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Manchester Medical Centre
Our stand-alone medical centre is conveniently located in the neighbourhood of Salford Quays, providing you with rapid access to exceptional private healthcare services.
Our fully qualified physiologists, physiotherapists and private GPs will ensure that you get the most out of your visit and help you to make necessary lifestyle changes if needed.
Services offered at Manchester Medical Centre:
We also believe that patient care means much more than just medical attention, which is why at Salford Quays we've taken the idea of first-class service to a whole new level.
To make sure every patient receives the individual care and support they deserve, we offer a number of bespoke options:
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Emmanuel United Church
The rejuvenation of the 11,000ft² Christian Education section of this church included work on the building envelope and extensive systems and accessibility upgrades. The building was completed to LEED® Silver certification.
A new roof and building envelope was constructed and state-of-the-art HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems were installed. The existing kitchen facilities were upgraded and a new air conditioning system was set up for the sanctuary. A new elevator was one of the many accessibility upgrades installed in the building.
Contract Construction Management
Contract $2,470,017
Contract Start June 2010
Completion September 2011
Relevance to Project
- Extensive renovation
- Built to LEED® standard
Constructability Issues
The original "saw tooth" roofline of the building was an element that both the Church and designers wanted to maintain. It was seen as a defining feature on the exterior of the building and renovations within would open this feature up to the interior of a main gathering space. Carefully planning and detailing went into finding the best way to uncover this feature from below and finding the best method to accentuate it in architectural woodwork.
Fire ratings of existing walls were a challenge in bringing this 1970's era building up to todays standards. Lundy's site superintendent worked closely with the City of Ottawa building inspector to establish the most cost effective ways to bring the building up to code, within the Church's financial means.
Project Team
Matiss Silins
Project Manager
Mike Mullen
Site Supervisor
Carmen Arango
Project Coordinator
Emmanuel United Church
Church office (613) 733-0437
Robertson Martin Architects
Robert Martin (613) 567-1361
Goodkey, Weedmark, & Associates
Richard Boivon (613) 727-5111
Cunliffe & Associates
Rick Cunliffe (613) 729-7242
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Rosalind Sedacca, CDC is a frequent guest invited to talk about issues related to Child-Centered Divorce on digital, broadcast and print media. She is also a frequent presenter at Divorce Expos, Summits and other conferences. Below are several of these interviews.
To learn more about the founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network on this website, be sure to visit Rosalind's bio, Rosalind's Books and her Coaching pages.
Rosalind Sedacca, CDC is co-host, along with Amy Sherman, LMHC, of the Divorce, Dating & Empowered Living Radio Show & Podcast. Watch top divorce and dating experts share insights and success secrets to surviving and thriving during and long after divorce. Click Here!
CO-PARENTING ESSENTIALS: Rosalind Sedacca, CDC is interviewed by Sandra Pate about Crucial Co-Parenting Dos & Don'ts Every Divorced Parent Must Know to create the best outcome for the children you love!
The Huffington Post: Rosalind is a weekly blogger for The Huffington Post Divorce section. Read her posts on a broad range of topics related to divorce and parenting issues here: Huffington Post
Jennings Wire: Rosalind is a regular blogger on Jennings Wire focusing on divorce issues and starting over after divorce relationship advice: JenningsWire
The Examiner: Rosalind is also a regular contributor to The Examiner on Relationship issues. Read her posts here: Examiner
Exceptional People Magazine: Rosalind is an Expert Contributor to this fine magazine and is available to answer reader questions. Learn more here: Exceptional People Magazine
Divorce 360: Rosalind provided weekly articles on divorce and parenting issues for several years. Get great tips and advice here: Divorce 360
KarsForKids: Rosalind contributes articles focused on divorce and parenting on this educational blog for parents: KarsForKids
Rosalind Sedacca interviewed on Australian TV's THE MORNING SHOW about breaking the divorce news to children and having a child-centered divorce.
TV Interview on NBC 5 West Palm Beach on the value of creating a Child-Centered Divorce: Watch here!
TV Interview on CBS 4 Miami on how to break the divorce news to your children: Watch here!
Video interview with Rosalind Sedacca about divorce and parenting issues: Watch here!
Coach Steve Toth, host of the Mind Body and Soul-TV, has a conscious dialogue with Rosalind Sedacca and Amy Sherman on how to have a Child-Centered Divorce and move ahead to successful dating after divorce. Watch here!
Rosalind Sedacca discusses whether divorce scars children and what you can do about it. Watch here!
Rosalind Sedacca video interview with Lisa Decker, CDFA of Divorce Money Matters on how to protect your children following divorce. Watch here!
Rosalind Sedacca video interview with Joanie Winberg, of Divorce View Talk Show about International Child-Centered Divorce Month and divorce mistakes parents must avoid with their children. Watch here!
Ninon de Vere De Rosa, host of the NinonSpeaks Internet-TV Show, interviews Rosalind Sedacca about parenting through divorce and dating again after divorce: Watch here!
Introducing Rosalind Sedacca, founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network: Watch here!
Pamela Cummings interviews Rosalind Sedacca, CDC about Divorcing With Healthy Co-Parenting on her podcast. Scroll to 2/25/19 Listen and learn here!
Rosalind Sedacca is interviewed on Journey Beyond Divorce. This must-listen interview covers the most crucial insights about co-parenting successfully during and after divorce. Listen and learn here!
DivorceForce interview Rosalind Sedacca, CDC & Larry Sarezky, Esq. about Protecting Children Of Divorce — and the consequences for them. Most valuable insights for parents! Listen and learn here!
Advice About Telling the Kids About Your Divorce: Barbara Stevens interviews Rosalind Sedacca. Listen and learn here!
Advice About Co-Parenting Successfully: Barbara Stevens interviews Rosalind Sedacca. Listen and learn here!
Tiffany Beverly of the Dreams Recycled Podcast interviews Rosalind Sedacca about her best advice on how, when and why to create a Child-Centered Divorce for your children despite challenges from your ex and kids. Listen and learn here!
KP Smith interviews Rosalind Sedacca on: Protecting Your Children When Moving Ahead With Divorce. Listen and learn here!
Jennings Wire interviews Rosalind Sedacca on: Is "Conscious Uncoupling" a Realistic Option for Divorcing Parents? Advice on how to protect your children from the results of "unconsious un-parenting" after divorce. Listen and learn here!
PopExperts Interview: Rosalind Sedacca discusses Co-Parenting Success Strategies: Useful tips and insights about creating a constructive co-parenting mindset as well as dangerous mistakes to avoid that can sabotage your co-parenting success. 5 minutes. Listen and learn here!
PopExpert Interview 2: Rosalind Sedacca discusses Additional Co-Parenting Success Strategies: Here's an overview on mindful co-parenting tips with proven strategies for avoiding conflict, choosing battles, communicating effectively and becoming a positive role model for your children. 5 minutes. Listen and learn here!
Get 'N The Know Show with Saundra Harris interviews Rosalind Sedacca. Powerful conversation for women about personal empowerment, relationship dynamics and how to talk to your children about your divorce. Listen here!
Authentic Woman Cafe interviews Rosalind Sedacca about when and how to prepare for dating after divorce. Listen here!
T Love of Energy Awareness Radio interviews Rosalind Sedacca about the Power of Forgiveness of others as well as yourself following divorce and other life challenges. Listen here!
Coping With the Holidays When You're Divorced With Children! Radio Host January Jones interviews Rosalind Sedacca and Pat Bubash on strategies for getting through the holidays for divorcing as well as divorced parents. Listen here!
Dr. Virginia Collin interviews Rosalind Sedacca about Dating After Divorce with Children on Family Matters. Listen here!
Stanley Bronstein interviews Rosalind Sedacca for SuperChangeYourLife.com. Learn how Rosalind has impacted the world with her Child-Centered Divorce Network, books, coaching services and other programs. Listen here!
"I loved your ideas, your voice, and the way you expressed yourself. You shared excellent information. So professional!" Jean Tracy, MSS, Author: Character Building: Divorce Stories and Strategies To Help Your Child Heal.
Lillian Brummet interviews Rosalind Sedacca about divorce advice for parents during and after divorce on the Conscious Discussions Radio Show: Listen here!
Dr. James Sutton, Psychologist & Host of The Changing Behavior Radio Network interviews Rosalind Sedacca about the effects of divorce on children. Part 1 Listen here! Part 2 Listen here!
