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'IT'S just a big joke to you."
Those were the words of Magistrate John Smith as he reprimanded a Maryborough Correctional Centre prisoner who sat smiling in the dock while being sentenced.
Mark Ludwig Schaufler appeared before Maryborough Magistrates Court and pleaded guilty to the serious assault of a corrective services officer and the obstruction of a police officer in the performance of their duties.
The court heard Schaufler was a prisoner at Brisbane Correctional Centre when the assault on the guard happened.
Schaufler was being escorted by the officer when the assault started.
The court was told that Schaufler turned to the guard and told them he was doing "six f***ing years" and that he would "punch on with you dogs".
He then punched the guard several times, including in the head.
The second charge resulted from an attempt to bring Schaufler to court after he had been moved to the Maryborough Correctional Centre.
Schaufler became agitated and refused to get into the police vehicle for his court date.
Once he was coaxed inside the car, he became verbally abusive.
Once they arrived at the court house, Schaufler put his body weight against the door and refused to go into the cell and he became increasingly confrontational.
The court heard Schaufler had been in the detention unit since the assault happened.
There was also some suggestion he had been provoked into the attack on the guard, with the officer allegedly saying "so you think you're tough".
But it was conceded that the alleged words of the guard had not warranted the assault.
While sentencing the man, Mr Smith accused Schaufler of having "a big smile to himself".
Mr Smith said Schaufler's behaviour could be construed as some type of "rebellion against authority".
He said physical action against guards would not be tolerated.
Mr Smith said Schaufler could be acting in a contemptuous manner toward the court of it could be just "nervousness".
Schaufler was sentenced to six months in jail for the assault and a concurrent sentence of two months for obstructing police.
A parole eligibility date was set down for December 10.

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My Frantic Day6:50
Receive an email from a teacher who waited until the day of to ask if she could use the conference room off of the media center for parent teacher conferences today- Answer her that the conference room is reserved on Thursdays for the physical therapist because there are no other rooms available in the school-as stated multiple times in faculty meetings as well as posted on every faculty meeting agenda.
Leave for work.
Arrive at school and put lunch in refrigerator.
Log into circulation computer and open email.
Set up Google Classroom for 4th grade lessons today which involved creating an announcement in Google Classroom with links to Nearpod and any websites I would like the students to have access to after the Nearpod lesson.
Set up table for classes by arranging them to closer to front of room. (I love that our new tables are on wheels and take advantage of that when I have large classes coming for lessons. I like to rearrange the tables so that students are as close the Promethean Board as possible without crowding them.) Think about the fabulous Digital Safety and Citizenship lessons that are going to take place today and think to myself how much I sincerely love my job.
Begin Open Checkout. Direct Wildcat Assistants (5th grade helpers) in their morning duties for the Media Center. Talk to the Assistant Principal about Read for the Record and discover that she cannot be a guest reader because an AP meeting was scheduled for today. (Luckily our principal stepped in to take her place.) Find out from the AP that the physical therapist is not coming until 1:00 so the teacher can use the conference room until then. Let the teacher, who has already begun her conferences in the "kitchen" room behind the circulation desk, know that she can use the conference room, but she decides to stay where she's at which means I do not have access to my bathroom or the refrigerator where my lunch is kept. Take a deep breath and try to remember that I love my job.
Begin checking in about 300 books for the classes that are scheduled for lessons today as well as books returned from students coming for the morning open checkout and books returned from teachers. After checking in books, go through them to look for damage, stray marks, anything that needs to be repaired and make note of that, adding fines if necessary.
Discover two books that are wet and upon further inspection feel that it is due to some type of urine. Put books in a ziplock bag and head to that student's homeroom to ask the student about the books only to discover the student has a dog at home that sometimes goes in her room. Yep-dog urine! Stop in the lounge on the way back to the Media Center to wash my hands. Sigh- remind myself, again, that I love my job.
Continue checking in books and running overdue reports for students who will be coming for a lesson today. Greet guest readers for Read for the Record. Give them a copy of the book and their schedule for the day. Spend a few minutes talking to them to welcome them to the school and thank them for their time.
Turn on projector and get ready for the first class of the day to arrive
Assign students to tables as they arrive and begin the lesson. Tell parents as they come in during the lesson where their conference is taking place because not only am I a teacher and a librarian, but apparently I am also the conference secretary today. Direct support teachers who have come to join the parent-teacher conferences to the correct room, interrupting my lesson to do so. A second conference begins in the conference room usually reserved for PT on Thursdays since no one else is using it, distracting the students during the lesson. Wonder to myself, and not for the first time, what would happen if teachers were asked to have conferences in their rooms while they were teaching. Sigh and quickly remind myself that I love my job and redirect the students' attention back to the lesson.
Assist students in finding books to checkout. Thank the teacher who is helping with checkout as this is a very rare occurrence.
Rearrange tables for the next class. Begin the next open checkout time of the day.
Finish checking in books that weren't already checked in and continue inspecting them for damage. Upon finishing checkout, run the rest of the overdue notices for the other classes coming to the media center for lessons. Continue to let parents and teachers who are coming in for conferences know where the conferences are being held.
Planning Time- or rather shelving books time After shelving about half of the books, stop to make copies of more bookmarks after noticing that my first class wiped out the Halloween bookmarks that I had put out at the beginning of the week. Run to the front office to use the closest bathroom. Then hurriedly check my email and answer one from the secretary asking about a kindergarten student's library book. Check the shelves for the book making sure it didn't get skipped when checking in books and do not find the book. Email that to the secretary. Continue to let parents and teachers who are coming in for conferences know where the conferences are being held.
Lesson time with a first grade class teaching them the parts of a book; During the story time part of the lesson, one student scratches her leg so much that she has to go to the nurse for some medicine. After storytime, the students head to their table where one student vomits all over the table he is at, covering a library book in vomit in the process. Hurry and grab a barf bag and then rush the student to the nurse, leaving the class by themselves because I have no other choice in this instance. Head back to the Media Center to finish helping students choose a book and check them out.
