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Private Universe Project In Mathematics "Thinking Like A Mathematician" What does a mathematician do? What does it mean to "think like a mathematician"? This program parallels what a mathematician does in real-life with the creative thinking of students. D
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Principles for Principals "Math/Science Skills" In this workshop, principals examine what teachers, college and business leaders, and parents believe students should know and be able to do to be successful in math and science.G
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Connecting with the Arts: A Workshop for Middle Grades Teachers "Workshop 6. What" This program is about planning and teaching toward big ideas. D
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Crazy for Berries" Allen visits a you-pick-em strawberry operation and then demonstrates how to put the bounty to use in the kitchen in strawberry lemonade. He provides a short history of the "Indian Series" of blackberries and how they were developed and offers ideas for using blueberries in landscaping.G
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Poultry In Motion" The State Fair is underway and P. Allen Smith is checking out the feathered creatures in the poultry barn. Poultry scientist Keith Bramwell also makes a visit to the farm to talk about the perfect backyard animal that keeps on giving. Plus, a dessert made with a chef's egg of choice. D
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Backyard Farming" Allen shows how to take even the smallest outdoor spaces and turn them into a personal mini-farm. He demonstrates how to use straw bales to create raised beds, and how to maintain a beehive in a backyard.G
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Gone Fishing" Fresh fish is on the menu in this episode of P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table. Also tips on growing cabbage and using it to create a delicious Cole Slaw. Plus, a fishing trip in the Arkansas Delta in search of crappie. D
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Bunches of Blueberries" Allen goes to Oregon to sample blueberry dishes and see how they are harvested. At the farm he makes blueberry muffins and shows how to use blueberries as an ornamental plant.G
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Tomato Festival" At the height of tomato season, Chef Josh Smith joins Allen to make a tomato gazpacho and explain how to properly cook heritage poultry. There is also a tomato tasting in Allen's vegetable garden where guests sample and vote on their favorite heirloom tomato.G
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Salad Greens" Smith demonstrates how easy it is to grow salad greens, explores the vocabulary and range of leafy greens, and shows off his favorites. The kitchen demonstration is a Nicoise salad.G
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Arousing Your Senses" Allen shares recipes and garden advice on herbs and fruit that appeal to our sense of smell and taste. He shows us how to plant a citrus herb container and how to use some of the herbs in fabulous recipes. Allen will also show us how to prepare a refreshing sun tea with lemon and fresh rosemary. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Breakfast Standbys" Man on the Street John "Doc" Willoughby challenges viewers to a blind oatmeal tasting to see if steel-cut really is better than instant. Then, host Christopher Kimball goes into the test kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to learn how to make the best bowl of 10-Minute Steel Cut Oatmeal. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried is in the Equipment Corner reviewing his favorite moka pots, and Chris answers questions from viewers. D
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Simply Ming "On The Road with Michael Schlow at Tico" Buying local and buying fresh are key to great cooking. This week on Simply Ming, Chef Ming Tsai and longtime friend Boston Chef, Michael Schlow, go to Boston City Hall Plaza Farmer's Market for a little inspiration and then head back to Chef Schlow's restaurant, Tico, where they cook up two mouth-watering dishes: Red Tape Steak and a Double Lamb Chop with Pea Shoot-Beet Salad. D
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Kimchi Chronicles "The Bean Chronicles" The variety of bean-based dishes in Korean cuisine testifies to Korea's ingenuity and resourcefulness. In this episode, Marja travels to Chodang to see artisanal tofu made the old-fashioned way - with fresh soybeans and ocean water - and then enjoys a four-course tofu meal bound to convert any tofu nay-sayer into a fan. Marja then learns about what goes into one of her favorite Korean foods, bindaddeok, a pancake made of freshly ground mung beans. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "The Czech Republic Off The Beaten Path" Rick begins with a whirlwind round of Art Nouveau, local pub music, stinky cheese-tasting, river-rafting and peat-bathing in places like Olomouc, Moravsky Krumlov, Trebon and Konopiste.G
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Habitable Planet, The "Biodiversity Decline" Species are being lost at a rapid rate in rainforests and coral reefs. Yet many species still have not been discovered. Tropical scientists struggle to keep ahead of the bulldozers as they work to understand this complex ecosystem. D
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Habitable Planet, The "Energy Challenges" Global energy use increases by the day. Polluting the atmosphere with ever more carbon dioxide is not a viable solution for our future energy needs. Can new technologies such as carbon sequestration and ethanol production help provide the energy we need without pushing the concentrations of CO2 to dangerous levels?G


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Massachusetts State Police officers saluted during the memorial service for MIT Police Officer Sean Collier.
Honor guards were in attendance during the memorial service at Briggs Field in Cambridge.
New York Police Officer Kerry Market was one of thousands who attended the memorial service.
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Vice President Joseph Biden delivered emotional remarks at the service.
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Police filed into the memorial service for MIT Police Officer Sean Collier at Briggs Field on the MIT campus.
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So you're a fan of The Walking Dead or other zombie-related media — so are we! But what would you actually do if you came across a brain-craving walker in real life? Pedestrians on the streets of New York City found that out first hand when a crew of zombies were sent roaming about as part of a protest against DISH Network after the television provider moved AMC to a different channel then ultimately dropped it entirely.
As you can see in the video, some people looked inquisitive, some were confused, most hopped away in terror. The zombies incarnate the lives of pretty much everyone in New York: construction workers, food vendors, mailmen, and more. Our favorite scene is the spooked little kid with the balloon hat. The message ends with a zombie dragging away a DISH satellite, claiming that zombies don't actually belong in the real world and only on television (cable television, no less).
