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Parquet Courts share "Bodies" video, announce PCPC supergroup and tour dates
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Mom+Pop to host first ever stall at the Brooklyn Flea Record Fair this September
September 5th 2014
We'll be bringing along all of our releases, as well as some extra special goodies, and a handful of test pressings to raffle off.
Kindness shares "This Is Not About Us", second track from new LP "Otherness"
September 3rd 2014
Pre-order "Otherness" now to get yourself an immediate download of both "This Is Not About Us", and opening track "World Restart".
Courtney Barnett covers The Breeders "Cannonball", announces more US dates
September 2nd 2014
Courtney has added stops in Seattle, Portland, SF, and Phoenix to her Fall run with San Fermin and Mikhael Paskalev.
Cloud Nothings to release "Here and Nowhere Else" on limited blue cassette
September 2nd 2014
The band will be back touring the US this Fall with TYVEK, and touting an amazing glow-in-the-dark poster c/o Cleveland-based designers Charlie Wagers and Nick Spolarich.
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Victoria Park Hackney, not far from the Potential site of the Olympics and here we are to run our feet off in celebration of 25 years of the glorious Lomo LCA. The park is wonderful extensive in size and easy to get lost in, it was the perfect weather for a sports day. Fun packed and filled with sporting tension we battled in four teams to win coveted prizes and maintain our self esteem! Backwards racing!; three-legged racing;Hula hooping; the egg and spoon; bubble blowing and more chewing and bubble blowing! and not forgetting the wheelbarrow race, all to Olympic standard of course!
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2015 Woodbury Leadership Workshop with Walter Fluker
"Ethical Religious Leadership: Living & Leading Where Worlds Collide" with Walter Fluker
What does it take to be a good leader in today's ministry world? That's the question we'll address at the 2015 Woodbury Leadership Workshop. With Professor Walter Fluker as our guide, we'll explore what it means to provide ethical leadership in a setting in which an array of both religious and secular "worlds" collide.
We live in a time in which the old standards for what makes a ministerial leader "good" no longer make much sense. How do you determine the effectiveness of your leadership? Is it numerical growth? Spiritual growth? New programming? Institutional survival?
How do you determine the appropriate qualities of leadership? Is it to be a visionary? A servant? A pace-setter? A coach?
Just about any measurement that has been applied to leadership in the past needs to be redefined today. Relying on specific, pre-determined results alone isn't enough. So how do you know if you are the leader you need to be, the leader that is acting effectively and faithfully? How do you know if you are doing the right thing?
The workshop is interactive and will include presentations, small-group discussions, and large-group Q&A times. You will have the opportunity to explore issues and concerns that matter to you!
The registration fee is $145. The discounted fee for registrations received prior to Dec. 17 is $125. The registration fee includes a continental breakfast and lunch. (Registration form will be online soon.)
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Walter Fluker is the Martin Luther King Jr. Professor of Ethical Leadership at Boston University School of Theology, where he also serves as the editor of the Howard Thurman Papers Project and the Director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Initiative for the Development of Ethical Leadership. The founder of VisionQuest International and Walter Earl Fluker and Associates, he is a featured consultant, speaker, lecturer, and workshop leader at foundations, businesses, corporations, colleges, universities, governmental and religious institutions, nationally and globally.
He is the author of Ethical Leadership: The Quest for Character, Civility and Community. His recent publications include two volumes of a multi-volume series entitled, The Papers of Howard Washington Thurman and Educating Ethical Leaders for the Twenty-First Century. Ordained at Second Baptist Church in Evanston, Ill., in June 1980, he served as Pastor of the historic St. John's Congregational Church in Springfield, Mass., and Dean of the Lawless Memorial Chapel at Dillard University in New Orleans.
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As a faith leader how do you respond when you realize that a member of your church's high school youth group has been the victim of sexual assault (1 out of 5 teens report experiencing physical violence on a date)? If an elderly member of your congregation is experiencing abuse, what do you do (national surveys show that 11% of adults over 60 have faced physical, sexual, verbal, or emotional abuse)? One out of four women and one out of 12 men experience violence in their intimate relationships. How can churches insure that they're supporting these victims adequately? This workshop will equip lay people and clergy to respond with appropriate resources and knowledge to all those suffering some form of intimate violence.


