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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Paternity Leave
As many of you have heard, my wife and I are expecting a baby boy at the end of October. I will be taking a temporary leave to help my wife and to bond with the little guy. We all know the baby can come at any time so Mr. Carozza and I have been busy with the hiring process. Actually, Bill and I have just hired a recent graduate from Keene State College to fill in for me. Her name is Jordan Whitiker and she has had some great experience with children for a young professional. I'm sure your son or daughter will continue to enjoy PE during these three weeks.
For those of you who join us on Tuesdays for the Walking School Bus, it will be postponed for the time that I'm away. Tentatively, Oct. 28th and Nov. 4th there will be no WSB. Tuesday Nov. 11th there is no school due to Veterans Day. Thank you so much for your support with this program!
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Walking School Bus!
|Some HMS students on their first walk of the year!
The HMS "Walking School Bus" is a weekly walk to school from the Cracker Barrel Deli. Weather permitting, we meet every Tuesday morning at 7:30 and start walking by 7:40. It only takes about five minutes so your son or daughter will have plenty of time on the playground before they head into school. It is completely voluntary; you can come every Tuesday or just when you have the extra time. If you would like to drop your child off, I will make sure he or she makes it to school safely and on time. Thank you and I hope to see you there!
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Body Worlds: Vital
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This past weekend my wife and I were traveling through Boston and decided to stop and buy tickets for "Body Worlds: Vital." It's a temporary exhibit that is currently on the second floor of Boston's Quincy Market. I highly recommend going if you're at all interested in anatomy, physiology, sports, or just simply exercise. Check out the short video clip at this Faneuil Hall events site.
One of my favorite parts was a comparison of families across the world (Canada, India, USA, Australia, Japan, Mexico, etc...) and their typical weekly diets. As you walk down this particular aisle, there were pictures on the walls of families with all of the groceries they consume in a week. Along side the list of food was a dollar amount (in US dollars) of what they normally spend. The message I received was that healthier looking families ate very little processed foods, more fruits and vegetables, and they didn't necessarily spend the most money. Adding the percentage of their food costs relative to their income would have made this point more clear. However, it was a great visual representation of the old saying, "you are what you eat."
The overarching theme of all the displays was that you have one body and it's up to you to make sure you take care of it. Many of the leading causes of illness are due to lifestyle choices that we have control over. We all need to make sure we eat properly, get enough sleep, limit alcohol, avoid tobacco, and manage our stress levels.
If you have the time and are in the area, I urge you to stop by and take a look!
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Welcome back to HMS!
|My wife Erin (carrying our little one!) and I enjoying a hike in Rocky Mtn. National Park.
This summer has been a busy one. In addition to our vacation to Colorado, we've been getting our house ready for our new baby and Erin has been transitioning from full time work to being a full time Mom. We are both so excited for this new chapter in our lives to begin.
I'm also excited to share with you that I attended a week-long Responsive Classroom workshop. Myself and two other colleagues from HMS traveled down to Westfield, MA for four days to immerse ourselves in the practice. For those of you who are not familiar with Responsive Classroom, it's an "evidence-based social and emotional learning program." As an educator, I think of it as a way to bolster a community in the classroom (or gym) by means of positive teacher language to ensure children are learning to their full potential. For a brief informational video on RC, scroll down along the right side of this blog.
For families who are interested in my weekly "walking school bus," I will announce a start date soon. Typically we begin sometime in mid-Sept and as long as the sidewalks are safe, we'll walk to school every Tuesday throughout the year. For more information click on the "Welcome Back" audio clip at the top right of this blog.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Spring into Fitness!
Every HMS PE class involves elements of fitness but once a year during our Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser, 2nd and 3rd graders really focus on building muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, and flexibility. Here are just some of the activities from this past week. Don't forget to check out the PE pics tab at the top for more photos! Happy Spring!
Monday, March 31, 2014
Jump Rope for Heart
Second and third grade classes at HMS have just started a fitness unit in their P.E classes. Students will be introduced to various types of activities that include jump ropes, medicine balls, agility ladders, stretch bands, balance disks, etc… During this unit, students will have the option to participate in a Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser. This program was designed by the American Heart Association to raise money and awareness for heart disease and stroke. Students may collect donations online through the website: www.heart.org/jump or hand in the donation folder with checks made out to the American Heart Association.
Knowing every detail may not make its way home, here are some answers to common questions:
1.) No, it is not mandatory to collect any money.