The Walking Dead returns to AMC on October 14, and protestors have gathered on PutZombiesBack.com to hopefully get the channel back on DISH Network before the fact. "We know DISH has been urging AMC fans to pay additional monies to see their favorite shows online," AMC said in a statement through the protesting website. "It seems unusual to us for a television provider to ask their subscribers to pay extra money to see the same shows that they are already paying for, and that their neighbors are getting, as part of their basic TV subscriptions."
PutZombiesBack.com goes further to claim that it thinks the dispute has nothing to do with fees and instead, encourage AMC fans to switch cable providers entirely. "The simple truth is that DISH is using their consumers as pawns to attempt to gain leverage in a lawsuit involving an old and unrelated business venture that has nothing to do with AMC, nothing to do with our shows or fees, and certainly nothing to do with DISH subscribers, who just want to watch the shows they love and are paying DISH for," the site states before providing numbers for subscribers to consider switching their providers.
While the zombie publicity stunt certainly will get the word out about the campaign, do you think it will be effective in getting people to ditch DISH, or getting DISH to add AMC back to its lineup? Either way, the option to go with zombies certainly seems more reasonable than a pop up meth lab, Breaking Bad-style in the middle of Time Square, or a slew of advertising creatives from the 1960s drinking and smoking at a midtown bar a la Mad Men.
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I mentioned the apprentice system the other day. An apprentice is basically a clean up artist. Clean up is something animation schools tend to neglect, which is a shame.
In order to be a good clean up artist, you have to know more than how to draw a clean line. You still have to understand the big concepts, like construction and hierarchy. You need to know that some things are more important than others and how to preserve those important things in your final clean ups.
The most important part of an image is the overall composition and graphic statement. You should be able instantly to see what's going on in the big picture. None of the details should distract from it.
You need to be able to see clearly:
The Lines of action
The relative positions of the characters and their emotional relationships to what each is doing
Their construction
The negative shapes that help us clearly see the whole image
If the big picture (the composition) doesn't make an obvious statement or read clearly, then every other step of the detailing will just make it worse.
Beginners who are recently introduced to the idea of construction and Preston Blair's lessons, tend to think every part of a cartoon is made of simple symmetrical ovals and balls. Maybe very early animated cartoon characters were, but not by the late 30s. You have to look carefully at an artist's drawing to see the subtle shapes in the forms.
At Spumco I've had to train many many assistants to get them to see the subtleties of the shapes in the rough drawings and learn to preserve and enhance them.
I will attempt to do that in a few posts on hierarchy and what assistants and inkers should be looking out for in experienced artists' rough drawings.
Take a look at the Harvey Kurtzman post below. Every image has a beautifully designed "big picture". There aren't a lot of details, and he doesn't need him, because his overall statements are so well planned and artistically designed.


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While preparing for Home Energy's 30th anniversary, we leafed through some of the earliest issues. Today's issues are slick compared to those early years. It was amateur hour then because an untrained staff researched and wrote articles, prepared artwork, edited, typeset, proofed, and much more. Still, the topics have not changed much and—sadly—some of the editorials from the 1980s could easily be reprinted in 2014 without readers sensing anything was amiss.
But it struck us that one big difference between then and now is humor: those earlier issues were filled with cartoons, jokes, even stories. (See the cartoon to the left, which ran in a 1985 issue with the caption, "Insulating with Jello.") It was a special type of humor that you couldn't find elsewhere because it focused on home energy. The cartoons were corny (and not terribly professional) because they portrayed stereotypical situations. Imagine the attic insulator's leg poking through the ceiling. Yet they still provoked smiles.
Humor has value. A noted social scientist remarked that a dirty joke is sometimes the best way of dispensing sex education. We're not claiming that raunchy humor should be part of the energy efficiency training curriculum, but humor—which might include an embarrassing situation—is a complementary educational route.
To make this happen, we need your assistance. Good jokes—and especially cartoons—don't just appear. The earliest versions sometimes are only barely funny but, after considerable refinement, they hit the mark. So first you need to send us the idea, the punch line, the scene, the gut-busting incident (or even just a chuckle). Lord knows the energy efficiency industry has no shortage of fodder for jokes. Imagine a cartoon scene where an energy professional is standing at the front door speaking to a homeowner. There must be a thousand different hilarious two-liners to go with the picture. And probably 999 actually occurred. Or the scene where a guy is blowing insulation in a wall and something—you tell us what!—is popping out another hole. This won't happen overnight; we will experiment a bit, exploiting the best features of the web and paper issues to solicit ideas and improvements.
So our 30th anniversary resolution is to "lighten up". With the help of cartoons, sketches, jokes, and anecdotes interspersed through the magazine and website, we hope that we'll make you smile. And perhaps learn a lesson or two.
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The Maryland State Curriculum (SC) for World Languages was unanimously accepted by the Maryland Board of Education on March 24, 2009. Click here for the Introduction and the SC.
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The goal of the five "C's" is to prepare learners to apply the skills and understandings measured by the Standards beyond the instructional setting and to bring a global competence to their future careers and experiences. The Standards have been refreshed to reflect the current educational landscape, including Maryland College and Career-Ready Standards, and 21st century skills. The five C's are:
Communicate effectively in more than one language in order to function in a variety of situations and for multiple purposes
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Hi Jeffrey,
After graduating university and finding a job, I decided - with my parents' encouragement - to stay living at home to save money for my first condo. Since my parents didn't require rent money from me, I've been able to buy my condo in just over two years. As a housewarming gift, my family is buying me living room furniture. Do you have any chic, affordable bedroom ideas?
