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Property Details for MLS® # 0139168
Lot 3 Campsite Road, Plamondon
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NO BUILDING RESTRICTIONS AND RV'S PERMITTED!! Welcome Amity Beach! Grab your water skiis, your boat and the kids! Located on the west shore of Lac La Biche lake near Plamondon White Sands resort, this prime LAKEFRONT lot is just 2.5 hours from Fort McMurray or 2 hours drive north of Edmonton. With mature trees and lakefront access to a white sandy beach, this is the place you are going to want to spend your summer days. This 1/2 acre lot has a slope to the lake, it has an environmental easement on the south boundary, 128 feet of lakeshore and power and gas at the property line. A great spot to set up your summer camp spot!
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The Weir Group , 780.880.7134 at eXp Realty, , Ft. McMurray, Alberta,
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- Property Type: Land
- Lot Size: 21,780.00 acres
- Lot Shape: Beach,Green Belt,Hardwood Bush,Waterfront Property,Acres
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- Address: Lot 3 Campsite Road
- Neighbourhood: Plamondon
- City: Plamondon
- Postal Code: T0A 2T0
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I was on a lunch break (off the clock) and off work premises at a restaurant with other co-workers, and someone made a racial remark. Can someone be fired for this? What happened to freedom of speech? This doesn't seem right to me
Posted 05-27-2014
Ann Kiernan replies:
Free speech does not mean you can say whatever you want, whenever you want, with no consequences. After all, as the Supreme Court said in a case almost 100 years ago,"The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting fire in a theatre and causing a panic."
Remember that the Constitution is a limit on the powers of government, and that what the First Amendment does prohibit is action by the government (federal, state, county, municipal) restricting speech. That constitutional guarantee simply does not apply to the private sector. If racist off-duty remarks or actions affect the workplace, the employer has the right—indeed, the obligation—to take corrective action. (Just look at Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who is likely to lose ownership of the NBA team because of his racist remarks to his mistress!)
Thanks for the interesting question.
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1: The 1st Council of Lyons arrived in December 2, 1244.
2: It occurred in the year 1245.
3: Latin Patriarchs and 140 bishops responded along with Pope Innocent the Second.
4: The Council of Lyons was called together to excommunicate and depose Emperor Fredrick the Second and Portuguese King Sancho the Second. It was also to reacquire the Holy Land. Towards the end of it Emperor Fredrick the Second was deposed for trying to stop the council from gathering together.
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The campaign may have slowed down for Election Day, but it hasn't stopped, as both presidential contenders make their last ditch pitches to voters heading to the polls today.
After casting his ballot in Bedford, Mass., the state's former governor and GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney was en route to Ohio and Pennsylvania to urge voters to head to the polls. President Barack Obama planned to spend the day close to his Chicago home conducting television and radio interviews — many with stations in swing states.
Obama, who will participate in what has become a traditional Election Day basketball game, this morning made an unscheduled stop at a small Chicago campaign field office at the corner of Harper Avenue and Hyde Park Boulevard, according to pool reports. He was greeted by applause from his campaign aides and volunteers. He helped the get-out-the-vote effort by calling voters personally.
"This is Barack Obama. You know, the president?" he said, according to pool reports. "She was very nice to me even though she initially didn't know who I was," Obama said after the call ended.
Obama voted early in Chicago on Oct. 25, and the first lady cast her vote by mail on Oct. 15.
But like Romney, the vice presidential contenders — Joseph Biden and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) — cast their ballots today.
Biden voted at Alexis I. DuPont High School in Greenville, Del., along with his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, and other family members.
"Oh, I'm feeling pretty good," Biden said after voting. When asked if this was the last time he expected to vote for himself, the vice president said with a grin, "No, I don't think so."
Biden then made an unannounced visit to Cleveland, Ohio, where his plane parked next to Romney's. According to CNN, the vice president then headed over to the GOP challenger's plane to greet Romney.
Ryan and his wife, Janna, voted this morning at the Janesville, Wis., library. They were photographed with their young children accompanying them. Ryan was then scheduled to head to campaign stops in Virginia and Ohio before meeting up with the top of the GOP ticket for an election night rally in Boston.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned those hoarding back money to declare such assets by Sept. 30 by taking advantage of the government provided disclosure window. The prime minister asserted that no reprieve would be offered after the deadline, reported PTI.
"Let me tell the countrymen that this chance is till Sept. 30. Consider this as the last chance. It will be better that you take advantage of the window provided and save yourself from the difficulties that you can face after Sept. 30," Modi said in his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat'.
He added that those making voluntary disclosures won't be asked to reveal the source of black money. Those who possess black money can absolve themselves from their burdens by paying a penalty.
"I have promised that there will be no inquiry into the source of the undisclosed income and assets if the declaration is made voluntarily. That is why I am saying it is a good chance for becoming a part of transparent system," he said.
The prime minister also said that taxation rules were lax earlier and people would tend to avoiding paying taxes.
"But gradually, times changed. Now, for a taxpayer, it is not much difficult to abide by the government rules. Still, old habits die hard," he said, adding that tax evasion still persists.
"My plea is that by running away from rules, we lose our peace. Any small person can harass us. Why should we let it happen? Why not ourselves give correct information to the government about our income, about our wealth? For once, dispose off the baggage of the past. I appeal to my countrymen to get free from this," he said.
Modi said he was amazed to know only 1.5 lakh people out of 1.25 crore citizens in the country show their taxable income of over Rs. 50 lakh. "This cannot be digested by anybody. One can see lakhs of people with taxable income of over Rs. 50 lakh in big cities."
The prime minister said he instructed officials of Income Tax, Customs and Excise to "hand-hold" the public to encourage them to become law-abiding citizens and cultivate an atmosphere of trust instead of nurturing a culture of fear of taxmen.
"Before taking any tough step, the government wants to give the people a chance. Therefore, my brothers and sisters, there is a golden chance to declare your undisclosed income. In other words, it is a way out of difficulties that will come after Sept. 30....I don't want that you should feel any difficulty after Sept. 30," Modi emphasised.


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Two boys aged 18, were suspended form a cross bar near Hissba, Berut, reported Rami Abdel Rahman. ISIS militants hanged them from a pole beam by their wrists.
They had been accused of eating during day light in Ramazan and before Iftar time.
Observatory chief Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP, "The children have been suspended by ropes from a pole since noon, and they were still there in the late evening," he said. "Apparently, they were caught eating."
READ: The Caliphate Of Terror – ISIS Expanding Territory
Placards had been attached to them so that passers by could see why they had been punished. The placards read, "They broke the fast with no religious justification."
ISIS has lately emerged with different kinds of punishments. Immensely brutal punishments are used with claims of following the Shariah. The caliphate of ISIS is fast spreading and becoming deadlier. Amputation, flogging, crucifixion, beheading are some forms of punishments used by the Islamic militants.


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Yes! You Can Be Yourself and Succeed/
Guest Post by Katell of Reverie Lane Designs
We are all after success in one shape or another, although the concept means something different for each one of us. Whether in our personal or professional life, on a spiritual or relational level, within or outwardly expressed, we all want to do well and achieve our big goals. That being said, I believe it all starts with identity.
It all starts with what happens inside your heart.
How can you properly give and serve if you don't know what you have to give or the value of what you possess? You cannot! - that's the bottom line. The confusion and frustration in our enterprises and brand development immerses from that blurry place.