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The home in the 1400 block of East Second Avenue caught fire around 1:00 a.m. The home owner was away at the time.
The cause of the fire isn't known, but a fire department statement says the front room has the worst damage.
The string of fires began at 12:18 p.m. Tuesday, when a house caught fire in the 600 block of East 11th Avenue. A fire department statement says careless smoking may have caused damage in an attic and garage.
Two people in the house were evacuated safely. Damage is estimated at $10,000.
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Continuing our series of articles on tax districts in McHenry County that are at or near the maximum rate allowed by law, today we look at Library Districts. Unlike a couple of Fire Protection Districts and School Districts, Library Districts … Continue reading
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There aren't many of them–two to be exact–but Sanitary Districts do exist in McHenry County. Usually, sewage is taken care of by municipalities. But, sometimes villages don't have enough money to provide the service and a separate tax district called … Continue reading
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A public official mentioned that the Tax Cap is going to "cost" the McHenry County Mental Health Board $600-900,000 this coming year. Problem about bumping up against the Property Tax Cap, I gathered. Whenever I heard a tax district official … Continue reading
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TuvaluSyllabification: Tu·va·lu
Pronunciation: /to͞oˈvälo͞o /
Definition of Tuvalu in English:
A country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean that consists of a group of nine main islands, formerly called the Ellice Islands; population 12,400 (est. 2009); capital, Funafuti; languages, English and Tuvaluan (both official).
The islands formed part of the British colony of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands but separated from the Gilberts after a referendum in 1975. Tuvalu became independent within the Commonwealth of Nations in 1978
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During this time, she traveled to California and Colorado with her girlfriends. She met her husband, Loren Charles Schwartz, at the park pavilion in Gillett, and they married at St. Brunos Catholic Church in Nadeau on June 2nd, 1962. They raised 4 children in their home on Eschner Avenue in Gillett. Above all else, Ethel loved her children and cherished her 13 grandchildren. She loved to golf, camp, fish, visit casinos, eat a good steak, and watch her children and grandchildren in all sorts of sports. Though initially more of a Chicago Bears fan, Ethel became a devout Brett Favre follower, and actually has a personalized autographed picture that she was very proud to own. In 1982 Ethel became a baseball fan, following the Milwaukee Brewers to the brink of the World Series. Finally, she became a big fan of Tiger Woods, and expressed frustration with his recent struggles. Most summer memories were made spending time with the kids in the backyard pool in Gillett, camping throughout Wisconsin and the UP of Michigan, and going to Pickerel Lake. She was a great cook and homemaker for Loren and the kids. Everyones favorites included Ethels apple pie, meat pie, and homemade dressing. There was not a morning without a homemade breakfast for her children before school, or a day that an amazing dessert was not waiting after dinner. She is survived by her son, Rodney (Karen) Schwartz of Pulaski, and their children Brittany (fiancé Kevin Arvey), Eric, and Sam; son Brian (Peggy) Schwartz of Appleton, and their children Leah, Anna, Carrie, and Isaac; daughter Renee (Dave Winger) Schwartz of Neenah, and her children Meghan, Lauren, and Ben; daughter Jodi Symons of Onalaska, and her children Emily, Stephanie, and Drew. Ethel is further survived by her sister Helen Brazil of Redford, MI, and her brother Norbert Poupore of Howard. She was preceded in death by her husband Loren, and her brother Melvin from muscular dystrophy in 1947. For their loving care, Ethel's family would like to thank Dr. Genadi Maltinski and his staff, Heartland Home Health Care, and the staff at The Cottages of Shawano. Friends and family may call from 4-8 p.m. Thursday, August 28, 2014 at Kuehl Funeral Home, Gillett. Visitation will resume Friday, August 29, 2014 from 9-10 a.m. at St. Johns Catholic Church, Gillett. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. with Father Dean Dombroski and Sister Marla Clercx officiating. Internment will take place following the Mass in St. Johns Catholic Cemetery. Kuehl Funeral Home (920)855-2144 will be assisting the family. Per the familys request memorial contributions can be made to either the Arthritis Foundation or Heartland Hospice. 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Parallel play
Parallel play is a form of play in which children play adjacent to each other, but do not try to influence one another's behavior. Children usually play alone during parallel play but are interested in what other children are doing. This usually occurs after the first birthday.[1] It usually involves two or more children in the same room who are interested in the same toy, each seeing the toy as their own. The children do not play together, but alongside each other simply because they are in the same room. Parallel play is usually first observed in children aged 2–3.[2] An observer will notice that the children occasionally see what the others are doing and then modify their play accordingly. The older the children are, the less frequently they engage in this type of play. However, even older preschool children engage in parallel play, an enduring and frequent activity over the preschool years. Additionally, it is sometimes observed in older children when playing video games, particularly hand-held games, as well as while engaged in fine-motor play such as drawing and coloring.[citation needed] In education, parallel play also describes activities where students are divided into pairs or small groups and work on the same activity simultaneously. This gives all students equal opportunity for active involvement and reduces exposure – since all students are playing, none are watching.
