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I have always been fascinated with how music is created and who works behind the scenes of performances and recordings. I started playing the flute in elementary school, piano in junior high school, and singing in high school. Once I got to UMASS, Dartmouth I chose the Music option for my major. I then moved on to NYU. I have been teaching for over ten years now. Working with students both in person and online has been amazing. With online lessons I am able to work with students who love the convenience of being at home and in person I can show students what it is like to really grow! I love my students of all ages, and can only hope to show others how amazing music can be. I have worked with a handful of students with special needs and am comfortable teaching in a non-traditional stye. I am currently preparing to begin my certification in music therapy. Those who can do teach, and those who can teach totally do!
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You will set the pace for your lesson. I want you to enjoy your time in music, so your lessons will be completely customized. We will develop a goal plan for you so that our time together is interesting, fun, and we make progress! In 3-6 months, you will have a stable technical program and have started a portfolio of music for performances, no matter what level you are. We can share sheet music in person or online (I can even email you great links to amazing performances). Just let me know where you want to be in music, and we'll work together to make it happen. I can't wait to meet you!
*** Studio Equipment ***
My home studio is in a private music room. Parents can relax in our family space with coffee or tea and enjoy their children's learning at their leisure. My studio includes a 88-key keyboard, technology setup with an iMac, microphone and stand, a mirror for posture and musical instruments. I carry books for the lessons themselves (not for practice at home), and we can download or print out music as desired. If you take lessons online, I can email you links and sheet music as needed. Feel free to bring any additional equipment music you would like to share. I have some great recommendations for music books designed for both children and adult learners.
*** Specialties ***
jazz, contemporary, classical (instrumental), original, computer music composition
Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Poetry, Pro Tools Software, Pro Tools Software, Songwriting
Abby is a singer/songwriter who blends intricate finger-style guitar and a conversational voice to create catchy, confessional folk songs. Originally from Iowa, she moved to Boston in 2009 to attend Berklee College of Music. She graduated in 2013 with a degree in songwriting and guitar performance, and moved to Chicago, IL to pursue her passion for live performance and teaching.�Her music has been featured on Wellesley College Radio (WZLY) and Women of Substance Radio. Past performance venues include The Red Room at Cafe 939, Harvard Square, Faneuil Hall, and the prestigious Berklee Performance Center (BPC). In addition to performing regularly as a singer/songwriter, Abby is involved with other musical projects as a co-writer, guitarist, session player, and teacher. Her 6-song EP, Go All In,�was released July 25th, 2013, and she is currently writing for a new release.
*** Lesson Details ***
As a Berklee College of Music graduate, I teach the same curriculum that was taught to me while in school. While I use lesson books as a guide, I primarily center my lessons exclusively around the individual needs of the student. I am passionate about music and its ability to change the lives of its players and listeners, and I aim to inspire this passion in my students by creating a positive, welcoming environment where students feel comfortable to ask questions and make mistakes, and are encouraged to push themselves to be the best players and writers they can be.�As a teacher, it is my responsibility to recognize areas that students can develop more fully, as well as nurture their individual talents. I work with my students to help them reach their own goals as musicians, and act as a friendly, encouraging support system to aid them in their learning process.�After a few months of lessons with me, students can expect to have a clear goal in mind about their music, specific, weekly assignments to help them improve in their proficiency of their instrument, and most importantly, a more confident sense of self in their musicianship.�
*** Travel Equipment ***
I provide one guitar and any necessary books or materials for in-studio lessons. If traveling to the student's home, I require the student to provide their own instrument.�
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in acoustic guitar, music theory for popular music, songwriting, and music production for the songwriter.�I work with students to help develop their individual playing, as well as strengthen areas that are either more difficult or less intriguing for them. For example, if a student loved songwriting but didn't like working on scales on their instrument, I would help them with their writing and also incorporate advantages to practicing scales, such as showing them other methods of writing that are available with a deeper understanding of how intervals work.
Acoustic Guitar, Basic Math, Bass Guitar, Business, Classical Guitar, Drum, Ear Training, Elementary Math, Essay Writing, Grammar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Piano, Singing, Songwriting, Writing
My name is Blake C. and I teach any style of guitar music, but specialize in Classical and Rock Guitar techniques. �
I have been playing guitar for more than 30 years and am a member of the American Federation of Musicians, Local 232-278 and National Association for Music Education. �I have more than 20 years professional performance, session work, and instruction.