We need to find ourselves and embrace it, define and accept what we aren't and finally realize what being true to oneself exactly means.
1) The journey to finding and embracing your individuality - your story /
As any key and pivoting experience, the journey to finding and consequently embracing your individuality is demanding and challenging. Simply put, you've got to do the work and put yourself through the fire to see what comes out of the refining process. I call it a journey because as humans we are always changing and adapting to our environment, emotionally, practically, intellectually and sometimes those changes can make us lose sight of our individuality and play in the comparison game. It really does not need to be this big ah-ah moment or a trip to Tibet.
It is as simple as taking the time to acknowledge your best qualities and your lesser traits. It's about knowing what you have that others don't and loving it and highlighting that.
I know it can be tricky to figure out what makes us different but I see it as being thrown into a bag of all blue marbles while being a blue marble yourself. It can make you feel uninteresting and boring, but I can guarantee you there is something that makes you stand out.
First of all let's talk about your story, the way you arrived in the bag and where you have been before, those certainly vary from the rest. Secondly, assuming another marble has the exact same background and journey, YOU experienced the whole process through YOUR own eyes and have a specific and unique take on it. Lastly, you might have gotten a dent on your way down in the bag which once again adds up to being different from the rest.
All these things added to your personality, shape up a unique package that nobody else has.
Nobody else is you, nobody can say it like you do, nobody else experienced life and accumulated your knowledge like you did.
Know it, embrace it and use it - that's your story and that's one little piece of your individuality. Personality is another.
2) We don't all need to be Oprah to build an empire - your personality /
When I first moved to America, I was stuck for days on in our very first little home - a not so well lit apartment - trying to figure out what my place would be in this new life and what I could do with myself. I remember for a quick second there, almost falling into the daytime TV trap, not so much the soap operas but the talk shows and really just The Oprah Show. I wanted to know what everyday people were like, what they enjoyed and what excited them. It's quite entertaining to say the least, and I was fascinated by the fact that one woman, and her team of course, could make people enthusiastically scream so loudly and dream so big. After watching for a while I got worried - how would a girl like me, so not Oprah-like, succeed in this country and this world ultimately?
How could I 'raise the masses'/ build an empire if I didn't have this vivacious, outgoing, hyper personality?
I know we aren't all trying to build an empire per se, but as I said at the start of this article, we are all after some type of success, small or big. Before I continue let me say this: we all love Oprah and think she's awesome. She has built an unbelievable business and empire but she has a specific delivery that we don't all have. That reality can easily bring the rest of us down or slow us on our road to success. I am here today to tell you that YOU do not need to be Oprah or rather Oprah-like to be personable, to build something successful and leave your mark on a small or even a bigger scale. We are led to believe that bold extroverts are the ones with personality, and reserved introverts are just too boring and uninteresting to ever stand out and leave a trace. FALSE!!
There is room on the success lifeboat for all of us.
We don't all have to shout 'you're going to Australiaaaaa...' to be noticed and express our unique voice. We can also be the tete-à-tete type, who prefers to do things privately.
It's about working with what you have and making the best of it.
3) Success is actually closely tangled with being true to yourself - your true success /
At the end of last year I was feeling a bit unsettled and unsatisfied with the place I was as a business owner and as a woman/mother running her own business, which was of course coming from comparing myself to others. I had to take some time to thoroughly search my heart and figure out what that feeling exactly was and what it really meant. What I realized in the end is that what I actually was admiring and desiring from my fellow women entrepreneurs wasn't so much to have the same story or personality traits as them or even to have their lives and businesses, but to own my own story and my own personality.
To know and embrace who I was and truly operate in my own individuality.
I have learned there is no use building a castle as someone else, sooner or later your audience will feel the distortion, or you will end up unhappy. No matter what result you get with all those personality tests, it always goes back to embracing who you are and what you have to offer. Success in the end isn't so much simply what you accomplish, but what you accomplish by acknowledging and embracing your individuality. So, yes! Yes, you can and you will truly succeed when you are your true self!!
As Miss Judy Garland said...
Always be a first rate version of yourself and not a second rate version of someone else.
I couldn't have concluded this message better. You, my friend have all the keys within you to accomplish what you want to accomplish. No need to put on a mask, or become a chameleon and change yourself to please or do like others.
Katell moved from France to the U.S. six years ago to marry her soulmate Jonathan and has been living the American dream ever since. They have two beautiful children, Eli (3) and Lucy (1), and her and her husband are both creative business owners. She is the branding specialist and creator of Reverie Lane Designs, where she assists passionate entrepreneurs expressing their individuality and tell their story through the art of branding. She believes in complex simplicity and the power of creativity in all areas of life. She strives to love and serve her family, her community and her clients with the gifts and purpose with which God has blessed her. You can find Katell on Instagram and Facebook


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Chameleon Pet Care – What To Do?
Individuals who are interested in finding a unique pet may be interested in the color-changing nature of the chameleon. Before purchasing one of these lizards, however, you need to have a good idea of the type of chameleon pet care is required. Here are some details about how to care for this reptile.
Chameleon Size and Housing Size
When you see most chameleons for sale, they are juveniles who are smaller than they will be at full adult age. On average, adult pet chameleon can grow between 12 to 18 inches as adults. They can live five years or more if they are cared for properly. Because of the behavior and size of the lizard, the tank must be at least 30 to 40 gallons in size and can only be used to house a single chameleon.
Among interesting chameleon pet facts are their unique feeding habits. While they primarily live off of insects, they also need vegetables, too. You will need to provide live prey, such as crickets and mealworms, daily or every other day depending on the age of your lizard. Leaves, collard greens, and some types of lettuce should also be given periodically. Part of a healthy panther chameleon diet includes gut-loaded insects coated in calcium supplement so make sure to get the insects ahead of time so they can be prepared appropriately.
Housing Requirements
You need to provide lots of plants and areas for climbing. Chameleons won't spend a lot of time on the ground because they are mainly tree dwellers. You'll need to keep the tank heated so that the hotter side of the tank is about 90 degrees Fahrenheit and the cooler side is about twenty degrees cooler. UV light running for up to 12 hours a day is also needed and you'll need some type of drip system for water since your chameleon will not drink out of a bowl.
Purchasing Your Pet
Chameleon pet prices vary depending on where you find your pet and on which breed you choose. Expect to pay around $75 just for the chameleon. Accessories and housing required for good chameleon pet care will cost another couple of hundred dollars.


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The most common tomato plant problems are diseases, insects and environmental issues. Growing tomatoes from tomato seedlings into healthy tomato plants requires an understanding of what issues may affect the vegetable garden and how to avoid tomato pests.
Diseases are the most frustrating of the tomato plant problems because there is often no treatment. Successful tomato cultivation will include observing the plants from tomato seeds through harvest. Fungi that are transmitted through the soil such as Fusarium and verticillium damage the stems and cause the stems to become discolored. When the stem becomes damaged, nutrients are not carried to the upper part of the plant, which causes the plant to wither and die. There is no treatment, so it is important to buy resistant varieties.
Other types of disease that can cause tomato plant problems are the tomato spotted wilt virus and tobacco mosaic virus. The tomato spotted wilt virus is spread by the thrip, and it causes cankers to develop on the tomato and the leaves and stems to die back. Since there is no cure, the infected plants have to be removed from the garden and thrown away. The tobacco mosaic virus is usually spread by gardeners who smoke or have come into contact with tobacco. To prevent, gardeners should wash their hands before handling any plants.
