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Occasionally, although no way near as often as I'd like, I'll be sent what can only be described as an edible press release. It's news, but YOU CAN EAT IT.
I can't overstate enough how much I adore when this happens, especially if it's out of the blue at 4pm when I'm really flagging and the cupboards are bare. Many a blogging meltdown has been narrowly avoided by the impromptu arrival of a lipstick shaped biscuit.
And on Friday I opened the door to find a lovely courier handing me all the ingredients for homemade pizza. It was as dreamy as it sounds. I felt like I had a secret admirer who truly knew the way to my heart.
The package was from Sainsbury's and it was to encourage me to have a go at one of their #LittleTwists recipes. Turns out if you want to encourage me to do anything, just send me balls of mozzarella.
I was already familiar with the Little Twists campaign before the parcel of wonder arrived as I shop in Sainsbury's every day (no joke, you should see my Nectar balance) and I always see the ads on telly. They always strike me as nice ideas and more than anything else, I just like the ethos behind it. It's fun to put a twist on staple recipes, it's how some of the best dishes are born. Plus you can't underestimate the sheer smuggery of announcing to your guests that the reason your shepherds pie is so damn great is because it's FULL OF BEER. (Or something like that anyway, that is very much not an official Little Twist).
I was sent everything I'd need to make a "peach-zza" – a parma ham and rocket pizza with a grilled peach twist. It was being billed as "the new Hawaiian" and I'd seen the ads for this Little Twist in store but being vegetarian, I hadn't really considered it before.
Then it hit me! I could put my own little twist on the Little Twist!
I didn't want to massively lose out on flavour and I wanted to keep the sweet and salty vibe that the parma ham would have brought, so I decided to swap it out for dolcelatte and balsamic glaze. I felt like this would still deliver a decent flavour combo AND would work well with the grilled peaches and rocket, plus there's nothing that can't be fixed by simply adding more cheese.
Stephen wasn't sure it would work and neither was I while they were in the oven if I'm perfectly honest. The cheese started to drip and go everywhere and I convinced myself that cooking dolcelatte was a terrible idea but then, just in the final minutes, it all crisped up and went golden and bubbly and lovely.
The proof was in the eating of course and I can officially confirm: RUDDY LOVELY.
I think I need to start adding sticky sweet grilled peaches to everything.
These pizzas could not have been quicker to make, especially as I was sent ready-made bases, and it requires no skill on the chef's part. If you can tear up cheese and shove it on a base, you're sorted. I used our George Foreman to grill the peaches as I don't have a griddle pan and this worked absolutely perfectly, I didn't even need to brush them with oil as per the recipe and they still got nice grill lines on them. (Which I then completely camouflaged with layers of cheese, oh well!).
Here's the recipe should you want to give it a go, the method is essentially the same whether you use parma ham or Dolcelatte 😀
2 peaches
1 tbsp vegetable oil (I didn't use this on the George Foreman, but you may need to for a proper griddle pan)
300g mozzarella, thinly sliced
2 x 10inch Thin & Crispy pizza bases (of course you could make your own!)
40g rocket
120g Dolcelatte OR 80g pack of parma ham slices
Balsamic glaze (if making the Dolcelatte version)
1. Preheat the oven to 220°C/gas mark 7. Cut the peaches in half, remove the stones and cut each half into slices.
2. Brush the peach pieces with the oil. Heat a griddle pan over a high heat and place the peach pieces on it (you might need to do this in two batches). Cook on each side for 1-2 minutes, until there are dark brown griddle marks on each side. Set these aside. (You can do this step in a George Foreman type grill if you have one)
3. Divide the slices of mozzarella between the two pizza bases. Top this with either the crumbled Dolcelatte or the torn parma ham, then scatter the grilled peaches over your creation.
4. Place in the oven and cook for 10-12 minutes or until the cheese is golden brown and melted. Divide the rocket between the pizzas, drizzle over balsamic glaze if making the Dolcelatte version and serve.
We're probably going to be having this for dinner at least once a week for the rest of our lives, not gonna lie.
Thanks for the box of goodies, Sainsbury's! You can find all the Little Twists recipes here.


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Mercedes-AMG is working on a hardcore version of the C63 Coupe to rival the BMW M4GTS.
The C63 R, spied undergoing tests at the Nurburgring in Germany in near-production form, wears a large rear wing and a prominent front spoiler, suggesting it will produce enough downforce to enhance track performance and hinting at a more powerful version of the C63's 'hot-vee' twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 engine under the bonnet.
The most powerful C63 on sale at the moment is the C63 S, which produces 503bhp from its 4.0-litre V8. However, the hardcore 577bhp AMG GT R demonstrates that significantly more power can be extracted from this engine.
Like the GTR, the C63R will shed some weight through the use of carbonfibre parts. A titanium exhaust system is also thought to be a possibility.
The result should be a car that's both significantly quicker off the line and faster through corners than the C63 S, which reaches 62mph from rest in 3.9sec.
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Looking for one day tours – Here's the top 5 places to go in USA
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Are your parents against a day and night trip? Do you want to see the world, but you have only one day off? Do you want to see a lot of places in just a small span of time? Have no fear, when one day trip is here. Get rid of these family or budget problems with a day trip.
Now, are you wondering where to go to in U.S.A? Here is the answer –
1. New York City
Visiting USA and not visiting NYC, how is that possible? You can see a lot of cool stuff in NYC in just one day. Starting from the U.N building, empire state building, 5th avenue, central park, china town, madam tussaud NYU outlet, Rockefeller centre, time square, and the Broadway to the cruise around the statue of liberty. Now, special packages are available for such tours. All you have to do book one of these cheap packages and you are set.