I was awarded the President's Scholarship in Classical Guitar Performance by the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, Illinois in 1990 and was awarded a full tuition scholarship in Classical Guitar Performance by the Chicago Musical College in 1991. �
My primary Classical Guitar Instructor at both institutions was Paul Henry. �I also studied Rock Guitar with Dave Uhrich while attending both institutions and privately studied Jazz Guitar with Scott Reed.
I studied voice with Audrey Evans at the American Conservatory of Music and Robert Long at the Chicago Musical College.
I have participated in Classical Guitar Master Classes with Hubert Kappel, Dale Kavanagh, Eleftheria Kotzia, Bruce Holzman, Stephen Aron, Raphaella Smits, Richard Provost, Nicholas Goluses, and William Buonocore.
*** Lesson Details ***
I design lessons individually according to the needs and "wants" of each student. �I specialize in developing and correcting technique in technique to improve the student's overall guitar skill.
Students that dedicate the time and effort each week to practicing see results rapidly. �However, if you have a busy life and are just wanting to learn guitar for personal enjoyment, I design the lessons to develop you at your desired pace.�
I teach guitar to children as young as five years old and adults of any age.�When teaching younger children, it is significantly beneficial for parents to attend each lesson - I have parent seating available. Having the parent(s) attend the lesson aids in guiding the younger student while practicing during the week at home. �The overall musical development and progress of the younger students improves drastically with the involvement of the parent(s). �All lesson materials, ranging from individual sheet music to complete method books, are provided by me; except for the guitar.
Musical talent is a wonderful gift, but correct technique is not easily acquired without proper instruction. �Your skill level eventually plateaus and your ability to learn and perform more difficult guitar music is inhibited, unless you have a solid foundation based on musical knowledge and proper guitar technique. �I can help you begin building a solid foundation of musical and technical guitar skills. �I will guide you through the initial development of guitar skills; correcting flaws in technique is my specialty. �
*** Studio Equipment ***
GUITARS: Gibson, Charvel, Fender, Peavey, Cordoba, Guild, Takamine, Yamaha
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OUTBOARDGEAR: Universal Audio LA-610 MkII (channel strip), JDK Audio R20 (dual channel mic pre), JDK Audio R22 (dual channel compressor), JDK Audio R24 (dual channel 4 band EQ), Studio Projects VTB1, Audio Logic MT66, ART Tube Levelar, ART Tube MP Studio, Behringer Ultra-Voice
SOFTWARE: Cakewalk Sonar X2 & X3 Producer, Universal Audio UAD-2 Quad Flexi DSP, Celemony Melodyne Editor, Slate Digital FG-X, Steven Slate Drums 4.0 Platinum, Antares Auto-Tune EFX2, AspireAntares Articulator, Choir, Harmony Engine, Throat evo, WAVES Waverider, CLA Artist & Kramer Signature, XLN Audio Addictive Drums, BBE Sonic Maximizer, Line 6 POD Farm 2.5 w/multiple packs
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Classical guitar technique in conjunction with rock, jazz, and blues guitar.
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I am the most effective voice and performance coach. My approach to assessing and meeting the needs of each student enables me to assist them in bringing out the very best in their capabilities. If you desire quality, effectiveness and noticeable improvement in your singing, writing, public speaking or overall performance, I am the coach for you! People often ask why my rates are higher than the average voice coach. Here's why: I teach you the skills you need to be able to coach yourself and be more self-sufficient in your craft. Not only am I a coach, but I am also a performing and recording artist who understands what it's like to walk the walk.
I currently have 4 songs in mainstream rotation (under an alias), with over 400 spins per day worldwide and am highly-acclaimed by many jazz, pop, r&b and hip-hop legends. I am also a NESTA certified wellness coach so I employ a holistic, whole-body method to train and condition the entire body as an instrument, not just the voice. I have the privilege of being a classically-trained pianist and vocalist, having studied at Sherwood Conservatory of Music, Vandercook College of Music, The Second City, University of Chicago, ETA Performing Arts Center and many other fine institutions.
