and Sienna marble columns exude richness.
Keep a lookout for the bronze dragon sculptures. After serving as a Catholic bishop's residence for 50 years, the house is now open for tours. Book a private guide to see the usually off-limits third floor. 1402 Broadway, Galveston, TX, 409/762-2475,
. Admission $10, private tours from $50.
Read about three more American castles, including William Randolph Hearst's ocean-side behemoth.
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Help Centers are open during MS recess time from 12:45–13:05. This is an opportunity for students who need specific help in Math, English, or Technology to get the help they need during the school day. There will be one teacher to help with each subject area.
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Wales earned a 2-1 win over Austria in their friendly at the Liberty Stadium
Gareth Bale inspired Wales to a 2-1 win over Austria in their friendly at the Liberty Stadium.
Bale set Wales on their way with the opener in the first half before creating the second for half-time substitute Sam Vokes early in the second half.
Marc Janko set up a tense finale by pulling a goal back for Austria 15 minutes from time, but Wales held on for a morale-boosting win ahead of next month's World Cup qualifying double-header against Scotland and Croatia.
Austria almost got off to a flying start after just three minutes when Adam Matthews had to be alert to clear Marko Arnautovic's effort from a corner off the line.
Craig Bellamy, who has missed Wales' opening four World Cup qualifiers, had a chance to open the scoring on 16 minutes when he latched onto David Vaughan's pass, but the Cardiff forward failed to hit the target.
Wales made the breakthrough on 21 minutes when man of the moment Bale netted his 10th international goal for his country.
Wales win brings confidence
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen picked out Bale with a fine through ball and the Spurs ace took the pass under control before firing home past Robert Almer in the Austria goal.
Wales had a lucky escape just past the half hour mark when West Ham new boy Emanuel Pogatetz bundled the ball home from Janko's header, but the goal was controversially ruled out for offside as replays showed it was the wrong decision.
The dangerous Arnautovic then forced Boaz Myhill into a fine save with a fierce swerving shot from distance on 36 minutes.
Austria were unlucky not to draw level on the stroke of half-time when David Alaba saw his stunning volley come back off the post with Myhill beaten.
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Click the play button on the video above, and you'll see a piece of sodium leaping over and over to get its (metaphoric) toes out of the water. It looks like a cute little experiment — but it's not quite as safe as it looks. Find out why!
You'd think that sodium would be right at home in the water. If it weren't, why would the oceans around the world be so full of salt? The problem is, sodium tends to have company whenever it gets its feet wet. Sodium tends to have company all the time, because it will react with pretty much anything. But when, all on its own, it makes contact with water, its reaction gets dramatic.
Very dramatic. The sodium atom (NA) and the water (H2O), combine to form NaOH, with a lot of hydrogen gas left over. The reaction releases a lot of heat, and the heat ignites the hydrogen gas. The rest is a boom. The reaction is so immediate and strong that pure sodium, which has a metallic luster when it's freshly cut, will often react with water vapor in the air. In labs, it's carefully stored in gases with no water vapor so it doesn't ignite all on its own and burn the place down.
So what's happening here? Gasoline is one of the few things that sodium doesn't react with. It provides a little support for the lump of sodium, but the sodium still sinks down towards the water. Just as soon as the first edge touches the water below, the sodium reactions, producing heat and gas. This heat and gas wouldn't be enough to push it upwards under usual circumstances, but with the gasoline there, it can float up like it burned itself, only to inevitably sink back down again towards the water.
When something catches fire it oxidizes, which requires oxygen. Since the gasoline supports the sodium enough to keep it from sinking into the water and setting off an even hotter reaction, and since it also keeps oxygen from getting to the reaction, the entire thing doesn't burst into flame. Still, putting heat, gasoline, sodium, and water into the mix - with the necessary oxygen sitting right there on top of the whole thing, isn't the safest of experiments. The lesson is: be careful even when an experiment looks whimsical.
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Church services announced for Christmas season
TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. – First Baptist Church and Tahoe Resort ministries
Northstar California and Tahoe Resort Ministries are sponsoring a candlelight Christmas Eve service at 4 p.m. in Sierra/Martis room of the Conference Center at Northstar. Call 530-448-9359 or visit http://www.tahoeministries.com.