Mildred Parten was one of the first to study peer sociability among 2 to 5-year-olds in 1932. Parten noticed a dramatic rise of interactive play with age and concluded that social development includes three stages.[3] Parallel play is the first of three stages of play observed in young children. The other two stages include simple social play (playing and sharing together), and finally cooperative play (different complementary roles; shared purpose). The research by Parten indicated that preschool children prefer groups of two, parallel play was less likely with age, majority of kids chose playmates of the same sex and sand play along with constructive work were the most common parallel play activities. Other findings in her study showed that I.Q. level had little impact, siblings preferred to play with each other, home environment was a big factor and playing house was the most social play among children.[4] Research indicates that these forms of play emerge in the order suggested by Parten, but they do not form a developmental sequence in which later-appearing ones replace earlier ones. All types coexist during the preschool years.[5]
Developing skills[edit]
Parallel play helps children begin language development and create social relationships. Rubin et al.(1976) have suggested that those who play beside others may desire the company of other children but may not yet have the skills required to play in an associative or cooperative manner.[6] It can also assist with gross and fine motor skills, through the child's own individualized play. Parallel play can increase confidence because children are learning to play near others. Children can observe one another and learn to use new skills from playing alongside others. Eventually, it will lead to social development where the child will form relationships with others during play. Parallel play can be useful in encouraging expression of a child's feelings through their own individualized play. The child will increasingly learn to share and become aware of others emotions, as well as learn cause and effect through trial and error of adjusting and solving problems in play.
Parallel play is often viewed as characteristics of a "stage" through which children pass as they develop from solitary players to social players.[7] Children will undergo different playing stages in order to finally join people in groups. Smith suggested that a period characterized by parallel play is in some sense "optional" a stage that children may or may not go through (Bakeman & Brownlee, 873). Analysis published in 2003 in Early Childhood Research Quarterly showed that preschool children, who enjoy watching others engage in parallel play, can have future activities designed to help with transition into higher levels of social interaction. The parallel-play activities can help neglected or rejected children with social transition between social-play states. [8] Smith believed Parallel Play to be optional and not After Parallel play, children were most likely to be found in either Together or Group Play.[9] This suggests that Parallel play played an important role to this transition.
- ^ Kail, R.V., & Cavaunaugh, J.C. (2007) Human Development: A Life-Span View (5th ed.). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, Cengage Learning.
- ^ Santrock, John (1999). Life-Span Development. New York: McGraw Hill, Inc. ISBN 0-697-36439-9.
- ^ Vasta, Ross (1998). Child Psychology:The Modern Science. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. ISBN 978-0471192213.
- ^ Parten, M. B. "Social Play among Preschool Children." The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 28.2 (1933): 136-47. PsycINFO. Web.
- ^ Berk, Laura (2004). Development of the Life-Span. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN 0-205-39157-5.
- ^ Bakeman, Roger; Brownlee, John R. (Sep 1980). "The Strategic Use of Parallel Play: A Sequential Analysis". Child Development 51 (3): 873–878. Retrieved 8 October 2014.
- ^ Bakeman, Roger; Brownlee, John R. (Sep 1980). "The Strategic Use of Parallel Play: A Sequential Analysis". Child Development 51 (3): 873–878. Retrieved 8 October 2014.
- ^ C.C. Robinson "Sequential transition patterns of preschoolers' social interactions during child-initiated play: Is parallel-aware play a bidirectional bridge to other play states?". Early Childhood Research Quarterly 18 (2003) 3–21. PsycINFO. Web.