My five-octave vocal range and perfect-pitch have afforded me opportunities to work with many international artists. Additionally, I sing in seven languages(English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German and Latin) and am adept in aiding my students in overcoming speech impediments and enhancing their own vocal range.
I also specialize in post-surgical voice re-immersion and students with special needs including down syndrome, autism and speech impediments.
My methodology helps students feel comfortable and each session is tailor-made to the student's individual needs.
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Overcoming Speech Impediments
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Vocal Range Enhancement
Children as well as adults enjoy my classes because I make excellent use of our time together in a very fun and enjoyable manner. Group classes are also available.
If your voice isn't becoming to you, you should be coming to me!
*** Lesson Details ***
Each lesson is tailor-made to suit the student's individual needs. A custom lesson plan will be made for each student on a case-by-case basis.
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Learn how to play guitar the right way, right now! Become better, faster and smarter with my proven guitar mentoring program! Whether you're picking up a guitar for the first time, or you're a seasoned pro looking to advance your skills, my instruction programs are customized to meet your musical goals and are tailored to your unique learning style.
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My guitar lessons are fun, balanced and comprehensive. I focus on your TOTAL MUSICAL GROWTH which will help you become a skilled, smart and confident musician. You will quickly advance your creative, technical and musical theory skills while having fun along the way.
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1. I regularly and meticulously monitor your progress. I find the root causes of your frustrations, not just the symptoms, and I create solutions for you to apply and implement.
2. With my holistic approach, you'll learn how to play better, faster and smarter than ever before in less time than learning on your own or with an unqualified instructor.
3. I will show you how to practice effectively and correctly. This means you will get results faster and easier. Most teachers do not show you how to practice effectively.
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5. I will provide instant feedback and guidance during each lesson. You'll quickly gain confidence and discipline simply by becoming more self-aware of your playing.
6. You'll learn every aspect to playing guitar and how it applies to all music. You'll quickly learn how to apply, implement and integrate your skills.
7. You'll have access to the best student support system in the business. I can be reached anytime via email and phone. You'll also have access to free articles, videos and supplemental learning materials ony m site, Facebook and YouTube pages.
8. You'll gain confidence and become more well-rounded by participating in monthly jam sessions and annual performance recitals.
9. If you're serious about learning guitar, then I'm serious about you.
I've helped hundreds of students over the years become skilled, smart and confident players... And I CAN HELP YOU!
20 years experience; Certificate in Music Production from MIW in Chicago; Bachelors Degree in Music from Northwestern Illinois; Teaching since 2005
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Our lessons are designed to help you determine your musical goals and create a road map to help YOU achieve your musical success.
Don't settle for average! I can help make you an AMAZING Guitarist.
I utilize a holistic approach which means I don't just teach you how to play something, I will coach, motivate, mentor and guide you along with provide instant constructive feedback every step of the way. I will help you find the ROOT CAUSES of your struggles and frustrations and create solutions to help you overcome them.
Furthermore, I provide you with the personal attention you need! I actively track and monitor your progress to make sure you're on track.
Lastly, I focus on your TOTAL MUSICAL GROWTH... What does this mean? You'll become proficient and skilled in all areas of guitar playing and music. Even more, you''ll know how to apply, implement and integrate your skills with ease.
You also will have instant support access directly to me as well as supplemental materials through my website.
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Ableton, Ear Training, ESL, Logic Pro Software, Music Recording, Music Theory, Piano, Pro Tools Software, Songwriting, Spanish, Synthesizer
Music & film is my lifework. My practical experience and passion for creative works have developed my ability to teach. It is my joy and commitment to provide students with professional excellence; collaborating with others to enhance their skills and inspire their art and ambitions to move forward. Teaching embraces and inspires my career goals as an audio engineer, music composer and an outstanding educator.
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"Steven is very professional and extremely helpful. He always has a smile on and is serious about helping you phrase the music. I would highly recommend him to anyone."
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But looking at all that grass on either side of the road - wouldn't it be a good idea if all cyclists clubbed together and paid for an off road cycleway where they would be safer.
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December 2011
Library automation is far from a one-sizefits- all proposition. The different types of libraries—public, academic, school, and special—each make use of technology in distinct ways. Each sector brings its own technology requirements and automation needs. Several different groups of companies are engaged in creating specialized products and services for their respective niches. Companies like...
