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1. Detroit. QB Matthew Stafford, Georgia. The only reason the Lions would pass on Stafford is if they had questions about his signability. If they can come to an agreement on the money, there's no reason to think Stafford won't go to the Lions. No matter who goes here, the thing I'll miss most over the debate about No. 1 is the months of on-air skirmishes between Mel Kiper and Todd McShay. It's like the Lincoln-Douglas debates, only with better hair ... and if one of them was arguing from a sports bar. My favorite is this one, but this one isn't bad either.
2. St. Louis. OL Jason Smith, Baylor. I go back and forth with this one. New Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo made his bones as a defensive coordinator, so you'd think he'd be panting after a game-changing linebacker like Aaron Curry or Brian Orakpo. But the Rams need an offensive tackle, and Smith is the best one out there, just barely beating out Eugene Monroe.
3. Kansas City. LB Aaron Curry, Wake Forest. The Chiefs have other holes, but Curry is just too good to pass up at No. 3 -- he's the best defender in the draft. We detailed one of the many reasons to like Curry in our last mock draft, but we found another one -- he's texting the Lions' GM, lobbying to be the first overall pick.
4. Seattle. WR Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech. If the Seahawks don't go for Mark Sanchez, they're going to go after Crabtree, which should change the look of the top half of the first round. Crabtree's stock has risen considerably since the combine, and he has nosed his way into the Top 5.
5. Cleveland. LB Brian Orakpo, Texas. No need for Sanchez to go here if he's available, so Cleveland goes for the best linebacker left on the board. The biggest challenge won't be fitting him into the Browns' 3-4 defense -- it'll be for Chris Berman to try and devise a ridiculous nickname for Orakpo, whose greatest attribute might be that his name is Boomer-proof.
6. Cincinnati. OL Andre Smith, Alabama. The player with the biggest potential for boom-bust (and we're leaning toward bust, especially after this picture) goes to the Bengals. Makes sense. And he'll get great guidance in Cincinnati ... sorry about that. We don't have a sarcasm font.
7. Oakland. WR Jeremy Maclin, Missouri. Another team I go back and forth on -- still wouldn't be surprised if they made a ridiculous reach for a guy based on speed, but Maclin might be a guy who might satisfy Al Davis' jones for speed and be able to make a considerable contribution to the Oakland offense at the same time. Also wouldn't be shocked to see Boston College's B.J. Raji go here. Got a picture of the Raiders' pre-draft preparations -- check it out here.
8. Jacksonville. QB Mark Sanchez, USC. The Jags grabbed veteran Torry Holt, and while it doesn't completely put their wide receiver issues to rest, it will free them up to take Sanchez -- if the Redskins don't try and trade up to take him first. If Sanchez does go to the Jags, David Garrard moves his lease from year-to-year to month-to-month.
9. Green Bay. OL Eugene Monroe, Virginia. Monroe is one of the most wide-open guys in the draft. Some believe teams could flip a coin between him and Smith -- Monroe could go as high as No. 2. But depending on what happens to Sanchez and Crabtree, the dominos could start to tumble and Monroe could end up slipping. If he does, the Packers would love to grab him at No. 9 to help shore up an older offensive line.
10. San Francisco. DE Aaron Maybin, Penn State. Another riser who would make a lot of sense for the San Francisco defense. The Niners are in good shape to make some noise in this draft -- they have nine picks, including three in the Top 100.
11. Buffalo. OT Michael Oher, Mississippi. The Bills' trade of Jason Peters leaves them with a void along their offensive line. With Monroe moving down, Buffalo will benefit by taking Oher.
12. Denver. DT B.J. Raji, Boston College. Probably too low, but he and Monroe have the most riding on who goes after Sanchez. A nice fit for the Denver defense, Raji is a plugger who can take up plenty of space along the line. LSU's Tyson Jackson could go here as well.
13. Washington. DE/LB Robert Ayers, Tennessee. If Sanchez is gone, the Redskins should go for Ayers. For a scouting report on Ayers, we turn it over to his former college roommate, Jerod Mayo: "He's very versatile. He can play linebacker, he can play defensive tackle, defensive end. Whatever you want," Mayo said. "He's a competitor. He's a great player."
14. New Orleans. RB Beanie Wells, Ohio State. An every down back for the Saints. They better hope they don't swing and miss on this guy, though -- they only have four picks the whole weekend. How do you leave yourself with just four draft picks, and just one in the Top 100? Did the Saints turn their draft over to a bunch of AIG executives?