Dr. James Sutton, Psychologist & Host of The Changing Behavior Radio Network interviews Rosalind Sedacca about International Child-Centered Divorce Month with important advice for parents coping with divorce issues for themselves and their family. Listen here!
Susan Rich Talks interview with Rosalind Sedacca provides valuable advice for parents to safeguard your children during and long after divorce. Listen here!
"I just wanted to thank you for such a powerful show. Your passion for the subject comes through so clearly! And you have so many resources available, and so much knowledge, and so much wisdom." AnnmMarie Schuetz at Susan Rich Talks
Rosalind Sedacca addresses divorce and parenting issues as well as moving on into dating again after divorce on Empowered Women Radio Talk Show with Dr. Dee Adio-Moses: Listen & learn here!
Frank Love Radio interviews Rosalind Sedacca about the benefits of Child-Centered Divorce for parents as well as children. Also covers dating after divorce and how to move effectively. Listen here!
Divorce Coach Shelley Stile interviews Rosalind Sedacca about the most dangerous divorce mistakes parents can make! Listen here!
Dr. Erica Goodstone interviews Rosalind Sedacca about Dating After Divorce on The Healthy Baby Boomers Network: Listen here!
Sarah Newton, host of Youth Success Radio, interviews Rosalind Sedacca on tips for divorcing with teens, breaking the divorce news to your kids and lots more. Listen here!
Joanie Winberg, Founder of the National Assoc. of Divorce for Women & Children interviews Rosalind about how to avoid serious mistakes in your parenting related to divorce: Listen here!
Dr. Dee Adio-Moses interviews Rosalind Sedacca & Amy Sherman about Finding Love the Second Time Around: Listen & learn here!
Rosalind Sedacca is interviewed by The Luv Coach, Bruce Starr, as she discusses smart strategies for dating success for both women and men. Listen & Learn here!
Listen to Rosalind Sedacca being interviewed on The Best People We Know Show, hosted by Deb Scott, talking about the challenges of dating after 40. Listen & Learn here!
Dr. Jeanette Gallagher interviews Rosalind Sedacca and Amy Sherman about starting to date after divorce as a woman and a parent. Listen & learn here!
Frank Relationships with Frank Love interview with Rosalind Sedacca about how divorce affects children and what we as parents can do. Listen & learn here!
Rosalind Sedacca is a guest on Reinvention Radio talking about Reinventing Divorce and Relationships. Listen & learn here!
Join Rosalind Sedacca as she interviews some of the most compassionate and knowledgeable divorce and parenting experts on the planet.
M. Gary Neuman is a licensed psychotherapist and the acclaimed author of The Sandcastles Program™ for Children of Divorce and New York Times bestselling author of The Truth about Cheating. His newest book is Connect to Love. He was a frequent guest on "The Oprah Show," and Oprah referred to Gary as "One of the best psychotherapists in the world…" Listen here!
Rosalind Sedacca interviews Philippa Levitt, a Debbie Ford Spiritual Divorce practitioner in South Africia. She shares the principles that will empower you to create a happier, more fulfilling life after divorce. This is powerful, transformative work that will heal and revitalize your life. Plus it will give you valuable tools to use with your children as they grow! Listen here!
Who Am I Without My Partner? Rosalind Sedacca interviews Deborah Hecker, D.Psy, psychotherapist and author of Who Am I Without My Partner? and discusses emotional healing after divorce and how to move on in a healthy, empowered way. Don't miss Deborah's excellent advice! Listen here.
Rosalind Sedacca interviews Jean Tracy, MSS, author of Character Building: Divorce Stories and Strategies to Help Your Child Heal. This is an excellent book for parents and your children Listen here.
Rosalind Sedacca interviews Catherine MacWillie: Coping with Child-Custody, the Legal System, Parental Alienation and other challenges — insights from a former Police Officer dedicated to protecting children's rights! Listen here.
How to Handle Nightmares and Sleep Issues — For your Children and You! Rosalind Sedacca interviews Carol Morgan, known as "The Dream Activator," as she shares her wisdom on helping children learn from and overcome nightmares. A child's confusion, insecurities and other fears are revealed when a nightmare occurs, especially during and after a divorce. Carol has developed effective methods and tools to make it easier for a child to overcome their nightmares and even have fun in doing so. She also helps parents decipher their own dreams as answers to their most challenging questions – and offers you a free consultation. Listen here!
Challenging Parental Alienation & Other Negative Consequences of Divorce. Rosalind Sedacca interviews Father's Rights advocate Dr. Peter Hill as he discusses the effects of divorce on children, co-parenting benefits, the emotional legacy of parental alienation on both the parent and child as well as the value of forgiveness as a personal and parenting tool. Listen here!
Teleseminars with Renowned Divorce Experts!
Finding the "Gift" in Your Divorce
Susan Allan
Jeffrey Malone
Carolyn Ellis
Can there be a "gift" for you and your children in your divorce? Rather than staying stuck in the pain, can we learn to transform adversity into opportunity? Can we use divorce to heal our wounds and help us develop into more loving, aware beings? Join three divorce experts — Certified Mediator and Divorce Coach Susan Allan, author and founder of Thrive After Divorce Carolyn Ellis and Certified Master Integrative Coach Jeffrey Malone – as they discuss how to move beyond your divorce in the most conscious way as a positive role model for your children.
Creating a Win/Win Child-Centered Divorce
Michael Mastracci
Cynthia Tiano
Cindy Harari
Rosalind Sedacca
Are there alternatives to battling through divorce? Join former "killer" divorce attorney turned mediator, Cynthia Tiano, along with Collaborative attorney Michael Mastracci, Mediator and Parenting Coordinator Cindy Harari and founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network, Rosalind Sedacca – all authors of dynamic books on creating a "peaceful" divorce model for the sake of the kids – as they share their perspectives on working with or around the divorce legal system to create the best outcome for your family during and after divorce.
Healthy Transitioning Beyond Divorce
Laura Campbell
Amy Botwinick
Belinda Rachman
What are the consequences of divorce done wrong? How do your divorce decisions affect the well-being of your children in the months and years ahead? Peaceful Divorce Mediator Belinda Rachman joins Divorce & Life Transition Coach Laura Campbell and author Amy Botwinick as they discuss strategies for moving through and then beyond divorce with dignity, self-esteem and a positive perspective for your future and your children's.
Keys to Making Sound Divorce Decisions
Lisa Decker
Christina Rowe
Michelle Muncy
Divorce can be very costly — both physically and emotionally. Join author and divorced mother of four Christina Rowe, founder of ChildSharing, Michelle Muncy and Divorce Financial Analyst Lisa Decker as they share insights about pro-actively planning your divorce to avoid the pitfalls of financial and psychological devastation — for you and your children. Learn the success strategies for creating a win-win divorce before signing on the dotted line – and for the months and years that follow.
Please return to this page again soon for additional content.
Thank you,
Rosalind Sedacca, CCT
For personal mentoring and information about Rosalind's divorce and parenting programs, courses and books, visit: www.childcentereddivorce.com/coaching-programs.


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So sayeth the great Lord of Darkness Sauron:
or he will send Darth Vader to terminate you.
The Marauders are a group of superpowered criminals working on behalf of the interests of the villain Mister Sinister. They are responsible for the slaughter of the Morlocks. This group consists of about 44 villains.
Sinister had long devoted his life to the study of genetics and mutations in particular. Knowing of the existence of an underground community called the Morlocks, Sinister decided that their existence was compromising and diluting the genetic gene pool. To remedy this, he made Gambit, a thief who owed Sinister a favor for restoring balance to his formative mutant powers, form a group of mercenaries into a team of Marauders that would work for him.
In one of the Marauders' first known activities, based on Sinister's interest in the genetic lineage of the mutants Cyclops and Phoenix, several members of the team hunted Cyclops' wife Madelyne Pryor and child Nathan. She used her latent psychic powers to defend herself, but failed to stop the kidnapping.
Mutant Massacre
The majority of Marauders trailed Tommy while Gambit led Sabretooth, Prism and Blockbuster down another path. After repaying Tommy for her leading them here by killing her, the mercenaries began a systematic massacre of the population of the Morlocks.
Unaware of the Marauders' true intent, Gambit tried to stop them, but was attacked by Sabretooth. He was only able to save a Morlock girl (the mutant now known as Marrow) before escaping. The Marauders were confronted by the Morlocks' allies, the hero team X-Men, along with other heroes such as Thor and Power Pack. Ultimately, the X-Men and the heroes stopped the massacre, but not before significant causalities were sustained by both sides.