Insects also contribute to tomato plant problems either through carrying diseases or eating the plants. Horn worms are a type of caterpillar that eats the foliage. They are typically three to four inches long and easily noticeable. Simply removing them from the infected plant often is sufficient. Another type of insect that eats the leaves is a flea beetle. The best way to rid your plants of this insect is to wipe down the leaves with soapy water.
Juice-sucking insects such as aphids and psyllids also create tomato plant problems. Both are found on the underside of leaves, causing the plants to be stunted. If the infestation is severe, no tomatoes will form. To rid infected plants of aphids or psyllids, an insecticidal soap can be used.
Environmental issues are the most common tomato plant problems and also the easiest to control. Blossom end rot, which causes the bottom of ripening tomatoes to turn black, shrivel up, and rot, is caused by insufficient calcium during development. Keeping the tomato plant watered at regular intervals and not allowing prolonged dry spells usually prevents blossom end rot.
Growth cracks are another environmental issue that can be easily controlled. Growth cracks can form a circular pattern on the top of the tomato or form deep fissures running vertically from the stem to the base. Both are caused by an initial over watering or heavy rain period followed by lack of watering that resulted in the plant's growth being stunted. To prevent this, the plants should be watered regularly and not allowed to get over watered.
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Another tomato plant problem is that many tomato varieties are large and too heavy for the plants to support. This causes the plants to fall over, and vine on the ground. Tomatoes often rot before being picked when their delicate skins touch dirt. Tying tomato plants to stakes as they grow is the best way to have upright plants and healthy fruit.
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Daily Bulletin Posts: 05th February 2018
Recruitment of Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) & Technicians (26502 Vacancies) in Railway
Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has released a CENTRALISED EMPLOYMENT NOTICE for the Recruitment of Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) & Technicians for Various Zonal Railways/Production Units on Indian Railways. Eligible and Interested candidates may apply Online before 05 March 2018.
Baroda UP Gramin Bank Allotment & Joining Schedule Released
Baroda UP Gramin Bank has released the very first list of selected candidates for the posts of Officer Scale -1 (Officer) and Office Assistant under IBPS RRB CWE-VI.
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Syndicate Bank & Canara Bank PO Examination is scheduled to be conducted on 25th Feb 2018 and 4th March 2018 respectively.
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These 10 Free Online Mock Exams will be available to the registered RACE students from 8th Feb 2018 7 PM
National Institute of Bank Management: Recruitment of Accounts assistant
National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM) Pune invites applications from the suitable candidates for the recruitment of Accounts Assistant. The last date for submission of applications is 7th February 2018.
How to Apply: Eligible Candidates may send their applications, with full addressed to "The Director, National Institute of Bank Management, Kondhwe Khurd, Pune 411 048" on or before 07/02/2018. Soft copy of the Applications is to be sent on the e-mail-id firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Highlights of Union Budget 2018-19: The Complete Analysis
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IBPS RRB Officer & Office Assistant Cut Off Score 2017-18
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We congratulate the candidates who have been shortlisted for any one of the IBPS RRB Examinations.
IBPS RRB CWE-V Provisional Allotment for Reserve List candidates 2016-17
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R.I.P. Jimmy Castor
His most influential song was It's Just Begun, recorded 16 years into his career. The opening trill of the saxophone and the intricate, hi-hat heavy groove have been pilfered by everyone from Grandmaster Flash to The Spice Girls (the sax riff appears on If You Can't Dance, fact fans).
But there were more strings to his bow than writing an iconic breakbeat. Castor penned the million-selling doo-wop classic I Promise To Love You for Frankie Lymon when he was still at high school. That led to his first recording session, in New York's Bel-Tone studios in 1956, after which he worked for almost all of the major labels - including Decca, RCA, Atlantic and Mercury.
Yet, despite his lingering popularity with hip-hop producers (Kanye West, Ice Cube and Mos Def are all fans), his biggest hits are largely absent from the airwaves. In fact, Compare My Radio shows that he's only been played on UK Radio once in the last month.
He called it "a curse".
"MTV, VH1 they kind of shunned me and my group," he once said. "Some of these guys have been with me for 30 years and I feel bad for them because they don't get the recognition they deserve. It's been a total insult."
A sad state of affairs, maybe, but Castor didn't let it get him down. He continued to record, write and play to big audiences until late last year, when he suffered a heart attack. Although he recovered from that and had bypass surgery, he sadly died on Monday in Nevada.
As a tribute, here is a blistering live performance of It's Just Begun from what looks like a 1972 episode of Soul Train. In Castor's own, frequently re-appropriated, words: "What we're gonna do right here is go back".
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In motor vehicles, where only a "serious injury" can sustain a lawsuit for pain and suffering, a "gap in treatment" is frequently argued by defendants to mean that the plaintiff has fully recovered from any injuries sustained. Courts will rely on this doctrine in dismissing cases, where they find that a "gap in treatment" is actually a cessation of treatment.
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Doesn't look like Jason Sheehan taught Seattle much during his brief time in the Pacific Northwest. Because while the Seattle Times did score with a few suggestions on where football fans could eat in this new Pac-12 town -- the Kitchen, Flagstaff House, West End Tavern -- it also fumbled a couple of other recommendations.
Pasta Jay's, for example.
Says Nobo Bear:
Pasta Jay's is basically a slightly better Carrabba's. And with the Pacific Northwest being an area that's knowledgeable re: craft beers, sending those folks to Walnut is probably a bad idea (lousy ales IMO).
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I would have understood if a Midwestern paper had recommended Pasta Jay's, because it is quite Midwestern-style Italian. But the Seattle Times? There's so much better Italian fare in Boulder --- Laudisio, Bacaro, Trattoria on Pearl, Radda for mid-priced food and Arugula and Frasca on the high end.
Too bad the Seattle Times missed Ralphie's, the Buffs-loving, potentially trademark-infringing spot that opened last week in Boulder.


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February 1, 2000
Thank Those Lucky STARs
At SIUE, the STARs come out nearly every day. STARs (STudents Assisting in Recruiting) are on the front lines when it comes to meeting with prospective freshmen and their parents and families.
Dressed in Cougar Red, they conduct campus tours and answer myriad questions about SIUE and the region. The tours are offered through the Admission Counseling and Recruitment Office, Mondays through Saturdays. In addition to campus tours, the STARs also visit high schools, attend college fairs, assist admissions counselors, and participate in community outreach. And, it's all volunteer work.
"We have a group of dedicated students," says Tracy Nelson, an admissions counselor and coordinator of the STARs program, and a former member of the old Ambassadors organization when she was a student at SIUE. The Ambassadors were part of the university's Information Center but were not necessarily working closely with the Office of Admissions.
The STARs program, on the other hand, is coordinated through the Admissions and Recruitment office and is more a part of the office's mission. "It's difficult for students to give up their time, but these students, many of whom are at SIUE on scholarship, are very dedicated," Nelson said. "The program has grown from 15 to 40 students."
Tami Diorio of Champaign and Jenny Meyer of southwest Chicago are STARs and they believe the program has helped them become more involved in university life. "I like talking with prospective students," says Meyer, a senior studying speech language and pathology. "It makes me proud when I show them the campus and they react positively.
"And, in the four years I've been a part of STARs, we've all become closer," she said. "In addition to the tours, we also do service projects as a group, such as Christmas caroling for canned goods for the food pantry, nursing home visits, and walk-a-thons. We also participate in social events."