2. Disney Orlando Theme Park
Isn't the name enough? Even though Shakespeare stated differently, this place is a place like heaven. It is filled with smiles everywhere. And it is not just for kids. Even an adult can enjoy to the fullest here and experience that adrenaline rush. Now, you can also get the experience of one of the most famous movie characters starting from despicable me to harry potter, from Alice in wonderland to Mickey Mouse and Jurassic Park. Just book the tickets online and get going.
3. Grand Canyon
The grand canyon as the name suggest is 18 miles wide and 277 miles deep. It lies on the river Colorado. You can easily explore this place in one day. The south rim is famous for casual sightseeing. You can explore the Grand Canyon on foot by hiking, or with a mule back ride. You can also explore the whole place in a helicopter. For a closer look, use the boats. Rafting in this area can be fun. Also, the view from the very top is mind boggling.
4. Yellowstone national park
Situated in Wyoming, it is the world's first national park. Not only this, it has the world's largest number of geysers. The name has come from the Yellowstone plants found here. It is a home for a number of animals as well from grizzly bears to grey wolves to threatened lynx. It has the world's largest bison herd as well. So, what are you waiting for explore the nature in this park.
5. Miami beach
Do you love getting tan in the sun? Or, playing in water? Or, surfing? Or, making sand castles with the tiny toddlers? All these things are possible here. The Miami beaches are famous not just for their beauty and water sports, but also for the celebrities found here sun bathing. Not just this you can enjoy the water sports and cool drinks as well. Now, release that tension in the water.
So, how was it? Travelling the world by just scrolling down your PC screen? Fun, wasn't it. Just imagine, if reading about it was so much fun then how much fun even a one day trip will be? Instead of shopping and lying around, when you can do so many cool stuff. So, on your marks, get set, go!!!


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My niece is exactly 24 years younger than I am, and she has hair so thick that it gives her a headache. It was down to her waist at one point last year, until she had it cut and donated it to Locks of Love. Where she gets this Rapunzel-like abundance from, I don't know. We share our birthday but decidedly not the thick hair gene.My hair was always probably of medium thickness, until 2 years ago in my early 30s, I noticed that it was getting thinner. Not scary thin, as in my scalp showing through, but it was definitely less abundant than it had been in my 20s. My thyroid tests, vitamin D levels, and iron levels were all normal, as I would check for any patient. I ate enough protein in my diet, and my stress was managed reasonably well. So I did what any good holistic doctor would do (Physician, treat thyself!) and looked in earnest at the available research for supplements. You can buy a "hair, skin, and nails vitamin" anywhere these days, including Costco or Trader Joe's. But how do you know which one is best when so many products are available?After quite a bit of digging, I settled on this version made by Pure Encapsulations. Most importantly, it has 6,000 (yes, thousand) micrograms of biotin, which is above the 5,000 that I generally recommend to my patients. Biotin improves the structure of keratin--the protein that makes up hair, skin, and nails. The supplement also contains silica and zinc, which are essential for forming keratin, along with hydrolyzed collagen proteins. There are a few extra antioxidants thrown in for good measure (CoQ10 and polyphenols from grape seed extract to help manage the unavoidable environmental oxidative stress to hair follicles), and it is a vegetarian capsule made with no animal gelatin and no funky dyes. The company that makes it is socially and environmentally responsible and has strict quality control (which is *super*-important given that supplements are not regulated by the FDA and that anyone can put white powder in a capsule and sell it as something it is not).Did it help my hair? I can't say that my hair is anything close to my niece's, but it definitely stopped getting thinner and maybe even thickened up a bit.
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Context Clues in Reading and Writing
We teachers love a bargain. Especially a "two-for one" bargain. the two for one skill which can be used in more than one context. We are all about efficiency! Context clues strategies provide that skill which can be used both to improve reading comprehension and writing clarity and coherence.
Reading and writing do have a reciprocal relationship. Check out my Twelve Tips to Teach the Reading-Writing Connection on the Pennington Publishing Blog when you have time. Learning context clues strategies helps students not only understand and apply new words, but also helps students apply more precise vocabulary in their writing to improve clarity and coherence.
In reading, context clues help students apply strategies to figure out the meaning of unknown words through hints in the surrounding text. These hints include pictures, syntax, text format, grammatical constructions, mood or tone, mechanics, and surrounding words that provide synonym, antonym, logic, or example clues.
Many of these teachers would also label the structural analysis of the unknown word itself as a context clue. Using morphemes (meaningful word parts, such as Greek and Latinates), syllabication strategies, grammatical inflections, and parts of speech also can help students figure of the meaning of unknown words. Some teachers would also include using hints outside of the text, such as prior knowledge or story schema in their definition and application of context clue strategies.
In writing, context clues help students define unfamiliar or technical vocabulary to be courteous and readable to their audience.
So, how can you get students to use context clues in their reading and writing? Teach the memorable FP'S BAG SALE strategy. Click on this Context Clues Worksheets Resource to download the strategy (see below) and two accompanying worksheets (with answers).
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But wouldn't it be better to teach Tier II (academic) and III (domain specific) reading and writing vocabulary by using the dictionary?
No. The dictionary is a fine tool and should be used to look up words that are critical to the comprehension of any reading and for precise usage in writing. However, the dictionary is not a practical tool for most reading and writing.
So, learning and practicing context clue strategies makes sense. Context clue strategies can be mastered with sufficient practice and can be flexibly applied both to figure out the meaning of many unknown words in reading and to support the use of technical language in writing. Teach students to use the whole FP'S BAG SALE strategy for reading and the last part, i.e., the SALE strategy for writing.
- Finish the sentence. See how the word fits into the whole sentence.
- Pronounce the word out loud. Sometimes hearing the word will give you a clue to meaning.
- Syllables–Examine each word part. Word parts can be helpful clues to meaning.