First Baptist Church of Tahoe City, Candlelight Christmas Eve services will be held at 5:30 and 7 p.m. The church is located at 390 Fairway Drive in Tahoe City. Contact Rev. Scott Capshaw at 530-538-1534 or 530-523-3095. Visit http://www.tahoeministries.com.
Center for Spiritual Living Tahoe-Truckee
Located at 700 N. Lake Blvd. in the Tahoe City Marina, the Center for Spiritual Live Tahoe-Truckee will hold a Christmas Candle-lighting Service Sunday, Dec. 23, 6:30 p.m. Call 530-581-5117 or visit tahoe.csl.org.
Tahoe Forest Church
Christmas services for Tahoe Forest Church will be held Monday, Dec. 24, 6 and 8 p.m. at 11209 Brockway Road, Ste. 106 (across the courtyard from Fifty-Fifty Brewery) in Truckee.
Calvary Chapel Truckee
Calvary Chapel Truckee will meet at Truckee High School Christmas Eve at 6 p.m. Celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Call 530-587-1711.
Sierra Bible Church
Sierra Bible Church will offer Christmas Eve Candlelight Services, Monday, Dec. 24, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Worship at the Christmas Morning Service, Tuesday, Dec. 25, 9:30 a.m., 11460 Brockway Road, Truckee. Call 530-587-6025 or visit http://www.sierrabible.com.
Life Point Church
Christmas with Life Point Church, Christmas Eve Service at 5:30 p.m. at the Chateau, 955 Fairway Blvd., Incline Village.
New Life Foursquare Church
New Life Foursquare Church will hold a Christmas Eve Bilingual Service Monday, Dec. 24, 7 p.m. Join a Christmas Morning Bilingual Service, Tuesday, Dec. 25 at 10 a.m., 918 Northwood Blvd., Incline Village. Call 775-831-5030.
St. Patrick's Episcopal Church
St. Patrick's Episcopal Church will hold Christmas Eve Services, Monday, Dec. 24, 4 p.m. Family Service, Children's Pageant and Eucharist, every child may participate – come early; 9:30 p.m., Community Carol Singing; 10 p.m.; Holy Eucharist with Choir. On Christmas Day, Tuesday, Dec. 25, celebrate with a 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist with music. Sunday, Dec. 30, 10 a.m., Lessons and Carols service. Located at 341 Village Blvd., Incline Village. Call 775-831-1418 or visit http://www.TahoeEpiscopal.org. All are welcome. Come as you are . Peace to you.
Squaw Valley Chapel, United Church of Christ
444 Squaw Peak Road, Olympic Valley, Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 4 p.m. Service including a children's pageant in which all children present may participate; 5:30 p.m. service including a children's pageant; 7:30 p.m. service of carols, scripture readings and candle lighting.
Weekly mountaintop services
Tahoe Resort Ministries offers weekly Sunday services at 2 p.m. at local ski resorts Dec. 23 through Easter Sunday. Services are 15 to 20 minutes at: Squaw Valley, top of Links/East Broadway; Alpine Meadows, top of Roundhouse; Northstar, top of Vista Express; Homewood Mountain Resort, top of Madden; Diamond Peak, top of Lakeview Quad; Mt. Rose, top of Lakeview; Sierra-at-Tahoe, top of Grandview. Contact Debbie Wohler at 530-583-2925, 530-448-9359 or tahoeministries.com.
Sierraville Community Church
The Sierraville Community Church recently welcomed Rev. Jim and Jeannie Knight from Dallas, Ore. as Associate Village Missionaries.
The Knights and the Sierraville Community Church, located on Highway 89 in Sierraville, invite you to special Christmas events in December. Sunday Dec. 23 at the 11 a.m. service there will be a Christmas Drama titled "The Innkeeper's Dream" by Jeannie Knight. The Christmas Eve Candlelight Service and Christmas Program is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. and finish at 8 p.m. There will be refreshments served following the program. For more information call 530-994-3708, Susan Hall at 530-994-3322, or Rev. Jim and Jeannie Knight at 530-994-1042.