Diorio, a junior majoring in Business, says the spring reception with prospective students is one event she looks forward to within the STARs program. "All of us are able to get together but also it gives us an opportunity to show parents that college students can be nice and also professional. It helps allay any fears they might have about sending their child off to college," Diorio said. "It's also a source of pride to me when the following year I bump into some of those same kids who decided to attend SIUE. I feel like we make a difference in the recruiting effort."
Nelson echoes that sentiment. "Chancellor Werner mentioned the successful recruitment effort by Admissions in his state of the university address last fall and he gave a plug for the STARs program," she pointed out. "STARs can take some of the credit for increased enrollment. We find that prospective students really relate to STARs members."
Boyd Bradshaw, director of Admissions, agrees. "Once our admission counselors meet the students on the road, it is very important that the students perception of our University remain positive," Bradshaw said. "There is no one better than current SIUE students to convey this perception.
"Since my arrival here this past summer, it has been a wonderful experience working with the STARs," he said. "Several of our STARs correspond with students via e-mail and we have set up an interactive Web site to make sure STARs are answering a student's question.
"The Web site is http://www.admis.siue.edu/stars and has become a valuable tool in the University's recruitment efforts."
SIUE Homecoming 2000 Activities Slated February 3-5
Women's and Men's Basketball will help fuel the excitement for Homecoming 2000 from Thursday through Saturday. In addition to games against IUPU-Ft. Wayne on Thursday, Feb. 3, and against St. Joseph's College on Saturday, Feb. 5, activities include coronation of a Homecoming king and queen and the Homecoming Dance, as well as a pep rally and an alumni basketball game.
Here's a complete schedule of events:
• Wednesday-Thursday, Feb. 2-3, Homecoming King and Queen Voting, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Goshen Lounge.
• Thursday, Feb. 3, Pack the Gym, Women's and Men's Basketball plays host to IUPU-Ft. Wayne, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m., respectively, Vadalabene Center; "Afterset" dance in the gymnasium follows men's game.
• Friday, Feb. 4, Pep Rally at Noon in Goshen Lounge; Talent/Variety Show, 9 p.m., Meridian Ballroom.
• Saturday, Feb. 5, SIUE Alumni Basketball Game (Men and Women), 11:30 a.m., Vadalabene Center; Homecoming Game: Women's and Men's Basketball play host to St. Joseph's College, 1 and 3 p.m., respectively, Vadalabene Center; during halftime of men's game, Homecoming King and Queen 2000 will be crowned and past SIUE Alumni Association presidents will be honored; SIUE Alumni reception, 5 p.m., Student Fitness Center; Homecoming Dance (informal), 9 p.m., Meridian Ballroom.
• Sunday, Feb. 6, Homecoming Brunch, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Morris Center Restaurant.
Thanks to a $100,000 contribution from TheBANK of Edwardsville, the School of Business recently dedicated a newly renovated classroom that is receiving rave reviews from faculty and students alike. TheBANK's generous gift resulted in the transformation of a "barn-like" classroom in Alumni Hall to a modernized, comfortable learning environment. Featuring theatrical-style seating for 100-plus students, stylish, contemporary furnishings, and a computer port for Internet access and large-screen projections, the room is already in high demand from School of Business instructors. The university and the School of Business welcomed representatives of TheBANK and guests to a dedication reception that officially opened the renovated space. Shown here during the ribbon-cutting are Dean Robert Carver, Chancellor David Werner, and Robert Wetzel, president of TheBANK. (SIUE Photo)
Shown here are the winners of this year's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. awards. At left is Jorge Garcia of Glen Carbon, winner of the MLK Jr. Scholarship and Humanitarian Award, and S. LaVernn Wilson, director of the SIUE Early Childhood Center, winner of the MLK Jr. Faculty-Staff Humanitarian Award.
February Is Financial Aid Awareness Month, So Be Aware
It's good news and bad news-you're the parent of a student who's decided to go to college … but you've got to figure out how to pay for it.
Well, here's some good news: SIUE will offer a financial aid workshop, to help you get the aid process started, at 1 p.m. Saturday in Alumni Hall, Room 2401. It's free and open to everyone, not just parents and students who will attend SIUE. It will last about one hour.
"Many students already have chosen a school or are narrowing their choices," said Marian Smithson, SIUE's director of financial aid. "As these choices are being made, it's important that parents and students keep in mind that there is a process for obtaining aid. And that process needs to begin now."
Workshop participants should register in advance by calling 650-3880 and bring their 1999 W2s and 1999 tax forms (if completed). Presenters will briefly explain the aid process and then walk attendees through completion of the form, item by item.
February is Financial Aid/Admission Awareness Month (FAAM) in Illinois. Smithson, who is also Past National Chair of the Direct Loan Coalition, said that in addition to information available on SIUE's Web site (www.finaid.siue.edu), the FAFSA on the Web site (www.fafsa.ed.gov) also provides information on the financial aid application process.
"There is a popular misconception that college is not affordable, or barely affordable," she said. "SIUE has a commitment to accessibility for all, and provides a quality education at a very affordable price. Additionally, we, along with many other institutions across the state, are doing our best to help students and parents understand that aid is obtainable."
Arkansas Rep Returns Feb. 3-4 To Present Blues In The Night
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre returns to the Arts & Issues stage on Feb. 3 and 4 to perform the Tony-nominated Broadway hit, Blues in the Night, a celebration of such musical legends as Bessie Smith, Alberta Hunter, Duke Ellington, and many other American favorites.
To be presented both days at 7:30 p.m. in Katherine Dunham Hall, Blues in the Night is part of the 15th annual season for Arts & Issues, a series featuring quality entertainment and provocative presentations. The event is made possible by grants from the Heartland Arts Fund and the Illinois Arts Council.
Set in 1938 Chicago, the musical has been called a "hot, steamy celebration of survival, expressed through the soul-wrenching music that is the blues." It is an emotional journey "from the depths of despair to the heights of anxious love."
Arts & Issues Coordinator Richard Walker says the play is another example of the quality of presentation by the Arkansas Repertory Theatre. "The Arkansas Rep brought Smoke on the Mountain in 1997 and The Rainmaker in 1995 to Arts & Issues audiences and we are pleased to have them back," Walker said. "The Rep continues to garner national attention for its development of new plays and for its national touring productions.
Admission includes free parking in the lots behind the Morris University Center or Dunham Hall. For ticket information, call (618) 650-2626, or, write: Arts & Issues, SIUE, Edwardsville, IL 62026-1083; or by e-mail, firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information about the 1999-2000 season, view the website: http://www.siue.edu/ARTS_ISSUES.
Edward James Olmos Here Feb. 17 As Part Of The Arts & Issues Series
Actor Edward James Olmos, best known for his role in Stand and Deliver and for his Emmy-award winning work in Miami Vice, will appear Feb. 17 as part of the Arts & Issues series at Siue.
In its 15th season of presenting quality entertainment and provocative presentations, the Arts & Issues series presents Olmos, known as the "Olivier of the Latino World," at 7:30 p.m. in Meridian Ballroom.
A producer, director, and community activist, Olmos recently launched an unprecedented nationwide multimedia project introducing Americanos to Americans. During his SIUE appearance, he will profile famous and not-so-famous Latinos to emphasize the value of diversity.
