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I have gotten so many emails in the past couple of months from fellow teachers that have been so incredibly complimentary and sweet. Emails that remind me of why I started this blog in the first place. But along with those emails, many have asked the question, "How do you do it all? How do you find the balance? The time? How do you manage blogging, creating, teaching, kids, and family?"
The answer is so simple.
I don't do it all.
I struggle with balance. Life with 2 kids is hard. Working is hard. Keeping my house clean is a tiny nightmare. Blogging has fallen off the priority list, as has creating teaching resources for TpT. I would be lying if I said that it doesn't bother me. I feel a tinge of jealousy when I see other teacher bloggers that seem to be able to do it all--and then again, maybe appearances aren't what they seem. Maybe they have the same exact struggles that I do? The thing about blogs, Facebook, and instagram is that people usually share all the good things. Nobody really shares the hard things.
So, hard things. Here we go.
I just want to keep it real with y'all. And reality is, I still love teaching. But..my classroom isn't as tidy and "picture perfect" as it once was. For example, it's a daily struggle to keep my teaching table cleared off. I *may* or may not be guilty of shoving things in cabinets and random drawers to make myself feel better. Shoving things in random drawers and cabinets actually causes a new set of disorganization problems, but... I don't worry about it until I need to worry about it. I don't work on school stuff until midnight anymore. I have a laundry mountain waiting for me at the end of each week. I don't exercise. I stuff myself with cookies, candy, and junk food when I'm stressed--so...that's pretty much everyday. My family goes out to eat for dinner way more than I'd like--because, after a long day of teaching, I'm just way too tired to cook anything. And I SURE don't want to clean it all up! I run my dishwasher nearly everyday, because I don't want to hand wash any dishes. Call me lazy... I don't care! I haven't had a hair cut since before my son was born. That was about 8 months ago. True fact. I forget to pay my bills, even though they are due the exact same day EVERY single month! (I mean, really, what is the matter with me?!) So, the truth is, I'm kind of a mess. I'm a little scattered. I need to be more organized. After nearly 9 years of teaching, I'm still figuring things out. I think that's normal, but maybe it's not. I don't know. I need a popsicle.
I love my babies. But I feel guilty because there are times when I focus more on my classroom than on them. I worry about the time I already lost with my little girl when she was a baby because I was busy blogging or creating. I don't want to regret time lost with my family due to technology. Our family suffered a great loss this past month, and I've realized that family is the most important thing. So, even though I certainly don't "do it all"--I know that I have the people I love around me, and I'm doing the best I can.
I'm off to work on that laundry mountain. And also, pay that bill that was due on the 4th. Thank the Lord for Halloween candy and baby snuggles.
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Sunday, September 14, 2014
One Magical Morning
Our classroom is so cozy and peaceful in the mornings! Usually before the kids arrive, I turn on the lamps and little lights and just have a moment before all the fun begins! It only took a few moments of quiet to completely change my plan for that day. I was sitting there thinking of how our room just looks magical. I needed to do something different today...
We are right in the middle of a Mercer Mayer author study (the author and illustrator of all the Little Critter books), and he has a few Little Critter versions of popular fairy tales--one being Jack and the Beanstalk. I quickly ran down to the teacher workroom to grab green paper. I really wanted the kids to walk into the room (no big lights overhead), and see a beanstalk growing over by the window. One big glue gun burn later (OW!) the beanstalk was stuck to the wall, and the kids were pointing and wondering all morning WHY it was there and asking what it was all about.
Later that morning, we read Little Critter's Jack and the Beanstalk, and the kids created posters in groups to illustrate the beginning, middle, and end of the story. They did an amazing job! But they didn't stop there. The beanstalk needed more details! One little one suggested adding vines. Another one said we needed a castle at the top. One friend wanted to draw and add the little magical beans. And of course, Little Critter needed to be on the beanstalk...so I found some velcro and stuck him on the wall! When it was done, the kids had helped to transform the reading area into a corner FULL of writing, illustrations, and imagination. I hadn't planned it, it just happened. Watching the kids get excited about a story enough to work for over two hours creating, drawing, discussing, and planning--it was a teacher's dream. It was one of my favorite mornings of teaching. One magical morning.
(One photo of a section of the beanstalk. I couldn't get the whole thing in!)
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Itty Bitty Word Books (Free Download)
A few weeks ago, I shared my Michael's Create to Educate project called "Itty Bitty Word Books". They have been A HIT with my students, and so I wanted to come back and share my downloadable file in case you wanted to use them in your classroom, too!
In case you missed that post, here's a little refresher:
I bought 4 mini photo albums (by Recollections brand) at Michaels. I printed the pictures on card stock and added them to each album--I divided mine up by season: fall, winter, spring, and summer. I keep them on my writing resource table, near the paper and other word helpers. When the kids need to look up how to spell a seasonal word, they grab one of the itty bitty books, and look it up-- like a little picture dictionary.
I LOVE them already. My students use them DAILY for spelling help. Also, when they are flipping through and looking at the pictures, they are inspired to create stories! One little girl told me that she wasn't planning on writing about the beach that day, but she saw a picture of the ocean and it reminded her of her family vacation this summer.
In case you missed that post, here's a little refresher:
I bought 4 mini photo albums (by Recollections brand) at Michaels. I printed the pictures on card stock and added them to each album--I divided mine up by season: fall, winter, spring, and summer. I keep them on my writing resource table, near the paper and other word helpers. When the kids need to look up how to spell a seasonal word, they grab one of the itty bitty books, and look it up-- like a little picture dictionary.