Polaris possessed by Malice
Later, another Marauder, Malice, attempted possession of the X-Men ally, Dazzler, but was defeated by Dazzler's friends in the X-Men. The Marauders then went on to attack the X-Men's associate Polaris. Sinister had decided, unbeknownst to Malice, that the mutant would make a genetic match with Malice and allow the two to become permanently bonded.
It seemed that Polaris had managed to single-handedly and ruthlessly defeat the team, but in fact it was Malice who had taken possession of Polaris and declared herself leader of the Marauders. Malice, in Polaris' body, led the Marauders on several missions, including a failed attempt to capture Madelyne Pryor, who reappeared in California and would be rescued by the X-Men.
When a demon invasion occurred in New York City, Malice/Polaris led a Marauder attack on the hero teams X-Men and X-Factor. Several Marauders who were believed to have died in previous battles had reappeared. The heroes defeated the Marauders, many of whom were killed during the battle, but Malice and Sabretooth escaped.
Months later, when investigating Sinister's facilities, the X-Men discovered that Sinister had kept genetic information of the mercenaries in order to create clones of them. Some of the clones were released, but the X-Men defeated them and they died.
Threnody & X-Man
Years later, Sinister activated several Marauders and had them chase the mutant Threnody who was escaping her indentured servitude to Sinister. They were confronted by the hero X-Man, and in the course of the battle, most of the Marauders were killed. The remaining member, Riptide, was sent back with implanted memories that Threnody was killed as well as all the Marauders. Nevertheless, more Marauders later returned, and Threnody agreed to return to Sinister.
Later, Sinister disguised several Marauders as agents of the villain Apocalypse in order to trick the hero Cable into forming an alliance with him. Another time, Gambit needed to invaded another of Sinister's bases, and Scalphunter revealed that all cloned Marauders were genetically programmed to never turn against Sinister on penalty of death. Gambit turned to Sabretooth, who was never cloned, and the two invaded Sinister's base, after facing several Marauders as guards. Presumably, as long as Mister Sinister remains active, he will always have at hand a cloned army of Marauders in some capacity.
The Marauders returned when a digitized version of Malice possessed the body of Omega Sentinel, Lady Mastermind and Mystique were revealed to have betrayed the X-Men and joined the Marauders.[9] They have all also aligned themselves with the Acolytes.
Precogs Massacre
They claimed to have a list of a group of people or places that have information of the future, or even alternate timelines. Sunfire and Gambit seemingly killed Cable, while Senyaka attacked Deadpool. Riptide killed Quiet Bill, and Scalphunter and Vertigo killed the Witness. It is revealed in flashbacks that Arclight brought down the Wohnhaus Strucker, a building which had ties to the future.
It is also revealed that Harpoon impaled Vargas with harpoons until his death. The Dark Mother was another victim taken out. They also thought they killed Gateway, although he survived. Bishop was also sought after in these attacks.
Later, the Acolytes attacked the X-Mansion looking for Destiny's diaries, but found fakes. They also went to take out Blindfold, but she saw them coming and prevented her death. Iceman and Cannonball went against the Marauders for the diaries, but the diaries were destroyed in the process.
Messiah Complex
When the Messiah baby was born, the Marauders arrived in Alaska and killed some Purifiers, losing Blockbuster and Prism, without finding the special mutant child. The Marauders later battled the X-Men at Sinister's Antarctic base. Later, Marauders tracked Cable and the baby to Forge's Aerie in Dallas, where they defeated Bishop and seized the mutant child. The Marauders fought in the final battle on Muir Island and Scrambler, Malice and Vertigo seemingly all died.
After the death of Mister Sinister, a contingent of Marauders clones were awakened (Arclight, Harpoon, Riptide, Sabretooth, Scrambler and Vertigo) in the former Sinister's lab in The Kitakyushu Smelting Plant, Japan, where Essex kept the vials of the Legacy Virus. Clones attacked Vanisher, who tried to steal the virus, and later they battled with X-Force. Apparently X-Force killed all clones.
The team was later gathered by Susan Hatchi (truly Da'o Coy Manh, Karma's half-sister), including Chimera as the leader, Arclight, Blockbuster, Harpoon, Prism, Vanisher and a bunch of human soldiers.
- Mister Sinister - leader
- Arclight
- Blockbuster
- Gambit
- Harpoon
- Lady Mastermind
- Malice
- Mystique
- Prism
- Riptide
- Sabertooth
- Scalphunter
- Scrambler
- Karima Shapandar
- Sunfire
- Vertigo
- Chimera
- Vanisher
- Mystique
- Lady Mastermind
- Bushwacker
- Exodus
Fifth Team Entries
- Aries
- Azimuth
- Coda
New Marauders
- Miss Sinister - leader
- Mach-II (Nomi Blume)
- Quicksilver (Pietro Lansherr)
- Armor (Hisako Ichiki)
- Derek Morgan (aka Guardian)
- Jimmy Hudson
Age of Apocalypse
- Apocalypse - leader
- Red
- Owl
- Dirigible
- Arcade
House of M
- Callisto - leader
- Banshee
- Black Tom Cassidy
- Blob
- Sunder
- Caliban
- T-Rex
- Mammomax


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I am so looking forward to being back in church Sunday after our vacation. I have been working on a message about being in God's Waiting Room that I am excited to share with you. I think it is a message our church can identify with and I am praying it will be helpful to your walk with Jesus.
We are heading down to drop off Dane on Thursday at BU. Many of you have gone through this and remember how packed with emotions this time is. Kelly and I greatly appreciate your prayers.
I found this article to be surprisingly helpful and practical: http://www.inc.com/marcel-schwantes/these-31-life-hacks-can-improve-your-life-in-just-a-month.html
If you have been through Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University and would like to lead a class at our church, please let me know. I think classes such as this would be a great offering for our community.
This post caught my eye since our Welcome Center is complete. Maybe we need to develop a Guest Services team - http://chucklawless.com/2016/08/10-first-impressions-done-well-in-churches/
Remember on 9/11 we will have a special service thanking and praying for our first responders. We have printed invite cards to start handing out to our neighbors that you can pick up on Sunday in the Welcome Center. Personal invitation still is the best and most effective way to have people come to our church.
Finally, if you find yourself in need of some 'coaching' give me a call and we can tackle what you are dealing with in a positive way.
Let me know how I can pray for you.
See you Sunday!
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One key to happiness when traveling with teens is having enough room that everyone can have some space. That's why concepts like the all suites Solmar Hotels & Resorts at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja Peninsula are great.
These hotels have space for families, especially those of us who travel with fully grown adult-sized teenagers.
Solmar operates five all-suite resorts in Cabo San Lucas. I visited the Grand Solmar Land's End Resort & Spa as part of a press trip.
The hotel, rated among the "Top 15 Hotels in Baja California" by Condé Nast Traveler's 2013 Readers' Choice Awards, is breathtakingly beautiful, the service is first rate and the infinity pool along the private beach makes you want to never leave and go home.
A Room with a View–and a Kitchen
Even better, there's a kitchen in the suite, which serves another important teen need: the need to eat. And eat. And eat, which can be enough to break the family vacation budget. But when you have a kitchen in the room, it's easy to lay in enough food (downtown Cabo San Lucas is a short walk from Grand Solmar) to keep those teenage tummies full until dinner.
The hotel is built with all of the rooms looking out at the ocean, so the view can feed your soul while you feed their stomachs. If that doesn't do the trick, head down to the luxurious pool and swim up to the bar for a little tequila to make you forget the stresses of home.
This is one of five all-suites properties operated by Solmar Hotels & Resorts. Grand Solmar Land's End Resort & Spa, the newest, is adding a new swimming pool, lobby and Kids Club with a whimsical treehouse design. The company also is adding more studios, master suites, presidential suites and two-bedroom penthouses–all of which have one more bathroom than they have bedrooms, another nice amenity when traveling with teens obsessed by how they look and smell.
If the high-end suites are anything like those at Playa Grande, you'll drool over the luxury, the outdoor patio and private pool and the sweeping views of the private beach and churning sea. If you worry that giving your kids that much luxury will spoil them, the hotel has a unique program that allows families to give back to the community, the Helping Hands Tour.