In addition to his presentation that evening, Olmos also will participate in a student open forum, "We Are All in the Same Gang," at 5 p.m. that day in the Faculty Club on the second floor of the Morris Center. The forum is co-sponsored by the SIUE Latin Awareness Student Organization, the University Center Board, and the Kimmel Student Leadership Development and Volunteer Services program.
According to Arts & Issues Coordinator Rich Walker, Olmos is not only a celebrated actor but also is well known for his many humanitarian efforts. "Edward Olmos is very active with UNICEF and also is a national spokesman for such organizations as the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation," Walker said. "We are proud to present this man to our Arts & Issues audience as an example of someone in a celebrated position who has given back to the community in many ways."
Admission to the Feb. 17 event is $8; students, $4, and includes free parking in the visitors' lot behind the Morris Center. For ticket information, call (618) 650-2320, or, from St. Louis toll-free, (888) 328-5168, Ext. 2320; write: Arts & Issues, SIUE, Edwardsville, IL 62026-1083; or by e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Horton Named Interim President
The SIU Board of Trustees recently appointed Frank E. Horton, Ph.D., as interim president of SIU. Horton will take over the duties of departing president Ted Sanders, who leaves Feb. 1.
A former vice president for academic affairs and research at SIUC, Horton most recently was president of the University of Toledo from 1989 until his retirement in December 1998. Previously, Horton was president of the University of Oklahoma from 1985-1988.
He also held academic and administrative positions at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the University of Iowa, and Lake Forest College. He is currently principal partner of Horton & Associates, an education consulting firm.
Horton is a graduate of Western Illinois University (BS '63) and Northwestern University (MS '64, Ph.D. '68). The board sought the input and advice of the Presidential Search Advisory Committee prior to making the decision to appoint Horton. The advisory committee is composed of faculty, staff, and students from SIUE and SIUC.
The appointment is effective for six months, beginning Feb. 1. Horton will be paid $20,000 per month; he will not be a candidate for the permanent position of president.
Arts Week Activities Set For February 14-18 On Campus
Celebrate Arts Week from Feb 14-18 with several events and opportunities on campus. Here's a complete schedule:
• Special exhibit, Focus On Careers in the Arts, Tuesday-Thursday, Feb 15-17, at the Career Development Center on campus.
• Undergraduate Art Exhibit at new Wagner Gallery on-going for the week
• Thursday, Feb. 17, Arts and Issues presents actor Edward James Olmos, speaking bout the value of diversity (see main story in this edition of The O).
• Friday, Feb 18, Noon Jazz Concert in Goshen Lounge; Pack the Gallery! Undergraduate Exhibition at New Wagner Art Gallery in the Art & Design Building, with reception from 5-7 p.m.; Pack the Theater Night! 7-10 p.m. at Dunham Hall for performances of Keely and Du by Jane Martin and Poof by Lynn Nottage (see story elsewhere in this edition), followed by a Celebration of the ARTS party in the lobby, co-sponsored by the Office of Student Affairs and the College of Arts and Sciences; and A New Show at 7 p.m. in Meridian Ballroom by the St. Louis Black Repertory Company.
Jane Martin's award-winning play, Keely and Du, on a double bill with Poof by Lynn Nottage, will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Feb. 18-19 and 25-26, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 27, all in SIUE's Katherine Dunham Hall theater. Keely and Du, about a fundamentalist Christian group that kidnaps a pregnant woman, is a volatile portrayal that deals with issues on both sides of the question of legalized abortion. Poof is a one-act comedy about a woman who "damns her husband to hell" with remarkable results. Both plays are for adult audiences. Shown here, in a scene from Keely and Du, are cast members Randall Middleton as Walter, Wendy Greenwood as a women's prison guard, Rachel Tiemann as Keely, and Sarah Maxfield as Du. Tickets are $7; SIUE faculty and staff, senior citizens, and students, $5. For ticket information, call the SIUE Fine Arts box office, (618) 650-2774, or, from St. Louis toll-free, (888) 328-5168, Ext. 2774. (SIUE Photo)
Day care
The SIUE Child Development Program at the East St. Louis Center, for children ages 2-6, is accepting applications. The program offers daily play, field trips, and art experiences in a program that stresses math, health, safety, language, arts, social science, music, computer skills, and dance. The program is open to all Illinois residents who are employed or in school. For more info, call 482-6971, or pick up an application at the ESLC, 411 E. Broadway, East St. Louis.
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I haven't ignored the story. Nor do I ignore the ways the story is used - obviously, given what I wrote.Greatest I am wrote:Many do just end in shrugging their shoulders and ignoring the story.
I am not sure how the Garden of Eden myth is used homophobically, but I suppose creative homophobes may manage somehow. And yes, the story is used to support hatred of women. But you were focused on a theological issue around punishment for going against God's order and God punishing because of this. You put this in the context of parents and children. I shrug in relation to that issue and to the story itself, given what I wrote and that the story is not clear.many do not want to recognize how this myth has been used by Christianity to enhance and advance their ability to apply and teach their homophobic and misogynous policies.
Sure, I've done that in other contexts. Here I answered the question you asked, and you ignore that answer.For evil to grow, all good people need do is not call B.S. on Christianity's interpretation.
I'll add here, that going directly at the GofE story seems like a really poor tactic. First, attack the mysogeny, for example, then if the G&E story is raised to justify it, show 1) how the story was originally interpreted in Judaism 2) show the wide variety of interpretations in Christianity 3) challenge the logic of punishing current humans for what Adam and Eve did back then 4) point out that even in the Bible it is clear that Adam and Eve are not the only ancestors of humans, so the story must be symbolic and the symbols can be interpreted in a variety of ways 5) get them to name the authority they base their interpretation on - and it will have to be a human- and ask if that human might be fallible.
Of course this will likely not change many minds either- though perhaps a few more than yours - but your approach which starts with the story seems like a weak approach and is itself confused, in part because what you focus on is not necessarily silly but further is not the real weak area of what some Christians do with the Gof E story. I still have a shrug about that.
And the 'for evil to grow' statement makes it seems like if one does not take the tactical and hermeneutic position you do one is contributing to the growth of evil' How propagandistic, how simplifying of a complicated situation with many many different possible good approaches and how hysterical.


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Budget blues
Budget 2018 is the big news in Ireland this week, with few people very happy with the contents of Paschal Donohoe's document. The Irish Independent's Sinead Ryan has collated the five main consumer-related issues from Budget 2018, from more expensive cigarettes to a boost for the parents of young children.
"Families with toddlers will be pleased at the extra allocation to the ECCE year meaning more creches may sign up to the programme, which now offers sessional montessori for a full 2 years," she notes.
Musgrave cyber attack
In other news, TheJournal.ie reports on a cyber attack on Musgraves, which owns the SuperValu, Centra and Daybreak chains. The group has confirmed that malicious software attempted to extract debit and credit card number and expiry date information from its system.
Gardaí and the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner have been notified, and customers are being advised to check their bank statements.
"The protection of information is an absolute priority for Musgrave," the company said in a statement. "The company aims to ensure that security standards are maintained at the highest levels and apologises to its customers for this issue."
Switch and save
Finally, the Irish Examiner notes that thousands of Irish households could be missing out on savings by switching energy providers. Evelyn Ring highlights the results of a survey of 9,000 households by the Big Cost of Living Switch campaign, which found that just 6% are receiving electricity discounts of over 10% when discounts of up to 30% are currently available.
With gas and electricity prices set to rise, consumers are being urged to take advantage of these price reductions.