Tahoe Faith Fellowship
Join us as we gather and remember the wonderful story of God's amazing gift of love, hope, peace, and joy – the birth of Emmanuel, God with us.
All ages and visitors invited. Christmas Eve Service, 7 p.m., 180 Fairway Drive, Tahoe City, 530-583-3977.


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Given all of the bratty behavior you hear about brides and their precious wedding days -- like the one who went crazy via text message when she didn't like her gift and the one who made all kinds of unreasonable demands on her bridesmaids -- it's refreshing to hear about a couple who aren't taking it so seriously. In fact, they actually seem to sort of GET the idea of a wedding, which is to have fun. The couple sent out an RSVP card and instead of threatening, cajoling, and guilting their potential guests into attending, their wedding invite was full of, well, HUMOR. I know, shocking!!!
Katie Kerr and Chris Sabino's wedding invite included the usual checklist for people who will be attending and those who won't -- but they did it with a lot more wit than most. "We're just a goofy couple," says Katie.
Those who don't want to attend can choose reasons why, which include:
- I'm lame. On a scale of 1 to 10, my lameness would be in the 9.5 to 9.8 range.
- I'll be watching the Cubs win in the World Series.
Which was crossed out and replaced with:
- These options are meant to be circumstances that could actually happen.
- I'll be visiting, um, Yemen. Yeah, Yemen. But it's a secret trip. So if you ask anyone about it, they won't know what you're talking about.
- I don't know who you people are or how you got my address. Leave me alone!
The "Yes" checklist was just as cute, with options including:
- Two words. Free. Booze.
Oohhh, not only are the couple funny, but they're not going to have a cash bar! If only I weren't going to be in Yemen that day, I would totally go!
Have you ever attended a funny wedding?
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Comcast has some company in the land of cord-cutters.
One day after we reported Comcast's Q2 2012 earnings showed a drop in nearly 400,000 television subscribers in the past year, two more cable giants disclosed the same problem.
Time Warner Cable lost 169,000 residential video subscribers
DirecTV isn't doing well either. The company reported a loss of 52,000 subscribers in Q2.
These numbers aren't a surprise. The numbers have been on a slow descent for years, and investment research group ISI predicts the numbers will only continue to go downhill in the future.
However, not all news was bad. Customers are switching from TV to the web for their video entertainment.
Internet customers are on the rise across providers–TWC saw an increase in broadband subscribers (59,000). You can view Comcast's jump in numbers below.
The rises in Internet customers mixed with drops in television subscribers, portend the long-awaited convergence with the Internet:
- Sony's been selling a Google TV, which combines the capabilities of high-speed Internet with television–much easier than hooking up our Macs and iPads to the flat screen to watch the Olympics live.
- Every week it appears another big name Hollywood actor has signed on for a new web series. Sofia Vergara's son Manolo has "Mi Vida con Toty," Ashton Kutcher just released prankster show "Prank Lab," and Ricky Gervais announced a comedy web series earlier this week.
- Add this to the long list of actors including Stephen Moyer, America Ferrara, Julia Stiles, and Jennifer Gardner who have signed up to appear on YouTube's original channel WIGS.
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Happy spring everyone! Things have been majorly busy around here, but I wanted to "hop" in and share some of the spring fun we've been having! The kids have been having a blast with our Easter centers, crafts, writing activities, and bunny math! Check them out in action! I've also got a new product and lots of freebies for you!
Spring Math Centers
Addition Egg-Spert - We pick two eggs, add the jellybeans inside, and write the equations.
Bunny Munch Subtraction - We choose a card and model the subtraction problem using carrots.
Bunny Bowling - We practice decomposing 10 by playing a game of bunny bowling. We roll the ball and then record how many pins fell and how many are standing. Scroll to the bottom for this freebie! The set also includes a template for bunny bowling subtraction and sight words. I found this mini bunny bowling set at CVS a few years ago. You could also use the pink bunny eggs from Dollar Tree (see Springtime Sentences center). Or you could add some bunny ears to a regular old bowling set!