- ^ Bakeman, Roger; Brownlee, John R. (Sep 1980). "The Strategic Use of Parallel Play: A Sequential Analysis". Child Development 51 (3): 873–878. Retrieved 8 October 2014.


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leaf monkeySyllabification: leaf mon·key
Definition of leaf monkey in English:
A leaf-eating, arboreal Asian monkey that is related to the langurs.
- Genus Presbytis, family Cercopithecidae: several species
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- The white-bellied woodpecker, banded leaf monkey, cream-colored giant squirrel, and many tree species are all represented by just a handful of individuals.
- Species such as the banded leaf monkey and the cream-coloured giant squirrel have lost so many of their numbers that they will likely become extinct in a few decades - hence the term 'living dead.'
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California Worker's Comp.; I am pro per. My Judge, just got my case back from DEU; she now has 90 days to issue my PD Award; I don't have 9 days; what are my options to get the award much sooner?
You can ask the Judge to expedite your F&A, but I do not know of any legal authority that would require her to issue it before the statutory period.
She may issue it in 60 days, but the statute allows 90. They are all over-worked, so I would not get my hopes up for an early arrival.
Unfortunately the law allows for the judge to take that time. Perhaps you can approach the information and assistance officer at your venue and ask them if they would approach the judge to request the judge to expedite the matter. But again if somebody already mentioned there is no longer requiring them to do that.
I'm a bit unclear about your situation. Did you actually go to trial on your case, or did the judge ask the DEU to rate a report which was the basis of a settlement? If you went to trial and the judge issued rating instructions, and you just got the rating, both sides have time to object to the rating and move to strike it or to cross-examine the rating specialist. After that time, the case would stand submitted and the judge's 90 days would start to run.
When you say you don't have the 90 days, what do you mean? If you are not working, you probably should be receiving permanent disability advances, depending on the rating and on how much was previously advanced. If nothing has been advanced, a call from the Information & Assistance officer may get you some retroactive payments.
Of course, if you actually have an attorney, you should be asking your attorney about this.
You have to wait. Plus, remember that the insurance company has a due process right to appeal the WCJ's decision...and so do you. Nothing happens quickly in workers' comp - although it should.
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on Jun 11, 2013 at 5:07 pm
Good to see the Fire Department training and be prepared to respond for emergencies.
Lets just find a way to replace a couplel of very small old fire stations that are not earthquake safe so that the fire department will be able to respond after a big earthquake !
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Announcing our first two certified GENIE DREAMS Siren Soiree Producers:
Sanndi Thompson of Fayetteville, GA
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If you live near either of these gals, make sure to contact them when planning your next Birthday Party, Bachelorette Bash, Reunion, Retirement Celebration or Girls Night In event!
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
Our Headmistress Opens a Salon of her own
|Belvoir Castle - the birthplace of afternoon tea
You can find her on Facebook on The Siren School Salon page.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Gremlin Talk Radio
Our first ever Siren Speak blog talk radio show has taken place... riddled with ridiculous tech glitches including how the site decided to start our show 4 hours later than scheduled as it mysteriously (and wrongly) determined that my timezone is that of Samoa!!!!
Suffice it to say, we can only improve *wink*
For now, here is the affable Bonnie Ramsburg of the Bonnie's Lasses salon in Akron, OH. Listen at your own risk!
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For now, here is the affable Bonnie Ramsburg of the Bonnie's Lasses salon in Akron, OH. Listen at your own risk!
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Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Siren News - September 2014
Featuring Gnubie Gnuscaster Amanda Roncalio-Meyer!
· September has indeed been the month of the siren, as 4 salonnieres have been trained and certified, and their salons officially opened in Ohio, Georgia, and both Northern and Southern California. See their links in the description section below this video to learn about all of their upcoming local events and activities.
· If you've been toying with the idea of opening a salon of your own, the next Salonniere Training session will be held by videochat on October 5th. Salonniere Sanndi Thompson of Georgia's Bohemian Belles had this to say about her training session: "Most people think of training sessions as mundane or grueling, but I am here to tell you the training for Siren School Salonnieres is not at all your average class session! It is fun, informative, relaxed and inspiring. Joy Siren comes through in video chat just like she does in her posts, being that she is vibrant, sparkling,and full of life and light. More light is shed upon Siren School in this training and what it entails to be a Salonniere and have a chapter in your own town.So come on and be a Salonniere and spread the Joy!" Certification is currently free to all enrolled Siren School students, so don't miss your chance to turn your dream events into reality and happy memories
· Dust off that old copy of Pride & Prejudice and take gran's old teacup off the shelf to join in the nationwide Jane Austen themed Austentatious Afternoon Tea on November 8th. All are invited to participate either online or at their local salon. There will be games, trivia, prizes, and tea!