"At the end of last month, Bord Gáis Energy and Airtricity announced energy price increases that could see consumers worse off by as much as €83 over the next 12 months. The increases are in addition to an increased compulsory public service obligation levy, adding about €25 to every bill," Ring writes.


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Zoning attorney William Boose is expected to argue that his client is being discriminated against when he goes before the Palm Beach County Commission sitting Thursday as the Zoning Board.
Boose is representing the Wellington Hospital Medical Center. He is claiming the county is forcing his client to pay considerably more in road widening costs than was required of a similar hospital owned by the Hospital Corporation of America in nearby Loxahatchee.
Wellington hospital was initially required to pay $823,000 for road improvements. The county has taken advantage of the hospital's need to come back for a change in one of the original conditions to require it to pay an additional $72,000. And Boose told the county Planning Commission earlier this month that this is a "clear-cut case of discrimination against my client."
The county upped the ante after all the agreements had been completed and signed, he charged.
Boose has come in because his client wants the county to delay for one year road improvements in front of the medical facility on Forest Hill Boulevard.
Boose claimed the county has dragged its feet on arranging the road widenings. Now the hospital is ready to open, and it wants its first year to be free of blocked roads filled with machines and road paving equipment.
"It takes that long for all the emergency staff, the doctors, nurses, etc. to understand how the system works and to get everything coordinated," Boose said. "It will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to accomplish that if the road is all torn up."
The Planning Commission recommended approval of Boose's request, provided he is able to work out several points of contention, including changes in the road impact fee.
The original zoning change allowing construction of the Wellington hospital was approved in June 1984. The $823,000 road contribution was established by the Zoning Board and made a condition of the approval.
The county was planning to make a major improvement to the intersection of Forest Hill Boulevard and State Road 7. That's what the hospital's road impact fee was to be used for, Boose said.
"But because the county has delayed, the road has not been widened," he said.
The additonal $72,000 would help build a nine-lane bridge along Forest Hill Boulevard instead of the four-lane bridge originally agreed to, assistant county traffic engineer Jim Choban said.
And, rather than have the county do the work, county officials want the hospital to take charge. Private developers generally get such jobs done much quicker than the county, Choban said.
But, Boose maintains, "my client builds hospitals, not roads."
Boose said he believed he could work out these conflicts with the engineering staff.
Boose also wants Zoning Board approval to create a heliport and a radio tower on the central west side of the hospital's 25.2-acre site. The Planning Commission recommended approval of both.


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Big conversations Friday on work, art making, money making with my poet friend Silvi Alcivar of The Poetry Store (1). More on that soon, but to tie those thoughts together is my recent find on BrainPickings (2), a luminous quote by one of my heroes, the beloved Brother David Steindl-Rast.
Leisure … is not the privilege of those who can afford to take time; it is the virtue of those who give to everything they do the time it deserves to take. He goes on:
Whenever you work, you work for some purpose. If it weren't for that purpose, you'd have better things to do than work. Work and purpose are so closely connected that your work comes to an end, once your purpose is achieved. Or how are you going to continue fixing your car once it is fixed?…
In play, all the emphasis falls on the meaning of your activity… Play needs no purpose. That is why play can go on and on as long as players find it meaningful. After all, we do not dance in order to get somewhere. We dance around and around. A piece of music doesn't come to an end when its purpose is accomplished. It has no purpose, strictly speaking. It is the playful unfolding of meaning that is there in each of its movements, in every theme, every passage: a celebration of meaning. Pachelbel's Canon is one of the magnificent superfluities of life. Every time I listen to it, I realize anew that some of the most superfluous things are the most important for us because they give meaning to our human lives.
(1) Silvi and The Poetry Store
(2) Steindl-Rast on Leisure and Gratefulness


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A jumble of thoughts including an act of kindness, winter, and a cat/
Today was the first day in ages that I believed winter would, at some point, end. Every year, I reach a breaking point: sick of cold, of wet, of soggy earth, of layers and bundling, of chapped noses, dead grass, and that dreadful gray-white shroud covering the sky. I feel bleak and enervated.
It continues to be revoltingly soggy today- our yard is but a sponge. But after lunch, the sun showed itself and the temperature crept well north of "this just sucks," and I was able to do some yard work and listen to the birds, and uncover tulip shoots and various other evidences of life, and it felt good. We probably have three or four weeks left of definite chill, but in spotting so many tiny buds today, and that green that only means and rejoices that spring is coming, I was replenished with faith.
After I forced myself in, exhausted from transplanting a large azalea and filling three bins with yard debris, I sat in my library working and looking out front. The kids and Tom were showering, and I was catching up on a bit of work. Out of one window, I saw someone tinkering with the dog-poop bag bin I'd hung from a yield sign in our yard. In all honesty, I assumed the worst: that someone was peevish about my desire to stop neighbors from leaving their dog crap in my gardens and planned to make a statement. Such reactions seem disturbingly common these days. Ugliness, entitlement, rampant examples of "the rules don't apply to me." It's like watching the social contract break down on a daily basis.
So it was the most wonderful surprise when I realized that a neighbor I don't know terribly well but whose family I am deeply fond of and feel we take care of each other when need be (they checked in so lovingly when Nut was hit; we always talk when they're out walking their hound; they borrowed our Corn Hole set; I hire their daughter to check in with Nut during days no one is here with him) was repairing my dog waste bag bin and rewriting the message to please clean up which has faded in the past few months. My heart nearly burst with this kindness. An acquaintance noticed that my attempt at hosting a poop-bag station needed tending and took it upon himself to do so. Yes, he and his family always clean up after their dog and they have mentioned being irritated by poop left in their yard, but still. They live several streets down, and I am just so very touched by their attention to community and people with whom they have some connection. It's lovely to the nth.
Experiences like this are good things, because the news in America is beyond heinous and I feel extremely dismayed on the regular. Sometimes I think all we can do is try and make our immediate communities better: our childrens' schools, our neighborhood, our workplace friends, our personal friends, the things we value within all that like animals and the environment.
Perhaps because of winter, perhaps the news, perhaps the ascent into my 40s, perhaps having seen some really ugly behavior this year at the macro and micro levels, I find myself more carefully considering with whom and how I spend my time. I have zero interest in competition of any kind; I simply want to keep learning, encourage kindness, laugh, and try to take life's pace down a notch or ten.
I've been using our Instant Pot (y'all try Melissa Clark's turkey meatloaf with sriracha), loved celebrating Mardi Gras with the kids, and on one of the many recent school days off took the kids and one of Ol's best pals to R&R in the cat cafe in Georgetown (Crumbs & Whiskers) and its new pop-up, the Kitten Lounge. I am telling you, lounging on plush futons with purring, playful, soft animals is legitimately therapeutic.
I fell in love with a diminutive slate gray lady cat nestled in a basket. So many of the kittens and cats were darling and tugged at our hearts, but this little cha cha really caught me. I said to Jack, "What's her name?" As he flipped over her tag, I gasped: RBG. Her flipping name is RBG.
People, is there more of a cat for me (other than the one I already have)? There is not. Jack was like, "Mom, start texting Dad." Obviously, I already was. He actually wore down pretty quickly; I think he knew objecting was a lost cause. Plus, Tom is a sucker for attractive animals, and, as you can see, RBG is a looker.
We put in an application and headed home, hopeful that Ruth's adoption would be as simple as was Nutmeg's.