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Minutes of the Meeting of the IWA SG on "Resource orientated Sanitation" March 2007, Aachen, Germany
Venue:Kongressal, Aachen, Germany (at congress Advanced Sanitation)
Participants: 40 persons participated in the meeting.
The specialist group meeting was opened by chairman Ralf Otterpohl, who initially presented the leadership of the group.
Chair: Professor Ralf Otterpohl, Hamburg University Technology, Germany, firstname.lastname@example.com, reelected September 2004 in Marrakech.
Co-chair: Associate Professor Håkan Jönsson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and Stockholm Environmental Institute, Sweden, firstname.lastname@example.com, reelected September 2004 in Marrakech.
Co-chair: Post-doc Researcher Günther Langergraber, BOKU - University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Austria, elected September 2006 in Beijing.
Chairman Ralf Otterpohl lead the SG meeting at Aachen and co-chair Håkan Jönsson wrote the minutes, while co-chair Günther Langergraber represented the group at the NOWRA conference in Baltimore, US.
The first Specialist Group Conference Ecosan group was held in Lübeck April 2004. It was incorporated in 2nd International Symposium on Ecological Sanitation, organized by GTZ. In the IWA Biannual World Water Congress in Marrakech. September, 2004, we also had a big ecosan session, while there were fewer ecosan contributions at the Beijing Biannual Water Congress 2006.
At this conference Advanced Sanitation in Aachen there was again a very strong contribution of papers on ecological sanitation and perhaps especially from the high tech side of it. At the 16th Annual NOWRA, 10-15 March 2007, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, the EcoSan SG, represented by Günther Langergraber organises an EcoSan session.
The Ecosan SG supports the International Conference on Sustainable Cities and Villages with a focus on Urban and Rural Ecological Sanitation, Organic Waste Management and Agricultural Reuse, 27-31 August, 2007, Erdos, Inner Mongolia, PR China. Abstracts to this conference should be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com by April 1st, 2007.
The Ecosan SG also supports the International Conference on Sustainable Sanitation Food and Water Security for Latin America, 26-28 November, 2007, Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil, www.ecosanlac.org. Deadline for this conference will probably in May 2007.
The Ecosan SG has just initialized planning its 2nd SG conference on Ecological Sanitation to be held in Mexico in October/November 2009.
The planning committee for the next IWA Biannual Water Congress, to be held in Vienna in 2008, has just started its work. According to information at the meeting. So far very few, if any, topics and themes central to ecological or sustainable sanitation were under consideration. Thus, NOW is the time to influence the planning committee to include conference themes and topics central to us! This is even more important as 2008 by UN has been proclaimed as the International Year of Sanitation. The Ecosan Specialist group will lobby within IWA for inclusion of themes and topics, which open up for ecological and resources oriented sanitation. We do encourage our members to get their home institutions to also lobby for these themes and topics. The person to contact at IWA is Andrew.
In addition to our newsletter, distributed by IWA, news from our SG is distributed via the GTZ Ecosan Newsletter, which is sent to some 10,000 email addresses. Thus, to get frequent updates on what is happening in the Ecosan community, we encourage our members to sign up for this newsletter by mailing firstname.lastname@example.com an email containing subscribe ecosan as the only text in an email. Note, that it should be in the body of the email, not the subject line!.
We do not have a discussion forum of our own, instead we encourage our members to participate in the lively ecosan discussion forum, which you can sign up to at www.ecosanres.org.
Sanitation21 was presented by Darren Saywell. The Sanitation21 task force work was presented by Darren Saywell. In this important work, the views of promoters of conventional sanitation have been merged with those of promoters of ecological sanitation in the report Simple solutions to complex sanitation. This report has been out for comments and by end of March Darren plans to have a revised version of the report out.
Presently the Sanitation21 task group is considering to an IWA policy or reference paper on sustainable sanitation. They are also looking into the possibilities to make a charter on sanitation options. A seminar series on the issue is also considered during 2008, the International Year of Sanitation as well as the formation of a specialist group for Sanitation21.
Christine Werner informed about a meeting for planning a roadmap for activities during the International Year of Sanitation 2008 that had taken place in Eschborn, Germanay. Some 30-35 of the most important stakeholders took place, including e.g. the African Development Bank, GTZ, Waste and SEI. The meeting resulted in the formation of the Sustainable Sanitation Alliance and in the formation of a number or working groups for activities during 2008. The members of SG Ecosan are invited to participate in making the International Year of Sanitation a success by enrolling in a working group, e.g. by contacting Christine Werner
The next meetings of the Alliance of Sustainable Sanitation are at EAWAG 16-17 April and SEI 11-12 August, just before the World Water Week.
In the past, the management committee has been passive. We now plan to activate it and to this purpose the composition of the management committee was revised.
The following new members were elected:
Dr Paula Paulo, University of University of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
Professor Chris Buckley, University of KwaZulu Natal, Durban, South Africa .
Professor Chengwen Wang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China.
Dr Gunilla Brattberg, Programme Director, EcoSanRes, SEI, Stockholm, Sweden..
Mr. Panse, India
In addition the meeting agreed on letting co-chair Günther Langergraber suggest a representative from the US for the management committee.
The following members of the management committee were also reelected:Prof. Jörg Londong, Germany
Ralf brought up the question of the name of the Specialist group as the name Ecological sanitation still meets very hard resistance within IWA. He therefore suggested that we should change the name of the specialist group. The German participants added that that the name Ecological Sanitation also met hard resistance among German IWA members. First the meeting participants voted whether we should change the SG name or not. Keeping the name Ecological Sanitation got 5 votes, while changing the name got 10 votes.
After this, the following name proposals were voted on, the number votes received are given in parenthesis.
Source oriented sanitation, 7 votes.
Source separation sanitation, 6 votes.
Resources oriented sanitation, 10 votes.
Resources management sanitation, 2 votes.
Sustainable sanitation, 6 votes.
After this a new vote was made between keeping the old name Ecological Sanitation, which received 5 votes, and changing to Resources Oriented Sanitation, which received 10 votes.
Thus, the meeting decided that the name of the specialist group from now on is changed to Resources Oriented Sanitation. When an abbreviation is absolutely needed, the abbreviation Ecosan can be used. However, this is, as far as the specialist group goes, a nickname of Resources Oriented Sanitation, not an abbreviation of ecological sanitation.


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During the last month, Charedi soldiers of the Netzach Yehuda battalion have foiled five terror attacks in the northern Binyamin area: three vehicle attacks and two stabbing attacks.
Also, the soldiers have neutralized five more terrorists, who were operating under the cover of demonstrations taking place in the area.
In the last months, the charedi soldiers of the Netzach Yehuda battalion have been operating in the area of Northern Binyamin and the Shilo settlements, an area in which several terror attacks have taken place during the current terror outburst, amongst them were the attacks in which Dani Gonen and Malachi Rosenfeld were murdered.
The three vehicle attack attempts, which were foiled by the battalion's soldiers, all took place at the same location, one week apart from each another. In the first attack, which took place earlier last month, a soldier of the battalion was injured. As a result, the safety procedures in the battalion were stressed, which, along with the soldiers' vigilance, enabled the foiling of the next two vehicle attacks, at the same location, on subsequent Fridays.
The soldiers, as mentioned, have also foiled two knife attacks in the Binyamin area and in Yerushalayim during the last month. The first attack occurred when, under the cover of a demonstration in the area, a terrorist leaped from his car and stabbed one of the battalion's soldiers. His fellow company men acted quickly and neutralized the terrorist. In the days to follow, a soldier of the battalion neutralized the terrorist who committed the vehicle and knife attack last month, at the Romema neighborhood in Yerushalayim, injuring 3 Israelis. The soldier, who happened to the scene while riding a bus in the area, quickly perused the terrorist and took him down.
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Apple launched a new programming language called swift. After s quick look at the docs, the language seems to deserve a second deeper look. There are several things on it that look interesting. But for now, there is one example from the documentation I need to share with you: var occupations = [ "Malcolm": "Captain", […]
the Codeless Code: Feedback
At breakfast the visiting novice monk sat next to one of the senior abbots. "Why are there so few women in this temple?" asked the novice monk. "Because very few girls apply for admittance anymore," replied the abbot. "Why is that?" asked the novice monk. "Because it is widely known that most girls do not […]
The law
"Every Time You Break the Law You Pay, and Every Time You Obey the Law You Pay." Quote from John Gardner. It's an interesting one, that will most likely result in a longer post soon.