- Before–Read the sentence before the unknown word. The sentence before can hint at what the word means.
- After–Read the sentence after the unknown word. The sentence after can define, explain, or provide an example of the word.
- Grammar–Determine the part of speech. Pay attention to where the word is placed in the sentence, the ending of the word, and its grammatical relationship to other known words for clues to meaning.
- Synonym–Sometimes an unknown word is defined by the use of a synonym. Synonyms appear in apposition, in which case commas, dashes, or parentheses are used. Example: The wardrobe, or closet, opened the door to a brand new world.
- Antonym–Sometimes an unknown word is defined by the use of an antonym. Antonym clues will often use Signal Words such as however, not, but, in contrast Example: He promised innovation, not keeping things the way they are.
- Logic–Your own knowledge about the content and text structure may provide clues to meaning. Logic clues can lead to a logical guess as to the meaning of an unknown word. Example: He petted the canine, and then made her sit up and beg for a bone.
- Example–When part of a list of examples or if the unknown word itself provides an example, either provides good clues to meaning. Example clues will often use Signal Words such as for example, like, such as Example: Adventurous, rowdy, and crazy pioneers all found their way out West.
When shouldn't we encourage students to use context clues?
Using context clues to guess the pronunciation and meanings of Tier I words (conversational, not academic English) is not efficient. Teaching students to use the alphabetic code (phonics) to sound out words and syllabication skills plus the conventional spelling rules (encoding) to write these words is essential. Context clues strategies are not useful for the "psycholinguistic guessing games (Goodman)" whole language method of developing word identification and word recognition.
Kylene Beers, in her book When Kids Can't Read, summarizes the problem of using context clues strategies for word identification: ". . . Discerning the meaning of unknown words using context clues requires a sophisticated interaction with the text that dependent readers have not yet achieved."
Mark Pennington, MA Reading Specialist, is the author of the grades 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 Common Core Vocabulary Toolkits. Each full-year program provides 56 worksheets, along with vocabulary study guides, and biweekly unit tests to help your students collaboratively practice and master these Common Core Standards:
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- Language Resources (L.4.c.d.)
- Figures of Speech (L.5.a.)
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Also get the accompanying Sam and Friends Guided Reading Phonics Books. These 54 decodable eBooks (includes print-ready and digital display versions) have been designed for older readers with teenage cartoon characters and plots. Each book introduces focus sight words and phonics sound-spellings aligned to the instructional sequence found in Teaching Reading Strategies. Plus, each book has a 30-second word fluency to review previously learned sight words and sound-spelling patterns, five higher-level comprehension questions, and an easy-to-use running record. Your students will love these fun, heart-warming, and comical stories about the adventures of Sam and his friends: Tom, Kit, and Deb. Oh, and also that crazy dog, Pug.
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I have written a lot over the years about the efforts of the Lib Dem Euro MP, Sir Graham Watson, to battle for Gibraltar in Europe. Indeed he is our most effective representative in Brussels and the European Parliament by a long shot although he is outnumbered by Tories and UKIP MEPs in the South West England and Gibraltar constituency.
Being a Lib Dem he has a firm base in Gibraltar with our own Liberal Party both when that party was in opposition and now it is in government. He has held on-going meetings with his constituents on the Rock and spoken on their behalf for years.
The fact the former Supreme Leader and his successor Daniel Feetham seem not to be able to grasp is that he is elected by Gibraltarians to speak for them in Europe and to raise issues related to the EU. British politicians do not have any mandate to speak for Gibraltar but Sir Graham does.
I met Sir Graham in Gibraltar in the last period of the Supreme Leader's administration and we discussed his role on representing Gibraltarians. It was an open secret that tensions existed between our Euro MP and the former Supreme Leader for the simple reason that the latter believed he was the only person who should speak for Gibraltarians even if what he said was more often than not at odds with what they wanted.
Never has Sir Graham criticised the former Supreme Leader to me when we met or indeed in our correspondence over the years either on or off the record. He has a high standard of ethics hence his knighthood.
However Sir Graham did speak up for Gibraltarians on European issues in London, Brussels and here for the very simple reason that more often than not the former Supreme Leader refused to do so. Or, in some cases, he or his administration infringed the European rights of Gibraltarians.
Obviously the GSD have been stung by the success of the Gibraltar Government's delegation not only to Brussels but also to London and Washington. In the latter two cases the doors of No 10 and the White House were never opened to the former Supreme Leader. I wonder why?
The success of the Brussels visit can be partly attributed to Sir Graham and he should be thanked and not slated for his hard work in making the encounters happen.
That being said Sir Graham is a Euro MP. He does not have the power to block the Chief Minister of Gibraltar visiting Euro officials or putting our case in Brussels.
The fact that such visits never took place during the 16 years that the Supreme Leader was in power are down to the Supreme Leader and nobody else. His failure to engage with Brussels, the European Parliament and a whole range of other people who could have helped Gibraltar are his responsibility alone.
Feetham says Sir Graham broke a long-standing convention that UK frontline politicians do not interfere in local politics. Sorry but the Foreign Office, the Ministry of Defence, the Treasury and its ministers are involved in our local politics whether we like it or not. In contrast Sir Graham is elected by Gibraltarians to speak for us: Danny it is called democracy!
The one person who is owed an apology here is Sir Graham. Sadly Daniel Feetham, following in the footsteps of the Supreme Leader, lacks the grace to tender one.


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Gone are the days when a marketing person could claim that he/she is more interested in the creative aspect of marketing while the Tech Stuff" are for the geeks and nerds. By far the coolest social media marketing tool right now is Circloscope It's the easiest and most powerful tool available for managing circles on Google+. There is a new website for all business that is virtually applicable in every industry. MyConversionBrain has incredibly improved my small jewelry business, and I know it'll also do wonders for other businesses too, especially the small business ones.