It really hasn't been, y'all. We still don't have the cat. We met her more than a week and a half ago. We have subjected Nut to a blood test to prove that he doesn't have feline leukemia (even though he is totally current on his vaccines), we have bought everything needed to get ready for Roux (we're actually naming her Roux Bader Grossi, keeping the RBG but making it our own), and I have done every bit of research I can on introducing new cats to each other. I would not feel so rushed if spring break weren't approaching and we were leaving. I do not want our poor house sitter to have feline mayhem on her hands.
I know this is ridiculously small-fry, but can we just have our cat?! This bespoke collar, a gift of talent and love from my friend Dakota, awaits.
I am thrilled to pay for and adopt the cat. OMG, don't shelter cats need good homes by the millions? I deeply appreciate the thorough placement and thoughtfulness, but I just want my darling girl. We were supposed to get her today, but now it's Tuesday. Keep your fingers crossed.
In the meantime, be kind. Be generous. Send vibes of warmth and life and goodness.


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And numbers on the other.
As he already knew his basic counting and being able to recognise numbers right up to 30s, I thought that it could be just nice if I could show and teach him the words for number 1-10. I noticed that he could count verbally but visually to place the numbers in ascending numbers, seemed a bit hard for him.
The second puzzle is an alphabet snake. With block letteres on one side and small letters on the other !
Xav's trying to fix the puzzle.
Hopefully he will be better at in soon !
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Navigating Tricky Waters Of Depression And Sadness
Depression and Sadness – The time has come. You need to get your mental health in order so you're able to function well. Your time is now. You probably have many questions on how to start and what to do, but fear not, this article can help. The following advice can get you moving in the right direction.
Bad moods and sadness are only made worse by sugars, even those in fruits and honey. Sugar gets into the bloodstream quicker than complex carbohydrates. This causes an energy burst from the quick inflow of carbohydrates, but results in fatigue and then depression shortly thereafter.
Do not let your depression control your social life by keeping up with normal social outings and activities. It is understandable that your depressed mood makes you want to skip all those normal outings and activities. Regardless, you should strive to do them anyway. Keep doing the typical activities you do. If you avoid them, it can add to the severity of your depression.
You need to share your emotions with others if you find yourself depressed. You'll feel better if you can talk to a family member, therapist, or psychiatrist.
Although it is difficult, it is important to keep in mind that you have the power to control your thoughts. Remove the word depressed from your entire vocabulary. This negative word leads to thoughts which are also negative. Instead, try substituting a phrase such as "low mood" when you need to describe how you are feeling. This can improve your general outlook.
Try your hardest to maintain a healthy circle of friends and not just one best friend who you tell everything to. If you are depressed it might rub off onto your friends, so it is best to speak with many different people so you aren't bringing them down too.
Surround yourself with the people you love, which will help your mood and reduce your stress level. Getting out and enjoying a relaxing social event may improve your mood.
Decorate your home to be as upbeat and happy as you can. You will have a naturally brighter smile if you do this.
Favorite Outfit Can Reduce Depression And Sadness
To reduce depression, wear your favorite outfit or dress. Put on your favorite outfit and go do something fun. It doesn't need to be a special occasion, just going out will make you feel better. Try to make yourself feel attractive, and you may feel less depressed.
If you have grief or depression issues that don't go away, then contact a professional. They will work with you to get a proper diagnosis, and decide if medication is right for you. In addition, they can inform you of the kind of depression you're suffering from.
If you are suffering from clinical depression, it will not go away immediately. You'll definitely need to battle this for some time. This is why you ought to do everything you can to learn about what to expect.
If you're on medication for your depression, don't forget the equal importance of therapy. Speaking with a professional will help you comprehend your though process. A friend or family member can never substitute for a trained professional.
Music can be a great way to stave off depression; however, if you have the talent, playing music is more effective. The same holds true for all of the arts, being involved in them, even if you aren't that good, can be a great way to deal with hard times.
If you are taking an anti-depressant, make sure that you take it the same time each and every day. Most people prefer to take it the morning, though if it is only meant for nighttime, your doctor will tell you that. If you follow a pattern, you should be less likely to forget your medication. In addition, when you take medication in the morning, you will be able to perform your daily activities.
If you have depression, you may want to get help by joining a group online. Anonymous online groups allow you to speak candidly about your problems, which is something you may be hesitant to do with those you know. Many groups exist solely for this purpose.
Even when your depression seems overwhelming, you can still use little changes to improve your mood. If you try to do too much at once, you can feel overwhelmed and possibly even worsen your depression. If you're able to take things a step at a time, however, it can allow you to get things working in the right way for you.
When the blues have you feeling down, get up and dance. Blast some fast-paced, fun music that will make you want to start moving. You will soon forget about your problems and have a good time. Almost none! Choose the music that you like and that lifts your mood.
Being out of work can be one of the causes of depression. The drop in income is traumatic after a layoff, particularly if you are the only breadwinner in your house. If you cannot pay your bills you will feel bad about being out of work, even if you are just temporarily out of work.
It would be wise for anyone who suffers from depression to keep away from all kinds of alcohol. Alcohol makes symptoms of depression worse for many people because it is a natural depressant. If alcohol is a problem, get it out of the house, and consider attending an AA meeting.
Keep up with your well-plan. Try to make all of your therapy appointments, and follow-up on suggested exercises and activities. List the things you need to talk to the therapist about. This can help you keep track of your session with the therapist.
You should feel more confident about dealing with your depression. These tips are easy to follow and will help you make real changes in your life. When it comes to depression, it is always okay to ask for help when you need it.
Sadness, Depression can invoke PTSD, and PTSD can invoke lots of bad symptoms like sadness that may be treated with EMDR. Speak to your therapist about EMDR for Sadness today. EMDR Therapy might help to alleviate your post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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Origami: Beginner's Workshop
Part of The Baker Museum Lecture Series
Michael LaFosse
This beginners' workshop will include an introduction about the art of origami. Projects will include the folding of simple plants, flowers and a butterfly. The number of projects will depend upon the length of the workshop and the size and ability of the group. Beginners aged eight or younger should be accompanied by an adult.
The advanced workshop (2pm at the Naples Botanical Garden) will include a brief introduction about our history as origami artists and paper makers. Projects will include one flower and one butterfly. Participants should already be able to fold the traditional origami crane.


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Belle Yang's graphic novel 'Forget Sorrow'
Author-painter Belle Yang is watching her 82-year-old father read her new graphic novel, "Forget Sorrow." Using a red pen and Chinese characters, Zu-Wu Joseph Yang adds more memories to the black-and-white drawings depicting his life in Old China.
"Here," he said, pointing to an image of himself sleeping while tied to river bamboo as he was fleeing the communists. "In the morning I would bite my hand to see if I was still alive - it was so cold!"
A detail she would have drawn had he told her, she chided.
After 14 years of literary rejection, rewrites and more rewrites, Yang's ancestral story is earning strong praise for its epic yet intimate account of one family's hardships in 20th century China.
Yang also depicts her struggle to become an artist while seeking sanctuary at her parents' home from an abusive boyfriend.
One way the parents soothed their child was to lock the doors and distract her with ancestral stories of surviving difficulty - poverty, famine and political oppression.
Yang, 50, spoke with The Chronicle during a sit-down in Carmel, where she lives with her parents.
Q:How has working on "Forget Sorrow" changed you?
A: It's made me learn to sit still. Before, I was interested in so many things, and this country has so many freedoms you can lose your way by doing a little bit of everything. It forced me to sit in a room and write for nearly 20 years, so I achieved a level of meditation.