Surprise! The physical therapist is here...early. Luckily the conference that was in that room earlier has finished.
Continue shelving books while a custodian cleans the vomit off the carpet and sprays the table with hospital grade disinfectant. Have conversation with a teacher who is walking to the laminator about why I am rushing around and why I look so frantic. Am told for the 3rd time today that the laminator is about to run out because apparently I am the only one who knows how to change the film on the laminator. Take another deep breath and remind myself, yet again, that I love my job...maybe.
Get ready for a third grade class to come for a quick 15 minute checkout
Decide since that third grade class hasn't shown up that they are not coming-continue to shelve books
Sneak into the "kitchen" area off of the Media Center to wash my hands, get my lunch and warm it up while the teacher who is using that area for a conference room has a break between conferences.
Eat lunch at the circulation desk because the "kitchen" area is being used. Check and answer email again while I am near the computer and do a quick Google search for jobs that I could get with a Masters in Media besides being a Media Specialist. Decide that Information Resource Specialist and Technical Information Specialist are worth looking into further.
Reset tables for the next class that is coming and set up Google Classroom with the Nearpod link and other links students will use for the lesson.
Teach lesson about Digital Safety and Citizenship during which one student tells me that he was a victim of bullying at his previous school. Try not to tear up while telling the students in that class #youmatter and to not let anyone tell them otherwise. Have students put their hand over their heart to remind themselves that the are alive and are worthy. Let them know they have people who care about them and who they can talk to if they feel upset or unsafe. Feel honored that a student felt comfortable enough to let me know of his past experiences and make sure to tell that student that I am glad he is here at our school. Remind myself that lessons like this are why I love my job.
Help students select books for checkout and check students out with the help of the same teacher who helped out in the morning class
Check and answer email- one which is again about that missing library book that the parent has called about several times today insisting that the book is not at home and must be at school. Double check the shelves once more to be sure that the book hasn't been misshelved.
Last class of the day arrives with a substitute. Pass out name tags and settle the students down for story time when a student grabs another student's arm and proceeds to chomp down. Quickly escort the biter to my office where I call the front office for help because I don't have a walkie talkie or an intercom button to press because apparently my job doesn't warrant me having either. (Can you tell by this point I am kind of over it all?) Have the counselor and another teacher escort the student who was injured to the nurse and the biter to the office; resettle the students and continue lesson ending with checkout. Try not to faint with shock because the substitute came back 10 minutes before class was over to help monitor students at the tables while I helped students with selecting books-unlike this class' actual teacher who usually shows up 2 minutes before class is over even though I ask her every week to come back 10 minutes before to help with monitoring students during checkout. Remind myself that I love my job and try not to cry.
Open for the last open checkout of the day; sit down to do some much needed reflection on the day- reminding myself once again that I really do love my job. Think about the positive things that happened today and think how I was able to complete the day successfully-even with all the craziness that happened. 109 books were checked out. Students got books they want to read. A student who was bullied at his previous school felt safe enough to share that he was bullied at his last school. Our school has an awesome community that pitched in to be guest readers for Read for the Record. We have new furniture because of the generosity of PTO that allows me to create a better space for learning. I am able to deliver lessons digitally and provide links to resources that students can have access to outside of class because our county provides Chromebooks to 3rd-13th graders. I am very blessed to work in the county and at the school I am- even on frantic days.
Greet son as he comes in from dismissal only to find out that he had an accident in his pants; quickly run to the clothes closet that we luckily have in our school which also happens to be in a room off of the media center and grab a pair of underwear. Because the "kitchen" area which also has the bathroom is still being used for conferencing, rush my son to the bathroom in the teachers' lounge and get him cleaned up. Use that bathroom while I am there. But it's all good. At least I have other options for bathrooms when needed.
Return to the Media Center to change the laminator that has finally run out of lamination. Email the bookkeeper to let her know we are down to our last 2 boxes of laminating film.
Check and answer email once more.
Walk son over to his classroom to get his library books and return with him and his friend who build forts with fabric that I use for book displays and the tables and chairs in the Media Center. Sigh. To be a kid again. Decide to write this blog post to remind myself that what I do is hard, but it's also rewarding. Delete the bookmarked websites about Information Resource Specialists and Technical Information Specialists I had bookmarked earlier.
It's not an easy job being both a teacher and a librarian, especially when not everyone gets what all is involved day to day in this job. #needforadvocacy On days like today I try to remember that there is a reason why I was chosen seven years ago, out of all the interviewees, to be the Media Specialist at Moreland. Yes, it was a crazy day. Most days in the Media Center are. But when I get up in the morning and am still happy to go to work ready and eager to make a difference, I know that, even on days when I look frantic or days when I want to find another career or days when I want to cry several times during the day...I really do love my job. And I am where I need to be.


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DEMINO, Russia -- Italy's Renato Pasini and Arianna Follis
won freestyle sprint races Sunday for their first cross-country
World Cup titles this season.
Pasini entered the final sprint in front to beat Russia's
Nikolai Pankratov by 0.8 seconds. Pasini, competing in his only
second race this season, won in 2 minutes, 27.9 seconds.
Overall World Cup leader Tobias Angerer of Germany was third,
1.2 seconds behind and retained his lead with 722 points after nine
of 20 races. Russia's Alexander Legkov (567) is second overall and
Arne Hetland of Norway (448) is third. Both missed this race.
In the women's race, Follis was timed at 2 minutes, 49.9 seconds
-- 0.3 seconds ahead of Germany's Claudia Nystad-Kunzel and Kikkan
Randall of the United States. A photo finish left the American in
third place in her first career World Cup podium.