Add & Cover - To play this game, we roll two dice, add the dots, and cover the sum. I found these cute egg foam shapes at the Target Dollar Spot.
Springtime Sums - We practice decomposing 10 by choosing an egg, counting the jelly beans, and writing the equation. I usually use real jelly beans, but we have some allergies this year so no food allowed!
Count the Room - We wear bunny ears and hop around the room counting pictures. Bunny ears were purchased at Dollar Tree.
More or Less - We stack the cards in the middle and play this game like 'War.' We compare numerals, objects, and ten frames.
Bunny Money - We crack open the eggs and count the pennies inside.
Egg-Cellent Patterns - We use plastic eggs to create patterns and then color our patterns on the recording sheet.
Jelly Bean Graphing - We sort and graph jellybeans. This activity is included in the free preview of my Easter Centers Pack. Click the link or scroll to the bottom to download my jellybean freebie!
Spring Literacy Centers
Bunny Sight Word Hunt - We hop around the room like bunnies and hunt for sight words!
**New Product Alert! I just added my Bunny Sight Word Hunt to my TpT store! Click the image below to check it out.**
Syllable Stamp - We sort pictures into baskets based on the number of syllables. Then we use do-a-dot markers to stamp the syllables on our recording sheets.
Bunny Hop - We wind up the bunny and watch him hop around. When the bunny stops, we read and record the word he landed on. The bunny was found at Dollar Tree. If you can't find one, you could always use a beanbag or stuffed bunny and have the kids play bunny toss!
Middle Sound Egg-Spert - We sort eggs into baskets based on the middle sound in the word, then we write the words.
CVC Bunny Stamp - We pick a bunny, hop the sounds in the word, and stamp the letters.
Springtime Sentences - We pick a bunny, unscramble the sentence, and write it on our sheet.
Bunny Munch Mix-Up - We pick a carrot, unscramble the sight word, and write the word. This freebie can be found at the end of this post.
CVC Word Egg-Spert - We match the eggs and write the words.
Bunny Bowling - We knock down the bunny pins and write the words on the pins that fell.
Easter Egg Hunt - We pick an egg from the basket and sound out the word inside the egg.
You can find all of these activities in my Easter Math & Literacy Centers Pack. The Bunny Munch Mix-Up and Bunny Bowling are not part of the pack, but you can download them for free by scrolling to the end of this post!
Bunny Math
This cute idea came from A Spoonful of Learning. We are currently working on our subtraction unit, so this was perfect! The students used props to act out subtraction word problems. One student got to be the bunny and wear the bunny ears, and the others were the carrots. The children on the rug used their own carrots to model the problem and write the equation on their white boards. I prefer to use the SmartBoard for math, so I also created a SmartBoard activity to go along with this lesson. Scroll to the bottom of this post to download my SmartBoard Bunny Math Freebie!
Spring Crafts
We read the book If I Were The Easter Bunny and then the kids wrote about what they would do if they were a bunny. This adorable bunny craft came from Jennifer Bates. You can find it in her TpT store. I modified it slightly to make it "If I Were a Bunny" instead of "If I Were The Easter Bunny." I think they came out pretty cute!
Wishing a Happy Easter and Happy Passover to all! Enjoy your Freebies!
*For the jellybean graphing, click the image above to go to my store. Then download the Preview File. This activity is included in the free preview.
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Independence BobbyIndependence Bobby () Season 7 Episode BW-702- Bobby's World Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Film Roman Productions, Alevy Productions
- 20th Television (1990 – 1997), Saban International (1997 – 2001), Buena Vista Television (2001-2007), Taffy Entertainment (2007 – present)
- Bobby's World Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Bobby Generic, Howie Generic, Martha Generic, Jackie, Uncle Ted, Kelly Generic, Aunt Ruth, Roger the Dog.