15. Houston. LB Brian Cushing, USC. One of three Trojan linebackers who could be taken in the first round. It's been a good offseason for the Texans, who have upgraded considerably at linebacker.
16. San Diego. LB Rey Maualaga, USC. I've got the Chargers going after Maualaga, and I feel good about the pick because my man Buddy has him going No. 16 to San Diego as well. Mmm. San Diego. Drink it in -- it always goes down smooth. The Chargers lost Igor Olshansky, and could therefore take a shot at LSU defensive tackle Tyson Jackson.
17. New York Jets. WR Percy Harvin, Florida. If not Harvin, there's a good chance they could take Kansas State quarterback Josh Freeman. But forget who the Jets are going to take this year. Patriots' fans should sit back and watch this classic video from a couple of years ago, a montage of angry New York football fans reacting to various Jets picks over the years. My favorite part is seeing former commissioner Pete Rozelle with a small, knowing smile right before they take Johnny "Lam" Jones: Are you ready for this one, you savages?
18. Denver. LB/DE Everette Brown, Florida State. This is a good year for hybrids, and Brown is one of the best out there. Like Raji, he's probably too low here -- he's better than the 18th overall selection -- but the impact of Oher being bumped down the board shoves him down a peg. (Also, Everette isn't the most intimidating of names. He'd be a lot closer to the top of the draft if he was named Earl or Butch or Hammer. Everette is a guy who eats finger sandwiches. He'd be the first guy in the history of the NFL named Everette.)
19. Tampa Bay. QB Josh Freeman, Kansas State. The Bucs are a hard team to get a read on -- they could go in several directions at No. 19. They could use help on defense, and also need a backup quarterback. If they go defense, it'll be Ohio State linebacker James Laurinaitis or USC linebacker Brian Cushing. We think it'll be Freeman -- more people we've talked to believe there's no middle ground with Freeman. He'll either be a great player or a complete stiff. (Speaking of stiff, here's a word from Jim McMahon...)
20. Detroit. CB Malcom Jenkins, Ohio State. He'll probably move to safety in the pros, but is still the best defensive back available.
21. Philadelphia. RB Knowshon Moreno, Georgia. The Eagles need to take some of the workload off Brian Westbrook's shoulders, and Moreno could provide a big boost to the Philadelphia offense. Could also go after Pitt's LeSean McCoy or UConn's Donald Brown, two very good pass-catching backs. If the Eagles pick Moreno, I'm totally going to friend him on Facebook, thanks to this page. He'll be the only one of my friends named Knowshon.
22. Minnesota. WR Darrius Heyward-Bey, Maryland. The Vikings need a receiver that'll help stretch the field and free things up for Adrian Peterson. They also need a center to replace Matt Birk. If all the top tier wide receivers are off the board, they'll go for center Alex Mack out of Cal. Whoever they pick, Minnesota still invites ridicule on a weekly basis. They have a coach -- Brad Childress -- who looks like Major Dad and believes Tarvaris Jackson is worthy of starting at quarterback in the NFL. Good luck with that, Minnesota. At least you've still got Prince.
23. New England. TE/OLB Connor Barwin, Cincinnati. Nothing has shaken me from my belief that they're going after Barwin here, a versatile presence who could potentially fill a couple of needs, at least on a part-time basis. Other options include linebackers Robert Ayers, Clay Matthews or Larry English. But there's more and more talk about the Patriots doing one of two things -- using some or all of their second-round picks as part of a bigger deal, or finding a way to get a premier pass catcher at some point in the first two rounds.
24. Atlanta. TE Brandon Pettigrew. It's either a defensive tackle or a pass-catcher at this point -- remember, they passed on Glenn Dorsey last year for Matt Ryan. But Pettigrew is a better option at this point, clearly better than any other tight end in the draft and capable of giving the Falcons more help than anyone they could take at this point at defensive tackle. Pettigrew gives Ryan another quality target to throw to.
25. Miami. LB Larry English, Northern Illinois. I initially had cornerback Vontae Davis going here, but the physical nature of English would almost certainly be more appealing to Bill Parcells and the Dolphins. I could also see how Miami would take Maualaga or Clay Matthews if either somehow lasts to No. 25.
26. Baltimore. DT Evander "Ziggy" Hood, Missouri. The Ravens are apparently close to wrapping up a deal for Anquan Boldin, which would almost certainly change their draft focus. Instead of going after a wide receiver, they look to get a little support for an aging defense. If no deal gets done, look for them to take the best available receiver.
