 by things left and right so maybe there is something in the air.
I did not for a second think c-word however were I you I would make haste to a scanner near you (MRI, petscan, whatever is the right one) “just in case” you have something that can be fixed easier now rather than later. A little laproscopic surgery never hurt anyone and I feel like maybe there is something minor that could use some attention.
Deep digger: A TBM breakthrough being celebrated at the Ampang Park MRT Station site at Kuala Lumpur in this file picture.
PETALING JAYA: The foray into artificial intelligence in mechanised tunnelling has reaped Gamuda Bhd dividends as it is now in the driver’s seat to construct a portion of Sydney’s underground metro network.
In a statement earlier this week, Minister of Transport and Veterans for the New South Wales government, David Elliott, announced that Australia will have its first autonomous tunnel boring machines (TBMs) that will be deployed to build a pair of metro tunnels, each running for 9km.Jalon Spencer, a Westlake High School junior, played on the U-18 National Team in the International Bowl. The International Bowl is a collaboration of USA Football and football governing bodies in each competing country. Each International Bowl features a series of practices, team activities, scrimmages and games for four high school-aged U.S. National Teams as well as U.S. Select Teams. Approximately 70 countries across six continents possess a national federation dedicated solely to American football.
Each year, the Matthew Henson Middle School counselingdepartment organizes a College Awareness Week during the last school week in December. The week’s theme is to expose students to different schools, provide an introduction to specific college vocabulary and concepts, and help students understand the benefits of higher education. The week includes wearing college T-shirts and colors, dressing like a teacher or professor and dressing for success. Each morning, students watched videos or heard announcements about college and higher education. Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) students worked with counselors to research teachers’ colleges and decorated their classroom doors, with the best ones winning awards. A college scavenger hunt was a popular activity during which students engaged with their teachers, tracking down staff members who met certain criteria. College Awareness Week is capped with College Day with presenters sharing their knowledge with Henson students. Students see at least four presenters throughout the day. Counselors reached out to more than 300 colleges and universities around the country, requesting promotional materials and pendants.
The moon is not made of cheese, but it is made of Oreos in Megan Barrows’s first-grade class at Indian Head Elementary School. Students studied phases of the moon with the help of Oreo cookies. Students drew the phases of the moon on a graphic organizer and then made their cookies match. When the lesson wrapped up, the students were allowed to enjoy the cookies.
The Maryland Science Center’s Traveling Science Program recently visited Indian Head Elementary School. Presenters held an assembly for kindergarten, first and second graders. Another assembly was held for students in third through fifth grade. Students learned about solids, liquids and gasses while discovering that “chemistry is awesome.” Student volunteers were invited to assist in the presentations.
Students in St. Charles High School’s Environmental Science and Earth Systems classes taught by DeEtta Winemiller and Helen Dwyer visited Fort Washington National Park to experience hands-on learning with the Alice Ferguson Foundation through its Bridging the Watershed program. The students assembled wind turbines and used solar panels to determine how people can use renewable resources in parks, schools and homes.I was invited to my local dealer this past week for their M3/4 launch event.  My buddy and I (both f82 owners), as well as ~10 other F8x owners were there at the time of our appointment- all pretty much had the same sentiment- the grille doesn’t look terrible IRL, but no one was about to buy an $80k+ g8x that “doesn’t look *as bad* in person”.  One of three at the dealer were sold, with one of three at the next closest dealer also sold- so 4 of 6 were still available.  Doesn’t sound like it’s too popular with M owners."Dear Mrs. Smith: The Work Is Simply Too Hard For Him: He Can't Read the Story"
So many of the kids that I see are given work on a daily basis that they can’t handle. No amount of trying harder or paying attention better will matter. When it comes to reading one of the best ways to test out whether a child is in over his head, is simply to listen to the child read. For me, listening to a child read a passage out loud is a type of x-ray.
Every once in a while, to determine whether the work your child is getting is too difficult, ask him to read a paragraph or two from the text, story or worksheet they are being asked to manage independently.
How does the reading sound? Is it relatively smooth or is it strained and labored? Were most of the words read fairly effortlessly or were there nonsensical substitution words (e.g., “pricopinny” for porcupine). If there are more than a few of these words substituted in a paragraph, the material is simply too hard. No medication or increased motivation will overcome these weaknesses.
If the work is too difficult, let your child’s teacher know that your child cannot do the work he is being asked to manage.
 Pretty quickly it became apparent that he was getting frustrated. I asked him to read a part of the story to me, and it was clear that the material was well above his level.
I would appreciate it if you could take him off to the side of the room apart from the other children to listen to his reading the story to you. I presume you will see what I mean. The work is simply too hard for him – he can’t read the story.
Please advise. Thank you for your concern.
Approach the problem positively with the teacher (at least initially). The old expression, “You get more flies with honey, than vinegar.” applies.
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California’s largest wildfire in state history encompasses both the Ranch Fire and the River fire. On Saturday morning the Ranch Fire was at 276,306 acres, 58 percent contained; the River Fire at 48,920, 92 percent contained.
The emphasis remains on the northern portion of the Ranch Fire, which was very active overnight. There was success bringing the western edge of the fire back into the Mendocino National Forest, and crews continue working on bringing the east edge of the fire back into the forest, but obstacles and access still prove challenging. See mandatory evacuations here.
After charring 1,000 acres and prompting evacuations in the Paradise Valley and Gold Ridge neighborhoods in Fairfield Friday evening, the Nelson Fire is 65 percent contained as of 7:54 a.m. Saturday morning, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Evacuation orders were lifted by 10:30 p.m. Friday night when residents were allowed to return home.
The Holy Fire in the Cleveland National Forest of Orange County threatens thousands of homes. It is 21,473 acres and 29 percent contained as of Saturday morning. Efforts are focused on protecting homes and limiting the spread south towards the Ortega Highway, protecting the Coldwater Canyon area and keeping the fire west of I-15. High temperatures with low humidity are expected today with a cooling trend through the rest of the weekend and into Monday. This will moderate fire behavior and improve firefighting conditions. Evacuation orders have been lifted for the communities of Horsethief Canyon, Rice Canyon, and McVicker Canyon within the city of Lake Elsinore. Track live updates here.
The Carr Fire is 186,416 acres and 55 percent contained. The fire has killed eight and destroyed 1,077 homes. A red flag warning has been issued for the area through 11 p.m. Saturday for hot, dry conditions and gusty winds. Mandatory evacuations remain for Whiskeytown Park and Rainbow Lake in Shasta County and Trinity Dam at Trinity Dam Blvd. in Trinity County. Visit this page for the most up to date orders.
The Ferguson Fire is now at 95,544 acres with 82 percent containment. The uncontained portion of the fire along Wawona Road towards Elephant Rock remains the primary focus, as firefighters attempt to prevent further spread of the fire into Yosemite National Park. Parks officials said Yosemite Valley will reopen Tuesday after being closed for two weeks. Bass Lake, south of Yosemite on Highway 41 is open, however. Highway 120, also known as Tioga Road is open through the park, this includes Tuolumne Meadows Visitor Center, White Wolf Campground, Soda Spring, Tenaya Lake, and Lembert Dome.
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