Have you been to this meeting?
I have the feeling that when this post is published I'll be in a meeting that have everything to go pretty much like this one. I truly hope that we manage to find a solution that works for everyone and that is way better that what we are going into this meeting with. As Seth […]
Andrius Kovelinas
While looking for an image for a post that will be published here tomorrow around lunch (and that I ended not using) I found Andrius Kovelinas portfolio (I don't think this is an official portfolio, but it's the best I could get. But, the point is that if I'm ever going to spend 4 […]
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Hats in a head
Everybody have more than one role in life. But most of the time we are just performing one of those roles, and change the hat we are using several times along the day. If we are lucky we sleep being just ourselves, resting, without dreaming about anything strange – sometimes one or more of our […]
Spring 2013
Today is the first day of spring. The temperature is around zero Celsius and the sun almost didn't show up.
For me this have being lunch most work days in the last two years.
Catarina and the moon
17h00 and the sun is gone, the moon is high, and despite the cold it's great outside. It's autumn in Amusterdam.


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If you've been refused car finance then you may be left wondering why and what steps you can take next in your journey to acquiring a car on finance. If you've been declined then it doesn't mean that it is impossible to get car finance but you may have to take certain steps to secure it.
Reasons you may have been refused car finance:
- Bad Credit – One of the most obvious reasons for a car finance application being declined is due to a bad credit score. If you have County Court Judgements (CCJ's) or have missed credit repayments then this will affect your credit score in a negative way. Missed payments will remain on your credit report for 3 years and any CCJs or Bankruptcy will remain on your credit file for at least 6 years.
- Too many searches – Each time a lender checks your file, a footprint will be left. Too many of these means that lenders will assume you can't manage your money well if you are constantly applying for credit.
- Don't fit the lenders criteria – This can be a surprising one for people who appear to have good or reasonable credit and are in full time employment but the unfortunate truth is that lenders are looking for a unique type of person based on various 'borrower profiles' they have when screening applicants before providing them with finance or credit. If you don't fit the criteria they are looking for, then you can be declined.
- No history of borrowing – If you have no history of borrowing, then you have no history of repaying on time and lenders don't know if you are reliable. Taking out a credit card and spending a small amount on it each month is a good way of building up your credit – just make sure you can afford the repayments!
- Employment status – If you are self-employed or work part time, it can be particularly difficult to get car finance. Before applying, make sure you have all of the relevant documents which are typically things like bank statements, proof of income and address history.
- No full driving licence – If you only hold a provisional licence, but you want to sort out your car finance before you pass your test, unfortunately you will find it more difficult to be accepted. There are a few lenders who will provide finance but many of them will suggest a joint application with someone who holds a full licence. To apply for car finance without a full licence, you would usually need a good credit rating.
- Not on the Electoral Register – If you aren't registered to vote, your credit rating will be affected. This might sound odd, but it helps lenders determine your identity and trace your address. By registering on the electoral register you make this information accessible to lenders who can use it to determine your suitability.
After you have determined some possible reasons as to why you may have been declined, the next step is to look at what steps you can make to either improve your credit score or find a bad credit car finance deal. Quick fixes you can make include registering on the electoral register and paying off any outstanding credit cards where possible. If you have no credit history at all, it can be a good idea to try and get a credit card to build up your credit before applying for finance again.
If you have bad credit and your file shows missed payments, CCJ's, defaults or arrears then it isn't going to be possible to change your credit score overnight. So, presuming you want your car sooner rather than later you will most likely have to approach a bad credit car finance specialist.
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TEENAGERS are becoming addicted to Facebook and are allowing the social network site to "take over" their lives.
Psychologists have told The Daily Telegraph they receive regular requests for help from parents whose teens are so consumed by Facebook that it dramatically interferes with their school work and sleep.
And the trend is on the rise.
It comes as The Daily Telegraph yesterday revealed a push to have video game addiction labelled a mental disorder after a deluge of cases where teens are skipping school and becoming violent because they are hooked on role-play computer games.
Clinical and organisational psychologist Dr Darryl Cross said adolescents felt a strong need to know what was going on and what people were saying about them, leading to them accessing Facebook at all times of the day and night.
"When it takes over and interferes with other aspects of functioning and living, then you've got an addiction," Dr Cross said.
"I find some students are staying up excessively late and losing sleep because they get into a dialogue that takes them well into the night. There is often a lack of concentration in school as a result."
He said wireless internet was making it easier for children to become addicted because they had 24/7 access to the sites via their phones or iPads.
"If they have wireless in the home, it's absolutely deadly," Dr Cross said.
"Adolescents have more access than they ever did before and they can't control it."
Psychologist Jocelyn Brewer, who is part of the Network for Internet Investigation and Research in Australia team, said teenage girls were much more "over engaged" when it came to Facebook.
Ms Brewer said girls constantly checked the site and "get hooked" on the reinforcement they received which made them feel good, like people responding to their posts or commenting on how good they looked in photos.
And parents didn't know how to keep up.
"There's a huge gap for parents in expertise about kids' use of technology," Ms Brewer said.
"They don't understand."
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Objective To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of a genetic testing policy for HNF1A, HNF4A and GCK-MODY in a hypothetical cohort of type 2 diabetes patients 25-40 years old with a MODY prevalence of 2%.
Research Design and Methods We used a simulation model of type 2 diabetes complications based on UKPDS data, modified to account for the natural history of disease by genetic subtype, to compare a policy of genetic testing at diabetes diagnosis versus a policy of no testing. Under the screening policy, successful sulfonylurea treatment of HNF1A-MODY and HNF4A-MODY was modeled to produce a glycosylated hemoglobin reduction of -1.5%, compared to usual care. GCK-MODY received no therapy. Main outcome measures were costs and quality-adjusted life years (QALYs), based on lifetime risk of complications and treatments, expressed as the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER, $/QALY).
Results The testing policy yielded an average gain of 0.012 QALYs and resulted in an ICER of $205,000. Sensitivity analysis showed that if the MODY prevalence was 6%, the ICER would be ∼$50,000. If MODY prevalence was >30%, the testing policy was cost-saving. Reducing genetic testing costs to $700 also resulted in an ICER of ∼$50,000.
Conclusions Our simulated model suggests a policy of testing for MODY in selected populations is cost-effective for the United States based on contemporary ICER thresholds. Higher prevalence of MODY in the tested population or decreased testing costs would enhance cost-effectiveness. Our results make a compelling argument for routine coverage of genetic testing in patients with high clinical suspicion of MODY.
- Received February 19, 2013.
- Accepted September 3, 2013.
- © 2013 by the American Diabetes Association.
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20th Century Fox studio executive reported missing
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating an executive with 20th Century Fox who has been missing since Tuesday.
Gavin Smith, 57, of Oak Park was last seen at his residence in the 500 block of Callwood Court between 9 and 10 p.m. Tuesday, authorities said.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Smith has worked in the studio's movie distribution department for nearly 18 years.
He is described as 6 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing 210 pounds. He has gray hair streaked with blond, and a goatee. He drives a black 2000 Mercedes 420 E with California license plate number 6EKT044.
Anyone with information is asked to call Det. T. Abraham or Det. C. Carns at the sheriff's Homicide Bureau, (323) 890-5500.
Second woman raped during 'spiritual cleansing,' officials say
14-year-old arrested in Santa Ana shooting; gang rivalry blamed
Tot roamed O.C. parking lot while mom was on drugs, officials say
-- Scott Glover
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The "uhlsport" brand – a purely football brand. uhlsport has developed since 1998 from a specialist supplier of goalkeeper kit to a brand covering all football requirements and has now become a serious alternative to the major brands.
The strengths of uhlsport are undoubtedly its strong focusing on innovation and new technologies, thus leading to patented products distinguished by a strongly expressive design. No shortcuts can be taken with regard to quality and functionality, a pledge to customers which uhlsport honours in every respect. uhlsport regards itself as a complete equipper in the football sector, focusing entirely on the development of individual products and team sport equipment.
The "Sala" brand - more than indoor football. Perfection is the interaction between creativity and perseverence. Futsal demands not only technical ability, complete ball controll and higmobility skills but also the ability to change your speed and position quickly. Futsal is a fast thinking game that demands full concentration at all times and the best support you can get.
uhlsport has dedicated its sub-brand SALA to this particular version of indoor football. SALA signifies the uhlsport range of products for the active player of futsal ranging from specially created balls to shoes specially designed for this type of sport plus variety of other products.