- Vocal Talent: Howie Mandel (Bobby Generic, Howard Generic), Christine Ebersole (Martha), Debi Derryberry (Jackie), Tino Insana (Uncle Ted), Gail Matthius (Kelly), Edie McClurg (Aunt Ruth), Frank Welker (Roger the Dog), Charity James, Benny Grant, Susan Tolsky, Jim Staahl, Jim Fisher, Maurice LaMarche.
Characters, Live Action: Howie Mandel (Himself).
- Directed By Bernie Wolf, Mike Wolf, Jeff Hall.
Supervising Director: Jack Heiter.
Live Action Director: John Peter.
- Produced By Mitch Schauer.
Executive Producer: Phil Roman, Howie Mandel, Lee Mendelson.
Live Action Producer: John Callas.
- Music By Mark Koval.
- Story Editors and Creative Consultants: Jim Staahl, Jim Fisher.
- Voice Director: Ginny McSwain.
- Storyboard Supervisor: Gary Conrad.
- Storyboards: Al Zegler, Craig Kellman, Gary Hoffman, Bill Barry.
- Models: Lin Larsen, Mitch Schauer, Bob Boyle.
- Layouts: Cliff Voorhees.
- Backgrounds: Frank Furlong, Serge Michaels.
- Color Design: Phyllis Craig.
- Main Title Music: Mark Koval.
- Orchestrations: Mark Koval.
- Animation Produced by: Wang Film Production Co., Ltd., Cuckoos Nest Studio.
- Main Title Director: John Sparey.
- Titles Animator: Kevin Petrilak.
- Computer Animation: Kroyer Films.
- Executive in Charge of Production: Bill Schultz.
- Production Manager: John Cawley.
- Post Production Supervisor: Lizabeth Aguiar.
- Developed for Television by: Jim Staahl, Jim Fisher.
Based on a Character Created by Howie Mandel
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Bobby tries to be independent and wants to get a buzz cut for the 4th of July. He thinks 4th of July is to get what you want.
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Dayve Hawk is not a man who seems particularly comfortable in the limelight. In fact, so attuned to the shadows does the brainchild behind Memory Tapes appear, you suspect one moment in the neon glare of fame would render below him a sweaty pool of anxiety as he gnaws and gnarls his way, rat-like, back into the sanctity of anonymity – a place where all good bedroom-bound producers prefer to reside in these prevailing times.
Given this predisposition to invisibility, the follow up to Hawk's blog-wooing 2009 debut, Seek Magic, throws a surprising curveball: his voice. For all its homespun beauty, Player Piano's most noteworthy trait is the omnipresence of Hawk's airy tone. Sure, it was there on Seek Magic, but it was a backseat companion to the record's glowing soundscapes. Here, its hands are firmly on the wheel, driving the album into fresh pastures and – surely to Hawk's chagrin – wider spheres.
'Wait In The Dark' is an early flagbearer of his saunter to the vocal fore. A luminous shifter of pop melody, the wiggling synths and agile percussion bear heavy Postal Service hallmarks, albeit with Hawk's crotch tightening mew replacing the emotive strains of Ben Gibbard. It's an irresistible opening, doused in love-struck regret and indicating a new approach to song creation, where organics replace synthetics.
Despite its ever-expanding chill-wave contours, Seek Magic was at heart an industrious play on highbrow French house, built on robotic arrangements and primal dancefloor urges. Player Piano finds Hawk scrawling a new signature, crossed and dotted with thick, rich swathes of sound, rather then textures. What he's created is a record pounding to the beating heart of pop; alive to the nuances of live - or at least live sounding - instruments (particularly keyboards), translucent melodies with a sweet spot and cheek dampening narratives.
Of course, to call it a pure pop excursion does Player Piano a disservice. Complexity rolls through the record's contents like an antidote to puritanical song structures. 'Sunhits'' rollerblading rhythm may shimmer to surf guitar, but the deep choral undertones balance out the slinky, early Nineties swell. Likewise, the simplicity of 'Offers'' blissful, day-breaking melody is offset by the foibles of a tin-can synthesizer cross-stitching its way across the cut's zesty exterior.