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In the current phase of library technology, it is common for discovery systems to be implemented in a manner loosely coupled with core automation systems. We've evolved away from a time where the online catalog module of the integrated library system could stand as the primary search tool, at least for those with large and varied collections. An increasing number of libraries have...
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As mobile access continues to rise, library software developers see a potential new market emerging. Libraries increasingly show interest in exploring these new products. At this time, almost any vendor involved in producing library automation products has announced or delivered at least an initial offering that supports mobile users. Most are taking tentative steps, testing the waters...
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The two major stories featured in this issue of Smart Libraries Newsletter deal with two very different niches of library technology--e-books and RFID. In one story, we'll learn about 3M Library Systems, a business that has until very recently been rooted in products and services that help libraries deal with their physical items, and is now taking a major leap into the e-book realm. In the...
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The main feature in this month's issue of Smart Libraries Newsletter is on Innovative Interfaces' announcement of its new library automation platform. I continue to be impressed by how the library automation industry seems to be gearing up for a new phase, one where a new guard of systems is lining up to eventually replace at least some of the veteran systems in the ranks. We've been through...
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She also designed and created box liners to hold the little silhouette." The awesome invite introduced Brady's first birthday party in grand fashion, and the party itself was full of cute bow-tie details. "We decided we wanted it to be sweet and young and classic . . . so we chose a Southern Picnic theme and used bow ties to tie the entire affair together," Emily says. Keep clicking to check out all the details of the spectacular invites and the sweet party! Source: Emily Ley Invitations What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Emily's friend Amber Moon of Pitbulls and Posies designed the wooden silhouette invitations. "Meanwhile, my friend McKay of Oatmeal Lace Designs created bows and bow ties for all of Brady's little friends," she says. "The bows and bow ties were fastened around the silhouette neck and packaged in the boxes." Source: Emily Ley 1 / 20 Sweet Stamps What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 More friends helped with the amazing stamps and calligraphy. Courtney Scowby of Brightly Designed worked on the vintage postage stamp layout, while Jessica Ulrich of MJ Paperie did the calligraphy. Source: Emily Ley 2 / 20 Silhouettes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A closer look at the sweet silhouette invitations, created by Pitbulls and Posies for Brady's first birthday party. Source: Emily Ley 3 / 20 Bow Tie What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Around your neck or in your hair, kindly wear this bow and we'll see you there!" What a nice way to be invited! Source: Emily Ley 4 / 20 Completed Invitations What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The completed invitations, featuring an array of bows and bow ties created by Oatmeal Lace Designs. Source: Emily Ley 6 / 20 Happy Birthday, Brady! 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Source: Emily Ley 7 / 20 Cute Cake What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I still can't get over Brady's smash cake and bow-tie cupcakes. They were made by my sweet friend Dusty of Cupcakes by Dusty. The cakes were almond-flavored and were delicious. I may have eaten a cupcake or two . . . or three. And maybe some of Brady's leftover smash cake the next day. Oh, dear. I created the little flag banner on top of the smash cake at the last minute." Source: Emily Ley 8 / 20 Bow-Tie Cupcakes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bow-tie cupcake from Cupcakes by Dusty. Source: Emily Ley 9 / 20 Bow-Tie Cookies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "These little pretties were quite the hit," Emily says. "I ordered these from Bees Knees Creative. Just so happens, Renee lives very close to me, and they got here in perfect shape! I just love the shape and the B!" Source: Emily Ley 11 / 20 Snack Stacks What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I just love all these little pieces all lined up in neat rows. It's my inner perfectionist," Emily says. "Fruit salad in cute green cups from Sweet Lulu, veggie cups, white sangria, and lemonade. I love the milk bottles (with simple twine tied around the necks) we used for the lemonade. The milk bottles came from Specialty Bottle and were probably one of my best purchases ever. I plan to use these at many showers, parties, and get-togethers to come. At less than $2 each, you can't go wrong." Source: Emily Ley 11 / 20 Mason-Jar Sangria What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "White sangria with slices of tangerines, nectarines, green apples, grapes, oranges, and lemons. Delicious!" Emily says. "The paper straws are from Hey Yo Yo, and the mason jars were from my personal stash (every Southern gal has a stash)." Source: Emily Ley 12 / 20 Veggie Sticks What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Individual servings of veggie sticks and buttermilk ranch, served in small glasses. 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Not too long ago, Bears fans were pleading for just one decent wide receiver. Two years later, Phil Emery has brought in, what some are calling, the best WR duo in the game today. Chicago is no...