I want my bedroom to be sophisticated and feminine, but not flowery. I take possession in September and don't have a lot of reserve funds for decorating.
Thanks for your help.
- Marlisa
How lucky for you that your parents didn't buy you the clichéd set of luggage as a graduation gift from university. Instead of hinting that you leave the nest, they encouraged you to stay to collect some feathers to make your own. More and more, 20-somethings are doing the same thing to get a foot on the property ladder. Applause to parents and offspring alike.
The photo on this page from interior designer Laura Martin Bovard (lmbinteriors.com) features everything you're looking for: It's chic, urban, sophisticated, worldly, fresh, refined and feminine. OK, so I've added a few adjectives, but to me this is the perfect inspiration for your new bedroom. The room could be featured in a high/low magazine spread. For you, let's concentrate on giving you the look on the low side, starting with the focal point of the room: the bed.
Ms. Bovard created the dreamy bed by hanging a valance with drapery side panels from the ceiling, adding visual height to the room. Though the valance could be pricey - depending on the fabrics and trim you choose - there is a way of doing this on the low side of your budget. Buy inexpensive ready-made drapery panels in contrasting colours and hang them back-to-back or look for sheets on sale and use the (lined) flat sheets to create the side panels and valance. If you have a bit of DIY ability, you could actually make this valance yourself.
Alternatively, you will be surprised at how affordable this is to have sewn at a drapery shop. As for the patterned trim, use an inexpensive fabric with grosgrain ribbon sewn on either side to provide a finished look.
The hotel-style bedding is clean, crisp white with a double line of embroidery and, if you use a bedskirt, you won't need anything other than a metal frame to house your boxspring and mattress. No expensive bed frame required.
Take note of the calming colours in the room. The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Linen White and the trim in Pittsfield Buff. I like that the trim is darker than the wall; it gives definition to the room. The addition of the soft pink on the valance trim and decorative pillow is feminine, without being girly. And not a floral print in sight.
When I ask Ms. Bovard about the use of mismatched night tables, she tells me it gives the room an interesting look. She finds that matching feels "a little too department store-esque." She also points out that "the finishes and heights make them relate to each other but they are different enough to create a more layered look." All good pointers when starting your furniture search.
I do like the addition of the matching Moroccan mirrors and porcelain lamps that help instill a sense of symmetry. And if you can believe it, Ms. Bovard tells me the launching-off point for the entire room was the hanging star pendant. Remember to switch out your builder's light fixture when you move. It's a small, relatively inexpensive detail that will make a noticeable difference to your bedroom.
I hope you respond to the inspiration of this well-designed room as much as I have. I think it ticks all your boxes for a sophisticated, feminine bedroom in your first condo to call your own.
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The president, speaking to a student-heavy crowd of 7,000 at the University at Buffalo, said he expected pushback from those who have profited from the ballooning cost of college. But he argued that with the nation's economy still shaky and students facing increasing global competition, making college affordable is "an economic imperative."
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The president is also seeking legislation to give colleges a "bonus" based on the number of students they graduate who received Pell Grants. The goal is to encourage colleges to enroll and graduate low- and moderate-income students.
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Hostess Brands says it's going out of business after striking workers across the country crippled its ability to make its Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Wonder Bread and other snacks.
The company had warned employees that it would file a motion with U.S. Bankruptcy Court Friday seeking permission to shutter its operations and sell assets if plants didn't resume normal operations by a Thursday evening deadline.
The closing would mean the loss of about 18,500 jobs, 145 of which belong to workers at Oakland's Colombo Bakery, located in East Oakland near Interstate 880..
"Many people have worked incredibly long and hard to keep this from happening, but now Hostess Brands has no other alternative than to begin the process of winding down and preparing for the sale of our iconic brands," CEO Gregory Rayburn said in a letter to employees posted on the company website. He added that all employees will eventually lose their jobs, "some sooner than others."
David Morgan, one of 70 bakers at Oakland's Colombo Bakery, expressed optimism about the potential liquidation as he continued picketing in front of the plant, despite already knowing that he was going to lose his job.
"I knew something like this would happen," Morgan said. "Voting no and going on strike was my only chance to voice my opinion."
Morgan and other employees are hopeful that private investors will come forth and try to save the iconic brands so many have grown to love, and are hopeful for the possibility that this may not be the end.
"Just because the CEO makes a statement that they're going to force liquidation doesn't mean the judge is going to accept it. The judge could tell them renegotiate," Morgan said. "If not, we will get jobs. If there are no Hostess products on the shelves, the store will call others to fill the shelf space."
Hostess, based in Irving, Texas, shuttered bakery operations at its 33 factories effective immediately and said its stores will remain open for several days to sell already packaged products. The privately held company filed for Chapter 11 protection in January, its second trip through bankruptcy court in less than a decade.
"Unfortunately, because we are in bankruptcy, there are severe limits on the assistance the (company) can offer you at this time," Rayburn wrote.
Thousands of members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union went on strike last week after rejecting in September a contract offer that slashed wages and benefits. Hostess said Friday the company is unprofitable "under its current cost structure, much of which is determined by union wages and pension costs."
A union representative did not immediately return a call from the Associated Press seeking comment on the company's announcement.
The company had already reached a contract agreement with its largest union, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The Teamsters had urged the bakery union this week to hold a secret ballot on whether to continue striking.
Hostess, founded in 1930, was fighting battles beyond labor costs. Competition is increasing in the snack space and Americans are increasingly conscious about healthy eating. Hostess also makes Dolly Madison, Drake's and Nature's Pride snacks.