I LOVE them already. My students use them DAILY for spelling help. Also, when they are flipping through and looking at the pictures, they are inspired to create stories! One little girl told me that she wasn't planning on writing about the beach that day, but she saw a picture of the ocean and it reminded her of her family vacation this summer.
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Monday, August 4, 2014
Show Us What You Bought
I'm linking up with my friends at Blog Hoppin' to show off my TpT sale goodies! I am SO excited to begin my school year with the resources I bought today! Check them out:
1. Science Blasters by my ultimate teaching FAVE--Kim Adsit! She has the BEST packets, and if you haven't ever seen her present in person, you MUST make the time! I just love her. Anyway, this unit is absolutely what I have been looking for to conduct science with my littles. It includes 20 clear, easy experiments--each with printables for student response. I might just do one of these our first day.
2. Editable Substitute Handbook by Amy Groesbeck! I just discovered Amy's store this summer, and I am LOVING it! I also purchased her schedule cards and math bin labels. CUTE stuff. I'm excited about this sub handbook, because I like to be prepared when I'm out unexpectedly. This will keep me super organized and ready for anything. I also love that it's just adorable looking.
3. Numbers to 120 by Anna Brantley! I am all about the math this year. I have a fancy new math wall, and I'm about to organize my games, and just go math crazy. I love that this unit gives so much practice with numbers--but is interactive, differentiated, and common core aligned. We use Investigations for math in our district, but I like to supplement my games with great resources like this!
4. RTI Progress Monitoring and Close Reading by Jen Jones! These packets are AMAZING. I am in awe of how detailed these are, and how easy they will be to implement. I plan on using the RTI passages with my strugglers, and the close reads with my advanced readers--SO excited. Jen is reading and literacy genius.
Still one more day to get these great resources on SALE! I will probably go back for clip art tomorrow. Because I only have a few hundred clip art packs. But I NEED more.
I know you understand. ;)
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Saturday, August 2, 2014
Grand Prize Giveaway
Hey there teacher friends! We so hope that you are all enjoying the B2S Bash 2014 blog hop. We know how hard teachers work all year long, so we hope that some of these prizes will make your classroom life a little easier. We have one more HUGE Bash Basket that will go to one lucky winner. We are all kinda jealous of this one, and it really doesn't need a description or an introduction….
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Are you kidding me?!? Now you see why we are completely jealous! We all know about the millions of different ways that you can use an iPad in the classroom…and $100 at TPT?!? What?!?
Have y'all heard about the GoPro Camera?!? Holy amazing! The uses for this camera are endless, and it is made to endure a lot of rough housing. You know…surfing….swimming….skateboarding….24+ students! :) And the best part?!? As if it could get any better…the videos download directly to your iPad. Just imagine the ways that you could use this in your classroom (and not have to worry about your students breaking it!)
I know, I know! You are ready to enter to win, right?!?
Here you go:
And if you haven't started your Back to School Bash hop, you can begin right {HERE!} and enter for your chance to win 18 different prize baskets. It all ends TOMORROW…so hurry, hurry!
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Friday, August 1, 2014
Crafting with Michael's #create2educate
I love the folks at Michael's, because they love us teachers. They are giving away a $50 gift card each day, starting TODAY and going through August 15th. I was thrilled to be asked to help kick off their #create2educate Sweepstakes. I had fun creating the following little projects for my classroom:
1. Book Buddy Crate
So, this project initially started out as something different. And because of my lack of spray painting skills, it turned into something else. And that's totally cool. Not everyone is a spray painter, right? But seriously, this really was a simple project. Go grab one of those wooden crates, two to three cans of your favorite spray paint, and some burlap and scrap fabric strips. Fill the crate with stuffed buddies, and--BOOM. You've got a rustic looking book buddy holder.
2. Itty Bitty Word Books
I found these teeny tiny little photo albums, and couldn't resist. They are meant to hold photos for those new Instax mini cameras, but I turned them into Itty Bitty word resource books. I made 4--one for each season, and I plan on keeping all 4 at my writer's resource table. They are basically seasonal word wall picture booklets. I don't have tons of space for pocket charts, so I thought these would be a great solution. And, they are so tiny and cute, and come in such fun colors. My four year old loves looking at the pictures and "reading" the words. I am still working on the file for all the little cards, and will let y'all know when it is finished...but here is a little preview:
So, get your craft on, share your project on Instagram with #create2educate, and you'll be entered to win a $50 gift card! Easy peasy. And fun.
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Back 2 School Bash Basket: "Classy Up" Your Resources!
Raise your hand if you are a clip art addict. Now raise your hand if you *might* be a bit of a font snob. That's ok. I understand, and I'm right there with you.
I am sooooo excited to present my bash basket--it is full of items to help you create and "classy up" those teaching resources! It features two $35 gift cards to two of my absolute favorite clip art stores-- Melonheadz Illustrating and Graphics from the Pond! And, since I am just starting out with my clip art creations, I am offering someone a "lifetime license" to my clip art sets. Meaning you will get all of my clip art sets, past, present, and future! And, y'all, I just ADORE Kimberly Geswein Fonts. She is giving some lucky person a license to ALL of her fonts. ALL. of. them. That is a lot of fonts, people.
And... along with my basket, there is a $25 gift card to Creative Teaching Press. Woot!
Don't forget to stop by my blog on Saturday to read all about the GRAND prize. I think you'll be happy... That's all I'm going to say...
Hop over to see the next bash basket:
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
Back 2 School Bash!
It's the week I've been waiting for…and keeping a big secret…until NOW! It's time for the 2014 Back to School Bash, and I couldn't be more excited about hosting it with some of my favorite
teachers bloggers friends! Be sure and follow all of these girls to stay up-to-date on what you can win over the next few days! It all begins TOMORROW and it's completely out of control! So brace yourself!