Randall was second to overall World Cup leader Virpi Kuitunen of
Finland in the quarterfinal run and beat the Finn by 0.1 seconds in
the semifinal race.
Kuitunen now has 917 points. Marit Bjoergen of Norway, who
skipped the event, is second with 634 points, followed by Katerina
Neumannova of the Czech Republic with 552.
The World Cup event is the first in Russia since the
International Ski Federation stripped the country off races because
of badly organized runs in the Kavgolovo, Leningrad region in 2003.


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One of my favorite pieces I write every year is my free-agent predictions. For those unfamiliar, at the start of every offseason, I make my best guess at what each free agent's contract will look like and give a prediction of where he will sign.
In the interest of accountability, I thought it would be a good idea to go back and review my best and worst predictions before the season gets too far along.
This year, I was pretty accurate in predicting the average annual value of most contracts, but I was a little light on years, perhaps not properly adjusting for the game's growing TV revenues. For example, I predicted Robinson Cano would get $25 million per season over eight years. He got $24 million per season, but over 10 years.
Here's a look at my best and worst offseason predictions, starting with the best.
Brian McCann, C | New York Yankees
Prediction: 5 years, $90 million
Actual: 5 years, $85 million
Yankees GM Brian Cashman did a great job in getting this deal done quickly and allowing the Yankees' long tradition of distinguished catchers from Yogi Berra to Thurman Munson to Jorge Posada to (now) McCann to continue.


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Series: Happily, Inc. Series
Publisher: Harlequin Books
Number of Pages: 384
"Mathias Mitchell's easy smile hides a world of hurt. After the worst kind of family betrayal, he moves to Happily Inc., California—the wedding destination town supplies a steady stream of bridesmaids, perfect for his "no promises, no pain" lifestyle. Yet he can't stop watching for his beautiful, elusive neighbor on the animal preserve behind their homes.
Gamekeeper Carol Lund knows she's not special enough to attract an alpha male like Mathias, so his offer to help her adopt a herd for her lonely giraffe is surprising—and his determined seduction, even more so. But just as she finally welcomes him into her bed, his careless actions crush her heart. Will she give him a second chance to prove she'll always come first in his heart?"
Susan Mallery definitely did it again. She created another amazing story that I just adore. I loved reading about Mathias and Carol's story. They make the most adorable story ever.
I recalled just wanted to become Carol's friend, well I definitely would want to be her friend if she were real. She's just kind of unique compared to all of Susan Mallery's previous heroines. They've always been these beautiful women who have some level of confidence, but Carol is different. She doesn't believe she's all that pretty or have any special qualities to catch a really great looking guy. Mathias's reaction to all of that is the absolute best. He genuinely cares about her and makes her feel special and happy.
Mathias and Carol are just the best couple. Their story was so adorable and heart-warming, I just fell in love. While I do enjoy all of Susan Mallery's couple there was something about this couple that had me wanting to read the entire book in one sitting. I wish they did have another book with their life further in the future, or just even a novella!
The ending of this book was just amazing and I felt so darn happy! Overall this book was amazing and I loved diving into a Susan Mallery novel once again.
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars!
*A copy of the novel was provided by the publisher for an honest review and for the blog tour.
Getting kicked in the stomach by a gazelle was never pleasant, but at one-thirty in the morning, it was especially hard to take. Carol Lund glared at Bronwen and the gazelle glared right back.
"You don't get to have attitude, young lady," Carol told her. "I'm not the one who insisted on going out by the rocks. I'm not the one who got scraped up, yet here I am, in the middle of the night, checking on your leg to make sure you don't have an infection."
Bronwen was notably unimpressed by Carol's presence and dedication. She stomped her front hooves and turned away.
"You say that now," Carol grumbled. "But just wait until feeding time. Suddenly I'm your best friend. You're incredibly fickle."
Carol packed up her supplies. Bronwen's leg seemed to be healing nicely. With luck she wouldn't require a second night's visit tomorrow and Carol could catch up on the sleep she was missing.
She left the gazelle barn and started for her Jeep. The night was clear and cool and there were a million stars in the sky. While Carol would have preferred that Bronwen hadn't been injured and that they'd both been able to sleep through the night, she had to admit that staring at the perfect sky was a very cool compensation. If she didn't look at the horizon, or try to pick out individual constellations, she could be anywhere in the world—literally. Because the night sky was a constant.
Oh, sure, there were differences between the hemispheres and at certain times of the year, but still…stars!
She climbed in her Jeep and drove toward her small bungalow, then pulled onto the shoulder before she got there and cut the engine and lights. She got out of the Jeep, sank down onto the ground and gave herself over to the nighttime view.
It was October in the desert which meant warm days and pleasant nights. Rain was an unlikely possibility—that was more a spring-summer thing. The closest town was Happily Inc and it wasn't all that huge, so it wasn't hard to get away from the streetlights and into true darkness. Here, on the road, she was flanked by the mountains and the golf course, with the rolling hills of the Happily Inc Animal Preserve just behind her. And the stars.
She draped her jacket on the ground so she could lie down and get the best view of the wonder overhead. She had no idea how long she'd been lying there when a pair of headlights cut through the darkness and briefly illuminated her.
Carol sat up as a swoopy midnight-blue Mercedes sedan pulled in behind her Jeep.
Of all the gin joints in all the world, she thought. She watched a tall, dark-haired man step out of his car and walk toward her. It had to be after two in the morning, yet Mathias Mitchell looked more alert than sleepy. No doubt the lingering effects of the hunt, takedown and getting laid.
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When is the best time to use dental brace?
A dentist like the one which you can find at the Orthodontist Little Elm TX usually will recommend their patient to use the dental brace, so they would be able to improve their facial texture. From the orthodontic treatment, you would be able to get so many kind of benefits, such as you can fix your crooked and crowded teeth, fix the under bites or overbites problems, and proper dental braces even would be able to correct your disorders jaw too, if you want.