Lyrically, the focus often falls on the aftermath of a tumultuous relationship. Through the two-part run of 'Fell On Ice', Hawk is buried deep under emotional rubble, examining the remaining painful shards while insisting "I don't want to remember". This poignant moment finds Hawk's brittle tones accentuated by the quiver of an abandoned guitar. Part II washes away such melancholy; a cloud-bursting ivory key shower suggests hope is on the horizon, although you suspect Hawk never quite believes it.
But it's not all doom-harbouring and girlfriend grieving. 'Today Is Our Life' is a striding, steel drum lather of ebullience that grins widely like some Yeasayer-inspired special of Glee, bearing proclamations of "we will never be better off than we are". Less sweetened, 'Worries' opens on a looping Hammond rhythm and pounding tribal beat. From there, it explodes as a hazy ray of optimism, the thick carp of instrument ladling out an impossibly infectious chorus.
Complex of subject matter and sound, Player Piano could have been weighed down by intricacy. Instead, Hawk has interwoven his artistic lusts with clean melodies, creating a nailed-on summer soundtrack that treads the precipice between romantic laments and illuminating, cocktail-shaking jaunts. For someone who's naturally inclined to back his way into the shadows, this is the sound of a man taking a significant step forward. The limelight awaits.
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[FIRST LOOK] Architype has submitted a planning application for the largest Passivhaus development in the UK
According to the practice, the eco-housing scheme in Herefordshire aims to 'transform both the quality and sustainability of developer housing in the UK'.
Attempting to combat the view of 'Passivhaus as an unaffordable extra', the sustainability standard has been integrated into the development from the start, aiming to prove that it can be achieved within standard budgets.
The practice's director Jonathan Hines has joined forces with Swedish businessman, Lars Carlsson to set up a new development arm, named Archihaus, which will act as both client and developer for the project.
Drawing inspiration from both Passivhaus principles and the local Herefordshire vernacular, the house plans are shallower in depth and have a wider frontage than typical housebuilder homes.
The rural site's layout features three groups of 50 houses set around a large park space.
The houses will be pre-fabricated, using standardised modules and efficient panel sizes. This approach could 'achieve higher standards at a competitive cost, achieving high standards at a cost that is competitive to standard construction', Hines assured. Drawing from European house building principles the houses will be constructed in a local factory, which will be established close to the Herefordshire site.
The first phase of the development features a 'cohousing area' of 21 houses set alongside a community centre, in an attempt to establish a community on the new development.
Hines added: 'It has been a liberating experience to rethink our role as architects and tackle the issue of housing development from first principles. I hope that this scheme will establish a new benchmark in housing development, by demonstrating that better design quality and Passivhaus can be achieved as standard'.
Architype reveals plans for UK's largest Passivhaus development
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A new model for rural development? Can the "rules" of urban design be broken? So many questions, I'm sure Jonathan has good answers.
Good to see the boys pushing the boat out!
Their presentation this week as part of green thinking week was the most holistic and joined up piece of thinking I've heard in a long time!
A positive piece of news with so much negative thinking around
Paul Middleton
At long last , how good to see somebody tackling the issue of proper standards to suburban houses and their site planning , I wish the group every success , this country ( Ireland ) is marred by substandard housing layouts and simply awful house designs which never take any regard for orientation , open space etc never mind the matter of insulation or Passivhaus principals or prefabrication .
John Meagher FRIAI RIBA .
Good luck to them, more architects need to take the power out of developers' money-grubbing hands. Architype seem to be one of the few who can do it and keep a social conscience.
However, if there's to be any advance in British housing, we have to ask space-standardy things like "where's the airing cupboard?" and "built-in storage?" McCloud's housing development missed these things too.
Also I hope all that insulation isn't petrochemical...
I second Sally's comments on lack of storage, so noticable in the layout diagrams by their absence. A traditional loft isn't not possible with passivhaus, so where do the occupants put their stuff?
Apart from that specific concern on this design, passivhaus is the only way to go, so well done Architype!
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Since FYI stands for "for your information", I would tend to use it like this:
FYI, I think the fish has gone bad.
In other words, the acronym simply replaces the phrase. However, I've heard FYI used many times in the following way:
As an FYI, you shouldn't mention his ex-wife.