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Nice study resources for your Microsoft Certifications
When studying for your Microsoft Certifications I would always recommend studying using a mixture of classroom time, Microsoft study guides, and Microsoft approved practice exams.
The classroom time will always give you the opportunity to ask those questions in class of the teacher that you otherwise couldn't get answered through another medium. This kind of one on one interaction is always great for the budding IT engineer first venturing out into the world of certification.
The Microsoft Press study guides direct from Microsoft are also great. You can easily find them at Amazon and order them online. They are larger than some of the smaller exam cram books but they definitely cover all the material.
Then the approved practice exams are the final step. I find that the Microsoft recommended Self Test Software exams are great as they really do a great job of testing on the proper exam objectives to prepare you for the exam. There are a lot of companies out there that claim they have good practice tests but the reality of it is that a lot of them are just garbage.
Finally, last but not least….schedule the exam already!!!! I see lots of people who have every intent of writing the exam but never go and schedule it. So what ends up happening is they keep postponing and putting off the exam until they never actually end up writing it. By forcing yourself to schedule the exam you are putting yourself into the exam/study mindset and that will give you the necessary push to go out there and do it. Trust me, it works!


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While most people tend to desire instant gratification, this is not always feasible in the real world. Understand that progress does not always have to be measured in leaps and bounds but can be measured in steps and hops. Instead of striving for perfection, aim to accomplish a little part of your goal each day. Talk to others who have been where you are and who have experienced the set backs you are experiencing. Use books, blogs, teaching guides, friends, and colleagues as resources. Keep in mind that every situation and every child is different so some adaptation will be necessary.
There is a reason you are here
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it's easy to lose sight of the positive aspects of being a teacher or a parent. Remember that there is a reason why you are teaching or parenting. Presumably you are a loving and attached parent who wants to do what is best for your child or you are a dedicated teacher who understands the nobility of the profession. Maybe it is simply because you love the look on a child's face when he learns something new or maybe it is because you want to be the kind of parent yours were for you. Whatever your reasons are, write them down so you can reflect on them to give you inspiration when you feel doubt creeping in.
One Day at a Time
When trying something new, there is always the possibility that it will not work out the way you had hoped or that it will be met with by resistance. When this happens, it is helpful to start small. Try assigning a new task or piloting a new technique just for one day. This lightens the burden of taking on an entirely new project all at once. Apply this concept to yourself as well as to your charges.
The Drawing Board
Don't be afraid to go back to it again…and again. There's no crime in admitting that you're wrong, only in not recognizing it. By figuring out what is and isn't working, you can fix issues that could arise from poor techniques. Even if it means going back over something you spent weeks planning or devising, if there's a better way to do it, then do it! Don't be hard on yourself. Be Kind!
At Stanfield, we know that being a parent or teacher of a child with special needs, although highly rewarding at times, can also be one of the toughest jobs out there. Let's face it; you are not just a parent or a teacher. You are also a coach, a nurse, a therapist, a cheerleader, and at times, possibly even a janitor. As with any tough job, you probably experience stress, discouragement, and frustration. While this is natural, remembering the guidelines above can help even the most stressful parts feel worthwhile as well as help you to stay positive even when you're at the end of your "rope". We hope you found these techniques useful!
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[Source]: http://www.positivityblog.com/index.php/2012/10/22/dont-give-up/
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A locally owned and operated company, the friendly and extensively well-travelled teams from Tripaway have experienced the world and are passionately committed to ensuring that your travel experience is an absolutely memorable one.
From the opening of the first office of the group in Tweed City Shopping Centre in July 2008, we have firmly established a reputation in the community for quality, professional and personalised service, always aiming for total customer satisfaction and all at the most competitive prices.
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After working in the travel industry for 17 years, Vivian loves to travel to new places as well as revisiting the old favourites. She loves the warmth of South East Asia's humidity and the wonderful people. She lived & worked in the Greek Islands and adores the beaches of Portugal, Spain and France and now can't wait to take her daughters to Disneyland.
|Merryn Clark – Finance Manager
Merryn has been involved in the Travel Industry for 10 years and her experiences include travelling extensively in the South Island of New Zealand, as well as around Scotland including the Isle of Skye, London & Lake District. The Asian spots of Thailand, Singapore, Cambodia and Vietnam are favourites and she recently enjoyed Los Angeles and the beaches of Cancun.
|Lyndie Dennehy – Marketing Manager
Lyndie's love of the travel lifestyle began with 6 months meandering from Bali to Bombay, followed by 2 years travelling and working in Europe. On return to Australia she did the expected, becoming a travel consultant in 1988, and has since visited over 50 countries on all continents except Antarctica- consequently a trip there is high on her wish list. She has just transferred from an Office Manager to Tripaway's Marketing Manager.


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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Booking Through Thursday: Age Inappropriate
A great question. I am absolutely against anyone designating a book inappropriate for a child because of reading ability. Sometimes the best way for a child to make a "leap" in his or her reading skills is to stretch and read a book that is a bit too hard, because they are particularly interested in the content or because their friends or siblings have recommended it. My younger daughter finally stopped being intimidated by "big books" when her best friend went Percy Jackson-crazy. She needed help with a bunch of words, but by the end of the book she was doing great – she'd taken a huge step reading-wise, even though the book was probably a bit too difficult.
Of course, content is another issue. A parent or a teacher who knows a child well may have enough information about his or her emotional state to worry about themes being too frightening or disturbing for a child. I would never say "Never" to a title, but I would discuss with my daughter what I saw as the pros and cons of a book. I would even read a chapter or two with her. Most of all, I try not to let my own feelings, tastes and prejudices keep my daughters from titles that might be right for them. Perfect example: I would never pick up a title like Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones. But a teacher recommended it to my oldest daughter in 10th grade, and she absolutely loved it. Sometimes your kids do know best!
And sometimes family norms and values allow for books that others would never dream of reading. Our kids live in a family where a quirky – even a dark – sense of humor is highly prized. Around here, Edward Gorey's The Gashlycrumb Tinies is bedtime reading around Halloween. Twenty-six kids coming to 26 elaborate ends might not be the stuff of sweet dreams in every house, but it's so very absurd that my kids and I absolutely crack up!*
What about you? Is anything age inappropriate at your house?
Booking Through Thursday is a weekly meme about (mostly) books and reading. To participate, just copy the week's question, answer on your blog, and link the answer in the comments for that week. Thanks to Deb for hosting!
*Weird, I admit, but realistic child violence is really disturbing to me, and cartoonish mayhem not at all. Adults, like kids, need to know their limits!
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Great detailed answer. I have really enjoying reading everyone's answer to these difficult questions.ReplyDelete
If you are interested, my answer is here.
I agree with you. I would try to guide my son, but I never stopped him from reading anything.ReplyDelete
I did offer a rather liberal approach when I was a young parent...and my "guidance" of my grandkids is different than what I offered to my own children. Censorship and forbidding things is not the way to go, though, IMO.ReplyDelete
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I do try to keep an eye on what the kids are reading, especially my daughter who's just turned 14. She's way into Manga and some of it is a little adult. There are a couple of series I had to guide her away from because I skimmed them and found them kind of graphic and disturbing.ReplyDelete
Edward Gorey reminds me a bit of Lemony Snicket, whom my children love. (or I suppose I should say the other way around). We've also read some of the short stories of Saki, usually the ones with characters who are children. (Our favorite is "The Storyteller.") I think they're age appropriate as long as the kids realize these people aren't role models!
I enjoyed reading your post! This is something that comes up daily in my job in our school library, and sometimes teachers ask me my opinion on the content for a certain student.ReplyDelete
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A great answer, age and content is the key.ReplyDelete
An excellent, considered answer.ReplyDelete
Such a great answer! I never though of it in terms of reading ability but it's a good point. I was never really interested in the little kid books when I was young and I think it helped me a lot to move on to harder books.ReplyDelete
I don't have kids yet but yours sounds like a perfectly resonable answer!ReplyDelete
I heart Edward Gorey. All kids should read Gashleycrumb Tinies! Keeps 'em well-behaved and ennui-free.ReplyDelete


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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Well this just made my day!