The Instagram features will be coming soon and Tailwind promise similar features to the Pinterest ones – remains to be seen how well it will work. Anyone who does Facebook marketing and advertising needs to use Facebook Page Insights It lets you peak behind the curtains and understand the behavior of your customers (which is valuable outside of Facebook, too).
The Social Authority Podcast – sporadic – interviews and insights on social media and business with Amy Schmittauer. Further, an out-of-the-ordinary business card is more likely to be travel through the market, because people are more likely to show it to other possible clients.
Tags are the tools that drive all other marketing tools, but few marketers understand their power or importance. PNR: This Old Marketing – weekly – Joe Pulizzi and Robert Rose talk about content marketing in the news. You can basically make use of your employees in an entirely new way, by helping them become thought leaders and brand advocates for your business.
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Westboro Baptist Church Coming to Framingham
FRAMINGHAM, MA - I got a call yesterday afternoon. The woman said a reporter left a message saying they were from Framingham and wanted to interview her, but didn't leave a call-back number, so she searched the internet and found the phone number for framingham.com
She asked if she was reaching "a news outlet", and I told her we do run some news articles along with other Framingham local community information.
Then I asked her, "Did you do something newsworthy?"
Her short reply, "we picket".
I asked her name...
She said her name was Shirley Phelps-Roper. Then she said, "we were going to picket in your town on the 4th, but we're going to come on the 3rd instead so more of the kids will be outside the school than will go to that fag play".
She told me she's "the lawyer for the [Westboro Baptist] church", and that she answers the phone calls and email. Then rather proudly mentioned that she is one of 13 siblings, and she herself is the mother of 11 children.
Knowing I was talking to someone who loves the sound of their own voice, I gave Shirley a go-ahead "uh-huh" and said, "Oh, you're from that church in Kansas", and mentioned I'd read "something about it".
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Saturday, November 10, 2007
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- four tablespoons butter
- one tablespoon chopped shallots
- one tablespoon chopped pancetta
- one-half cup cream
- salt and pepper
- maybe a dash of nutmeg
- one-quarter cup freshly grated parmesan.
Put three quarts of water to a big boil. Add a tablespoon of salt. Add the tortellini.
Meanwhile in a saute pan, over medium heat: add the butter and let it melt. Add the shallots and pancetta and cook for a few minutes, until the shallots are soft, and the pancetta is cooked through (not brown). Add a half teaspoon of salt, some twists of the pepper mill, a dash of nutmeg if you choose, and then add the cream.
Cook until the cream is reduced -- maybe in half, but mostly judge how much sauce you want to coat the tortellini. Then take off heat. (This whole operation requires a minute or two to chop and about four to five minutes to cook!)
Meanwhile, test the doneness of the tortellini by taking one out, clipping off a tiny edge, and tasting. When the texture is truly al dente, drain. We find we can cook tortellini longer than we generally think we can. It does not get too soft for a while. Under-cooking seems to be more of a tendency because we are so tuned into keeping flat pasta totally al dente.
Put the tortellini in the sauce, which you have reheated. Add the parmesan. We then cover the pan and cook over high heat for one minute, to get the pasta very hot and steaming.
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"I mean… She has a pretty face."
That was the closest thing my junior high self, had ever heard as a compliment from a guy. My gorgeous skinny friend told me I should be happy with that. "After all" she said "You really do have a pretty face." I smiled weakly and said "thank you." But on the inside, I hurt. Because I knew behind that statement was a silent "Too bad she has that chubby body of hers though, right?"
This is why I knew I was destined to never be loved. It was ridiculous for me to think a guy could think I was beautiful just off a cute face and fun personality. I needed the body to match. These fears were confirmed when I started playing sports and dropped a bunch of weight. Suddenly, I was told I was beautiful. I got hit on all the time. Guys asked for my number and invited me to dances. And although I was relieved that I was no longer just a waste of a pretty face, I felt just as empty. I'd bat my eyes and giggle at the flirting but inwardly I couldn't help but wonder what would happen if my body changed. Would they still like me? My gut said no.
I nearly didn't graduate high school. My severe secret depression didn't have time to keep up with my grades. It wasn't until a counselor condescendingly implied I was going nowhere in life that a fire lit within my soul. I worked hard that year and caught up on everything I fell behind on. I was 2 weeks from graduating on time and felt on top of the world.
I was standing at my locker when one of those guys who used to flirt with me saw me. It had been awhile since we spoke. We made some chit chat and before I turned to walk away he said with a smile "You know, you used to be so cute, but you have really let yourself go." I was stunned. I stammered around and said "Well, I've been focusing on my grades." He chuckled "That's cool. But don't forget about them looks!"
The story of womanhood for many seems to start off the same. We came screaming into this world as our mothers looked on with pride and joy. The doctor proclaimed "It's a girl!" and just like that in walks Society. He scooped us in his arms, left the room and placed us before a panel of judges. The world was waiting, eager to hold up scorecards to measure our worth.
By the time I was in 3rd grade, the world held up a score that let me know my body was unacceptable. Teary eyed, I came home from school that day and asked my mom "Am I fat?" My beauty score went down. I lost more points for being too short and black. But "hey!" They would tell me "at least you're light skinned. Thank God you're mixed because now you got that good hair. 2 points for you!" I was funny so that gained me some points. But I also was strong willed and feisty. And Lord knows don't nobody want a woman who thinks she is capable of changing the world. Leave that for the men.
Women are over it. They're done curtseying on a stage they never asked to be on. The thing is we don't need the world's approval. We aren't required to check in and compare where our score lands with others. Our value comes from within. And I give my wild hair, big personality and soft stomach a 10! I love my audacious ambitions, tender heart and crooked teeth. My version of beauty is not up for discussion. And neither is yours.