Here, it is being used as a thing. This doesn't quite sound right if you fill in what the acronym stands for. It's as if a for-your-information is taken to be an object in a similar fashion to a(n) FAQ.
Anyone have some insight as to whether the second usage above is considered valid?


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Your job: Decide to get out of town and fast. Our job: Help you find where you're headed. This week, NBCLA's Worth the Drive takes us to...
Gilroy Garlic Festival: We had a theory a couple of years back that every time one turned to a particular foodie channel -- okaaaay, the Food Network -- one had a one in ten chance of seeing something about the Gilroy Garlic Festival. Food Network, love you tons, not a slight in the least, this comment; we just always figured you knew our heart very well. And that where our heart should be is a giant bulb of smelly goodness.
2010 dates: Friday, July 23 through Sunday, July 25
Place: Gilroy, a skosh south of San Jose.
Tickets: Buy 'em online, get a couple bucks off; online price is $15.
Garlic watermelon: Yes. "Watermelon crabmeat" is one 2010 competitor in the cook-offs; garlic ice cream, garlic steak tacos, and garlic almonds will be for sale in Gourmet Alley. Along with many other edibles of the garlicky and, occasionally, non-garlicky varieties.
Plus celeb chefs: "Top Chef" star Fabio Viviani will be sizzling up something clove-laden.
Plus everything: It's a festival. We want to see Miss Gilroy Garlic 2010. And we really hope that man who walks around in the squishy bulb suit, and not too much else, is strolling the grounds. You've seen him on Food Network. You want your picture with him.
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The US Postal Service made a deal with Amazon for Sunday mail delivery.
Typhoon Haiyan killed 10,000 people.
On this day, the end of WWI.
Atheist churches are the new trend. I don't know if you have to dress up.
The Onion is stopping print operations.
Biologists removed an arrow from a deer's head, much to the chagrin of geologists.
Miley Cyrus smoked pot on stage.
Dogs don't want to be friends.
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Somebody bought a bunch of Carl Sagan tapes at a thrift store.
Jason Kerns' seven-hour police standoff closed down the freeway Friday night.
Sipapu will open for skiing next Saturday.
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According to a press release from the Trinity County Sheriff's Office, dated Oct. 15, 2012:
On October 12, 2012 at approximately 6:30 pm Trinity County Sheriff's Office received a 911 call requesting medical aid for a gunshot victim on Sebring Road in Hayfork. When Deputies arrived on scene they found victim Weston Atwood, DOB: 6-28-80, still alive shot in the upper torso. Mr. Atwood was able to identify his shooter to Deputies before being transported via ambulance. Mr. Atwood died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital.
Deputies and Investigators were able to locate suspect Delbert Hulseman Jr. at his residence on Gravel Mix Road in Hayfork. Hulseman was arrested and transported to the Trinity County Sheriff's Office where he was interviewed and made some admissions as to his involvement. A search warrant was executed at Hulseman's residence where a hand gun was recovered.
Jacob Oropeza was also arrested at the residence on Gravel Mix Road on Friday night. Oropeza was later questioned by Investigators as to his involvement. After further investigation it appears that Oropeza was not involved in the shooting. Delbert Lee Hulseman Jr. was arrested and has been booked on 187 PC, Murder. He currently is in the Trinity County Jail. Jacob Daniel Oropeza was arrested and was booked on 32 PC, Accessory. Oropeza has been released from the Trinity County Jail.
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Local Legends: The Leopard Sharks of La Jolla Shores - Perspectives on Ocean Science
Date: 10/10/2012; 57 minutes
Summertime in San Diego means the return of leopard sharks to La Jolla Shores. Contrary to popular belief, these sharks – 97% of which are pregnant females – are not giving birth or mating during their stay. Join Andy Nosal, a Scripps PhD student who studies local leopards, to find out what scientists really think is going on. Discover what gadgets Nosal uses to track the sharks and learn what makes La Jolla the animals' preferred hang out. Find out why this shark population is particularly vulnerable and how the local no-take marine reserve protects it. (#24000)
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