New NFL CBA rule could provide some interesting twists in free agency. Check out the Cap Carryover Clause and how it could affect the free agency period.
After the curb-stomping the Defense and Special Teams gave the Lions last weekend, I needed to reconsider some comparisons on this list, especially when it came to giving the secondary their due....
Well, I've been on the inactive list here WCG especially since signing up for the "ridiculous" twitter feed of WCG, but watching from the sidelines. Anyways, the big question is who will be on the inactive list with all the big names coming back. My guess is Addison, Mario; Omiyale, Frank: Williams, Edwin; Enderle, Nathan; Walters, Anthony; one of the TE and then one other. What do you guys think?
I know it's weird, but hearing Bears plan to bring in some OL during the bye week. #whynotnow?— Michael C. Wright (@mikecwright) October 14, 2011
Michael C. Wright, of ESPN Chicago, is tweeting that the Chicago Bears are supposedly bringing in Offensive Linemen during the bye week. Not really sure what's out there, but it can't get much worse. Can it?
On pace for 2,512 yards from scrimmage, Matt Forte is having a career year. Here's a look at the Chicago Bears stats after week five, extrapolated over a 16 game season.
Oh, more good news for the O-line. Congrats guys, you just OFFICIALLY gave up the worst O-line performance of the season.
Here's my annual attempt to create a printable Bears schedule to keep posted close by at work, home, etc. Feel free to download and share as you'd like! http://www.flickr.com/photos/16463234@N03/ A couple of quick notes about the schedule: -This year's Bye Week again falls nicely right in the middle of the season (and right after the Week 7 match-up w/ the Bucs in London) -Although the schedule looks pretty tough, thankfully there's no Thursday night/NFL Network games this year -We're paired up against the AFC West and end the year with Divisional games on Christmas & New Years Day.
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Pleasure Island Youth Baseball League Announces All-Stars
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Pleasure Island Youth Baseball League is proud to announce this year's All Star Players! For the 8U Machine Pitch Division: Braxton Billings, Isaiah Hunter, Owen Morini, Aiden McBride, Jake Foster, Khalil Kelly, Ace Hatfield, Carson Kuhn, Chandler Blake, Jack McKernen, Jack Haydu, Kai Nau, Talan Groseclose, Camp Lancaster and Conner Tew. 8U Machine Pitch will play in the district tournament June 27-30 in Odgen at Ogden Park.
They will then play in the state tournament July 5-7 in Laurinburg NC. All Stats for the 9U Kid Pitch are as follows: Austin Stranger, Beck Lookingbill, Brogan Treece, Cadin Robinson, Coby Clayton, Jadon Morini, Logan Hall, Maddox Green, Matthew Silver, Robbie Helmus and Sam Martin. 9U All Stars will play in the district tournament June 27-30 in Ogden at Ogden Park. Their first game is June 27 at 4:30pm against Topsail Island. They will also play in the state tournament July 11-14 in Winterville NC.
12U Kid Pitch All Stars are as follows: Kyler Schoonmaker, Dimitrius Weakley, Gable Knight, Jack Garcia, Kyle Finnegan, BJ McConville, Nathan DeGeir, Neil Ramsundar, Mason White, Field Melvin, Marcus Milligan and Zac Silver. 12U All Stars will play in the state tournament July 11-14 in Roanoke Rapids NC. Pleasure Island Youth Baseball League's Fall registration starts July 15 and runs through September 2.
Practice starts September 9, games start September 23 and run through November 8. Registration fee is $50 and includes a shirt and hat. Forms will be available via facebook and the Rec Center. For more information on the Pleasure Island Youth League visit their facebook page or stop by the Carolina Beach Recreation Center located directly behind Town Hall.


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Event report: SLMS continuing professional development workshop
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Continuing professional development (CPD) in Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy has never been more important. Rosalind Duhs reports on a day designed to explore the best ways in which UCL can provide for industry and practitioners.