Along with the 18 Bash Baskets that you will see in a minute, there will also be a GRAND PRIZE, but that won't be announced until…
Are you ready for some amazing giveaways and prizes? You will want to stop by all of the blogs above for you chance to win all 18 Bash Baskets. I know, I know…you are so excited! Like jump out of your chair excited! But…it doesn't start until tomorrow.So sit back, relax, and enjoy some of our awesome sponsors!
Let's Talk Teacher {All About that PD!}
1. SDE: A two-day conference or seminar.
2. The Ron Clark Academy: School visitation and signed copy of Crash Course by Kim Bearden
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1. Classroom Carpet from Kids' Carpet
2. The Quietest Pencil Sharpener from Classroom Friendly Supplies
3. Jumbo Classroom Timer from Lakeshore Learning Materials
What's in your teacher bag?
1. Laptop Sleeve and Teacher Bag from Lilia Vanini
2. Custom Phone Case from Cuptakes
3. Younique Fiber Mascara (because every teacher needs fabulous lashes) :)
Classroom Must Haves
1. Personalized Pencil Decor from Yellow Bee Boutique
2. Chalk Talk Classroom Decor from Mardel
3: Teepee perfect for a classroom reading center from Ashley Gabby Designs
Classy up the Classroom
1. Pencil Decor from Young Love aDOORable Decor
2. Bebop Birdie Classroom Decor from Mardel
3. $40.00 TPT Gift Card
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1. $100 dollars worth of swag from Educational Insights
2. $100 Gift Card from Carson Dellosa
3. $50.00 TPT Gift Card
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1. Dear Class Painted Canvas from JG Creations by Jenna
2. $100 Gift Card from Schoolgirl Style
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For the Love of Blogging
1. $125.00 Custom Blog Design from PJ's Design Laboratory
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1. Denim shirt and boot socks from Shop Memento
2. Monogrammed clutch from Social Manor
3. Monogrammed bracelet & necklace from Antebellum Baubles
It's the Planner in Me!
1. $100 Erin Condren gift card to customize your dream planner
If the Shoe Fits!
1. $100 Gift Card to Jo Totes
2. $50.00 Gift Card from Tieks
Feed Your Marker Addiction!
1. A years supply of Scentos makers
Organize Me and More...
1. C. Jayne Teach Teacher Anchor
2. Decor Pack and $25 Gift Card from Teach Created Resources
3. Caddy from Land of Nod
Techno Savvy
1. HUE HD Camera and Animation Software from Hue Animation
2. $25.00 to MPIX (Print your instagram pictures)
Rock On with these Resources
1. 3 CD's from Kids Count 123
2. Jack Hartman's Science Songs All Day Long
2. Swag Bag from GoNoodle including a GoNoodle Plus Membership
4. ALLSTAR Ellison Machine from Ellison Education
Classy Up Your Resources
1. All Fonts Commercial License form KG Fonts
2. Lifetime License of Clip Art from Sarah Cooley
3. $35 Gift Card from Graphics from the Pond
4. $35 Gift Card from Melonheadz Illustrating
The Teacher's Kid
1. Monogrammed Lunch Bag from Tin Tree Gifts
2. $50 Gift Card from Married in May
3. Back to School Dress from Round the Bend Again
As if all of that isn't enough…each basket will also include…
It all begins tomorrow! Don't forget to look for this little button on each blog that will take you directly to the next prize package! Hopefully this will save you lots of time during the B2S rush!
See you all back tomorrow for some giveaway fun!
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The best advice to come from a consultant studying the possibility of a new Washington County convention center was a recommendation to use the Venice Inn site at the corner of Cleveland Avenue and Dual Highway. A rebirth of that historic hotel, at the gateway to Hagerstown, would certainly be welcome. But we have questions about what's being proposed. Speaking to a joint meeting of the Hagerstown City Council and the Washington County Commissioners, Tom Hazinski of HVS International said the area should consider building a 60,000-square-foot facility.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- It's starting to sound pretty familar. "(Insert name here) scored in the late innings to defeat the Hagerstown Suns. " For the second straight night, the Asheville Tourists rallied for multiple runs in the seventh inning -- eight this time -- on Thursday for a 13-4 victory over the Suns. Asheville scored four in the seventh and two in the eighth on Wedneday in a 13-10 win over the Suns. It has been a problem Hagerstown has endured for most of the second half of the season.
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The end of the line came as abruptly as the end of the game for the Hagerstown Suns. Corey Dickerson hit a pinch-hit, walkoff two-run home run off of Ben Graham with one out in the ninth inning on Monday to lead the Asheville Tourists to a come-from-behind 12-11 victory over Hagerstown to eliminated the Suns from playoff contention. The loss puts the Suns (71-32, 31-32) 6 1/2 games behind Northern Division-leading Hickory with six games remaining in the season. The Suns have lost six straight and 10 of their last 12. Once again, the Suns came out on the wrong end of a wild affair with the Tourists in cozy McCormack Stadium.
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HAGERSTOWN -- Dan Lyons hopes to be a famous baseball player someday. But when fans draw comparisons, he probably hopes he won't be just like Wesley Snipes. For now, though, that will do. Lyons stole the winning run on Tuesday, running from second base on contact when Destin Hood rapped a two-out, broken-bat grounder to third in the seventh inning. It gave the Suns a 1-0 victory and a sweep of a doubleheader with the Asheville Tourists. Hagerstown won the opener 4-1. The play looked just like the one Snipes scored on as Willie Mays Hayes in the movie "Major League," when he scored from second on a bunt to help the Cleveland Indians win a playoff game.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Hagerstown's Isabel Giron often struggles in the first inning. Sunday's game against the Asheville Tourists was no different. He gave up three runs, and the Suns trailed by a run. But Giron settled down, and the Suns' bats heated up, scoring 12 unanswered runs on the way to a 13-3 victory over the Tourists. Giron went seven innings, allowing only those three runs, and held the homestanding Tourists to six hits. He struck out six and walked only one to square his record at 9-9. He got plenty of offensive support from his mates, led by Chris Hayes' 3-for-4 performance that included his third home run of the year and produced four RBIs.