2.) There is no "event" that your child has to sign up for.
3.) If you choose to collect donations, the money must be brought back by 4/18/14
4.) Your child does not have to keep track of their jumps to receive donations.
Donation folders will be sent home with your child this week and for those families who choose to collect money, please convert all cash to checks (payable to the American Heart Association). As a thank you for your support, the AHA will provide students with small prizes for raising money. You can read about other details on the form itself. Thank you so much for your consideration and support of this great event.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Step Routines
Friday, February 7, 2014
Gymnastics: Vaulting Horse
Friday, January 31, 2014
Climbing Rope!
Thursday, January 30, 2014
2014 HMS Spaghetti Supper
Hey HMS families, come join us for our 8th annual Spaghetti Supper! The date is set for Tuesday February 11th with two serving times: 5:15 and 6:15. Please return the form that came home with your son or daughter to ensure our planning for you goes smoothly.
Prices for dinners are $6.00 for Adults, $3.00 for Children, and a Family Rate of $18.00
Checks can be make out to the Hopkinton School District
Hope to see you there!
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I recall reading that Tapioca Syrup can be substituted 1:1 for Sorghum syrup. Has anyone tried this and have they found this to be true?
Also, do you think this type of tapioca syrup would work? I'm having trouble locating tapioca syrup.http://www.barryfarm.com/nutri_info/...iocasyrup.html
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Pretty sure it's just sugar, same as brown rice syrup, and lacks the yeast nutrients of the Briess sorghum syrup we use to brew.
There are lots of recipes using onlu brs...so then this should work? Maybe add yeast nutriet?
I was going to say the same. That while it is used, I think that it lacked the nutrients needed. I couldn't find anything about it though. There's also questions about the body and dryness when used on a by-itself basis. I know a few beers that do use tapioca syrup as one of the fermentable ingredients though.
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I've used this exact tapioca syrup in a brew, and it came out a bit dry. i'd add some malted GF grains to give it body along with yeast nutrient.
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Stopped by a hop farm/lhbs/greenhouse on the way home from denver today... I saw some tapioca syrup next to their sorghum, label actually stated for gluten-free brewing... Forgot to get the name of it... Anyone else find info on this stuff?
I gave up on finding "official" tapioca syrup from a homebrew supply. I purchased Barry Farm's tapioca syrup and I have made 2 beers using it. One is bottled the other is currently fermenting. The bottled one has been one of the top 2 favorite beers among my friends and family who can drink barley based beer so if you have the funds, I'd recommend using tapioca syrup. But sorghum isn't bad. The #1 favorite is my PA IPA which is sorghum and brown rice syrup.


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FNF preview: Amir Khan-Danny GarciaESPN.com staff
Former junior welterweight champ Amir Khan, 25, won't get to take another run at Lamont Peterson (who got popped for performance enhancers) on July 14 in Las Vegas, but landing replacement foe Danny Garcia -- an undefeated 24-year-old junior welter t...Blog | July 06, 2012
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Whether or not Manny Pacquiao is becoming increasingly distracted by outside interests or, at age 33, is finally starting to slow down inside the ring, many experts believe Timothy Bradley Jr. could be the biggest threat to the welterweight champ in ...Blog | May 31, 2012
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There had been no public clamoring for a rematch of the controversial first fight between Bernard Hopkins and Chad Dawson, but next Saturday we'll get one nonetheless. On the bright side: It's an event whenever Hopkins fights at this point, Dawson is...Blog | April 21, 2012
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Manny Pacquiao, who stormed to a pair of decisive knockout victories to win world titles in a record-tying sixth weight class and a record-breaking seventh one, has been named the 2009 fighter of the year by the Boxing Writers Association of America.Story | Conversation | January 31, 2010
Fighting words: Campbell, Briggs filling in nicely for AtlasJoe Tessitore
Who misses Teddy Atlas? Not "Friday Night Fights" blow-by-blow announcer Joe Tessitore -- well, not yet at least.Story | Conversation | August 14, 2008
Too much, maybe? Gonzalez to test green CloudJoe Tessitore
At 18-0 with 17 knockouts, Tavaris Cloud has done no wrong inside the boxing ring. Still, he has his detractors -- namely, his next opponent, Julio Gonzalez.Story | Conversation | August 07, 2008
Reflections on an ill-fated night in the ringJoe Tessitore
Joe Tessitore reflects on Oscar Diaz's ill-fated bout with Delvin Rodriguez on July 17.Story | Conversation | July 24, 2008
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Yuriorkis Gamboa returns to action against Al Seeger on Friday.Story | Conversation | July 17, 2008
Adamek takes his show back to Chi-townJoe Tessitore
Tomasz Adamek will look to put on a show in front of his Polish fans on Friday, writes Joe Tessitore.Story | Conversation | July 10, 2008
Unbeaten no more: 'O's continue to goGraham Houston
Graham Houston takes a look at several boxers who lost their glossy, undefeated records this year.Story | Conversation | June 23, 2008
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There is a fear among some people with whom I converse that Pope Francis might undercut Roman curial congregations and devolve authority to regional conferences of bishops.