So, when is the best time for you to install your own dental braces? Well, you have to know that you would be able to get a very great benefit from a dental braces since a youngest age. The earliest age to have your own dental brace is when you reach age 10 or 14. At that time, your teeth and jaw are still growing, and easier to straightened.


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Self-Knowledge and Its Influences On Other Knowledge . Herbert Klitzner May 16, 2013. Self-Knowledge Benchmarks Know Thyself – Socrates The Unconscious and the Conscious -- Freud. Further Writers.
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These writers urge dealing with yourself and your life in a realistic way rather than a self-deluding, heroic, or romanticized way:
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Consciousness Depends on Self
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Interdependency of Cortex and Brain Stem via Mediation of the Thalamus:
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Cape Town, South Africa (PressExposure) June 10, 2009 -- You're driving and you pass a billboard for that new phone. You probably should be concentrating on driving but there it is: a beautiful woman and that phone.
You don't even notice that you nearly drove the car next to you into the guard rail. It's OK, they didn't notice either because they were talking to someone on that phone.
You park your car, and there she is again on the bus shelter with that phone. You get your mail and walk inside. Junk mail, bill, bill, junk mail ... hmmm ... that phone. Pause. More junk mail, a letter from SARS. Long pause. More junk mail - trash.
You are left with four pieces of mail one of which you are not opening. You go online to pay your bills, and bam there's a banner ad for that phone. CLICK. What caused that conversion? Everything. You know that, so why don't you view your online marketing efforts the same way? Online Marketing is a conversation and not a series of disjointed campaigns. Consumers are not objectified "others". Once you start thinking that way you run the risk of believing that something complex like a collective of unpredictable consumers can be expressed as a fixed variable to put into a formula.
This may seem out of the ordinary, but as a marketer you should know that human behaviour is what drives all marketing. It's the understanding of how your customers behave that drives the communication channel you choose to spend money in.
Currently, human behaviour has changed drastically. The preferred means of communication is electronic (email) [http://www.ferocat.com/index.php/E-mail-Marketing.html]. The preferred information source is online â and the preferred pre-purchase research channel is Google.
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Ok, I admit. This approach helps us function in society; however it suppresses creativity if you ask me. Real life issues are known to be ambiguous. It's an innate characteristic of human psychology to desire certainty â but it's a creative thinker who rejects the false comfort of clarity when it's really not appropriate.
Ambiguity is your friend if you are looking to innovate.
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'Flashy' flows a problem for urban creeks
11 April, 2016
The rain last week provided some welcome relief from very dry conditions in Victtoria but it highlighted a key issue in urban waterways.
Litter mars platypus survey results again: spring 2015 surveys
05 February, 2016
Several platypuses entangled in litter were again captured during population monitoring surveys as part of the Melbourne Water Urban Platypus Program. The items (rubber bands) were removed and the platypuses released again.
Platypus or Ratypus (sorry!): how to distinguish platypus from rakali
20 January, 2016
Despite their unique appearance, it can be easy to confuse platypuses and rakali when seen from a distance and in poor light.
Platypus fyke-netting guidelines
19 November, 2015
We have worked closely with the Australian Platypus Conservancy, the Bureau of Animal Welfare and fish biologists to develop standardised guidelines for the use of fyke nets in research to ensure the safety of platypuses.
Citizen science: is that a platypus?
30 October, 2015
It can sometimes be difficult to positively identify a platypus from a brief glimpse in poor light. This is the strength of citizen science where sightings from other people can confirm your data.
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I have been thinking of posting, I really have! It's so strange how fast your days go by with 3 kids under 3. At the same time, it is so slow too! They have been keeping me busy like crazy the last few days so the posting I want to try and do once a day doesn't seem to happen :(
Mymy has decided she is a big girl and has been even more independent this week. She is acting like a teacher and a mommy to her sister a lot of the days lately. She has "grown up" conversations with us and has been asking more and more questions about different things just out of the blue! Its been so great to see how much she is growing and makes me sad to know in less than a month she is going to be 4!
Lil Miss thinks she is as old as Mymy! She has been trying to do everything her sister does. We can't believe how much her vocabulary has changed in the last few weeks. She is saying so many more words and asking her share of questions. Monday evening, she decided she was "potty training" herself by just taking off her diaper and wearing her sister's underwear. She keeps going to the same spot and peeing though so that ended pretty fast. She is getting ready but I rather wait until she is more completely ready so its not as much as struggle. I can't believe how much she has grown in the last few months either! She is out of a lot of her "baby" clothes and gets so upset that she can't wear her onesies anymore.
Lil Sir has been a BRAT!!! He thinks he can do anything and everything like his sisters. He has been climbing EVERYTHING! His favorite of course is onto the dining room table. Many times a day, he will pull the chair out and climb up and be on the table before I even have time to get to him! He has been talking like crazy too! Of course, you can't understand what he is saying but he is all talk and makes you think you know what he is saying. I can't believe how much he is doing anymore either. He is following simple directions and will do so much more than my baby should be doing!!!! I want him to be my baby!!
Lil Sir is the only one taking naps still, as the other two have completely dropped theirs. Makes it a bit hard to get things done but its interesting to have time alone with just my girls so I won't complain. They are my loves :)
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Site: Oakville - Grand Oak Trail
Service: Performing Arts Camp
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|Last Full Update: 06 Mar 2017
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|Thanh To, Lead Manager
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École secondaire catholique Sainte-Trinité
2600 Grand Oak Trail
Oakville, ON L6M 0R4
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Box 69599
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109 Thomas St
Oakville, ON L6J 3A7
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|Lynn Leitch, President
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|A day camp which give students a stimulating and enjoyable experience with music. Attracts international students, teachers and guest conductors.