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Hagerstown was taken by storm on Thursday. Then, then the Suns were taken by Asheville. The Suns withstood a 1-hour, 51-minute rain delay caused by a tornado warning and severe thunderstorms but couldn't fend off Avery Barnes' three-run home run in the 11th inning which gave Asheville a 4-1 victory at Municipal Stadium. The game came down to a battle of bullpens as the heavy rain hit in the middle of the second inning, ending the day for Asheville starter Erik Stevart and Hagerstown's Robbie Ray. "The weather is so hard to predict," said Suns manager Brian Daubach.
Tourists rally late to beat Suns
July 11, 2008
Beau Seabury singled off Dan Leatherman for the game-winning RBI in the top of the 10th inning as the Asheville Tourists beat the Hagerstown Suns 9-8 Thursday at Municipal Stadium. The Suns, who led 7-2 through seven innings, trailed 8-7 before Jose Lozada's two-out solo home run in the bottom of the ninth off Randall Taylor sent the game into extra innings. Lozada finished 4-for-5 with two RBIs. The Suns took a 3-0 lead in the first on a three-run homer by Michael Burgess, his 18th shot of the season.
Suns' errors help Tourists in comeback
May 7, 2005
ASHEVILLE, N.C. - The Hagerstown Suns seem to lose just as spectacularly as they win. The Suns, who have been known to explode for victories, imploded for a loss for the second straight game, allowing six runs in the ninth inning on Friday before losing 9-8 to the Asheville Tourists in the 10th. The loss drops Hagertown to 18-10 and out of first place in the South Atlantic League's North Division for the first time this season. The Suns, who are 11-10 since a season-opening seven-game winning streak and 5-8 on the road, trail Lexington by one game.
'The Tourist' should have its visa revoked
Bob Garver | Special to The Herald-Mail
December 12, 2010
It is usually a good thing to know that actors had a good time filming a movie. If the movie is a comedy, their natural glee will make their performances that much more believable. If the actors are good friends with each other, their chemistry will bring out the best in each other's performances even if the movie isn't a comedy. However, it is a bad thing that Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie had fun filming "The Tourist," because there is no reason for "The Tourist" to exist other than for Depp and Jolie to have fun. "The Tourist" is another one of those dreadful "Actors' Paid Vacation" movies.
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When Love Arrives by Sarah Kay and Phil Kaye
I knew exactly what love looked like – in seventh grade
Even though I hadn't met love yet, if love had wandered into my homeroom, I would've recognized him at first glance. Love wore a hemp necklace.
I would've recognized her at first glance, love wore a tight french braid.
Love played acoustic guitar and knew all my favorite Beatles songs.
Love wasn't afraid to ride the bus with me.
And I knew, I just must be searching the wrong classrooms, just must be checking the wrong hallways, she was there, I was sure of it.
If only I could find him.
But when love finally showed up, she had a bow cut.
He wore the same clothes every day for a week.
Love hated the bus.
Love didn't know anything about The Beatles.
Instead, every time I try to kiss love, our teeth got in the way.
Love became the reason I lied to my parents. I'm going to- Ben's house.
Love had terrible rhythm on the dance floor, but made sure we never missed a slow song.
Love waited by the phone because she knew if her father picked up it would be: "Hello? Hello? I guess they hung up."
And love grew, stretched like a trampoline.
Love changed. Love disappeared,
Slowly, like baby teeth, losing parts of me I thought I needed.
Love vanished like an amateur magician, and everyone could see the trapdoor but me.
Like a flat tire, there were other places I planned on going, but my plans didn't matter.
Love stayed away for years, and when love finally reappeared, I barely recognized him.
Love smelt different now, had darker eyes, a broader back, love came with freckles I didn't recognize.
New birthmarks, a softer voice.
Now there were new sleeping patterns, new favorite books.
Love had songs that reminded him of someone else, songs love didn't like to listen to. So did I.
But we found a park bench that fit us perfectly
We found jokes that make us laugh.
And now, love makes me fresh homemade chocolate chip cookies.
But love will probably finish most of them for a midnight snack.
Love looks great in lingerie but still likes to wear her retainer.
Love is a terrible driver, but a great navigator.
Love knows where she's going, it just might take her two hours longer than she planned.
Love is messier now, not as simple.
Love uses the words "boobs" in front of my parents.
Love chews too loud.
Love leaves the cap off the toothpaste.
Love uses smiley faces in her text messages.
And turns out, love shits!
But love also cries.
And love will tell you you are beautiful and mean it, over and over again. "You are beautiful."
When you first wake up, "you are beautiful."
When you've just been crying, "you are beautiful."
When you don't want to hear it, "you are beautiful."
When you don't believe it, "you are beautiful."
When nobody else will tell you, "you are beautiful."
Love still thinks you are beautiful.
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Love is not who you were expecting, love is not who you can predict.
Maybe love is in New York City, already asleep;
You are in California, Australia, wide awake.
Maybe love is always in the wrong time zone.
Maybe love is not ready for you.
Maybe you are not ready for love.
Maybe love just isn't the marrying type.