27. Indianapolis. DT Peria Jerry, Mississippi. The Colts really need some interior line help. If Hood is still there, they'll take him, but they'll settle for Jerry. (No one is worried how Jerry is going to do against NFL competition -- there is, however a question as to how he'd do against Barkevious Mingo, Iris Macadangdang and Vanilla Dong.)
28. Buffalo. Eben Britton, OT, Arizona. The Bills saw Jason Peters leave town, creating a need at the tackle spot. Britton has some positional versatility, but would step in nicely for Buffalo at the left tackle spot.
29. New York Giants. WR Kenny Britt, Rutgers. There's talk of the Giants and Browns swinging a deal that would send Braylon Edwards to New York -- if they do make that deal, the Giants will look elsewhere. But right now, Britt, Heyward-Bey (if he's available) or North Carolina's Hakeem Nicks would make the most sense at No. 29.
30. Tennessee. DT Jarron Gilbert, San Jose State. The Titans need some interior line help after losing Albert Haynesworth, and Gilbert is the best defensive tackle left. Plus, I needed an excuse to get this highlight in here somewhere. Tyson Jackson can't do that.
31. Arizona. RB Donald Brown, UConn. In the same fashion the Ravens, Colts and Titans will all be eyeballing each other when it comes to taking a defensive tackle, the Cardinals will be watching the Eagles and their choice of running back. If Philly takes Moreno, then the Cards should take Brown, a back who would serve as a worthy partner to Tim Hightower. If the Cardinals pull a surprise, it would be a wide receiver -- that is, if the Boldin to Baltimore deal goes through.
32. Pittsburgh. CB Vontae Davis, Illinois. The Steelers need a cornerback after the loss of Bryant McFadden, and there are a few good ones at the end of the first round, with Davis looking like the best of the bunch.
Christopher Price covers the Patriots for WEEI.com.
We find out what Chris Price was right and wrong about when he made a few predictions before the Lions game. Also, we hear some new ones regarding Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price preview Sunday's Patriots-Packers game, one that many are calling a possible Super Bowl preview.
We get our weekly NFL update with SI/MMQB's Peter King. Peter talks AFC East, first round byes, Jonas Gray/LeGarrette Blount and much more.
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
Sam and Ben talk with Greg Dickerson about how fun this year's Celtics team is to watch as well Jeff Green trade ideas.
Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
The Red Sox trotted out their newest FA acquisition Tuesday afternoon, third baseman, Pablo Sandoval. The Kung Fu Panda then joined MFB to talk about his conversations with (former) Giant teammate, Jake Peavy, about playing Boston. He also stressed that this move was the next big challenge in his life, and addressed some concerns about his defense, stating that he is focused on being at the hot corner for the duration of his contract.
Buster Olney of ESPN joined MFB to talk about all the free agent news surrounding the Red Sox over the past 24 hours
Red Sox beat writer Brian MacPherson joins Danny Picard to talk about the Red Sox going after Jon Lester and other free agents.
Andy Brickley joined the show to talk about David Pastrnak's first game, the offensive struggles, and Milan Lucic playing with the Swedes.
Dale and Michael get Jack Edwards' 'state of the B' report and talk about the win over the Blues at the Garden on Tuesday.
Andy Brickley joined the show and touched on last night's convincing win over a good team, Matt Bartkowski needing a wake up call, and the NHL review process.
BC football sideline reporter Scott Mutryn with the worst impersonation of all time.
Ben Cherington joined us to discuss the Sox off-season moves.
Dino picked the Pack.
We find out what Chris Price was right and wrong about when he made a few predictions before the Lions game. Also, we hear some new ones regarding Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
Andy Brickley joined the show to talk about David Pastrnak's first game, the offensive struggles, and Milan Lucic playing with the Swedes.
Rick Pitino had some curious comments after a blowout victory. Richard Sherman takes on the NFL Media policies. Christian talks about a pill for farts.
We get our weekly NFL update with SI/MMQB's Peter King. Peter talks AFC East, first round byes, Jonas Gray/LeGarrette Blount and much more.
Dale and Michael give their four selections for the MLB Hall of Fame... this year's finalists were announced today.
Dale and Michael talk Bruins and discuss the supposed practice scuffle between Tuukka Rask and Soderberg, and DJ Bean dials us up to give his thoughts.
Mikey remixes Billy Joel "Movin Out" in honor of the Patriots playing the Green Bay Packers
Brandon covers the NFL, particularly the Detroit Lions for Bleacher Report. He gives us his thoughts on this Sunday's game and how the Lions stack up against the Patriots.