The flipped classroom – a unique workshop for UCL teaching staff
Publication date: 25 April 2013
Explore the benefits and best ways of using flipped teaching in a two-day workshop, led by a visiting professor.
Anthony Smith: a week of openings
Publication date: 25 April 2013
The Vice-Provost (Education) discusses the various conferences he has opened over the past week and reflects on the most important aspects of each one.
Embedding employability in the curriculum: CALT conference report
Publication date: 24 April 2013
A UCL conference dedicated to discussing how we can best prepare students for the world of work through their academic work provided plenty of food for thought, writes Ele Cooper.
UCL to lead a Times Higher Education webinar on e-learning
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Teaching Administrator Conference 2013 report
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Stefanie Anyadi, a member of the Teaching Administrator Conference Organising Committee, reports on this year's conference.
Drop-in e-learning support sessions
Publication date: 22 April 2013
The ELE (E-Learning Environments) team are running a new series of drop-in support sessions for UCL staff.
These informal sessions are open to all colleagues who either use or are interested in using ELE core services including Moodle, Lecturecast, Turnitin, Opinio and MyPorfolio. The session managers can also offer advice on the use of social media and a range of other ways in which the web can enhance the student experience.
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E-Learning Environments (ELE) have published a new online 'Getting started with Moodle' course.
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For Beginners: Marichyasana III (Pose Dedicated to the Sage Marichi III)
When you feel that your body has recovered its composure and graceful alignment, you may decide to inhale to lengthen and exhale to revolve just a few more times, milking the twist for all that it's worth. Let the breath massage your abdominal organs as you do this, inviting your inner body to soften and surrender. Let Marichyasana III wring everything that is inessential out of you.
When you've had enough, slowly unravel yourself from the pose with fluidity and finesse. Enjoy the effortless release of your spine as it slips out of the twist. Straighten your right leg, close your eyes, and observe how Marichyasana III has changed you. As you rest here, enjoy the delicious feeling of being filled with fresh, clear breath and renewed vitality.
When your body signals that it is ready to twist to the left, repeat the same movements on the opposite side, maintaining a quiet and receptive attitude all the while. Avoid the tendency to hustle through the second half of the pose just to check it off your to-do list. Instead, move slowly and with patience, observing each passing sensation and breath.
Once you've settled into your deepest twist on the second side, imagine a swirling ribbon of satin beautifully winding its way around your spine. With your mind's eye, trace that silky spiral from your tailbone all the way up into the sky so that your spine feels evenly stretched from bottom to top. Breathe gently, soften the inner organs, and enjoy the juicy vibrancy that Marichyasana III offers.
For Beginners columnist Claudia Cummins is a yoga teacher who lives and writes from her home in Mansfield, Ohio.
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By Kelly D. Brownell, Ph.D.
[Kelly is the director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale, and a leading advocate for sensible nutrition. His influence is tremendous – though I wish it were even more so – and he is a major force behind the national push for the soda tax. (Which I wrote about here.) We're hoping to coax him for updates on his work and his insights regularly. – mb]
A profound and welcome change has swept the country. Once relegated to the backwaters of public policy, nutrition issues such as childhood obesity have exploded into the limelight and captured the attention of public officials who now realize something must be done. Though "treatment" remains popular, the prevailing public health view is that we must focus on prevention, and that officials must change the factors driving poor nutrition.
The urge to act can be found at all levels of government, and there is support from surprising quarters. For example, a group called Mission: Readiness, run by senior retired military officials, recently announced that obesity and lack of physical fitness threatens national security because only 1 in 4 youth ages 17-24 meet minimum standards for military service. [Check out this frightening and ironically amusing PDF – mb.]


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The ship is classic italian . . .the drew works hard to serve. But no matter what you call it, pasta in red meat sauce is pasta in red meat sauce. The menu was dull and the food tasteless.
MSC also does some other oddball things . . . like shutting everything down for hours a a stretch and charging for room service. They have traditional seating and an extremely crowded buffet, partly becaasue dining hours are short.
MSC also seems to believe in a "no information is better" policy . . .basic stuff like the time the ship will sail from a port is either not available or available in several versions. So, for example, the run a shuttle from the pier to the center of town in a part and don't tell anyone!!!
We took a shot a MSC after 45 or so cruises looking for alternatives . . . will keep in looking.