Maybe the next time you see love is twenty years after the divorce, love is older now, but just as beautiful as you remembered.
Maybe love is only there for a month.
Maybe love is there for every firework, every birthday party, every hospital visit.
Maybe love stays- maybe love can't.
Maybe love shouldn't.
Love arrives exactly when love is supposed to,
And love leaves exactly when love must.
When love arrives, say, "Welcome. Make yourself comfortable."
If love leaves, ask her to leave the door open behind her.
Turn off the music, listen to the quiet, whisper,
"Thank you for stopping by."
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School is designed to teach you how to respond and listen to authority figures in the event of an emergency. Like if there's a bomb in a mall or a fire in an office. It can, apparently, take you more than a decade to learn this. These are not the best days of your life. They are still ahead of you. You will fall in love and have your heart broken in many different, new and interesting ways in college or university (if you go) and you will actually learn things, as at this point, people will believe you have a good chance of obeying authority and surviving, in the event of an emergency. If, in your chosen career path, there are award shows that give out more than ten awards in one night or you have to pay someone to actually take the award home to put on your mantlepiece, then those awards are more than likely designed to make young people in their 20's work very late, for free, for other people. Those people will do their best to convince you that they have value. They don't. Only the things you do have real, lasting value, not the things you get for the things you do. You will, at some point, realise that no trophy loves you as much as you love it, that it cannot pay your bills (even if it increases your salary slightly) and that it won't hold your hand tightly as you say your last words on your deathbed. Only people who love you can do that. If you make art to feel better, make sure it eventually makes you feel better. If it doesn't, stop making it. You will love someone differently, as time passes. If you always expect to feel the same kind of love you felt when you first met someone, you will always be looking for new people to love. Love doesn't fade. It just changes as it grows. It would be boring if it didn't. There is no truly "right" way of writing, painting, being or thinking, only things which have happened before. People who tell you differently are assholes, petrified of change, who should be violently ignored. No philosophy, mantra or piece of advice will hold true for every conceivable situation. "The early bird catches the worm" does not apply to minefields. Perfection only exists in poetry and movies, everyone fights occasionally and no sane person is ever completely sure of anything. Nothing is wrong with any of this. Wisdom does not come from age, wisdom comes from doing things. Be very, very careful of people who call themselves wise, artists, poets or gurus. If you eat well, exercise often and drink enough water, you have a good chance of living a long and happy life. The only time you can really be happy, is right now. There is no other moment that exists that is more important than this one. Do not sacrifice this moment in the hopes of a better one. It is easy to remember all these things when they are being said, it is much harder to remember them when you are stuck in traffic or lying in bed worrying about the next day. If you want to move people, simply tell them the truth. Today, it is rarer than it's ever been.
(People will write things like this on posters (some of the words will be bigger than others) or speak them softly over music as art (pause for effect). The reason this happens is because as a society, we need to self-medicate against apathy and the slow, gradual death that can happen to anyone, should they confuse life with actually living.)
- Misato: If you take that into consideration, then perhaps this world isn't that bad.
- Shinji: Still, the reality itself might not be bad, but I could still hate myself.
- Hyuga: : But it's your mind which takes reality and separates it into what's bad and hateful.
- Aoba: It's only the mind which separates reality from truth.
- Maya: Any new position from which you view your reality will change your perception of its nature. It's all literally a matter of perspective.
- Kaji: There are as many truths as there are people.
- Kensuke: But there is only one truth that is your truth. That's the one that's formed by whatever point of view that you chose to view it from. It's a revised perception that protects you.
- Toji: That's true. And one can have a perspective that's far too small.
- Hikari: However, a person can only see things from the perspective that they chose to see them from.
- Asuka: One must learn to judge things via the perceived truths that one receives from others.
- Misato: For example, sunny days make you feel good.
- Rei: Rainy days make you feel gloomy.
- Asuka: If you are told this is so, then that is what you believe is so.
- Ritsuko: But you can have fun on a rainy day as well!
- Fuyutsuki: Your truth can be changed simply by the way you accept it. That's how fragile the truth for a human is.
- Kaji: A person's truth is so simple, that most ignore it to concentrate on what they think are deeper truths.
- Gendo: You, for example, are simply unused to what it is to be liked by others.
- Misato: You've never learned how to deal with fearing what others feel about you and so you avoid it.
- Shinji: But, don't the others hate me?
- Asuka: What are you, stupid? Haven't you realized it's all in your imagination, you megadork!
- Shinji: But, I hate myself.
- Rei: One who truly hates himself cannot love, he cannot place his trust in another.
- Shinji: I'm a coward. I'm cowardly, sneaky and weak.
- Misato: No, only if you think you are, but if you know yourself, you can take care of yourself.
- Shinji: [introspectively] I hate myself. But, maybe, maybe I could love myself. Maybe, my life can have a greater value. That's right!. I am no more or less than myself. I am me! I want to be myself! I want to continue existing in this world! My life is worth living here!
- [Shinji's room cracks open and he finds himself on a small blue globe with the cast of the series]
- Everyone: [applauding] Congratulations!
- Shinji: Thank you all!
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Bayern Munich returns to the Allianz Arena with a 1-1 draw in the aggregate against Manchester United in the second leg of their Champions League quarterfinals. Munich boss Pep Guardiola says if they're to get past United, it will come down to the minor details.