Hostess had said that production at about a dozen of its plants were seriously affected by the strike. Three plants were closed earlier this week.
In spite of company comment stating that all production would come to an immediate halt, the smell of baking sweetbread wafted through the air as the Colombo bakers marched on.
"I believe in the union," said Margarita Robles, a 25-year company employee. "I will stay here until the last minute to see what happens after the negotiations. It's not so much a question of getting more, I just don't want anything else taken away from us"
Staff writers Erin Ivie and Harry Harris contributed to this report.


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Talk about convenience!
We stayed in Disney's Hollywood Hotel as shown below:
It is perfect for anyone who's planning to go to Disneyland; at the lobby you can find all the information you need on live show slots and timing.
Hotel map, the one you can raba-raba.
Very comfy beds, I must say. Slept like a big fat baby. No offense, big fat babies out there.
Quirky interior design.
So yeah… now shall I take you for breakfast? In Chef Mickey, Disney's Hollywood hotel! Makan jer excited. Excited jer makan.
Remember the crazy-awesome Indian dish with crazy-awesome kuah Dahl I had at the theme park? They have it here too! Gila woh orang Cina masak masakan India gila sedap. What can't these people do?!
I assure you, they really jaga their food quality. Everything so fresh and sedap.
And if you come here (Hong Kong), don't forget to try the fruits! Juiciest and sweetest fruits I've ever tasted in my life, ever and forever. I think me and my mom mengadap buah jer even went to the supermarket to buy more buah LOL.
Now let's see what the next hotel, Disneyland Hotel, have in store for us!
The deco here is very different from the old-Hollywood-movie-vibe that the other hotel had. Here you can say it is quite dreamy with a touch of Victorian elegance.
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The Smyrna High School JV boys basketball team improved to 16-1 on the season after defeating St. Andrews Monday and Cape Henlopen Friday night.
The Eagles win over Cape came in the final seconds as the Vikings tied the game at 42-42 with 20 seconds left in the game. Smyrna ran the clock down and with just 4 seconds left and Timer Garnett open in the corner, Boaz Menard passed the ball to Garnett who hit the three-pointer for the 45-42 win.
Smyrna was led by Donte Ritchie with 8 points and 4 steals, Vincent Jubilee with 7 points and 5 rebounds, and Garnett with 7 points. Garnett also put on a great defensive effort by shutting down Cape's best player, Ryan Thornburg, to just 4 points.
The Eagles followed up Friday's nail-biter with a dominating 46-26 victory over St. Andrews on Monday. Monday's games were part of Smyrna High's "PINK" event to raise money for cancer awareness.
With the loss of two players to varsity, coach Dontay Black said the team is starting to adjust without them making their defense their offense.
Smyrna was led by Timer Garnett with 14 points and 5 steals, Aaron Wilson with 9 points and 7 rebounds, and Jameir Sudler with 8 points.
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RIPLEY - They played with heart. They played with fire. They gave all the effort a coach could ask for. Somehow after leading 44-42 going into the fourth period, Cabell Midland went on a 32-13 run and squashed any hopes Ripley had of taking this game.
The Vikings were playing for a seventh place finish in the Mountain State athletic Conference.
Ripley seniors Casy Smith, Jacob Haynes, Chuck Sleboda, Cody Sanders and Austin Parsons were honored, along with their parents, prior to the game.
Coach Craig Harmon and assistant coach Steve Hunt presented the seniors with plaques engraved with action photos that quite frankly, were stunning.
The five elder statesmen all started the game on this night and quite frankly, played lock down defense and the Vikings led after a quarter, 12-8.
The offenses opened up in the second, and the game become physical with both teams sending bodies to the hardwood on more than one play.
Ripley freshman post player Luke Layhew asserted himself in the second period. He hit two free throws and scored on a nice reverse pivot in the paint over a Knights defender.
Cabell Midland (7-15 MSAC 5-13) led 25-22 at intermission but Ripley was clearly in this game and they seemed poised to put their seventh victory into the win column. The boys in Red had beaten Ripley, in Ripley Health Center, 55-46 in December.
Ripley (6-15 MSAC 2-13) has lost four in a row since defeating Capital on the road, 65-62 on January 30.
The Vikings battled in the third. While the officiating was content to let the teams play physical in the first half, the second half was a different story. Ripley was tagged for 26 personal fouls in the game while the knights were hit 16 times, including a technical on coach Matt Stead in the third.
Kade Harrison netted seven in the period and Chuck Sleboda six while Smith, Jacob Haynes and Drew Harpold all hit for trifectas in the quarter.
Junior Kade Harrison had two blocked shots, which gives him (49) in his career. If Harrison gets two more in Ripley's sectional contest, he will be the all time Viking leader with his senior season left on the horizon.
In the final period, Knights guard Sawyer Beckett began feasting in transition and Ripley had no answer while he dropped in one easy bucket after another. Coach Stead kept going to that well and he repeatedly came up with buckets of fresh drinking water as Midland pulled away and never looked back.
For Ripley, Kade Harrison finished with 17 and two blocks, Casy Smith netted 10 and three rebounds and a steal, Chuck Sleboda scored seven and six boards, Jacob Haynes had seven points, eight rebounds and four steals, Drew Harpold netted six with four rebounds and two steals, Cody Sanders had four, a rebound and a steal, Luke Layhew had four and five boards and Dylan Hall had two points and two rebounds.