I'm proud of the many women who give themselves a 10 despite society's judging system. And as for that boy who told me back in the day that I let myself go and I should worry about my looks: my response would be so much different now. I'd search my pockets looking for effs to give and tell him to put away the scorecard. I'm not apart of that raggedy system.


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Dal's newest student space was a flurry of activity Thursday morning as students, faculty, staff and special guests celebrated the official opening of the Wallace McCain Learning Commons.
Yet the most important happenings of the morning weren't at the ceremony itself, even given the significance of Dal President Richard Florizone and Dr. Margaret McCain — whose donation to the university, together with her late husband Wallace, of $8 million made the space possible — cutting the ribbon on the new addition to Dal's Life Sciences Centre.
No, what mattered most happened after the ceremony, when the audio-visual gear, the podium, and the Food Services trays had all been carted away. It was when students began to sneak through the last lingering remnants of the crowd, finding plenty of space in which to sit and relax. They pulled out laptops, textbooks and notes. They began chatting about the business of their day: classes, assignments, deadlines. In a corner of campus long lacking this sort of comfortable, collaborative space, the Commons' first visitors were settling in as if it'd always been here.
In other words: students were starting to make the Wallace McCain Learning commons their own. And in doing so, they were bringing the shared vision of the McCain family and Dalhousie University to life.
The Wallace McCain Learning Commons is a brand new 13,600 sq. ft. space connected to the Life Sciences Centre (LSC). It's accessible either through the LSC (in what is known colloquially as "the tunnel" to Chemistry) or from a new entrance from Lord Dalhousie Drive. Its purpose: to provide much-needed space for academic collaboration, group and private study and building student community.
"If you talk to our students, they'll talk to you about having more space for study, more space to get together," said President Florizone at the opening, noting that such "Learning Commons" form a key component of the university's Campus Master Plan.
"We've expanded our library hours, we've tried to create as much as we can with existing assets, but it's only by creating new spaces like this that we can accommodate and create the latest learning environment and the greatest space for our students. It's strongly needed and it's a such thrill to see it become a reality today."
While some of the Wallace McCain Learning Commons' features are specific to students in the Faculty of Science — it hosts the Science Academic Resource Centre for peer-to-peer support, as well as office hours for Science liaison librarians — the space is meant to host the broad cross-section of students who spend time on the west end of Studley Campus. It features group study rooms, collaborative workspaces, computer workstations, and Dalhousie Libraries resources, including staff who can provide referrals for library services as well as deliver on-site IT assistance.
Ian Hill, acting dean of the Faculty of Science, said the Learning Commons reflects a lesson he often shares with students: that the most important part of the university experience is interacting with their peers.
"No matter how good your professors are, how tough they are, you learn more outside of class from your interaction with your peer group, working hard on assignments, working together, discussing course material, than you ever will from lectures," he said. "So I think having spaces like this enables students to have more and more of that interaction, which therefore enriches the university experience and enables better learning."
That message was reinforced by Kelly Regan, Nova Scotia's minister of labour and advanced education, who spoke at the opening ceremony.
"I'm delighted to see such a tremendous space where I know our students here at Dalhousie will be solving the world's problems," she said. "This is a perfect space to inspire them to think new things, and I think that's the kind of thinking we want here in Nova Scotia if we want to see our province grow and prosper."
The Learning Commons, designed by Harvey Architecture with Richard White as lead architect, is bright, spacious and comfortable. It's also a LEED Gold candidate, featuring a partial green roof accessible from the lawn next to the Henry Hicks Building, LED lighting throughout (a first for Dalhousie), and an ultra-efficient system for heating and cooling.
Its eye-catching copper exterior — which will eventually change from its bright penny colour to a green patina — also offers a new focal point for entering campus from Coburg Road, something that University Librarian Donna Bourne-Tyson feels is a perfect match for the space inside.
"We love that this is one of the 'doorways' to Dalhousie," she said. "Libraries are very warm, welcoming, neutral spaces, so it's lovely that we're the front door to the whole university now as well, welcoming people and helping them find their way through the halls of higher learning."
None of this would have been possible, though, without the generous support from Dr. Margaret McCain and her late husband, Dr. Wallace McCain. Their $8-million donation to the university, announced shortly after Wallace's passing in 2011, funded the development and construction of the new facility.
President Florizone presents Dr. McCain with a ceremonial portrait of the Wallace McCain Learning Commons.
"This is a very special day, a very meaningful day, for me and for my family," said Dr. McCain at the opening. "I just wish that my husband had lived long enough to see this come to fruition. He would be so happy, and I do have the sense that he is here with us."
The genesis for the Learning Commons came from the shared interests of the McCains and the university. Dal's Faculty of Science had long recognized the need for better student space in and around the Life Sciences Centre (LSC).
"I had noticed that in this LSC, at a given time there might be more than 1,000 students changing class, and there's no place in the building for them to go," said Keith Taylor, who was dean of the Faculty of Science when the idea for a learning commons first took shape. "You'd find [students] sitting on ledges, standing in little groups trying to work, or going out to the parking lot and sitting their car to work. The [Killam] Library's Learning Commons was great, but it was always full. So our Faculty's idea for improving the student experience was the need for a student commons in or near the LSC."
That idea aligned perfectly with the vision of the McCains. Wallace, one of Canada's most influential entrepreneurs, and his wife Margaret have long been among Canada's most celebrated philanthropists and have a storied history of generosity on a number of issues and topics — in particular, education. In 2007, they approached Dalhousie with an interest in investing in the university.