· Looking for a new idea when it comes to a friend's birthday party, a bachelorette bash, or get-together with your social group? Siren Soirees offer a variety of fantastical and culturally enriching sireny themes such as: Genie Dreams, Bollywood Bash, Island Hukilau, Mermaid Moments, Flapper Fete, Inside the Faerie Ring, Moulin Rouge Spectacle, Gypsy Jamboree, Pin-Up Play Date, Manners Mavens etiquette instruction, Charm Class, Hospitalitea parties and more
· To take your event to the next level, add a Dance Party to your soiree. Fantasy Fitness Instructor are trained to teach 1-hour dance parties as well as 6-week class sessions. Dance styles include: Bollywood, Polynesian, Can-Can, Charleston, Burly-Q, Samba, Flamenco, Gypsy, GoGo, Circus Arts, Mermaid aquatic dance and so on
· If you can't find a Siren Soiree Producer or Fantasy Fitness Instructor in your local area, consider becoming one yourself! It's a rewarding part-time job that puts you in touch with the siren community in a variety of rewarding ways
· The holidays are coming and so are your opportunities to ask for a Mythic Adventure getaway as a gift. Full-immersion theme experience take you to destinations New Orleans, Chicago, Cozumel, a desert oasis, just to name a few. Once there, excursions abound, as well as opportunities to laze in the sun and sight-see
· Practically all of the activities mentioned in this newscast earn Siren School students Plunder reward ducats. If you're not yet enrolled, click the link in the description section below this video. Annual enrollment is only $25 and allows you to start plundering immediately. It's a great way to earn ducats you can cash in for everything from a custom-mermaid tail to a weekend in San Francisco or even a 5-day Total Sirenity trip to Hawaii!
· Don't miss out on your chance to pre-order Siren's Treasure by Debbie Herbert, the follow up to Siren's Secret, available through Harlequin Nocturne, to be published Nov 1st. It's a Southern Supernatural Romance – Where love, like magic, casts its own spell of enchantment.
And now, the latest from our newly certified salonnieres:
· Bonnie's Lasses is Ohio's first Siren School Salon. Bonnie says, "I'm certified as a Salonniere, Siren Soiree Producer and Fantasy Fitness Instructor. Allow ME to be a part of YOUR next girls night in, birthday or party with a Bollywood Blast or Genie Dreams and Genie Belly Bliss themed event. Throw the ordinary out the window and let the extraordinary in the front door."
· Salonniere Kimberley Thomson Morris says of her salon, "Things are slowly starting to happen here at the Intrepid Ladies Adventure Club and Tea Society. Since we have gained full salon status, I have been furiously planning amazing adventures and wondrous teas for the enjoyment of our members and their guests. Our first gathering will be a Witch's Tea on October 18, 2014 and on November 8, 2014, our salon will hold its Austentatious Afternoon Tea for new members at the Quail and Thistle Tea House in Capitola, California. December will find us at the Great Dicken's Christmas Faire on the 6th. Costumes are encouraged, but hardly necessary. There is shopping, roaming street entertainers, and a wonderful tea room at The San Francisco Cow Palace which is transformed in to Victorian London just for the occasion. Next year there will be hikes, and beach trips, and lunch in the city, and...well, you get the idea."
· Georgia now has a Siren School Salon of its own – The Bohemian Belles, where a bit of bohemian flair and southern charm fuse together. Go on a ghost tales tour at Oakland Cemetery, one of Georgia's most historical cemeteries, or join the belles for a belly dance show, or perhaps have a moonlight picnic among the fireflies and magnolias. Let Bohemian Belles help ignite your bohemian soul and let your gypsy spirit soar!
· Sarah Gates of the Sea Jewels salon shares, "Do you live in the San Diego or Riverside, California area? Are you looking for some new gal pals to make a splash with? Well jump in, the water's fine at the Sea Jewel Siren School Salon! The Sea Jewels are gearing up to be an integral part of November 8th's Austentatious Afternoon Tea – in fact, we helped inspire it! For more information, visit us at SirenSeaJewels.com."