Last summer I used a tutorial on The Cottage Home to make a bonnet for Demi and today she featured it on her website under "Talented Tuesday"! It's very inspiring to have someone call you talented, creative and artistic.
In other crafty news, I'm working on a picnic blanket using only materials that I already have on hand. I've used a ton of scraps of fabric that I know I am not really going to use. I took the batting out of a comforter that Jon and I hate. It was kind of tedious because I had to rip out all of the quilting, but it wasn't made very well which benefited me, haha. And for the back I am using a sheet that I got at Goodwill yesterday for $1.99. The tutorial I am going to use (here) will be modified a bit. I'm using 8 inch squares instead of 16. And my mom had a great idea of adding a zippered pouch to the backing to store keys and phones. Ties will be sewn in as well. The top is all done, just need to figure out how to add that pouch. Google, here I come!
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- AnonymousAugust 7, 2011 at 5:47 AM
What a small world! I found your blog through your friend who writes the E.D.A. blog. I was looking through your posts on google reader today and saw the picture of the adorable bonnet you made. I bought that bonnet last summer at the Farmer's market. I love it and I even made a few more for my daughter.ReplyDelete
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Monday, April 11, 2011
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A Fine Madness
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I am not sure at what point I realized that our resistance is our wounds.
Resistance can be, of course, that logical part of your brain telling you that you are going to do something stupid, and perhaps you shouldn't do said thing… but often is more the wounded, frightened, aspects of ourselves resisting us moving forward, becoming healthier or more whole, or us moving into deeper realization (and away from our current thoughts, worldview, and conceptualization of who we are).
Our spiritual awareness is continually guiding us and showing us ways in which we can find out more authentically who we are. We continually meet people who could assist us on our paths, are surrounded by support (spiritually if not physically), and will have signs around us showing how we can evolve or become more whole.
The difficulty is being aware enough or open enough to see such signs. When we are unhealed we are disconnected, and will not notice these signs. The modern world is already quite disconnected as it is, and we are flooded with information that can create confusion rather than a pointing to such quiet (by comparison) experiences.
Such signs can, unfortunately, on the other end of the spectrum, be hooked into and/or used for illusion or solipsism, instead of being treated simply as useful information or an awareness of what happens to someone when they engage with the world in a more connected state.
Put more simply, if we are so excited and focused on one sign, we may ignore the forty others in our day. If we "hook into" said sign and need to know the meaning, endlessly discuss it and ask for advice on the internet about it, chances are that it will devolve from something meaningful and personally significant to something muddled and unclear that is never anything but a mental process (rather than understanding, absorbing, and taking action as a result of such information).
If we consider what is unhealed within us as a crowd of inner children (and adults), family, ancestors, past lives, and other residual or cluttering energies, it is like a crowd of unhelpful, traumatized voices.
These voices are understandably resistant. They are stuck in their trauma and cannot envision another way. They are unclear, emotionally reactive, and often stubborn.
What is unhealed in us is what has become disconnected; it has become disassociated and has taken on the beliefs and understandings that emerged from the trauma. It no longer feels connected to people, to the world, or to the sacred. In such disconnection, connection of any kind is a wistful longing rather than something that could be forseen actually occurring.
One of my "canned speeches" to people (and a significant part of my sessions/the Body Deva work that I do– book out in March 2018) is that trauma creates beliefs. Beliefs about the self and beliefs about the nature of the world (and people).
What has become disconnected in us has lost faith; it no longer believes it can be connected. It feels a lack of confidence, is frozen in the trauma and overwhelm from the original experience, and is unable to be properly seen and heard.
So we will hear these voices, some softer than others.
As a culture we are very uncomfortable with these voices. The aspect of ourselves that feels unloved and worthless we quickly try to quiet and persevere despite. The difficulty is that what this aspect wants is to feel loved and worthwhile… not ignored, fought against, and traumatized again.
If we are already out of balance, those disconnected aspects of self can cloud, create delusions, and perpetrate chaos in this world.
Those aspects of ourselves seek completion, an end to that cycle. Situations will arise from that disconnected aspect of self to "replay" or to seek healing. I call these situations "loops" because unless we heal energies related to, for example, our parents divorcing when we were six, we are in different ways going to find ourselves in situations repeating that situation in varying ways… but we are also going to seek out those situations actively so that the beliefs that were created out of trauma can be consolidated.
Basically, the inner six year old will not only seek out women who remind him/her of their mother, but will have an odd sense of satisfaction when the woman leaves him/her for another man, because all women leave their families
The more wounded we are, the further we are from wholeness, the less the pure, divine voice and force within us can be heard.
The good news is that we have such a voice. We know what we should do with ourselves, who we are, from a place of health, wholeness, and connection.
Although we believe we are disconnected, we never are. We have just taken on the beliefs of the traumatized selves who needed to separate to simply survive whatever situation they were experiencing.
It is by listening to that voice, by being willing to hear that voice, that we can begin to align with health and connection, rather than the unhealed crowd.
Although it is much easier for someone to do this when it is less of a football stadium filled with voices and more of a small, intimate party, it still can be accessed. It will often be believed more, and actually listened to (and discerned properly) by people who have personal readiness to do so, which typically is a point that requires some healing efforts to get to, however.
One of the difficulties of the spiritual awakening process, if you are in a more "sudden" (category in my book, The Spiritual Awakening Guide) or intense categories (such as kundalini awakenings) is that the body goes through a purification process.
This purification process takes decades, if someone is going through a full kundalini awakening. At the start of the process for someone going through a significant/intense awakening, especially if there is no or not much personal background in the subject, is a feeling of a battle being waged.
They blame kundalini, they feel out of control, and often feel a bit of rage at difficulty in finding useful information on the subject (it is out there, but spiritual information that is worthwhile is often like swimming through a swamp to find a single pearl at the depths of it).
It takes a while into the process to realize that the difficulty isn't kundalini. Kundalini is divine flow, cosmic grace, what is revealing the "true self" or "true voice".
The difficulty is that the upheaval of what has been stored in the body (all our past traumas and various layers of stuff we have taken on, our illusions/delusions and rules we have been given, our physical and environmental toxins) puts the person into yet a new state of trauma and overwhelm; that in which beliefs can be created out of. Beliefs like I am at war with this process or I don't believe this process is happening.
There is always ego to be traversed as well, the seeing through of the part of self that wants to feel superior, and uses a process like "awakening" to do so. If a spiritual awakening is seen through to any sort of depth, humility and "grace" are found… rather than beliefs that the person is the greatest "x" in history, or is on the eighth level when everyone else in history has only been to the seventh.
If there is any realization that I have found amongst "awakened" people, it is of how much more there is always to learn, and a sense of an ever-increasing web in which one is simply but a strand. How there is always more to heal, to learn, to expand, to understand.
There is also the realization that someone who is mentally imbalanced can use the process to fuel delusion, rather than clarity, but that is perhaps a whole blog in and of itself. I will just say that a freeing of beliefs is experienced during any type of spiritual awakening, as well as moving beyond control (illusions of control or rules needed out of feeling lack of control) and if that isn't happening, or if the physical/emotional/energetic/spiritual nature of someone isn't moving towards greater clarity, peace of mind, and a freedom from rules and ideologies, that might be something to look at.
It is often very hard for someone authentically experiencing a kundalini awakening to come to grips with it in our culture. This is because the experience is really rather peculiar in a lot of ways, that it is something that is not understood in our culture (or is used in a manner far removed from the authentic experience or understanding of it), but primarily due to the amount of information/past traumas and associated beliefs coming up for processing/healing as well as the shifts in resultant beliefs and expansion of worldview can happen in a very short period of time.
Too short to really get your head around before you start going into another massive shift of self. There is little understanding or appreciation for the fact that spiritual awakening experiences, especially when more "sudden" are traumatizing in and of themselves. That alongside the "purification" and old wounds arising, that the processing and experiencing of such shifts is a form of trauma as well. Trauma that can be healed and worked with when it has been moved beyond a bit.
There is typically a distinct shift when the person begins to realize that kundalini is releasing what is false. What is illusory. This is when the person typically accepts that they are going through the process and quits waging a large war on themselves and surrenders or works in conjunction with the process.
The uniqueness of spiritual awakenings is that they are leading us to greater health, greater flow. When we are in greater flow we are feeling who we truly are (our "true self") as well as our mind is quieted enough from the sea of voices that we can access that true voice.
Or at least hear it distinctly.