"It was because Wallace recognized, as I do and as I feel this country does, that Dalhousie is one of the top institutions of higher learning in Canada, and we wanted to be part of keeping that reputation of excellence," said Margaret, who discussed why she and Wallace felt student-focused community space is so important.
"Seeds are planted, truly, in the textbooks and classrooms, but providing space for these seeds to grow, to be nurtured, to cross-pollinate, to thrive, is where real education begins. And this is what we envisioned when we decided to invest in the Wallace McCain Learning Commons at Dalhousie."
At Thursday's ceremony, Dan Nicholson, Dalhousie Student Union president, expressed his appreciation for the McCain family's generosity and their vision — one, he says, that is shared by the university's students.
"This donation by the McCain Family stretches far beyond just the concrete and the computer equipment that we see here," he said. "It's an investment in the Dalhousie community, which represents the faith and ability for this institution to instill values of generosity, of kindness and goodwill in our students, just like those that are reflected in the actions of the McCain family."
President Florizone echoed those comments: "We hope that this space is a true testament to [Wallace's] legacy, and it's our hope that that legacy will live on through our students."
That legacy's impact began the moment the crowd left the room, as students trickled in to find a space to work, to study, to socialize.
"It makes the university experience much more than a series of appointments," said Dr. McCain, summing up what the Learning Commons will mean for Dalhousie. "It will enrich the Dalhousie experience for students. It will help to create lasting friendships and memories and, most of all, this is where education will really bloom."
The opening ceremony's platform party, L-to-R: Dan Nicholson (DSU President), Guy Berthiaume (Librarian and Archivist of Canada), Margaret McCain, Verity Turpin (interim executive director, student support services, and executive director, student wellness), President Florizone, Donna Bourne-Tyson (university librarian), Kelly Regan (minister of labour and advanced education), Ian Hill (acting dean of science).
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EERI's School Earthquake Safety Initiative (SESI) formally launched at the EERI Annual Meeting in 2015 after a year of careful planning. SESI is a global and collaborative network of diverse, expert, and passionate professionals who are committed to creating and sharing knowledge and tools that enable progressive, informed, decision-making around school earthquake safety. SESI's goal is to leverage our extensive expertise and reputation to conduct regionally-appropriate actions that make a tangible and positive difference in communities around the world, by protecting the lives of all who inhabit school buildings. The initial focus of SESI is on school buildings in the U.S., but the network hopes to expand in future years to have impact internationally.
In its first year of existence, the SESI network of participants has exceeded 100 professionals from a diverse set of disciplinary backgrounds and regional areas—all dedicated to improving school earthquake safety.
An Executive Committee runs SESI with 13 active members, plus 2 ex-officio members. This committee has established an inspiring strategic plan and governing documents which are posted at the SESI website: https://www.eeri.org/schools
Several SESI subcommittees began activities in 2015:
With funding from the Coastal Zone Foundation, the 22-person Tsunami Mitigation of Schools subcommittee has developed a list of schools in CA, OR, WA, HI, AK, and Puerto Rico in the coastal region, mapped these schools alongside inundation and new ASCE tsunami design zones to identify at-risk schools, and is considering next steps for outreach to these schools in 2016, utilizing existing best-practice documents.
The Classroom Education & Outreach subcommittee had a dozen participants begin piloting 4th grade and high school classroom curriculum (involving seismic design challenges with shaking tables) in Berkeley and San Diego, though partnership with EERI student and regional chapters. The subcommittee hopes to expand pilot activities to Stanford and Utah in 2016. The goal of these activities is to use education in the classroom to (1) create on ongoing dialog with parents, teachers and administrators about school earthquake safety, and (2) grow advocates for school earthquake safety.
The Safety Screening, Inventory and Evaluation subcommittee conducted a preliminary review of best practices for school screening in Oregon, Washington, Utah, Alaska, and Missouri and hopes to expand the committee membership in 2016 and consider how to share these best-practice examples.
The Code Updates and Improvements subcommittee discussed various code topics related to schools, including risk categories, seismic design categories, non-structural hazards, code transparency, and school building use as shelters.
SESI also collaborated in 2015 with several FEMA-supported projects yielding great outcomes for school seismic safety. School assessment and screening efforts took place in Fall 2015 for the Kenai Borough School District in Alaska and Thurston County School Districts in Washington (more information from EERI's Pulse). These projects provided necessary knowledge for school districts to determine which buildings in their portfolio provide an adequate level of safety and which buildings do not. The school districts can use the results to develop mitigation strategies to retrofit or replace the buildings with the highest risk, and prioritize resources.
Various members of SESI are also involved in the three-year ATC 122 project that is developing a guide detailing multi-hazard mitigation strategies and communication best practices. The guide aims to equip school safety advocates and stakeholders, including school administrators, teachers, school emergency managers, and concerned parents, with information and resources to help improve the safety of their schools, and at the same time provide tools for engineers to communicate clearly with these stakeholders and decision makers. SESI hopes to utilize the information in the final document and help with its dissemination upon its completion in 2017.
SESI will also launch a new email announcement system and a webinar series in spring 2016, to keep participants and EERI members more informed about SESI's progress in advancing and advocating for improved school earthquake safety. Interested EERI members are always welcome to join and participate, so please contact Chair Barry Welliver or EERI Program Manager Heidi Tremayne to express your interest.


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I feel like I always miss out on sharing random life photos, so here are a few snapshots from the past month! And on that.... how is it already November? I'm super excited for November because my birthday is in 8 days, and before I know it, Thanksgiving will be here and I'll be home! I haven't been home since I left in August so this will be such a nice visit to see my whole family and all my friends. Also, it'll be weird because after Thanksgiving, I'll be back in Richmond for about two weeks before I go home again for winter break. How has this semester flown by?!
Every time I wear my Jacks, I think it'll be the last time I get to wear them, but then it gets warm again. I easily could've worn them yesterday, too....