* daily private music instruction
* children learn and perform on a wide variety of instruments including piano, violin, viola, cello, double bass, guitar, flute, and voice
* optional classes include drama, art and dance, Kodaly, instrumental group, music theory, Orff, percussion, recorder, ukulele, steel pan, drumline, jazz ensemble
* junior and senior orchestra and chamber ensembles and choirs and music theatre
* parents are welcome to attend and observe their child's classes
* Half Day Program 9 am-12:15 pm
Programs: 9 am-1:30 pm
* Full Day 9 am-3 pm
* hours may vary slightly, as every student has a unique schedule
* before and after camp care 8 am-9am and/or 3 pm-4 pm
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* July 17-21, 2017
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|Burlington ; Milton ; Mississauga ; Oakville
|Ages: 0.5 year(s) - 20 year(s)
|online registration required
|Program ; Fee assistance available for program fees ; assistance is provided by Oakville Suzuki.
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The Republican record on higher education has been neglectful. While the average college graduate leaves with record debt, last year Congress imposed a $12 billion cut in student aid, the largest cut to student aid in history. As college education costs continue to rise, these funding cuts widen the affordability gap for low and middle income Americans. This year, leaders in the House have proposed to cut an additional $759 million nationally from three major higher education affordability programs. These cuts would reduce Vermont funding from $8.3 million to $2.7 million and affect some 6,800 Vermont families.
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Peter will bring to Congress a commitment to providing quality education for all students and a belief that states and local governments are best able to determine the needs of their students. He will fight to repeal the $12 billion in cuts to student aid and to increase Pell grants and Stafford loans. Peter will also work with members of Congress to support and develop new higher education initiatives to help our students afford college, such as programs for first-generation college students and programs for training students for undersupplied employment sectors. Peter also believes that the federal government must break out of the model of unfunded mandates and start funding schools for our future by supporting technology education as well as language and trade programs in order to educate our children for the 21st Century. Peter also believes we must expand broadband internet access statewide.
In the tradition of Senator Jim Jeffords, Peter believes Congress must meet its commitment to funding special education programs. In addition, he believes Congress must modify the No Child Left Behind Act by assuring it does not overly rely on testing, limit the teaching of important subjects or force out qualified teachers. The program must also receive adequate funding and allow for significant implementation flexibility by each state.
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- Alma Mater: University of Notre Dame
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- Favorite Travel Destination: Thailand, Rio de Janeiro, Stockholm
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I grew up in Paris and in Martinique and after studying political sciences in Brittany and a few internships and trips around the world (New York, Copenhagen, Barcelona, Hong Kong, Taiwan...). I graduated in Public Health Management and was supposed to become a director of nursing homes. Obviously not for me. So I decided to aim in another direction : The greatest city in the World (yeah, I said it !) was calling me again and I became a city guide.
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- Languages: Hungarian, English, German, Italian, Spanish
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My name is Adi, and I'm so excited to join the WSA this year! I was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia and spent my childhood in London, after which my parents decided to go back to Bosnia. I lived in Sarajevo for 15 years before moving to Prague in 2011 and attend Anglo-American University. Im currently enrolled in the masters program studying International Market Law.
I started working as s tour guide purely out of fun, as I had a lot of friends coming to visit, realized that showing people how lucky I am to be living in this awesome city was something i enjoyed. Furthermore, exploring the narrow alleys and back streets of Prague made me realize there are so many hidden treasurers here that true globetrotters would be thrilled to see.
I've been tour guiding over two years now, and can surely tell you that Prague has unveiled most of its secrets to me. If you are up for having a walk across one of the oldest bridges in Europe, watching the show of the oldest working astronomical clock in the world, and tasting beer according to a 15-century-old recipe then don't think twice- come join me for an exciting weekend in Prague and see why this city beat London as the 2nd most-visited destination in the world in 2014!
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- Hometown: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Alma Mater: Anglo-American University - Prague
- Dream Travel Destination: Tokyo, Bangkok, Auckland/Wellington
- Interests: Sports (mainly basketball and soccer), traveling the world (29 down, 170-ish to go!), BBQ'ing for friends
Alois Guinut: Paris Local Guide
Bonjour everyone! Hello tout le monde,
I am Aloïs, your Parisian guide. And as a true Parisian I... was not born here. I grew up on the Atlantic coast, but as far as I remember I was attracted by our French capital, moved to Paris when I was 20 and it has been super exciting here since. I love my city so much that I want you to have the chance to enjoy it as much as possible during our week-end together. So it is going to be about Paris' amazing history and grand architecture of course but also the food, the culture, the parties...
P.S. Girls, you're welcome to check out my blog, Dress Like a Parisian
- Hometown : Paris
- Alma mater : La Sorbonne, Institut Français de la Mode
- Study abroad : Berlin, year 2008
- Interests : movies, art, fashion, literature, acting, writing, swimming, cooking, eating, endless discussions...
- Dream travel destination : Iceland, South America (I know it's big), Italy
Andrew Golden: Berlin & Central Europe Guide
Hello!! I'm Andrew, hailing from Philadelphia.
I brought a one-way ticket to Paris in 2008, and after years of working/traveling the globe, I somehow ended up in Berlin. I first visited this dynamic city in 2009, and knew someday I would call it home. After studying at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I discovered my passions were traveling, drinking great beer, and discussing history (my major). Thus, Berlin is my Mecca. While working in Paris and Prague over the years, I've traveled Europe extensively, especially Central and Eastern Europe. Every time I revisit the Best of Central Europe cities I feel a renewed excitement and curiosity. When not leading tours in European summers, I'm usually backpacking around the globe. Next up: India and Nepal!!
- Hometown: Philadelphia
- University: UW - Madison
- Hobbies: Travel (of course, road cycling, reading, cooking
Sabela Torres: Edinburgh Local Guide
Hello there! I'm Sabela, your local guide for Edinburgh. After growing up and studying in Madrid, I worked on TV and radio in Hungary before going back to school in Buenos Aires, where I did film script writing.