Mikey, Villani, Lenny and Kerry Byrne are talking Patriots-Lions and how the team this year stacks up to Patriots teams of the past.
The guys previewed the upcoming Packers Patriots game and discussed the media's latest tweet beef.
Jerry Thornton's first podcast explores sports stories that would make for interesting 30 for 30 documentaries.
Andy Merritt of the New England Hockey Journal joined WEEI.com's Scott McLaughlin to talk about the play of Vermont and Providence, as well as other happenings around Hockey East. Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy also joined the show to talk about his team's good start, his freshman class and how he uses possession stats.
Ben Cherington joined us to discuss the Sox off-season moves.More from this show
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Fifth grade students celebrated GIS Day and Geography Awareness Week at Northeast's Lifelong Learning Center. Everyone was intensely engaged. Students wrestled with the content, a raft of skills, and some pretty compelling GPS.
GIS is one fun day!
Fifth grade students celebrated GIS Day and Geography Awareness Week at Northeast's Lifelong Learning Center. Everyone was intensely engaged. Students wrestled with the content, a raft of skills, and some pretty compelling GPS.
GIS is one fun day!
A planetarium is a sky theater where it is possible to stimulate the night sky at any place on Earth at any time of the year. The Wayne State College Planetarium with its special effects explored topics such as the moon, constellations, planets, and galaxies. In the planetarium concepts were denonstrated in ways that are impossible in a classroom. This translates into enhanced learning for students.
The planetarium was an excellent addition to the science curriculum and these students were all smiles as they traveled "to infinity and beyond."
Room 100 found a fun way to say "Thank You" to the Veterans who have protected this country. Students decorated postcards for Veterans at the Norfolk Veterans Home - a reminder to the residents their sacrifices are acknowledged and we are grateful.
Most of the students know someone who serves in the military, and a few students know some extra special Veterans . . .
The speaker at our Veterans Assembly is a very familiar face to so many students at Norfolk Middle School. Mrs. Thompson is a fourth grade teacher at Westside Elementary.
"How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes!" —Maya Angelou
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We had a very successful Red Ribbon Week with participation from so many students and staff! The highlights were neckties, crazy socks, hats, and flip-flops. It was a silly mix of accessories with an important message to live drug free and healthy.
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October's Estimation Jar was filled with candy corn taffy. After estimates were made, students drew tally marks for the given data. Tally marks is a review skill for fifth graders, so I tried to make it a little fun with the estimation jar.
Brian was the winner of 53 pieces of taffy. He is now a big fan of tally marks!
More Exciting Math News to Share
NMS has added IXL for our students. IXL is a math software program. Since IXL is web-based, your student can access the program from your home computer. Whether your child needs some extra practice, or just something fun and educational to work on, IXL can help them improve their math skills. I hope you will take advantage of this wonderful educational opportunity for your child.
Home Login Information
Go to https://www.ixl.com/signin/norfolk
Students have a username and password.
Becoming good at math takes a significant amount of practice. When practice is fun, students are more likely to spend the time mastering necessary math skills.
Let's do some math!
Red Ribbon Week is October 27 through October 31. Red Ribbon Week is a week to raise awareness about the importance of being drug free. In 1988 President Reagan proclaimed the last full week in October as National Red Ribbon Week. It is estimated that more than 80 million participate in Red Ribbon Events every year.
Norfolk Middle School students will participate in activities and projects to support the anti-drug message of our school. Teachers have linked Red Ribbon Week to the current year's Energy Bus theme, "Stay Positive and Overcome Challenges."
It is a week of fun themes and serious messages.
Please mark your calendar and encourage your child to participate.
To say we are ecstatic is to put it mildly. Why? Because Google Classroom and Chromebooks are truly a winning combination. Paired together they are motivating students and making our classroom more efficient and collaborative. It's only been a couple of weeks, but we are having a great time. And this is just the beginning!
A Chromebook is a laptop that uses the Chrome OS (operating system). All programs on the Chromebook actually live on the web so there is no installation of traditional computer programs. Please view the video. This short clip does a great job explaining these unique devices.
Finally, today's post is giving a shout out to Mrs. Fehringer. This is our second year co-teaching and sharing students. Mrs. Fehringer brings so much creativity and technology into the classroom that I jot notes to keep up. We certainly share a passion for teaching and we are working together to make this the best year for our students.
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We've started second quarter with a new energy and the Chromebooks have definitely added excitement to the room!


