 cottage system, that is, each of these students will work alone to assemble balloons from start to finish.
The division of labor assembly lines will compete with each other and with the solitary cottage system to see who can complete the greatest number of balloons.
Establish a time limit of 10 to 15 minutes. To be sure that the race to manufacture balloons is timed fairly, first gather the necessary materials. Then everyone begins manufacturing balloons at the same time. Begin counting time when the manufacturing actually begins.
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Tying it All Together:
Adapted from "World History--Traditions and New Directions" Transparency Activity Book, Addison-Wesley, 1989.If you have been checking out my blog you may have noticed that I have written about the Dragons that had set up home in Norwich over the Summer. As September was drawing to a close these Dragons gathered at the Forum in Norwich city centre where they could all be seen one last time.
I went to see them on tuesday and saw a lot of Dragons that I had spent time looking for around Norwich but also many that I simply did not have time to go and find including this one. I saw it and thought that it was rather magnificent. This was one of the more impressive looking Dragons and instantly went onto the list of my favourite Dragons. That List includes the Nelson inspired one, the skeleton one and a really cool one that was called the Mother of Dragons which reminded me of Game of Thrones.
There were just so many Dragons inside and on the square outside and I was looking forward to seeing them all in the one location. In fact one of my friends from my tuesday board gaming group was there to make sure the public knew what was going on. It was great to be able to chat to them for a little while before my friend had to get back to helping out the general public with there questions.
Outside of the Forum where the sun was shining sat even more Dragons, protected by a barrier to keep the nice and safe which meant the public had to go round this one way system to see them all properly. I thought that this was a nice idea as it allowed people to see all the Dragons and be able to take pictures of them in a safe environment, even if some of the people were moving around it a bit too slowly. I enjoyed seeing them all together and took many pictures as you can probably tell.
October first sees the Dragons auctioned off in a event at the Forum where the money raised will go to Break, a charity that whose vision is to ensure children, young people and families reach their full potential and shape their own futures in a safe and creative environment. I am looking forward to hearing how well these Dragons do and just how much money has been raised for such a good cause. If you have a favourite Dragon then let me know in the comments below and why not check out some of my other posts about the Dragons to see even more pictures.Jermaine O’Neal saw firsthand what super trainer Tim Grover did for Dwyane Wade last season, and he couldn’t think of a better guy to rebuild his body as well as his career.
This past offseason, Grover put O’Neal through a rigorous training regimen that included a new diet and more rehabbing than resting. After two steller outings in two Heat victories, O’Neal seems to have regained his footing as one of the NBA’s best big men.
Thanks to Grover, O’Neal says he feels strong and healthy for the first time in almost three years. The 14-year veteran has publicly stated that he wants to regain the form that made him a six-time All-Star selection.
O’Neal scored 22 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in each of Miami’s first two games, the first time he’s posted 22-and-12 in two years.
So have the Heat, which goes without saying.
They traded for O’Neal last February, desperate for another low-post presence to help All-Star Dwyane Wade. What they got, though, was a player whose knees ached more than he ever acknowledged publicly, who could barely jump or run, impaired so badly that he failed to get more than five rebounds in 14 of the 27 regular-season games he logged with Miami last season.
For a 6-foot-11 player making more than $20 million a year, that simply wasn’t going to cut it.
“A lot of work in the summertime, a lot of work in camp,” O’Neal said of his workouts with Grover.
Clearly, all the hard work that O’Neal put in has paid off and if he can stay painfree for the rest of the season, the Heat should remain one of the top five teams in the Eastern Conference.I don't really complain that much about EVE as its a great game - but come on - where is is the new Amarr Emperor. It's so fecking long now - its a joke. He is our God, our Emperor our leader. He is the one who shall strike terror into the Minmatars and lead the reclaiming. When can we have him? When will the Amarr sweep the galaxy clean.
He is the pinnacle of our society. The Capo di Tutti Capi (boss of all bosses) and its ridiculous that the Amarr Empire could go for so long without its moral compass and it centre figure.
All hail Emporer Chribba Slayer of the Veldspar.
For a clue, check Gnautons second post in this thread.
Edit: As a service to the community, a direct link to the post!
Omir awaits his position with much anticipation.
As long as its not Jamyl Sarum or Stavros I dont really mind who is chosen...
We need a new Sarum heir as well.
Next month it will be three years since Jamyl Sarum's pod went splat.
- and a reclaiming.

You'd be a better choice than Stavros.
When's the coronation?
As you're a Minmatar, you would need to be suitably "enlightened" first though...
you need to get out that sig factory first Eris - how long have you been stuck in there?
hey let's not be tooo harsh with the changes!
Damn sure. Chribba being Sebiestor, he should be using a Naglfar!
If you think you are worthy (which ther is no doubt in my mind from the enlightened responses to thedumbest of questions people have asked in the past) how would you deal with a violent situation? lets say...snakes on a plane, what would you do in this situation?
So Omir's fine then? Eeeehhhxelent...
More blood for the sun god?
Cuddle them, I keep snakes as pets.
But seriously we needs an Emperor...
/emote stamps his feet in an angry fashion...
Man, I wish Ginger Magician was Amarrian, I'd vote for him any day - he is the best PVP'er in the world, after all.
How very non-violent. Is there anything you wont cuddle? I dont know how the ammarian empire would look having there leader running around cuddling everything. Funny tho, very funny.
No taking from samuel l. jacksons playbook?
I support Eris as empress (edit - corrected)! Willing to help make it come true and i'm sure the rest of the U'K will too.
Gods i'd love this as a plot twist.
All the ammar have to do to crush the matari is to corner the duct tape market. Eris, would you see this has a viable offensive tactic? or would you work to come to piece with the ammar before factinol warfare breaks out between your great nations?09/14/2017 By Douglas Esser Photos by Marc Studer The new dean of the School of Nursing & Health Studies, Shari Dworkin, is enthusiastic about its nimble spirit, the opportunities to expand community collaborations and the possibilities for more offerings for health studies students. Shortly after arriving from her previous job as associate dean for academic affairs at the University of California San Francisco School of Nursing, Dworkin sat down for a question and answer session. UW Bothell emphasizes teaching across boundaries. How did that become one of your strengths? “Once I launched my career, I was immediately immersed in multiple disciplines. I was at an HIV center for clinical and behavioral studies. I began to work at bridging medicine, nursing, public health, anthropology and sociology. It’s in those early years of my career that I learned the language of bridging several disciplines and how to practice interdisciplinarity rather than just talk about it. I also learned that solutions to health problems really improve when multiple disciplines attack them together rather than in a siloed fashion. It just seems like a perfect fit to be here now.” Shared governance also is one of your strengths. What does that mean to you? “Leaders certainly lead but they lead in conjunction with a lot of input from faculty, staff and students. It also means that I’m incredibly committed to transparency and honesty in communication and decision-making.” You began as a researcher and academic, but you’ve taken on increasing administrative responsibilities. How does that happen? “Honestly, I was just bitten by the leadership bug early on in my career. I’ve had the opportunity to practice and enact these skills over time in a cumulative way, and that’s certainly deepened my knowledge base. I like