I never thought I'd become a tour guide. It came to me by chance, meeting people here and there that asked me to show groups around Budapest (where I lived for three years) and Madrid. It suddenly became a job that not only allowed me to share with people the stories that I love, but I also managed to move to Scotland where I've been living for the past three years. Therefore, resolving two life ambitions, being a storyteller and living in Scotland's beautiful capital, Edinburgh :)
Edinburgh is stunning, and has some of the best stories of any city I've ever been to. If you come visit us, I'll show you the old and new towns, the castle and palace, and the hidden corners of dark fairy tales that have inspired ideas for A Christmas Carol, Peter Pan, Game of thrones and Harry Potter. "
- Hometown: Madrid
- Studied: Media, Communication and Performing Arts
Michal Plíva: Prague Local Guide
Ahoj everyone! My name is Michal and I'm proud to claim myself 100% Praguer! Born and raised in Prague, I've seen my country's raise after the end of Soviet Union and I'm so proud that Prague is right now ranked in the top 5 cities to visit – worldwide! When I was a little boy, I loved history and everything medieval. My family took trips to countless castles across the Czech Republic and I was thrilled to get to know more about the famous rulers who lived inside those walls.
After school, I started in sales just to realize that this style of office life wasn't for me. I decided to follow my childhood passion – history! That's how I got into tour guiding. Along with my own tour company, I've teamed up with WSA to show students one of the most beautiful cities and my hometown. So come and join me to visit a dreamland – a place where beer is cheaper than water and where you can feel the medieval history breathing from every corner!
- Hometown: Prague
- Hobbies: history, photography, entrepreneurship, sports, traveling
William Mollers: Berlin & Central Europe Guide
Guten Tag! I'm William and it will be my pleasure to show you around Central Europe and Berlin.
Originally from Sydney in Australia, I moved to Germany in 2009 to study German Literature and history in Cologne, though I eventually ended up in Berlin as it is such an incredible city. It really has everything from a deep history, great nature, delicious food and much more!
I have been guiding for a number of years now and originally got into it because I loved the idea of combining travel with meeting people as a job. I think I have one of the best jobs in the world and hope to bring across that passion when we meet.
- Lived in: Sydney, Cologne, Berlin
- Favorite Gelato: salted caramel
- Dream Destinations: Porto, Portugal; Nymboida, Australia
Carsen Silverblatt: Barcelona Tour Guide
Hola! I'm Carsen and I'll be your guide through the beautiful city of Barcelona. Originally a New Yorker, I moved to Amsterdam for university and have been living in Europe ever since. I spent many of my weekends exploring other cities and soon landed in Barcelona. I was immediately drawn to the city's chill vibe and creative atmosphere. When I came across an awesome internship opportunity here a few years later, I didn't have to think twice. 6 months quickly turned into 3 years and here I am!
- Hometown: New York
- Studied abroad in: Amsterdam
- When not traveling, I: Work in documentary film
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Karissa Meyers: Chief Operating Officer
After working in corporate America for 10 years, I decided I was ready for a change. So when I learned about WSA while in Amsterdam touring with our guide Arthur, I was hooked. I enjoy bringing some of the structure and strategic planning from past jobs to WSA, and my favorite part of this position is working with our student interns. I studied abroad in Milan, Italy and struggled to figure out how to travel in a meaningful and cheap way, so I absolutely love being part of a team that helps solve these problems for today's students!
- Hometown: Saint Paul, MN
- Hobbies: Photography and cooking
- Favorite Destinations: Florence, Sofia, Iceland
- Travel Bucket List: Israel
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I definitely have WSA to thank for my exceptional experience in Amsterdam. One would think 4 days isn't enough to tour a city but WSA facilitated an optimum weekend full of sightseeing and fun. Amsterdam may have a notorious reputation for its lax drug and sex culture but there's so much more to the city. Luckily, our tour guide, Arthur, native to the Netherlands, steered us away from the tourist traps and showed us around his beloved city, highlighting all of its gems. I'd definitely like to try other WSA trips in the future. It's hassle free traveling with an awesome itinerary - nice that the tour guides are flexible with the schedule and willing to cater the itinerary to the group's interest! Highly recommend WSA to any student with only a weekend to see a city.Lauren Wallender, Elon University ~ Fall 2014
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This is a guide about asking your boyfriend to a dance. Asking your boyfriend to a dance can be really fun if you come up with some creative invitation ideas.
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How do I answer back to a girl that asked me to go to winter formal?
By Jacob J.
Thank you for asking, I would love to go.
Politely. Yes, thank you for asking me. Just remember, it takes a lot of courage to ask someone out. They face rejection from someone they like. So, if you already have plans, or care not to go with her, gently say no. Just remember, one day you will be asking someone to go with you somewhere, how would you like to be treated if her answer was no.
I'm asking one of my guy friends to our winter formal this year. I just want it to be creative because we're only going as friends. Any ideas?
By Ali P. from Seattle, WA
"Hey! I want to go to winter formal, not alone of course, so come with me maybe?"
I'm dating a guy from a rival school and he is a head football player. We are seniors this year and it's our last dance before he goes to basic. So I want it to be very special. He is always super spontaneous and creative. For example, when he asked me to be his girlfriend it was the Fourth of July last year and we went down town on an old railroad bridge and watched fireworks. It was perfect. I want to wow him like he did me, by being super creative and maybe incorporating football into the plan somehow since he likes it so much. Any good ideas?
By Kori
One doesn't take anyone for granted. Asking is still a courtesy, but don't beat around too many bushes or he'll get confused.
There is this guy from a different school that I would like to ask to winter formal at my school, but I'm not sure if it would be something he would think was normal. I've talked to him a couple of times and we know each other. I got the feeling that he had a crush on me the last time I saw him. I don't know if I should ask him? and how should I ask him?
By Apple K.