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Posted in Pope Francis, The Drill Tagged Apostolos Suos, Archbp. Müller, CDF, Lumen gentium, Pope Francis 31 Comments
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Antinomianism in high places is still antinomianism
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Wherein Fr. Z cynically reflects on Germany and divorce and remarriage
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Ah, the old 'squash your face up against the glass technique' .... but photographer Rut Mackel's series The Ugly Truth gives an old idea some fresh impetus
Mackel says that the idea of the project was to explore how our perceptions of someone change when their face is disfigured or distorted. And how the subjects themselves react to seeing their new selves.
To create the images, she simply asked her models to hold a framed piece of glass against their faces and shot through it.
Perhaps it's the choice of subject and the fact that the models themselves are helping to create the images that give this series an interesting, er, twist. Of course, people have been squashing their faces against glass for comedic effect for about as long as glass has existed. And photographers have used the technique many times before (here's a nice series from Neil Bedford, for example) – it's very much a student project staple.
Still, to our mind, by far the best use of the technique has to be Close Contact, the astonishing series of images created by Jenny Saville and Glen Luchford in 1995. But Mackel, who is based in London and who has been a freelance photographer since 2010, has a different take on the idea, producing a fun, at times slightly disturbing series of pictures. You can see more of her work here.
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2013-01-04 12:02:07
I don't know – I think the diminished colour just helps steer towards it's less slapstick style of delivery adding to the very charm the series.
Really nice juxtaposition of content and image quality.
Ignore that noise – Nice pics ma bey!
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Those photo's... My god. I make better photos on my blackberry z10. Although, it might also be considered "art". Oh well, these days a lot of things are considered "art" if they're ugly. Might well be my taste. Just my two cents!
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Based loosely on a couple of Somerset Maugham's Ashenden stories, this thriller may not be one of Hitchcock's best English films, but it is full of startling set pieces and quirky characterisation. About a British spy (Gielgud) who travels to Switzerland to kill an enemy agent, but murders the wrong man, it delights in the rivalry for Madeleine Carroll's affections between Gielgud, Lorre and Young, and in the numerous opportunities for unusual thriller ingredients that the (studio-concocted) Swiss settings afford: a chase through a chocolate factory, murder atop a mountain, death in a quaint church. And there is a more serious side, with Gielgud doubting his profession and patriotism after killing the wrong man.
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If you don't know what Suikogaiden is, they are a set of two visual novel spin-off games from the Suikoden universe, published on the PSOne in Japan, but never got an official western release.
Raww Le Klueze: "Almost six months later, here we are and Suikogaiden Vol.2′s English patch is now available for download.
Congratulations on a job well done to everyone involved and thanks for everyone's patience over the years as we worked towards this goal, not the least thanks to Rin, who may not have been involved in Vol.2 but without whom this project would not even have existed.
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And as an extra bonus, if your hero from Suikoden I was called TcDohl in Suikoden II the patch will automatically convert that to Tir. Provided you can find him…"
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If you want to be successful, get up early. When it comes to successful people -- from top CEOs to top politicians -- many share a common trait: Their alarms go off early. Very early. We're talking 4:30am, maybe as late as 5am. And then they get busy. Forbes magazine has identified things successful people accomplish before 8am when most of us are still swigging that second cup of coffee and looking for our car keys.
1. Exercise
People who successfully work out every day do it in the morning--before the phone calls, text messages and emails interrupt them and make them too tired to hit the treadmill later. Morning exercise not only gives you a health benefit of stronger bones and muscles and lower blood pressure, but also a sense of accomplishment.
2. Plan your day
Making both a to-do list of the minutiae and a goal list for the big picture is essential for the most productivity. Doing this in the morning allows not only time for quiet reflection, but also the concentration to work the magic of time management and fit it all into the coming day's schedule.