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Philip began painting 25 or so years ago in the days of Grenadier and Ral Partha miniatures with Testors Paints. After a few years of hideous results, he gave it up completely. In the fall of 2003, he started painting again, and still had hideous results, but with alot of practice, eventually got a little bit better. He has awards for painting from numerous painting contests, including ReaperCon 2005 and 2006 where he won a total of 7 Sophies. Philip has done some freelance work for Reaper Miniatures. When he's not painting, he commands an army of gnome chicks on World of Warcraft, plays some hockey (poorly), skis, and does occasional volunteer work building trails on the Continental Divide. read more
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The highest award in Cub Scouting is the Webelos Arrow of Light award. It is the only Cub Scout badge that you can wear on your Boy Scout uniform. You will work on outdoor skills, physically fitness, and learn more about citizenship and working with others. Upon completion of Arrow of Light, you can bridge into a Boy Scout troop.
The Arrow of Light award is worn on the left pocket flap of the blue Cub Scout Uniform or below the left pocket of the tan Boy Scout Uniform.
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1. Webelos Badge
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- See the Scout Badge Workbook for diagrams of the Scout sign, salute, and handshake.
- See the Scout Badge Workbook for the diagram of the Scout badge.
- See Uniform for details on how the Webelos and Boy Scout uniforms are different.
- See Square Knot and the Scout Badge Workbook for step-by-step diagrams for tying a square knot.
3. Fitness - Citizen - Readyman - Outdoorsman - Other Webelos Activity Badges
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Find your local council.
6. Scoutmaster Conference - Explains that you don't "pass" a Scoutmaster Conference.
Related Awards
The Arrow of Light is preparing you for the Boy Scout Scout Badge and Tenderfoot Rank. 2. "Repeat from memory and explain in your own words the Scout Oath or Promise and the 12 points of the Scout Law" is very similar to Tenderfoot Rank #7. "Repeat from memory and explain in your own words the Scout Oath, Law, motto, and slogan."
See also
|Arrow of Light award knot
Adult Leaders may wear the knot
- Arrow of Light award Workbook
- Webelos Badge is earned before Arrow of Light
- Webelos Workbooks are available for every Activity Badge (Pin)
- Webelos Scout Program plans allows you to complete all 20 Activity Badges in 12, 15 or 18 months.
- Webelos Transition is the bridging into a troop
- Mike Offers a Potential Eagle Scout His Eagle Perspective Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs is an Eagle Scout and wrote this great letter. It applies equally well to why you would want to complete Arrow of Light.


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Then, the report focuses on global major leading industry players with information such as company profiles, product picture and specification, capacity, production, price, cost, revenue and contact information. Upstream raw materials, equipment and downstream consumers analysis is also carried out.
Finally, the feasibility of new investment projects is assessed, and overall research conclusions are offered.
In a word, the report provides major statistics on the state of the industry and is a valuable source of guidance and direction for companies and individuals interested in the market.
Geographically, this report split EMEA into Europe, the Middle East and Africa, With sales (K MT), revenue (Million USD), market share and growth rate of Wood Vinegar for these regions, from 2013 to 2025 (forecast)
Europe: Germany, France, UK, Russia, Italy and Benelux;
Middle East: Saudi Arabia, Israel, UAE and Iran;
Africa: South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt and Algeria.EMEA Wood Vinegar market competition by top manufacturers/players, with Wood Vinegar sales volume (K MT), price (USD/MT), revenue (Million USD) and market share for each manufacturer/player; the top players including
ACE (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Tagrow Co., Ltd
Wood Vinegar Australia
New Life Agro
Verdi Life, L.L.C.
Taiko Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Nettenergy B.V.
Sort Of Coal
Dongying Runyi Biological Technology Co, Ltd
Applied Gaia CorporationOn the basis of product, this report displays the sales volume, revenue, product price, market share and growth rate of each type, primarily split into
Slow Pyrolysis
Fast Pyrolysis
Intermediate PyrolysisOn the basis on the end users/applications, this report focuses on the status and outlook for major applications/end users, sales volume, market share and growth rate for each application, including
Animal Feed
Consumer Products
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1 - Wood Vinegar Overview
Chapter 2 - EMEA Wood Vinegar Competition by Manufacturers/Players/Suppliers, Region, Type and Application
Chapter 3 - Europe Wood Vinegar (Volume, Value and Sales Price), by Players, Countries, Type and Application
Chapter 4 - Middle East Wood Vinegar (Volume, Value and Sales Price), by Region, Type and Application
Chapter 5 - Africa Wood Vinegar (Volume, Value and Sales Price) by Players, Countries, Type and Application
Chapter 6 - EMEA Wood Vinegar Manufacturers/Players Profiles and Sales Data
Chapter 7 - Wood Vinegar Manufacturing Cost Analysis
Chapter 8 - Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy and Downstream Buy
Chapter 9 - Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/Traders
Chapter 10 - Market Effect Factors Analysis
Chapter 11 - EMEA Wood Vinegar Market Forecast (2018-2022)
Chapter 12 - Research Findings and Conclusion
Chapter 13 - Appendix
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This backpack is fully insulated with heat/cold resistant batting to make a functional yet adorable lunch tote. Lined with laminated fabric, it is perfect for the messes that come with a toddler, making it easy to wipe clean. The backpack uses basic box construction techniques, piping, a zipper, cording, D rings and more. I'm not saying that this is easy. But trust me, you will be happy with the bag! And so will that special little someone. It's the perfect project for a holiday or birthday gift!
approximately 6 Assorted Layer Cake Pieces
assorted scraps (for owl eyes and nose)
1 yard of Twill/Home Dec weight fabric (this is plenty!)