It is possible to begin listening to the true voice if you still have quite a bit to work on, though. But if you have one voice stating that you should go back to school, change your relationship, adopt more discipline, or that you are worth greater things and five other voices telling you that you essentially suck, chances are that you may either side with the unhealed voices, or you will not have the faith to hear your true voice, or willingness to take any sort of action towards it.
Things like kundalini awakenings do allow for the unhealed and resistant aspects of ourselves to clear. What is difficult is that we often cling to our most unhealed things. We believe large illusions about ourselves and the world, we create conspiracy theories, or we create myths that we have nothing to look at or work on; these are so large that we don't think to question them.
In our thoughts of what is "good" and "pure" offered to us by an unhealed collective, we all wage wars on ourselves. We push large portions of ourselves aside, or seek to turn them into a puritanical "light".
Nothing ever heals by being pushed aside, told it is "bad" or to "shut up" or being forcibly changed into something.
Our anger doesn't want to be love. It wants to be angry, and to let you know why it is angry. It likely has a completely valid reason to feel that way.
Obviously, such sentiments are meant for people ready for them. If you are significantly out of balance working on such things is best after stability is experienced, or with the assistance of someone who is clear, balanced, and experienced at their craft (be it healer, therapist, spiritual worker, etc).
If we are awakening, we can pay attention to what our relationships are showing us. They are showing us something unhealed, and finding its source and working with it compassionately will quiet it (integrate it/allow you to become more whole).
One of the ways that we can find out what needs to be healed is to look towards our interpersonal relationships. There are likely one of two things going on:
- They are showing you a "loop"– something from your past that requires healing. In the beginning, these are more obvious (such as from childhood). Later, we may find "loops" that we do not have conscious awareness of, like from familial, ancestral, or past lives. The first thing to look for, if this is new for you, is to question if you are having the same type of relationship with different people (same unhealed energy/many faces). Do you always have trouble with your boss? Your teachers? Your relationships?
- In true "shadow work" you can look at every person as an aspect of you that needs tending to. What we get upset by in another is often something we have disassociated from within ourselves. This works for both "negative" as well as "positive" traits, however. If we continually find ourselves jealous of a type of person, we have likely disassociated from that as well.
Obviously there are some limitations towards this. We do not create the world– we project our unhealed issues onto one another, as well as notice things and are bothered about things in others because there is a resonance or call to attention there. Sometimes people are people, and are simply unhealed, jerks, delusional, and so forth. Even if we heal many of our "loops" they will still be that way.
But there is a separation that can be had as you realize that many people are simply walking around with this chorus of unhealed energies and cannot find vital access to their souls. While there still can be emotional reaction at times (like if someone almost runs you off the road you have a right to be upset and should be upset) there can be realization and clarity in knowing that they are projecting and looping and enrolling you in their "play" and you can step away from being cast. You can find a previous blog that discusses this here…
But once we begin attending to our unhealed natures, once we allow ourselves to connect, we can listen to that true voice. We can realize that our resistance can be listened to just like any aspect of us… and that what it is saying is that it is unhealed, it is afraid, and it is wounded. By compassionately working on ourselves, even our resistance, we can begin to realize our inherent wholeness, and move more towards it in our outer reality and bodies.


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Two men remain in hospital after being stabbed amid a mass brawl ahead of Rangers' Europa League clash with Croatian side Osijek.
Police Scotland is continuing to appeal for information following a large-scale disturbance in the Govan area of Glasgow last night, Thursday, 2 August 2018.
Officers were called to the scene at Edmiston Drive near to Paisley Road West just after 7pm - shortly before the Rangers v Osijek Europa League qualifying match at Ibrox Stadium.
Two Croatian nationals, a man aged 24 and another aged 40, were taken by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment to stab wounds. The 24-year-old man was released from hospital this morning and it is expected that the 40 year old man will be released later today.
A dedicated team of officers is examining CCTV footage and conducting door-to-door enquiries in the area to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
Read more: Two men stabbed as mass brawl breaks out in Ibrox streets before Rangers game
Area Commander Chief Inspector Alan Bowater said: "Supporters of both sides should be able to attend a football match without getting caught up in violence and disorder. Also, innocent members of the public should not have to be faced with the threat of encountering it.
"The individuals involved must be tracked down and held to account and Police Scotland will use every resource at its disposal to put a stop to this reckless behaviour. I would like to reassure members of the public that we take their safety extremely seriously and sufficient resources will be deployed at future games to tackle anti-social behaviour and violence."
Detective Chief Inspector Craig Willison from Greater Glasgow CID added: "Extensive enquiries are ongoing to identify the individuals involved in this disgraceful incident. I would appeal to anyone who was in the area at the time, particularly those with mobile phone or dash-cam footage, to get in touch.
"Anyone with information is asked to contact Govan CID via 101, quoting incident number 3562 of Thursday 2 August 2018. Alternatively you can call CRIMESTOPPERS on 0800 555 111 where details can be given in confidence."
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The Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama (GSNCA) reports the year-long campaign in 2012 to reduce plastic waste and save energy a success. Girl Scouts, and the communities within the 36 counties served by GSNCA, had the following environmental and financial impact:
- 443,811 kWh of energy saved
- 832,730 pounds of CO2 eliminated
- 46,949 pounds of waste eliminated
- $39,374 saved on home energy bills
In an effort to track the Forever Green projects' effectiveness, those participating in the council's call to action in late 2011 could input the amount of water bottles they reused, reusable bags used, cans recycled and the amount of energy-saving light bulbs used.
The total impact of CO2 eliminated translates into roughly the equivalent of 74 cars being removed from the road.
"We're pleased that we started many people down the Forever Green path," said Trish Coghlan, chief executive officer for GSNCA. "We hope that our project paves the way for Girl Scouts, as well as our communities, to be Forever Green as we launch the second century of Girl Scouting."
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In 2012, Girl Scouts celebrated its 100th anniversary. To mark this milestone and to honor founder Juliette Gordon Low, who loved nature and the outdoors, Girl Scouts of all ages, volunteers and alumnae are engaging in Girl Scouts Forever Green. This nationwide, take-action project offers a meaningful leadership experience that makes a positive impact on the environment. Visit
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Prey 2 blips onto Radar
Newly formed "original IP cocreators" working with Human Head on follow-up to 2006 supernatural shooter for X360, PC; Earth No More, Incarnate also confirmed.
Well, that didn't take long. Radar Group's Web site has once again surfaced after abruptly being pulled yesterday, and with it comes official confirmation that Prey 2 is in the works for the Xbox 360 and PC. Human Head Studios, creators of the PC version of 2006's original Prey, will once again be handling the project, though Radar notes that the development contract has yet to be finalized.
Whereas the first Prey focused on modern-day Native American warrior Tommy single-handedly fending off an alien invasion, the mechanic-turned-savior finds himself hunted by society for the death of his family and girlfriend in Prey 2. Through means not clearly disclosed, Tommy "escapes an Earth that no longer wants him for a future that cannot survive without him." Radar promises gameplay that will build upon the portal and gravity-defying action first seen in the original Prey.
As noted yesterday, Prey 2 is one of the first projects on offer from the newly formed Radar Group, self-described as cocreators of "original IP, designed from the ground up, for successful leveraging in game and film markets." The "brand-management company" sports an impressive pedigree of executive talent, with FormGen cofounder Jim Perkins acting as CEO, 3D Realms and Gathering of Developers cofounder Scott Miller serving as chief creative officer, and former Relic Entertainment producer Raphael van Lierop aboard as executive creative director.
"We're something our industry desperately needs," said Miller on the goals of the company. "Radar is teaming up with many of the industry's top independent studios to help them create original IP in which they own a substantial ownership stake. Why is this important? Because in today's industry it's nearly impossible, unless you're Epic or Valve, to create original games and not give away full IP ownership to the publisher. Radar believes that creators should share ownership, and all of the long-term benefits that come from that."
Radar also gave further details on two of the games hinted at as in development yesterday. Developed in conjunction with Recoil Games, Earth No More aims to eschew the lone-gunman mechanic of traditional shooters by focusing more on collaborative gameplay. The game does not yet have a release window and is currently penciled in for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
Though little is yet known about the game, Radar is also working with an undisclosed studio on Incarnate for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. The third-person adventure game drops players in the role of Thomas Ludlow, who must sleuth out a mystery involving the reincarnated souls of some of history's most reviled and nefarious individuals.
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