Since you know him, you can just casually tell him the Formal is coming up and you need a date and you think it would be fun if he went with you. He may just say yes. If not don't think he isn't interested, guys this age can be shy about such things.
I need a really cute and creative way to ask a guy to a winter dance. Got any ideas?
Lauren from Denver, CO
Here are a couple that me and my friends did
-trash his front porch with a sign in the middle saying Winter formal? with (your name)
-get a pizza and write on the front of the box "i know this is cheesey but winter formal" and on the inside write with your name
-if his house has windows on the front put a huge sing so everyone can see
-make a mix cd
-bake a cake and put it on his porch
Hope these help!
I've liked this guy for a really long time and we have had a couple classes together over the years, but we don't really get the chance to talk that much. We've had short conversations a couple times and now he always says hi to me in the halls (no class this year together).
I think a simple approach is the best. He always says "hi" in the school halls so he clearly wants to keep in contact with you.
Have a great time!
My school is having a winter formal at my school and it's girls ask guys. I want to ask my boyfriend to go with me in a fun and cute way. It's in about a month and I know he'll say yes, but I wanna make it a nice surprise. He has no idea about it either and he goes to another school. Any ideas? :)
By Michelle B
Take a piece of paper asking him to winter formal and have the paper eliminated. Put the paper in a bucket of water then freeze it. Have him melt/break the ice to see what the message says.
I'm writing a letter for my yearbook, saying my creative way of asking my boyfriend to winter formal, and I have no super creative ways of asking him. Help!
By Aubrey from McMinnville
Wouldn't it be taken for granted, if he is a steady boyfriend, that if you were going to the dance, he would be going too? That is the way any relationship that I know of works. Talk about attending the dance, maybe that you are wondering what to wear, and see what he replies.
I have this winter formal dance to go to and, us girls, we have to ask the guys to go to the dance. I have no clue on how to ask this guy I really like to go to the dance with me. Please help me, I need some help on how to ask him if I do go to the dance.
The best way is directly. Ask him yourself; don't ask a friend to do it for you. Try to get him when he is by himself, smile, and ask him if he'd like to accompany you. I'll bet he says yes!
56 years ago I had to ask a guy to a Sadie Hawkins dance. I was a junior in high school. That guy and I just celebrated 50 years of marriage this year! Just ask him face to face. It was scary for me but I am so glad I did it!
Now we know how men must feel when first asking for a date!
First of all, I'd ask him if he is going to the formal; if he is already booked then you both need not be embarrassed by a refusal. Be interested in his response, and say you haven't quite decided yet whom to ask. A little white lie can save face.
But of course if he isn't pre-booked then tell him you now know what it feels like to be the one doing the asking, and ask him. This will make things nice and easy between you. I hope you have a great time!
Your right, I do see how guys feel about asking a girl. So I'll just go up to him and ask him! Thank you so much!
One line a friend uses is to walk up to the guy she is interested in, tilts her head and smiles coyly, and then asks him if he'd like to get married or would he rather go on a date with her to whatever event is appropriate for the moment -- like in a bar, she saunters sweetly up to him, smiles and says, "Would like to get married or would you rather just dance with me?" Works every time.
This is our winter formal where girls ask guys! How should I ask a good friend who does rodeo to it, in a cute way?
By Hailee
If he is a good friend, why can't you just ask him? I don't understand why people think everything has to done in a cute way.
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I need a really cute and creative way to ask a guy to a winter dance. Got any ideas?
Lauren from Denver, CO
Can you cook at all? Why don't you bake him some cookies or make some fudge? And tell him you made these for him because he's a sweet person, that will make him feel special, and all guys love food, then you could ask him. (12/29/2007)
By cherie
I think it would be cute to ask a girl to winter formal by getting some friends (guys) together and having them do karaoke to a dance song. The last person to sing should be the one asking and should be carrying flowers. It should be performed during lunch or something in front of everybody to make the girl feel special. (01/11/2008)
By ChaCha
I wanted a way to ask a guy to turnabout that I was just friends with. So I put Depends, like the diaper, all over his car and wrote in car window paint "I'm depending on you to go to turnabout with me." He thought it was really funny and loved it! (01/22/2008)
By anonymous
Okay, really cute idea. Make him a shirt with "winter formal?" on the front and write a bunch of names in washable marker on the back but write YOURS in permanent marker, and attach a note that says, "Wash me to find out who asked you" ;). Then when he washes it yours will be the only one left on the back. (01/23/2008)
By shelby
It took me a while to think of my idea. But what I did was I brought a cookie cake and asked them to put "turn about with (my name)" then I asked for a cake box big enough for the cookie cake. I brought a jar of icing and covered the whole thing (even the cover for the cookie cake). Decorate the whole thing so it looks like a cake. Once he went in to cut it, he noticed he was cutting into plastic. So he wiped all the frosting to read what it said. It totally made his day. (01/25/2008)
By Twain
One of my team mates on the swim team told me of how she asked a friend to Snowball (it's not the prom, but it's still a formal dance). She had been a nominee for Snowball royalty. After her description was read by an announcer during a pep rally, there was a message left at the bottom of the notes. "_ doesn't have a date to Snowball. Chris, will you go with me?" and he accepted in front of the whole school. (02/08/2008)
By Katie
Make a spinner game wheel, like wheel of fortune, and put "who's asking __ to sadie hawkins?" in the middle and then all around the wheel put your name in different ways (emma, em, e-mac...) so every time he spins the wheel, he will land on your name! (02/25/2008)
By emma
Have a teacher or someone write him a slip telling him to go to the principal's office. When he gets there he'll think he's in trouble, but then you will be there with balloons or flowers or something and ask him to go to TWIRPS with you. (09/30/2008)
By anonymous
So I just got asked to homecoming and the way he did it was really cute and I'm sure you could use it. There was a poster that read Hey "name" Just you wait and see if you can find the key, inside the treasure chest "Name of Dance" will be the best!