I wish this weren't blurry, but homecoming weekend was so much fun! Sammy Adams performed and it was just a fun change to have a concert here. I really had no clue who he was before...... but it was still really fun.
Plus or minus a few, I love the girls on my hall!
I really love football games, too. This day was oddly nice as well, but I proudly wore my school colors and enjoyed the free coffee that Keurig was giving out.
I've been trying to learn how to make studying more enjoyable and I've realized that sitting outside with coffee and color coordinating my notes is my happy place.
Honestly, who would've thought that I could post about Jacks and Bean boots in one post?! Let alone wear them in the same week. But really, I just get so happy when I see my Bean boots on my feet, and paired with a warm sweater, I'm getting all heart eyes emoji in comfort.
This was a nice view to have when my dad came to visit for a business trip and we went off campus. Even off campus, RVA is such a beaut!
We went to Bottoms Up pizza in downtown Richmond and then Bev's ice cream in Carytown and loved BOTH. Even though I've only been to Carytown a few times, I've been to Bev's almost every time I've been and it's the best.
This really isn't the most flattering photo of me, but it was a quick snapchat I was sending to my sister and I had to save it. I was so thankful for a nice little visit with my sweet Daddy-o.
These are my happy pants, as I've explained before. Getting compliments on them is so funny because I feel like I'm just wearing pajama pants. Thank you, Target, you da bomb dot com.
There are many days where I throw on something I would never blog about (hello t-shirt and leggings), but no matter what, I always stick to my watch, pearls, and monogram necklace. It's sort of a thing that if I can at least wear these three, I can feel a little bit put together. I'm not sure where the earrings are from, but the necklace is from this great shop on Etsy. I'm trying to put together a post where I talk about the things I wear frequently, simply because they always pop up in all my photos, but for now, these three are my jewelry essentials.
This is probably one of those outfits I wouldn't ever blog about.... jeans and large sweatshirt not seen, but comfy moccasins are present. It was one of those perfect days outside and as I sat outside trying to ignore my obligations, at least I could enjoy an Arnold Palmer and lemon bread.
This school has pockets of beauty, and this was just one of them. I love the flowers and work that's put into keeping this campus just gorgeous!
No, this isn't my Halloween costume.... but what Tori's wearing is one of my costume pieces! That post coming tomorrow!


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The Civil Aviation Ministry has asked CISF (that guards the civil airports of the country) not to raise any operational issues regarding the sensitive Delhi airport directly with the operator DIAL, but to route them through BCAS, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security. BCAS functions under the Civil Aviation Ministry and lays down standards & measures in respect of security of civil fights at the domestic as well as international airports in India.
At a recent meeting the officials have said to review some of the issues raised by a parliamentary panel after a visit to the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA). The Ministry also suggested that all the issues related to the operational requirements of CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) should be routed through BCAS and shouldn't be taken up directly with the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL). The officials also said that there have been certain instances in the past, when CISF and the airport operators could not come to a common agreement on issues such as grant of equipment to the security personnel and also the new arrangement will put the whole onus on BCAS to decide either of the ways within a specific time limit. Thus the issue comes in the wake of serious threat perception regarding the Delhi airport.
Also during the meeting, officials have said that the Ministry asked CISF to sign a MoU with the airport operators all across the country as it does while being deployed in any other sector. On the other hand CISF officials were surprised as they normally don't need permission from BCAS or the airport operator while deciding the number of weapons that have to be deployed at the airport. As per the current norms the equipment is supplied by the operator in case of airports running under public private partnership model.
Ministry has suggested that DIAL and CISF must sort out this issue regarding the authorisation of weapons and equipment that are required by the security force for securing the airports from terrorists and sabotage acts. The Ministry also directed BCAS for finalising the authorisation in this regard as soon as possible. DIAL also said at the meeting that they have made arrangements for the accommodation needs of around 2000 CISF personnel out of approximately 5000 men and women who are deployed to secure the Indira Gandhi International Airport and it will be handed over to the force very soon. The CISF functions under the Union Home Ministry and currently secures 59 civil airports of the country.


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Demon's Souls was a brutal game. A player could spend an hour slowly working their way through a level, only to have their character burned to a crisp by a dragon. In Dark Souls, players will not only have to watch out for dragons, but pigs as well.
This new gameplay footage isn't very long, but it shows some great footage of the player fighting a giant armored boar. The video also reveals how similar this game is to Demon's Souls. Dark Souls will have slots for right-handed and left-handed weapons, and players will be able to wield weapons with two hands. The player will also have a health and stamina bar. The stamina bar is needed for blocking, and is depleted every time the character rolls, gets hit, swings his weapon, or sprints. It also looks like the health herbs have been switched out for health potions. It is hard to tell, but it seems like drinking a potion takes the same amount of time as eating a herb in Demon's Souls. Check out the trailer below for all the demonic action.


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November 11, 2012
A KPIX news cameraman was punched and robbed during a live broadcast outside an Oakland high school, the latest in a spate of holdups targeting the media, police said Thursday.
Reporter Anne Makovec and cameraman Gregg Welk were on the air shortly after noon Wednesday outside Oakland Technical High School near the corner of 42nd Street and Broadway. They were at the school to do a story on the passage of Proposition 30, the tax measure preventing deep cuts to education.
As Makovec was finishing her report, police said, five men rushed up and grabbed a $6,000 camera from the tripod. Viewers saw the live picture being jarred and turned sideways for about two seconds.
One of the assailants punched Welk in the mouth before the group fled in a Mercedes-Benz, which apparently was accompanied by a Lexus, police said. Welk declined treatment by paramedics but saw his doctor.
"He is fine, and he is actually working today," KPIX spokeswoman Akilah Bolden-Monifa said Thursday.