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Take a quick stroll down memory lane with PFW for a recap of the Vikings' Week Seven contests each of the last five seasons:
2009: The Vikings fell 27-17 to the Steelers as QB Brett Favre failed to throw a touchdown pass on 50 attempts and had two turnovers. His interception was returned 82 yards for a Steelers score in the final minute, clinching the game. RB Adrian Peterson scored Minnesota's only offensive touchdown on a two-yard run early in the second quarter. The Vikings wouldn't find paydirt again until WR Percy Harvin took a kickoff 88 yards for the score. WR Sidney Rice had a game-high 10 catches for 136 yards.
2008: Four interceptions of Vikings QB Gus Frerotte helped cost the Vikings a 48-41 decision in Chicago. Peterson and RB Chester Taylor got things going on the ground, rushing for a combined 155 yards and three scores. And WR Bernard Berrian and TE Visanthe Shiancoe each caught TD passes, but it wasn't enough to stop a Bears team that took advantage of Minnesota turnovers and mistakes.
2007: QB Tarvaris Jackson completed only 6-of-19 passes for 72 yards in a 24-14 loss to the Cowboys. The Vikings accumulated 196 yards of offense, led by 63 yards rushing and a touchdown by Peterson. Minnesota had no answer for Dallas QB Tony Romo, who was 31-of-39 passing for 277 yards and a score.
2006: Taylor rushed for 169 yards and a TD, adding a team-high four receptions, in the Vikings' 31-13 win over the Seahawks. QB Brad Johnson was 15-of-24 passing for 171 yards and a score, and RB Mewelde Moore got involved in the passing game by hitting TE Jermaine Wiggins in the endzone on his only toss of the day.
2005: The Vikings rallied from 17 points down to defeat the Packers 23-20. After being shut out in the first half, the Vikings got two Daunte Cullpepper TD passes and two Paul Edinger field goals to put them in the lead. Green Bay answered with a field goal of its own to tie things up, but Edinger hit a 56-yarder as time expired to give the Vikings the win.


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Full Report: Tyneside teen crowned Young Sports Personality of the Year
In 2012, swimmer Josef Craig, from Jarrow on South Tyneside, became the youngest person to win a paralympic Gold and smashed the world record in the process.
But last night was the icing on a very big cake when he was crowned the BBC Young Sports Personality of the year.
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Changes coming to student administration systems
Access to the student information system and QCARD will be limited leading up to the launch of the new student administration system the week of March 8.
For students, QCARD will be permanently shut down on March 4 at 5 pm. The new SOLUS Student Centre will begin operating on March 9 at 7 am. Between those two dates, students will be unable to access any QCARD services.
Faculty and staff will also begin using the new student administration system on March 9. PCICS will be unavailable the weekend of March 4, with read-only access available on March 7-8 and no access after that point.
"We want to ensure that faculty, staff and students are aware of these changes as we prepare to implement the PeopleSoft student administration system," says University Registrar Jo-Anne Brady.
Faculty members will submit their grades electronically into the PeopleSoft system this term using the current grading system. Instructors will receive information directly later this term about how to use the PeopleSoft Faculty Centre including the new grade submission system.
The new grading system will come into effect May 1. New transcripts will be produced as of May 1; until then, the current transcript format will be used.
"As faculty and staff face a steep learning curve to tackle the new processes in PeopleSoft, we will have a dedicated support system, phone line and website to log issues, and we will respond to problems and challenges as quickly as possible," says Ms Brady. "We are also arranging to continue to have training support available in the months after the launch.'"
General information about the new student administration system can be found online. Information about the grading system and transcript changes has been posted on the Registrar's Office website.
Students are encouraged to complete their QCARD transactions as soon as possible. Courses can still be dropped until March 4 at 5 pm.
To learn more about SOLUS and view the student town hall presentation, visit the Registrar's Office webpage. Students with questions can send an email or call (613) 533-2040.
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~ Lake Front Amenities Without The Lake Front Price ~ in Lake Wallenpaupack
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Welcome To The Lake House
Our fully equipped home is awaiting your arrival. Located in a private development on Lake Wallenpaupack, we are across the street and a stones throw to the lakes shoreline. There you can enjoy your own private dock. Try your luck at fishing, go for a swim, or just relax. Bring your boat, or rent one nearby. Enjoy hours of fun on Lake Wallenpaupack ~ skiing ~ tubing ~ sunning ~ visit an island for a BBQ ~ Dock and Dine at several restaurants.