1/2 yard of laminated fabric
1/4 yard of mesh utility fabric
1/2 yard of Insul-Bright insulated batting
1/2 yard of fusible non woven interfacing
Basting Spray
2 yards of nylon cording (sized to fit through eyelets)
Heat-n-Bond Lite II
1 package of coordinating piping
18″ zipper
1/4 yard of nylon strapping
1 package of 4 D rings
2 double cord stops
optional but helpful: teflon sewing machine foot
optional but helpful: freezer paper
optional but useful: scotch guard
Unless otherwise noted, all seam allowances are a 1/4″.
Use the pattern pieces provided to cut the backpack front and back from the twill fabric and the lining front and back from the laminated fabric. Be sure to mark the top center of each piece. I like to use freezer paper to create my pattern pieces because I can iron the piece in place from the non-waxy side.
A little tip when working with laminated fabric: you can quickly press the fabric from the BACKside using a pressing cloth to help protect your iron and the fabric. The heat will make the fabric more malleable which may or may not be useful for you.
Creating the Lining:
In addition to the two pieces cut from the provided pattern pieces, also cut the following from the laminated fabric:
(1) 10 1/2″ x 4 1/4″ – bottom of backpack lining
(2) 8 3/4″ x 4 1/2″ – sides of backpack lining
(2) 15 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ – zipper opening
(2) 7″ x 4 1/2″ – interior pocket
Cut the following from the Insul-Bright Batting:
(1) 10″ x 4″ – bottom batting
(2) 8″ x 4″ – side batting
(2) backpack lining pattern minus a 1/4″ all around
Mark 1/4″ from each corner on the side and bottom lining pieces.
Spray-baste batting onto the wrong side of the laminated fabric, centering the batting on the pattern pieces. Sew batting in place in even lines across all lining pieces. (I used 2″ increments.) I chose to keep the batting out of the seam allowance to help reduce bulk. The laminate is already a bit tricky to work with and placing the batting only on the usable part of the bag eliminates some struggle you might have working with both the laminate and the batting.
TIP: When working with the laminated fabric, you will have the most success if you use a teflon sewing machine foot. It will not cling to the laminate and allows you to sew more easily. Most likely your teflon foot will look something like this:
Construct the interior laminate pocket by using the two " x 4 1/2″ pieces. Place these right sides together and sew around the perimeter leaving a couple inches open to turn the piece right side out as seen in the picture below. Clip the corners, turn the piece right side out and top stitch along the edge.
Place the pocket on the lining back piece, centering the pocket. Stitch along the left, bottom and right sides to attach the pocket piece to the lining back. To create an extra detail to the pocket to hold something like a pen, stitch a vertical line 1 1/2″ from the right edge.
Construct the top opening and sides of the lining, starting with the two 15 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ pieces. The lining will not actually be connected to the zipper until the final step, so we are creating a finished edge for the lining at the zipper opening. Fold in one long edge on each of the two pieces by a 1/2″.
Top Stitch the fold in place. (You will love having that teflon foot for this kind of step!)
Lay the two center opening pieces right sides together on one of the side lining pieces. Align the outside edges together. There should be a gap in the middle. You do not want these to meet together!. Use a 1/2″ seam and sew these together.
Fold the side piece back and press the seam allowance toward the side piece. Top stitch the pieces in place.
Use the same procedure to sew the center opening pieces to the other side piece as well.
At this point, you have a long side/center piece, a bottom piece, a front piece and a back piece of the lining. They have been insulated and a pocket is attached. Now you need to sew all of these four pieces together. Use basic box construction techniques.
First sew the side/center piece to the front and back panels using a 1/4″ seam allowances, matching the centers and the ends. Leave a 1/4″ unsewn at each each end and ease the curves as you sew. Pin the pieces together with heavy duty pins ONLY in the seam allowance (the pins will leave a mark and you don't want that anywhere other than your seam allowance).
Clip the curves as needed.
Sew the bottom of the bag to the other pieces one side at a time, always starting a 1/4″ in from the edge of the bottom piece. Again this is basic box construction. Clip the corners of the bottom piece to turn the piece along the edge of the bag.
(I didn't get a great photo of this step but there are oodles out there on the Internet…just search for box construction sewing techniques)
In addition to the two pieces cut from the pattern pieces for the exterior back, also cut the following from the Twill fabric:
(2) 22″ x 4″ strips
(1) 5″ x 4″ strip
With each strip, fold the fabric in half along the length of the piece and press. Open the piece up again and fold in one short edge a 1/4″ and then again by a 1/4″ and top stitch the short end in place. (You do NOT need to do this particular step for the 5″ x 4″ piece). Fold the long edges of the strip in toward the center seam and press. Top stitch each long side of the folded strip.
Cut (1) 10.5″ x 9″ rectangle for the Exterior Bottom Back piece. Mark the center at the top and bottom of the piece. Place each of the long shoulder straps, raw edges together, 2″ from the center on each side and tack in place using an 1/8″ seam allowance.
Lay your piece flat and stretch out the shoulder straps flush against the back panel. Angle the straps so that they are 1 1/2″ from the outside edge and pin temporarily in place.
Press the seam toward the top of the bag and topstitch the top panel just above the seam (you may want a second row of topstitching a 1/4″ above that).
Remove the pins from the shoulder straps and move these out of the way while you work on attaching the D rings to the bottom of the bag.
Fold the small strip in half and slip (2) D rings onto the loop.
Use a zipper foot to sew the D rings tightly in place at the center of the small straps.
Mark 1 1/2″ from each side of the bottom and place the D ring straps to the inside of each mark. Tack in place using an 1/8″ seam allowance.
Pull the long shoulder straps through the D rings following the manufacturer's instructions.