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During October, the trees come alive with color in my region. One year, a particular tree caught my attention. Like Joseph, it wore a "coat" of many colors. Its top leaves were plum-colored. A little lower, the purple morphed into crimson foliage. The red gave way to robin's-chest orange, and... read more »
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Bugs love it and humans hate it. It's the pungent odor of the Rafflesia flower, a plant that can weigh more than 15 pounds and measure more than 3 feet across! This botanical beast smells like decaying flesh or rotting meat, an odor that carrion beetles and flies adore. Although this bloom... read more »
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I was wowed by a video clip in which seven singers performed an 800-year-old hymn. They sang it a cappella in a German subway station where the underground acoustics created a haunting, beautiful sound. While the performance mesmerized me, I noticed that only a few people stopped to listen. With... read more »
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"Namer's remorse" is on the rise. Parents of infants write to me, agonized that they've made the wrong name choice. This epidemic arises from the wide-open array of name choices that today's expectant parents face. If you can choose anything -- anything -- how can you be sure you made the best possible choice? How do you even know when to stop looking?
The best time to protect yourself against namer's remorse is before you've settled on a name. At some point between brainstorming and decision making, you'll find yourself with a list. This "short list" represents the names you and your partner felt were worthy of serious consideration. The next natural step is to narrow the field by thinking of reasons to eliminate most of the names.
Don't do it.
Read more here- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/laura-wattenberg/a-onestep-recipe-for-baby-name-contentment_b_3228806.html?utm_hp_ref=parents-pregnancy
BTDT mamas- have you ever experiences namer's remorse?
|Fri, 05-10-2013 - 11:03am
I've felt it to a point. I really love my oldest son's name, but it is SUPER popular. I didn't even realize it at the time we named him... I just didn't follow trends at all. Looking back I wish I would have paid a little more attention and maybe gone with a different name.


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Release Date: 02/09/2010
Tracks in It's Entertainment!: Home, Life With You, Hallelujah, Just Like Jesse James, Hard For Me To Say I'm Sorry, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, Doo Wacka Doo, Amazing Grace, Hello Again, When You Wish Upon A Star, Standing On The Corner, Surfer Medley, Sway, (Everything I Do) I Do It For You, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
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- Home Lyrics
- Life With You Lyrics
- Hallelujah Lyrics
- Just Like Jesse James Lyrics
- Hard For Me To Say I'm Sorry Lyrics
- Bad Bad Leroy Brown Lyrics
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- Hello Again Lyrics
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- Standing On The Corner Lyrics
- Surfer Medley Lyrics
- Sway Lyrics
- (Everything I Do) I Do It For You Lyrics
- I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For Lyrics
It's entertainment | Reviewer: Rick Stapleton | 11/25/10
The CD for sale of the show is the version from Toronto 29009 and not the one I saw in Clearwater, Fl Nov. 23, 2010. I am trying to get that copy. Both shows were great. I have seen 3 shows now, and hope to see more. Dose anyone knew what was the name of the song, Neil sang? I think it was Lori, my story and me, can someone fill me in this song?
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A Yemeni court today convicted 32 suspected al Qaeda operatives for planning to carry out suicide bombings against oil and gas installations and other Western and U.S. interests.
The group on trial included 36 Yemenis but four were acquitted of the charges.
Six of the group remain at large — all top suspects who were tried in absentia. Three of them were sentenced to 15 years in prison each, another one got 12 years and the remaining two 10 years each.
The prosecution had charged the group with "forming an armed gang aimed at carrying out sabotage attacks." They were accused of planning to attack oil installations in the Marib and Hadaramout provinces with rocket-propelled grenades in September 2006.
Three of the suspects claimed their confessions were elicited throught torture.
Torture has been a concern in Yemen before.
In 2004, the United Nations' Committee on Torture recommended that Yemen define precisely what constitutes torture and align its laws with the U.N.'s Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. The committee also raised concerns that criminal penalties such as flogging and amputation of limbs may be in violation of the Convention.
Yemen is considered an al Qaeda stronghold with it being Osama Bin Laden's ancestral homeland and also the site of the 2000 terrorist attack on the USS Cole in the country's port of Aden.
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The first essay of Leslie Jamison's The Empathy Exams, from which the collection takes it title, begins with a declaration of performed pain: "My job title is medical actor, which means I get to play sick." The final, "Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain," ends with a "search for possibility." It asks how we might understand this performed pain–bloody, self-inflicted, purple, feminized or otherwise–and also all pain, in all its painfulness, as real. The nine essays in between are exercises in not letting the violence of metaphor, and metaphorizing pain (the act of writing, really), overpower painful realities and the reality of pain itself. They are, as Jamison titles two paired series of shorter essays, "pain tours."
Jamison, as a participant-observer, tours us across landscapes of bodily and spiritual and psychic suffering–real and imagined, literary and literal: the mysterious formications of Morgellon's disease; Frida Kahlo's vocabulary of color as a private language of despair; a defense of the sentimental genre that emerges from the history of artificial sweeteners; a gripping reading of the Paradise Lost documentary trilogy that helped to exonerate the alleged young murderers known as the Memphis Three; a palimpsest of "the contours of two parallel geographies, one mapping the narco wars and another the landscape of literary production" in Mexico; a perverse incarnation of the Most Dangerous Game that calls itself the Barkley Marathon; a festival of miniatures for the life-sized desires of a Bolivian town.
Thanks to Jamison's writing, we are granted acute access to these strange topographies. In return, Jamison asks that we travel along with her as more than strangers. We are not given permission to stare dumbly as tourists. We are pushed beyond the voyeur's glass window into the sweaty, and uncomfortable, and contested seat of the journalist's chair–and, if we summon enough feeling, her subjects' too. Jamison tries to hold us all accountable while also often wondering aloud whether and to what extent this type of accounting is possible.