When you return to land, take full advantage of the amenities our home has to offer. Offering three bedrooms and one full bath, there is plenty of room for everyone. Enjoy the extra-large wrap around deck which has plenty of seating and tables, (even for the little ones). Prepare a BBQ luncheon on the Weber gas grill. Pick up a book or magazine and lounge on one of the recliners. Gather the family for some games or a puzzle. Unwind in our new game room. Try your skills at billiards, darts, air hockey, or table tennis. Have a movie night, we have a collection of DVD's for you to enjoy. Surf the web or check your email ~ Wi-Fi and a computer are included for your convenience. We know you will enjoy your stay at The Lake House.
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Sheri Smith 570-000-000
house rental amenities
Three Bedrooms:
- King Bed
- Queen Bed
- Full Bed
- Linens And Pillows Are Provided
One Full Bathroom:
- Shower/Tub
- Towels Are Provided
- Floor to Ceiling Windows
- Queen Sized Pull Out Sofa Bed
- Computer
- Wi-Fi
- Games, Puzzles, Books
- Cable TV
Living Room:
- Beautiful Brick Fireplace (Wood Provided in season)
- Cable TV
- Stereo/CD System
- DVD Player and Movies
- Fully equipped
- Coffee Maker
- Toaster Oven
- Microwave
- Griddle
- Pots and Pans
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes and Silverware
Game Room:
- Pool Table
- Table Tennis
- Darts
- Air Hockey
Laundry Room:
- Washer and Dryer
- Detergent And Fabric Softner Supplied
- Books/Magazines
- Games Indoor and Outdoor
- Cable TV
- DVD Player
- Pet Friendly
- Kid Friendly ~ Toys ~ Games ~ Pack 'n Play ~ High Chair
- Brochures Of Things To See And Do
- Discount Coupons To Local Attractions
- Private Dock
- Boat Launch Nearby
- Queen Sized Air Mattress
- Paper Products Supplied
activities and attractions in Lake Wallenpaupack Poconos
There is a lot to see and do while on your vacation. Our home is within about a 30 minute drive to:
- Restaurants
- Outlet Shopping
- Claws 'N Paws Zoo
- Horseback Riding
- Mt Airy Casino
- Camel Beach Waterpark
- Mini Golf
- Bumper Cars
- Antique Shopping in the Quaint Town of Hawley
- Sno Cove Waterpark
- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees Baseball
- Coal Mine Tours
- Steamtown National Historic Site
- Bushkill Falls
- Toyota Pavillion At Montage Mountain For Concerts
- Boat/Jet Ski Rentals
- Tour Boat Rides
vacation rental rates
Spring Escapes
May 16 - June 29, 2014
$225 a night ~ two night minimum
$1300 a week
~ If available, check in/out times are flexible
Lazy Days of Summer Get-A-Ways
June 29, 2014~ September 7, 2014
$1500 a week
~ Sorry - weekly rentals only during the summer season
~ Check in on Sunday after 3:00pm
~ Check out on Sunday by 11:00am
Fabulous Fall Foliage & Winter Wonderland Vacations ~
September 7, 2014 ~ October 12, 2014
$1300 a week
$225 a night ~ 2 night minimum
~ If available, check in/out times are flexible
There is a $200 per week security deposit that is fully refundable as long as everything is left as it was found.
- This is a family friendly rental, responsible adults only please.
- There are no hidden fees, everything is included in the rental price.
- Check-in/check-out times may be flexible with prior approval.
Sheri Smith 570-000-000
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Lake Wallenpaupack
- Boating ~ Sking ~ Tubing
- Fishing ~ Swimming
- Island BBQ
- Jet Sking ~ Wave Running
- or just Relaxing...
Top things to do on a budget
- Sight Seeing
- Flea Market Shopping
- Antiquing
Top things to do with a family
- Camel Beach Water Park
- Miniture Golf
- Horseback Riding
- Coal Mine Tour
- Scranton Yankees Baseball
Sheri Smith , owner