Apply piping to the outside edge of the whole back exterior panel around the sides (not the bottom). Be sure to use a thread that matches the piping for this step and a zipper or piping foot.
Cut 8″ of nylon strapping for a hanging loop and attach it to the top of the exterior back with raw edges aligned and stitch in place using an 1/8″ seam allowance.
Step back and admire your work! You have completed the exterior back of the backpack!
There are two distinct parts to making the exterior sides: making the center zipper and making the adjustable mesh pockets.
Zipper installation:
Cut (2) 15 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ strips of Twill fabric. Install the zipper between these two pieces.
Shorten the zipper according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Cut the following:
(2) 8 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ pieces from the Twill fabric
(2) 5 1/2″ x 7 1/2″ pieces from the Mesh Fabric
(2) 7 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ pieces from layer cake piece chosen for pocket casing
Take the (2) casing pieces measuring 7 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ and fold in half along the length, wrong sides together. Press. Open out the pieces and press each side into the center.
You should see 4 "sections" of the casing now. Along the 2nd section, add a small scrap of interfacing across the middle. Mark the center (3 3/4″ from either end). Measure 1″ or so from each side of the center and mark your eyelet locations.
Install the grommets according to the manufacturer's instructions with the wrong side of the grommet on the interfacing.
Cut (4) pieces of cording 14″ in length and thread it from the wrong side of the fabric through the eyelet to the right side. Tack it in place along the wrong side edge.
Insert the mesh fabric into the grommet placket casing and top stitch along the edge of the casing.
Attach the mesh to the side twill panel pieces by first stitching along each side using an 1/8″ seam allowance. Box pleat the bottom of the mesh to be fit perfectly flush with the twill fabric and stitch in place.
Insert the cording through a double cord stop. Trim cording to desired length and knot each cording end.
You may want to insert a pull tab on the zip side, so attach a 3 1/2″ piece of ribbon/twill tape folded in half to the pocket piece on the zip side.
Now attach each side pocket piece to the center zipper piece using a 1/2″ seam allowance on each side. Top stitch each piece in place.
Yay! You've finished the exterior side pieces!
Exterior Front:
And now the part that I'm sure you've been waiting for! Making that sweet owl for the front of the backpack. I saved it for last because it's my favorite part!
In addition to the (1) exterior front backpack pattern piece cut from Twill, you will also need the owl pattern pieces.
Cut (2) Owl Belly Pocket pieces from (2) layer cake pieces.
Fold (1) neutral layer cake piece in half and cut (2) Owl Face pieces.
Cut (4) Owl Wing pieces from (2) matching layer cake pieces.
Apply Interfacing on the wrong side of one piece of each owl part: 1 per wing, 1 for belly pocket and 1 for owl face. Again, to lessen the bulk I like to keep the interfacing out of the seam allowance. So trim it to 1/4″ shorter than the pattern piece on all sides.
With right sides together, stitch 1/4″ around the belly pocket sides and top. Clip the corners and notch the curves.
Turn the belly piece right side out and double top stitch the top of the pocket.
Match the centers of bag front and belly pocket. Tack the pocket in place along the bottom of the bag using a 1/8″ seam allowance.
Stitch the sides *only* of belly pocket to the bag front.
To make the wings, sew (2) wing pieces right sides together along the sides only. Clip the seam.
Turn wings right side out. Flip top in and under 1/4″ and top stitch all around the wing pieces.
Sew Wings to either side of the belly pocket, attaching *only* at the top of the wing using a tight double top stitch. Your wing will be free to flap this way.
To make the owl face, sew (2) owl face pieces right sides together around the shape, leaving a 2″ or so unsewn gap at the bottom of the face. Trim seam allowance to 1/8″, turn right side out and press firmly.
Creating the eyes:
Cut (1) gray 2″ circle and adhere steam a seam lite II to the back. Cut the circle in half. Then trim an 1/8″ away from the outside edge (make this a good cut! These are the pieces you are using on the backpack). Use the remaining inner circle pieces to cut some tiny pieces for your eyelashes.
Arrange as desired. Remove the paper backing and press all eye
pieces in place. Be sure not to move your iron back and forth…this is an up and down pressing motion.
Using an open toe applique foot, top stitch or satin stitch around the edge of each piece with matching grey thread.
Creating the nose:
Cut (1) small triangle from a scrap of fabric. Back this piece with SAS Lite II as well. Remove paper backing and press in place. Top stitch or satin stitch around the edge.
Spray baste the back of the owl face and position it on the Exterior Backpack front above the Belly Pocket and Wings. Top stitch around the whole perimeter of the face.
Eep!! Isn't she sweet?!
Sew piping to the Exterior bag front along the edges but not the bottom just as you did for the Exterior Back.
You now have a completed Exterior Front, Exterior Back and Exterior Sides.
Cut (1) 10 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ twill piece for the Exterior Bottom and you can start to sew all of these pieces together. It is constructed exactly as the interior lining was, with box construction.
First sew the Exterior Sides to the Exterior Back, matching centers and ends. I used my zipper foot to keep that piping nice and snug!
Ease the curve together and clip seams as necessary. Remember to leave a 1/4″ unsewn at the bottom of each side.
Starting to see a bag!
Yum….pretty piping!
I keep the backpack straps pinned up and out of the way.
Continue to construct the backpack together, sewing the bag front to the bag sides.
Then sew the bag bottom to the backpack using the same construction techniques as you did with the lining: box construction. So be sure to mark the quarter inch seam allowance at each corner on the bottom Twill piece.
Sew all four sides together, clipping corners as necessary.
Turn bag right side out. Admire your work. You are almost there!!