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If you want to be the person whom everyone else adores, you just have to be a charmer. What is charm? It's that special appeal some people exude. Even those who are not particularly attractive or sexy, but have loads of charm, seem to radiate something so special that others are drawn to them. Ladies Home Journal writer Margaret Renkl identified the five traits of charming people:
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A charming person has a unique ability to be fully engaged in the moment. They tend to be highly intelligent, curious and creative. They are able to see disparate connections. They are filled with energy, life and exuberance--and these qualities are contagious. "People are attracted to Oprah partly because they trust her, but partly because they think some of her energy is going to rub off on them," Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison, a professor of psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, told LHJ. "Charming people make other people feel more alive."
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Your mother called it poise. A poised person knows exactly what to do and what to say in every social situation, no matter how awkward or strange. Such a person projects self-confidence, which makes others feel comfortable. It's all about putting people at ease. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was a master at this, whether she was enjoying a day on the beach or hosting a formal state dinner at the White House.
4. An Interest in Others
A charming person is a sparkling conversationalist. When a charming person asks another, "How are you?" she really wants to know the answer. "Fine" isn't enough of a response. She asks about the other person's life. How are the children doing? Is your sick mother getting better? There is sincere, not feigned, interest. A charming person listens intently to the answers, giving her full attention. She makes her acquaintance feel treasured.
5. Curiosity About the World
Being deeply curious about all things is a trait of charming people--from trying new foods to reading books to meeting people. They always want to know more, and that attitude is contagious in that it inspires in others a sensation of energy, deeper engagement and greater curiosity, Dr. Jamison explained to LHJ.
From Women's Health...the average woman lugs 6.5 pounds of "essential items" in her bag. Doctors advise carrying one that's no more than 10% to 15% of your body weight. Here's what you're carrying around:
Check out these two videos of my flight with the Geico Skytypers! It was a blast!
Jim had the awsome opportunity to go fly with the Geico Skytypers yesterday afternoon. Here is a photo of Jim and his pilot.
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Today I want to share a simple recipe for St. Patrick Day cookies that are fun for lunches, parties or just for fun. You can even drizzle them with some melted candy melts (like I did for Valentine's Day) or frosted with buttercream. I am all about celebrating and do not need much of an excuse.
This is a simple recipe and it does require an hour of chilling, so be sure to plan for that. It is adapted from a Betty Crocker cookbook. I hope you enjoy it.
Shamrock Cream Cheese Cookies
1/2 cup butter, softened
3 ounces cream cheese, reduced fat ok
1 cup sugar
2 cups flour
1 egg
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
few drops of green food coloring
In a mixing bowl, blend together butter, cream cheese, sugar, egg and vanilla.
Slowly add flour and baking powder.
Mix together well. Add food coloring. Blend well. I suggest using an electric mixer.
Chill dough at least one hour.
Roll onto floured surface to 1/4 thickness. Cut out cookies and place on parchment paper.
Let cool before serving.
See more great Luck of the Irish recipes and craft ideas below:
Chocolate Chip Irish Cream Waffles from The Bitter Side of Sweet
Bailey's Lucky S'mores Bars from Gate to Plate
Triple Chcolate Drunken Cookies from the Plaid and Paisley Kitchen
Potato and Kale Cupcakes from Clarks Condensed
As "Luck of the Irish" week concludes I would like to thank you all for being here. I consider myself very lucky to have you as a reader! Thank you! What makes you feel lucky?
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By Melodie Warner
The U.S. commercial paper market fell on a seasonally adjusted and unadjusted basis in the week ended Wednesday, according to Federal Reserve data.
Changes in this market are a barometer of the economy's health because they show how much companies are borrowing for short-term needs like paying employees and managing their inventory.
In the week ended Wednesday, the commercial paper market fell $3.1 billion after rising by $8.8 billion on a seasonally adjusted basis the previous week. On an unadjusted basis, this week's decrease is $800 million after a gain of $4.9 billion. The unadjusted figure is a number many industry participants prefer to follow.
Total commercial paper outstanding now stands at $996.1 billion on a seasonally adjusted basis and $1.038 trillion on an unadjusted basis. At its peak in July 2007, the market was over $2 trillion in size on a seasonally adjusted basis.
The asset-backed portion of the market fell $3.9 billion after a decline of $3.4 billion on a seasonally adjusted basis last week. On an unadjusted basis, it declined $2 billion after falling $2.8 billion last week, the data showed.
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