· La Vie Sirene magazine is now in its second year of publication. Join its rowdy bunch of contributors for their Villains issue kick-off party on Facebook on Oct 1. And feel free to contribute your own thoughts and stories to the Holiday Traditions and Tea issues. Or advertise your sireny business or project in the magazine or Siren School's theme-specific sites
· And now for some of the wackiest celebrations you can look forward to in the upcoming month. See the description section below for the full list: (Just mention a half a dozen or so that you like best J )
o National Custodial Worker Day
o Name Your Car Day
o Techies Day
o World Smile Day
o International Frugal Fun Day
o National Frappe Day
o Do Something Nice Day
o Come and Take it Day
o Mad Hatter Day
o Bald and Free Day
o Curious Events Day
o Moldy Cheese Day
o National Angel Food Cake Day
o It's My Party Day
o Take Your Teddy Bear to Work Day
o Moment of Frustration Day
o International Skeptics Day
o Wear Something Gaudy Day
o Evaluate Your Life Day
o Babbling Day
o Count Your Buttons Day
o National Bologna Day
o Make a Difference Day
o Punk for a Day Day
o World Pasta Day
o National Tell a Story Day
o Plush Animal Lover's Day
o Hermit Day
o National Frankenstein Day
o National Candy Corn Day
o And… Mischief Night
· For more information on any of today's news items, see the helpful, handy description section below. If you have news you'd like us to feature, just write to Siren School on Facebook or at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Friday, September 26, 2014
What you really reflect
What do you see when you look in the mirror?
How would you describe your reflection?
If you're seeing lumps of misshapen sagging flesh when you look in the mirror, the long-term solution is to use a different mirror. Your physiognomy doesn't truly define you. Your character does.
The verb "to reflect" includes the definition "to think, to ponder." When we reflect on a topic we consider it deeply and reverently. We deserve to consider ourselves the same way, not just according to the shallow image offered by a material mirror.
The poignant video below puts true shape into proper perspective.
If you want to see what you what you're really like, look at yourself through the eyes of those who love you best. You'll find out you shine with a beauty that never fades, but gets better with each passing day.
How would you describe your reflection?
If you're seeing lumps of misshapen sagging flesh when you look in the mirror, the long-term solution is to use a different mirror. Your physiognomy doesn't truly define you. Your character does.
The verb "to reflect" includes the definition "to think, to ponder." When we reflect on a topic we consider it deeply and reverently. We deserve to consider ourselves the same way, not just according to the shallow image offered by a material mirror.
The poignant video below puts true shape into proper perspective.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
1st Honorary Emissary Gift
Our first Honorary Emissary was announced a week or so ago. What recipient Christina Scheiman didn't know is that, in thanks, she'll receive complimentary Siren School enrollment for life!
Monday, September 22, 2014
Not just a fantasy anymore
At long last, our first Fantasy Fitness Instructors training has been completed. And word is, all survived! It was a beautiful session as sirens from different parts of the country came together via videochat to earn their certification as Genie Belly Bliss instructors.
Congratulations to:
The next 3 Fantasy Fitness trainings will be held in October & November, 2014:
Sign-ups are a snap on the Siren School boutique page.
Congratulations to:
- Bonnie Ramsburg of the Bonnie's Lasses salon in Akron, OH
- Kimberley Morris of the Intrepid Ladies Adventure Club and Tea Society salon in Hollister, CA
- Sarah Gates of the Sea Jewels salon in San Diego, CA
The next 3 Fantasy Fitness trainings will be held in October & November, 2014:
- Bollywood Blast - yep, you guessed it, jubilant dance like in the popular Bollywood movies
- Fathoms Deep - a water workout for Mermaids & Naiads, meaning with mertail and without
- Island Drums - Polynesian dance in all its intoxicating forms
Sign-ups are a snap on the Siren School boutique page.
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Thursday, December 4, 2014
Broadway Hit Musical Hairspray
Dinner at Sutton Pavilion at Syracuse Stage
820 East Genesee Street
5:30 p.m. Cash Bar Reception • 6:00 p.m. Buffet Dinner • 7:30 p.m. Show
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Where: Barnes Hiscock Mansion, 930 James Street, Syracuse
Who: SU Alumni & Friends
Cost: $15
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