As an intellectual project, the collection reads as an inquiry into the economics of empathy. An inquiry that explicitly and brilliantly seeks more questions in the place of answers: What is the value of feeling for another if it doesn't change anything about their material situation? Can making ourselves into better feelers actually help others feel better? When might it make everything worse? How can we dwell on wounds–our own and others–in the face of the rampant accusation (our greatest fear and shame) of wound-dwelling? When does empathy slide into narcissism? Is empathy always just narcissism by another name–or is this fear of solipsism an alibi we use to get ourselves off the hook, with our doors locked, relationships confined to the contacts in our phones?
Jamison's extensive dwelling on the self–a dwelling that would so lovingly be called self-reflexivity/consciousness/charm when exhibited by her male counterparts and is perhaps too readily called narcissism for females–is daring in its willingness to dwell on the unknown. These internal debates end not with a harsh RESOLVED but with the insistently feminist curve of the question mark. That Jamison asks these questions of herself doesn't mean she has all the answers. "What good is guilt?…We ask. We like the sound of the question. It puts a crude finger on a heartbeat in us that won't stop racing, a pulse broken in sympathy. It makes us talk. It makes us talk about ourselves. It makes us confess. We want to purge something that even confession won't justify."
It's worth noting that the word "essay"–as anyone who has ever looked it up in a dictionary will condescend to tell you–comes from the French verb to try. I think this factoid is important insofar as The Empathy Exams is a series of trials: the essays examine and experiment the histories and pleasures and limits of this oddly relational feeling. They quite literally test, with a keen eye and capacious heart, our own capacity to relate to these relations, to feel with and for and through others–in short, to empathize.
They sketch out this structure of empathy–as feeling, as questionable feeling, as necessary feeling–in their form. They are all part memoir, part someone or something else's story. Jamison tries to feel with and through her subjects; we try and feel with and through her feeling. But these trials are not cumulative. There is no feel-good moral to the stories, no conclusive take-away. "Like Stevens' thirteen blackbirds, we see pain from every angle; no single posture of suffering is allowed any measure of perceptual tyranny," Jamison writes of Anne Carson's "The Glass Essay" in "Grand Unified Theory," but she might as well be summarizing her own collection as well. Her perspective is likewise kaleidoscopic and firmly situated: an ecstatic panorama of observation privy to all of its own particular agonies of flesh. Remember: "We can't see suffering one way; we have to look at it from thirteen directions and that is only the beginning–then we are called forth to follow this figure out of the light."
Jamison is always present as a first person narrator and her presence on the page is the figure we follow into the light. Yet as our thoughtful guide, she sounds less like the retrospectively-omniscient-New Yorker-writer, wryly profiling (in this caricature) the personalities of "fascinating" subjects, and more like a real person thinking in real time. This means that when she's funny she's funny without the jaded edges of irony. This means that she's willing to admit when she feels like "an idiot," when she doesn't know what's going on, what she doesn't know. She processes–and takes readers through the process–of these errors not towards some higher path of ultimate truth, but rather, down the gentle slope of humility, inadequate and intimate. In "Devil's Bait" Jamison discusses the "strange sympathetic limbo" that comes with writing about Morgellon's disease, a dermal condition known to its sufferers as excruciatingly real but to the medical community as a collective delusion: "I wish I could invent a verb tense full of open spaces–a tense that didn't pretend to understand the precise mechanisms of which it spoke; a tense that could admit its own limits."
Nearly every one of her essays acknowledges, at some point and in considerable detail, its own scene of writing. Like that moment when she writes about taking a break from typing notes for her essay on the Barkley Marathon to watch the Real World in the backseat of her car (was it a station wagon?) in the pouring rain as her computer battery was just about to die. Or when, in the last moments of "Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain," the last moments of the book, she writes (I cry): "Pain that gets performed is still pain. Pain turned trite is still pain. I think the charges of cliché and performance offer our closed hearts too many alibis, and I want our hearts to be open. I just wrote that. I want our hearts to be open. I mean it."
Her constant self-examining, self-reflective presence is more than a winning rhetorical move: it is always also an ethical stance. There is no view from nowhere here, nor are any of her critical positions unstudied.
As she wrote these articles and fiction short and long, Jamison studied at Harvard, then Iowa's Writer's Workshop for Fiction, and now Yale, where is she currently completing her PhD dissertation in English. What is so amazing about her hybridization of scholarly and creative genres is not just the risk but its results: rigorous, probing, inventive prose. She employs both the Writer's Workshop eye for fine-toothed description ("He was like a kid's drawing of God") and the academic's insistence on intervening into an existing conversation–and does so conversationally: "Wallace Stevens called sentimentality a "failure of feeling," but his syntax is ambiguous: does he mean that we've failed our feelings or that they've failed us? This ambiguity seems to circle back to Solomon's distinction…" She locates us among the small details of the world; she locates her own position within a critical dialogue; and in doing, swiftly swims us inside of these problems, too. You might even recognize–in her ritual (dis)avowals of psychic pain, of guilt and confession, of the shame of watching oneself cry–and the thrilling pleasure, your own aching secrets. I did.
We can read the essays, as they are collected and assembled here, as an ethnographic excavation–of the splintered spectacle of the self, of sentimentality as virtue rather than disease, of illness and metaphor, of dead hot shame. As a journey to the wayward center of a feeling that is always off-center. A journey that must inevitably end with the not-defense, not-apology, not-jargon theoretical framework she calls (in earnest, I hope) "Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain." I like to think she calls it this because no one else would dare to totalize female pain. Which is her point. She reminds us how tiring it is and how damn tired we are of seeing Woman as nothing but a pretty picture, a never-ending bruise. That essay is a request and invitation that is also a question: "…what if some of us want to take our scars seriously?"