He then got one big tool box with a lock on it and a huge bucket of keys and I had to find the key that went to the tool box, then I opened it and inside was another box and a whole another set of keys and after I opened the 2nd box his name was inside written on a paper key. He also threw in a whole bunch of candy, it was adorable! (10/12/2008)
By Kelsey
Last year for winter formal I made a snowman out of that foam paper and put a hat, eyes, nose, etc. on it. On the snowman's stomach I put this poem, "let it snow, let it snow, please say you'll go winter formal with ________." It was so sweet, he wrote me a poem back the next day saying that he would love to go! (12/06/2008)
By shopgirl
I am in the same boat as you. I was thinking of putting like 600 snowflakes around one of his classes, and on a big snowflake, I would write, "Winter Formal is just around the corner, and so is the girl who wants to go with you." Then I would have him follow either snowflakes or arrows down the hall and of course, around a corner. I would be standing there and then would ask him. (12/27/2008)
By Alyssa
Next year for turnabout I'll ask my date by buying a beta or gold fish and putting a note on the inside (laminated) saying, "there's plenty of fish in the sea but I want you to be mine. Turnabout?" (01/02/2009)
By Manon
I made a HUGE batch of Jello like a big cooking bowl. Then when it was firm I flipped it out onto a plate and wrote "Will you Wiggle with me" on it. It was cute and we ate it! (01/24/2009)
By Emily.
Lucky Charms: Give him a box of lucky charms with a note inside saying "Since you're so charming, would I be lucky enough to accompany you to Turnabout?"
Duck tape: I wrote a note asking this guy to turnabout and put it in a box. The note said "unwrapping this box is like unwrapping your heart. Turnabout?" I wrapped the box in duck tape about 20 times. (01/24/2009)
By becourageous
Be careful with the t-shirt idea. It is a really good idea, but last year I used it and the permanent marker bled through. So he kinda knew who it was before he washed the shirt. (01/28/2009)
By yo
I asked my boyfriend last year in a really cute way. His favorite place to eat is Chipotle so I took him there just to get something to eat, and I asked the manager if I could hang a sign that I made on the menu so that when he looked up he would see it. The sign said;
"A taco or burrito, which one will it be?
It doesn't really matter, it's all the same to me.
A night of dancing and a night of fun..
How about Turnabout with your only one?" (02/04/2009)
By Sarah
Lauren from Denver, CO
By felicia
Get a little toy dump truck or some construction truck and put cinnamon buns on the back. Put it in his classroom, bedroom, etc with a sign that says "I'd love to haul your buns to prom!" Thats by far my favorite idea ever.
By Amanda
My friend got ask to winter formal by her boyfriend... but i gave her boyfriend the idea. It was to get a box, get 3 pink (helium inflated) balloons and draw a pig on each one of them, put them in the box and then put a piece of cardboard over them and then have a note on the top of the cardboard that says "Will you go to Winter Formal with me as soon as pigs fly?" Then they will read the note and then lift up the cardboard and the balloons fly out ... and pigs have flown.
By Blanca
This is how I asked my boyfriend to prom. I told him I had to work, so I would be out all day until later on at night around 7pm, when it gets dark. I told him I would call him when I was done. So I did and I told him I needed to talk to him about something important. Our favorite place to go is the beach, so I brought him there and there was rose petals leading us to the beach to our spot. I told him to close his eyes and told him not to peek because I had a surprise for him. I brought him to our spot and there were candles that spelled "PROM?" He said yes. I also had a picnic set up to for us to eat. It was so romantic. he loved it. It's the thought that counts right. (07/17/2007)
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By Carissa
Well, my friend loves Taco Bell, so I had bought him 3 big burritos and spelled 'Formal?' really big
on them with sour cream! (09/26/2007)
By justagirl
Last year for our Sadie Hawkins two of my friends and I asked our dates (good friends and a boyfriend) by making them cookies and writing "S-A-D-I-E" on them the guys loved them! (10/13/2007)
By Michaela
My cousin once had to ask a guy to the Sadie's dance at her school. How she did it was really cute. On the computer she typed a note that said "I know this is cheesy, but will you go to Sadie's with me?". Then she went and bought a medium cheese pizza and taped the note on the inside of the box, so that when he opened it he would see the note (before the pizza) and give his answer. It worked for her! (10/19/2007)
By alexis
It was a really cold night and there was snow everywhere. My guy friend called me and told me to look out the window. When I did there were candles lit in the shape of a heart and he was in the middle holding a sign saying "It would melt my heart away if you didn't go to winter formal with me." (11/14/2007)
By jayne
I had a friend do something quite cute to ask a guy she liked to winter formal. She got a box (a decorated box or a tin can decorated with a winter scene). Fill it with Life Savers and Jolly Ranchers. She had a card that said: "You'd be a LIFE SAVER if you go to ____ with me! We'll have a JOLLY good time!" I know it may sound dumb but I thought it was really cute. The guy also appreciated and loved it! (11/15/2007)
By cinthyacg91
Sophomore year I asked by getting a huge box, wrapped it completely in pink wrapping paper with a big black & silver bow on it. I drew pig faces on pink balloons filled with helium. Then on the top of the box I left a note that said "If pigs could fly...would you go to formal with me?" When he opened the box pigs flew! this one was cuter! (12/14/2007)
By Cheyanne
This year's homecoming dance this guy asked me. It was the most adorable thing EVER, it was just like a movie scene!
He went to my house at night, parked in the dark and knocked on my door. I opened it, didn't see anyone and closed it. He knocked again. This time there was a huge block of ice and a hammer right next to it. He yelled: "SMACK THE ICE!" and so I did. After smacking it like three times the block broke and there was a note inside saying: "Now that you have broken the ice, will you go to homecoming with me?". it was the cutest thing ever, i almost cried! HAHAHAHA. :)
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