Q:Why did it take 14 years?
A: At first it started out as a prose novel with full-color pictures, like my other books. But no matter what I did to revise it, nobody seemed to like it. The first rejections said it was "too quiet," which I think means not enough Cultural Revolution abuses. My first agent lost interest, then I got sent over to an editor with no sense of humor, and finally another agent suggested doing it as a graphic novel.
Q:How did that change things?
A: I don't try to do fancy acrobatics with words. But when I added the pictures, people could visualize the story like a film and actually be taken there. I was forced to condense the dialogue so it became like poetry. All of a sudden it had balance and a quiet power. Illustrations are like the artist's handwriting - they express the tension of the moment when I drew it. You can see by the lines if I was having a calm day or if I was tense.
Q:What images jump out the most at you when you go back and read it?
A: The ones where my parents and I are hiding in the house and my ex-boyfriend is trying to break in.
Q:That's such a small part of the story.
A: The drawings express my fear then so well. In a way this book was exorcising that demon. If I hadn't been so scared, I wouldn't have come home, and maybe never heard these stories and written this book.
Q:Did you know much about your father's life in Manchuria during World War II?
A: I had heard bits and pieces, but no, not really. I just remember as a child people would always gather around him to hear his stories. Everything was taken from his family, he was imprisoned, had relatives killed and survived famine. Once I filled in the questions about who my father is, I find history is the most interesting thing in the world to me - I can't read fiction anymore. I'm currently reading about the Roman Empire.
Q:Are you working on a new project?
A: Mom. She was born in Taiwan, descended from the Hakka tribe that was pushed out of China by a horse-riding clan akin to the Huns. The Hakka were like sea nomads. My grandfather was homeless. Later Japan took over Taiwan - it's a real chaotic place. The book will try to define "Where is home? Who are we?"
Q:Now that "Forget Sorrow" is published, are you getting a better reception to a graphic novel about your mom?
A: I met with my agent for lunch in New York City and she said, "We want your next graphic novel." I said, "What? Can you repeat that?" I had to make sure.
Q:What did your dad write here on the inside of the back cover?
A: It's a poem. Want me to read it?
A: You come into the world empty,
And you leave the world empty,
Those who follow Buddhism and Taoism are also empty: there is no greed within their hearts.
Although the river has been flowing for 10,000 years,
Once you enter it, the water you touch is not the same as the water that was there a few moments ago.
Frost on the roof melts with the sun.
Life is brief.
- Flying Crane (Zu-Wu Yang), at age 82.
Meet the author: Belle Yang will be at Kepler's Books, 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Park, at 7:30 p.m. July 8, to discuss the art of the graphic memoir.


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All About WAT-AAH!!
What is water? What is water made of?
Water is a transparent, colorless, tasteless, odorless liquid that forms the seas, lakes, rivers, and rain and is the basis of the fluids of living organisms.
Water, like everything else, is made of atoms. Atoms are the smallest particle of an element and when they join together, they form molecules. A water molecule is made up of three atoms: 2 Hydrogen (H) atoms and 1 Oxygen (O) atom, otherwise known as H2O.
What exactly is the importance of water?
Well as many of you know water is important to all living things. Some organisms have up to 90% of their body weight coming from water. For us humans, 70% of the human adult body is made up of water.
From that 70%, this is how our organs breakdown. Our brain is composed of 83% water, our heart is composed of 75% water, our lungs are composed of about 85% water, our skin is about 64%, our muscles and kidneys are about 79%, and our bones, yes even our bones, have about 31% water.
So…if you don't think water is important, well think again!!! Think about just how much water we use daily, from drinking water, to washing our hands in water, to taking a shower, and so much more.
It is important to continue to drink water throughout the day. Everyone should drink at least half of his or her own body weight of water daily. We lose almost 2 to 3 quarts of water a day, so of course we need to replenish this loss by drinking water.
As I mentioned, every part of our body requires water and if we are not drinking enough, we become dehydrated, which prevents our body from working efficiently. It is especially important to drink clean water, to cook with clean water, and to bathe in clean water.
In with the new (clean water) and out with the old (dirty, toxic, not good for you water)!!
Why is that essential?
It is essential to get rid of, or filter the toxins in our water because these toxins can be persistent toxins. This means that they are not easily excreted from our body, and they will accumulate and this can cause many issues. Remember, this accumulation adds onto our total body burden, which can rob us of our nutrients and cause chronic imbalances or dis-eases of the immune, endocrine, and neurologial systems. Check out our total body burden blog for more information.
What is in the water we drink or use daily?
Municipal water is a chemical laden soup of toxins! Chlorine, Fluorides, ammonias, pharmaceutical metabolites, pesticides, bacteria, and more!! According to an article cover done by USA Today, they found an average of 500 chemicals in city water. EWWW!! We definitely do not these in our bodies causing more harm to us than good.
How can we get clean water?
Some tips for creating clean water is to purchase a good quality water filtration unit. The preferred is a whole-home filtration system but if this is not in the budget there are other options! Check out our new online store for more details!
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Remember, clean water is essential for cleaner living. Protect yourself from all the harmful toxins that can be found in municipal water. Avoidance is key, as the less you are exposed to, the less your body has to detoxify.


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Daily Archives: July 31, 2013
Selecting the Right Bone for your Dog
Whether you have a new puppy or an old faithful friend one of the best things you can do for your dog is provide them with a chew bone of their own. It's not only fun but it provides many health benefits.
All dogs chew. Puppies chew when cutting their teeth. While other dogs chew their whole lives.
Bones promote dental health.
Chewing on bones helps scrape away plaque that causes bad breath. It also cleans their teeth, exercises muscles and maintains healthy gums that can prevent serious dental problems.
Dogs have an innate urge to chew. Giving them their own bone prevents them from chewing on your furniture and avoids destructive behaviors. Filled bones provide a stimulating activity that will keep them busy for hours. A bored dog is an unhappy dog.
Chose the right bone for your dog.
Choosing the right bone can make all the difference. The following guidelines can help you select the perfect bone to fit your dog's chewing habits. If you have a small dog or a dog that chew for a short time then they would enjoy a dental chew or a bully stick. They are softer and easy to digest. If you have an aggressive chewer with a strong jaws that rips through everything then antler, buffalo horn, tuffie and filled bones are the bones for you. These bones are tough and long-lasting. They wear down slowly without breaking or splintering.
Like any dog chew, you do need to be careful when allowing your dog to chew on hard bones. The main concerns are breaking a tooth or choking on the chew. To prevent these things from happening, be sure to supervise your dog's chewing. Do not allow him to bear down forcefully with his molars on the chew and do not allow him to chew on a piece that is of a size they could choke on.
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Willoughby Badminton Association is a social community group who share the love of Badminton and have joined together to meet like-minded people once a week. We play a lively good social game of different levels. Whether you are a top player or a weekend warrior, if badminton is your sports, you should join us. We gives novice to expert badminton players an opportunity to meet new people from the local community. So again, if you would like to be part of this fun group, come join us!
Just bring your badminton rackets, wear comfortable clothing and a pair of good indoor sporting shoes. Don't forget your water bottle & towel :) We supply the net and shuttles.
Venue:- Willoughby Leisure Centre, No. 2, Small Street, Willoughby Road, Willoughby 2068. Accepting New Membership now & visitor are welcome.
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