This is it! The very end!! All that you need to do now is insert the lining into the exterior backpack and stitch together at the zipper.
Insert the bag lining into the backpack ensuring that WRONG sides are together.
Push and finagle that lining into its proper place and line up the openings of the backpack exterior and the lining. The laminated fabric should be tucked back from the zipper a bit so it does not get caught in the zipper. Use heavy-duty pins and carefully pin the lining in place.
You may want that teflon foot back again depending on how you do the last step, but this is it! Sew the lining opening in place along the edge of the exterior zipper. There are some tricky parts to this but just keep fiddling with the bag until you can sew all around the zippered edge.
Now do the happy dance because you are DONE!!
One Backpack perfect for the Toddler in your life!
I hope that you all enjoy this pattern and try to tackle it. If you're dying for the look without too much hassle, you could always make an unlined version and finish off the interior seams with packaged bias tape. Quick and Easy! (well…easier!) I would love to see any projects made from my patterns, so please add them to my group on Flickr, Cut To Pieces and of course to the Moda Bake Shop Group as well.
And don't forget that there are endless possibilities for color combinations and themes. In another lifetime I will find the time to make a boy version of this in navy blue and kelly green, perhaps with a sweet whale face! My mind is a whirl with all of the adorable options for how to personalize this backpack to a particular child's tastes. Personally my girl is quite pleased with her owl. The owl who says "whooo!"


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Learn about your ancestors' travels across the ocean with this informative blog by Kerry Farmer. Try searching the Passenger Lists leaving the UK 1890 - 1960 today and see what you can find.
It's a common experience for genealogists – tracking ancestors forward through the UK censuses – to find that suddenly the whole family seems to vanish from the records. Eventually it might occur to us to wonder, did they migrate somewhere? If so, where did they go?
This is where the Passenger lists leaving UK 1890–1960 on findmypast.com.au can be so useful. These are the digitised and indexed lists of passengers embarking on long-distance voyages made from all British ports (England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales). If the ship stopped en route at additional ports, such as in Europe, passengers disembarking at those stops are also included. The original documents are held in The National Archives UK in series BT 27 (BT = Board of Trade). Findmypast has indexed together all departures from all British ports, allowing researchers to enter their ancestor's name of interest and determine the destination.
The most common way of searching for immigrant ancestors is to search the archives of the destination country. But which government archives to check? In the case of passengers to Australia, the individual colonies (and then states) administered immigration separately until 1922, after which immigration control became a function of the Commonwealth Government. (A further complication when looking for immigration records is that, just as today, immigration is typically handled at the first port of call.)
Using findmypast.com.au, there is a better way. Look under 'Travel & migration' and select the record set 'Passenger Lists Leaving UK 1890-1960'. I was searching for the migration of my grandmother, Olwena KELLETT, who was born in Lancashire in 1901. I entered her name (with first name variants) and searched between 1901 and 1907. It is a free search – not even requiring a subscription to do the search.
I selected 'name variants' – which also allows for the fact that some passenger lists only identify people by an initial. I found her in 1905, where she travelled from Britain to South Africa.
The above information is as far as you can go with a free search. It requires a subscription or PayAsYouGo credits to see the transcription of the results or full image of the page. The amount of information available on the passenger lists varies widely over time. Some only have minimal information about the passengers, while others include their dates of birth, occupations, and addresses in Britain before departure as well as their ultimate destinations overseas.
I had already found the record of the family's arrival in Australia, and had assumed they had travelled on that same ship from London to Sydney. But instead little Olwena travelled with her mother to South Africa first, and then 2 years later the family travelled on to Sydney.
As many of the passenger indexes available in Australia concentrate on ships that came from British ports, ancestors who travelled first to places like South Africa or North America might not be included in the indexes of arrivals in Australia. Looking instead at the departures from Britain might help us understand what happened.
Just as today, not every person travelling was an immigrant. Apart from the seamen, many of our ancestors (such as merchants) travelled for work and people travelled for holidays. Families who had already migrated travelled back to Britain to visit family and friends. In other words, a surprising number of our ancestors appear in passenger lists crossing the oceans. Using the indexes of passengers leaving Britain provides a very useful additional way of tracking their journeys.


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Let's dive in and find the right Samsung Galaxy S3 case for you.
Also check out our roundup of the best Samsung Galaxy S4 cases.
Body Glove Tactic Case ($30)
A hard outer shell and an absorbent gel lining takes care of drops and shocks, while the gel ribs down either side provide great grip and make your S3 easier to hold. There are cut outs for the camera, the headphone port, and the Micro USB port, and gel covers for the volume and power controls. A choice of two tone color schemes gives it a pleasant look and the gel highlights also ensure your phone doesn't slip when you put it down on smooth surfaces.
D. Bramante 1928 Leather Wallet ($50)
Handcrafted using the finest Indian leather, the D. Bramante 1928 Leather Wallet flips open like a book and has a magnetic closure. Inside you'll find four slots for cards on the right with a cash pocket behind them. On the left there's a larger pocket for your S3. Although there's a cut out to make removing your phone in a hurry, this isn't a case you'll want to keep your phone in all the time because you have to remove the S3 in order to use it. Consider it a good travel case.
Cygnett UrbanShield Case ($30)
Brushed aluminum gives this case a premium look, which is combined with rubber, providing impact protection and better grip. The cut outs are all present and correct, so there's no need to remove your S3 once it is snug inside this case. It doesn't add much bulk and it comes with a screen protector to prevent any scratches on that display. You can also get this case with a carbon fiber or a silver finish on the back plate.
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Belkin Shield Fade ($30)
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