Bolden-Monifa said the station would continue to report in Oakland but declined to specify whether any changes would be made to protect its crews.
Sources, however, said all KPIX crews covering stories in Oakland would be accompanied by security guards, day or night, effective immediately.
Wow, now you need armed guards escorting your camera crews? How third-world. But then, that's how things usually go in progressive havens.


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What are MOT advisory notes?
We look at what advisory notes are, and the impact they have on your MOT test.
Advisory notes are provided as part of an MOT. They give notice of things that will eventually need fixing on your car, but are not reasons to fail a test. Advisory notes are given at the discretion of the tester, and vary in importance dependent upon what they are for.
What to expect
Advisory notes can cover any element of your car that the tester believes should be looked at, so it's difficult to give a comprehensive list of everything you may come across. They can be anything from a stiff boot to early signs of corrosions, so don't be too shocked if you have a lot of notes after passing your MOT.
However, these notes shouldn't be ignored. An MOT test will ensure that your car meets the absolute minimum for road safety on the day it is tested. If you follow their advice, the notes will help to make your car safer, and can also point out any problems that could lead to future MOT failures.
We recommend talking to your MOT tester as well as your mechanic to identify a timeline for repairs based on these notes. They will be able to highlight which repairs are the most essential, and which, if any, can be addressed later on.
Common advisory notes
Tyres are commonly discussed as part of the advisory notes. The legal minimum tread of your tyres is 1.6mm, so if your tyres are close to or at this depth, you're likely to find a note advising you to fit new tyres. This is an important note to check for, as low treads can wear down very quickly, and you could find yourself driving illegally if ignored.
The long-term effects of advisory notes
While you are under no legal requirement to adhere to the advisory notes, to not do so can have long-term implications. The issues addressed can lead to your car failing an MOT test over the coming years, as well as making your car less safe, even if it is technically roadworthy.
One of the biggest and most common impacts, however, comes at the point of vehicle resale. Future buyers may be able to find out about your advisory notes when you come to sell, as these are recorded as part of your MOT. If you haven't fixed an issue, this could reduce the price of the vehicle.


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They were the best of ties. They were the worst of ties.
Skinny little beatnik ties and mod doublewide ties. Suave and sophisticated Frank Sinatra ties and greedy Gordon Gekko power ties. Bar mitzvah boy clip-on ties and Jerry Garcia trippin' ties.
And, of course, all those closet doors decked with hordes of gifted ties.
But now, with another Father's Day upon us, comes word that the necktie – that elongated swatch of silk or polyester or rayon whose donning has long marked a male rite of passage while serving no discernible utility – may be fading into the fashion sunset.
The recent decision by the Men's Dress Furnishings Association – the trade group for America's neckwear makers – to shut down has some folks tied up in knots. A calendar crammed with casual Fridays (and Mondays and Thursdays…) has exacted its last, grim toll, some said.
In an age where some people show up for job interviews in flip-flops, the imminent death of the tie seems plausible.
It's been a good, long time, after all, since America was a nation of necktie-wearers.
Look back at pictures from the Great Depression and you'll see men who put on ties before taking their place on soup lines. The stands at baseball games were once filled with men in ties – even on weekends. In the years after World War II, when employers created thousands of new office jobs, the sidewalks of downtowns across the country were thronged by men whose necks were cloaked in soldierly stripes and solids.
But before we deliver the eulogy for the necktie, consider this:
Men have been wrapping and winding pieces of cloth around their necks for hundreds of years. It's clear that the tie, once the very symbol of the male establishment, is far from the icon it used to be.
Predictions of the necktie's demise have been circulating for years. In the mid-1990s, designer Gianni Versace offered his vision of male fashion in a coffee-table book titled "Men Without Ties," a sure sign of where things were headed. A bronzed Adonis dashed across its cover dressed in nothing but a few ties, lashed loosely around his waist.
The burgeoning popularity of casual Fridays turned khakis and open collar-shirts into suitable wear for workplaces previously better suited to suits. The dot-com boom filled thousands of instant offices with laid-back 20-somethings who saw no point in lashing something tight around their necks.
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A Gallup poll last year found just 6 percent of men wearing neckties to work each day, down from 10 percent in 2002. More than two-thirds of the men surveyed said they never wear a tie to work, up from 59 percent five years earlier.
But the necktie still has its devotees, men who invest the kind of affection in their ties that a golf shirt will probably never know.
"A lot of people call me the Tie Guy," says Bob Smith, the outgoing provost at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
Smith has a collection of more than 400 ties. They are vital accessories in a job requiring him to deliver many speeches and presentations – more than 700 in the past eight years. Every Smith speech is punctuated with a tie themed to the subject.
A tie with a giraffe on it for a speech about the qualities that make a good supervisor, one who is able to raise his head above the fracas to see the landscape clearly. Another featuring a painting of a rose inside a teardrop that he saves for delivering eulogies.
"When I walk into a room, they'll look at my necktie. They'll actually pick it up when I walk in, and say, 'Oh, what are you going to talk about today?' and I'll say, 'Oh, wait and see.' It actually creates a sense of mystery," Smith says.


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Cathy RussellCathy Russell Team Real Estatehttp://www.lafayette-real-estate.comLafayetteIN765-497-0700
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Over 25 years of Realtoring and still loving it! Serving Central Ohio including Dublin, Powell, Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Delaware, Lewis Center, Worthington, Westerville, New Albany and Gahanna. I'm a big believer in continueing education and improvement. I'm a memeber of the RE/MAX Hall of Fame & Life time Achievement Awards. I also have earned the following designations: ABR, CDPE, CIAS, CRS, GRI, e-PRO, SRES & RECS. Your referrals will be in good hands!
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