She is writing against the tradition that turns female suffering into a trope, that turns real cries into the aestheticized contours of the hysteric's arched spine. "I want to insist that female pain is still news. It's always news. We've never already heard it." She is writing against the dominant literary canon that makes female pain into the butt of an infinite jest. But she is also writing against our tendency as "post-wounded women" to shrug at this masculine tradition with "post-wounded" laughter. She is writing the essay I'd been waiting to read my whole life. She is writing: "There is a way of representing female consciousness that can witness pain but also witness a larger self around that pain–a self who grows larger than it scars without disowning them, who is neither wound-dwelling nor jaded, who is actually healing."
And as she sketches this self–at once a private quilt and an authoritative cenotaph, eleven fractured and oracular representations, healing, wounded, always and never broken–so too are we as readers invited to suture our own failures of feeling into the essays, to map our conscience onto the consciousness of others, to wonder what the conditions of possibility might be for feeling differently, for feeling more. With bigger hearts, arms uncrossed, arms wide open. Arms wide open: it's a cliché, but I mean it, too.
Throughout her work, Jamison encounters and cites the brightest figures of the generation before her, writers like Grealy, Carson, Sontag, Didion, and the like. I–we–will quote Jamison. We've never already heard it.
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Fantasy Source Spin: A fringe NFL talent, LeFevour will be the third quarterback behind Blaine Gabbert and Luke McCown. It's somewhat of a head-scratcher that the Jags would choose this week to add QB depth with so many missing bodies on the defensive side of the ball.
Tue Sep 6, 2011 4:00 pm Bengals released QB Dan LeFevour from the practice squad.
Fantasy Source Spin: They're going with the similarly weak-armed Zac Robinson. The Bengals kept only two quarterbacks on their 53-man roster (Andy Dalton, Bruce Gradkowski), quickly souring on LeFevour. A prolific passer at Central Michigan, LeFevour has proven a product of his college system. He lacks adequate velocity on throws.
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Sat Aug 21, 2010 9:56 am Bears QB Dan LeFevour will see a majority of the snaps behind Jay Cutler in Saturday's preseason game against the Raiders.
Fantasy Source Spin: With Caleb Hanie (shoulder) sidelined, LeFevour will see significant action. How he performs will go a long way in determining how he fits in Mike Martz's offense. There's a chance LeFevour fails to make the team.
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Sat Apr 24, 2010 2:42 pm Bears selected Central Michigan QB Dan LeFevour with the No. 181 overall pick in the 2010 draft.
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When the surplus was revealed in the fund's annual report last October, it was obviously low-hanging fruit for lawmakers trying to balance the state budget with limited options for new revenue. Asked about the likelihood of raiding the fund in May, Gov. Maggie Hassan said the state had to confront a variety of tough choices, especially if it was to avoid a Senate-proposed $50 million cut in state personnel costs.
The statute creating the renewable-energy program clearly states that the funds collected cannot be used for any other purpose, but the Legislature works around those restrictions by including this phrase when redirecting money from a dedicated fund: "notwithstanding any provision of the law to the contrary."
Ratepayers don't see a separate line for renewable-energy compliance on their electric bills. It's blended into the energy supply rate.
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Without this it is quite annoying to go back and change the word back from what SK thought plus it will be great to have predictions for it. Swype does it and i would hate to have to switch to swype.
hey guys please introduce hinglish language..its a mix of hindi + english ...a alot of indians these days use this language when they are talking to their friends or relatives...
eg - of hinglish ---
tum kya kar rhe ho ?
the meaning of that sentence is what are you doing.... so hinglish basically is writing hindi sentences in english!!
I am an Indian, and we usually type our Hindi language in English format called as Hinglish. This support is available in some of the keyboards., viz Adaptxt keyboard. I would like have Hinglish support.
Dr. Vivek Raskar
Get support for hinglish
It is writing phonetically sounding hindi
Will be much popular in India
Please add hinglish language support like swype has
Hinglish language is used by many youngsters nowdats in india so we should get hinglish language support.
Please add support for Indian English or Hinglish & Hindi language. India is a big market with lots of users.
India is the single largest market for English this decade.
Using SK for Indians is a pain...Microsoft and Android support Indian English which is primarily the addition of proper nouns...names of people and places. Please add this to be relevant here....
"Teaching" SK is also a Pain as one needs to make it learn "Sandeep" as well as unlearn "Sudbury" as an example.
Hinglish is now available in SwiftKey 3.1 http://www.swiftkey.net/en/blog/happy-holidays-from-swiftkey-half-price-sale/
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Nitin Pandey commented
I simply cannot get the Hindi keyboard even after enabling and downloading the Hinglish data
Pratik commented
Thanks a lot..i totally forgot that i had requested this... :)
Michael Hathi commented
Great! Thank you for this Christmas Gift.. :)
Anonymous commented
Preinstalled list of hindi words identified as hinglish is necessary. All other major keyboards provide it . Why swiftkey cant.
Jitendra Chaudhary commented
Hinglish support can be added immediately, as Swiftkey is capable of learning user typing behavior from Email account and Facebook as well. Hinglish would be 1st step towrards full Hindi support on Switftkey.
D commented
Waiting for Hinglish
Pratyush Mittal commented
Just to add a little more details, Hinglish is just the transliteration of Hindi words into English.
Thus it is only an English dictionary but with few new words.
Krishnakant commented
waiting for Hindi
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Gajraj commented
we wnt hindi
Sandeep Jangra commented
Please provide HINGLISH language. It helps lots of INDIANS. Bcoz most of indian write their msg in HINGLISH. Xperia support hinglish
Jagjit commented
Not needed. As SwiftKey supports 3 languages at a time as long as you add Hindi to your existing English that will be enough!
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