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Demonstrations in nearly 100 cities will follow Officer Darren Wilson's grand jury announcement.
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Ferguson, Missouri, became a city on fire after it was announced that Officer Darren Wilson would not face criminal charges for the shooting death of Michael Brown.
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Officer Darren Wilson was spared criminal charges in part because of significant contradictions in the testimony of bystanders who saw the Ferguson, Missouri, teen get shot and killed.
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Groups often fight over what gets taught in schools, but new research suggests people's religious community might have a greater effect on their beliefs about the origins of life.
'Land of Opportunity' has real meaning here.
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Three 21st-century words that are driving the nation's most dynamic municipalities
The City of Bridges revives the rivers that helped make it an economic powerhouse.
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This musical mobile from Trousselier, with its cute ditsy creatures and charming melody, is perfect for ensuring a restful night. Just place it above the cradle and watch as your bundle of joy soothes himself to sleep to the sound of Edith Piaf's 'La Vie en Rose'. Suitable for newborns Box measures 40.5cm x 25cm x 7.5cm
A colourful musical mobile with a nature inspired design with cute animals that rotate to soothe babies to sleep. Suitable from birth, it has nine tunes to choose from and plays for 30 minutes. The animals also feature light up tummies to engage little ones while the night light on music box helps to calm. The versatile design converts to a crib side music box and night light when the mobile is not longer needed.
Your baby can watch the toys turn round and round and hear a gentle lullaby with this wind-up mobile. Friendly faces and gentle lullaby to relax and soothe your baby to sleep. Soothe your young baby with the moving animals and lullaby music. They can watch the friendly farm animals turn, and enjoy listening to the calming tunes. As your baby grows, they can coo at the colourful mobile, and enjoy relaxing in their cot. Talk softly about the animals as the lullabies calm your baby down for a good night's sleep. Age: Birth +
Features and benefits for The Gro Company Wind-Up Musical Mobile - Hetty Suitable from birth Mobile attaches to the side of the cot or cot bed and is suitable for most designs Part of a co-ordinated range With a lovely musical tune, the wind-up musical mobile will gently circle overhead helping lull little ones off to sleep. Fabric composition: Plastic and fabric. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Check regularly that fittings are secure. Safety warning: Do not hang within reach or directly over baby. Ensure you use both hands to hold musical box when winding up. Do not overwind. What's in the box: 1 x Wind-up Musical Mobile
Attach this Trousselier blue angel rabbit musical mobile to your baby's crib to add a tactile and decorative touch. The fluffy fleece accessory features a pull-cord design which plays a soft and sweet nursery rhyme for little ones to fall asleep to. Suitable from newborn Measures 19.5cm x 19.5cm x 9cm
Dressed-up birds flitter to and fro on this musical mobile to leave your little girl with a sweet song to end the day. plays "Brahms Lullaby" damask-printed fabric sleeves give an elegant finished look polyester spot clean imported
This Luxury Baby Mobile has a curved birch wood frame that provides elegance and style. The wind up musical lullaby soothes baby and will soon have them drifting off to sleep. Soft characters gently rotate as the music plays while the quick stop button halts the music and movement once baby is asleep. It comes packed in a beautiful gift box with a carry handle, and there are no batteries required.
Baby Elegance: The spiral cot toy wraps in between the bars on the side of your babies cot to keep them amused. The bright colours combined with the navy help aid babies development and the gentle little rattle and jingle will keep you baby occupied for hours. Soft toys 0-3 Years
At a Glance Soothe your little one off to sleep with this adorable Snoozie Safari mobile Features and benefits for Mothercare Snoozie Safari Mobile Co-ordinates with Mothercare's Snoozy Safari Bedding Range Includes 4 hanging toys, and a lullaby to help baby fall asleep This gorgeous mobile features four hanging toys that will gently rotate as the music play to soothe your baby gently to sleep. Don't Forget... ...look at the rest of the Snoozie Safari bedding collection for a completely coordinated nursery for your little one Fabric composition: fabric/plastic
From Trousselier, this musical mobile features four brightly coloured hanging angel bunnies. Playing Mozart's Lullaby, the little fluffy bunnies hanging from a cloud will dance around as your little one drifts off. Box measures 40.5cm x 7.5cm x 25cm Suitable for new borns
This musical mobile from Trousselier is the perfect piece for getting little ones off to sleep. Featuring four baby angels dancing under a cloud, the piece plays Mozart's Lullaby as baby drifts off. Box measures 40.5cm x 7.5cm x 25cm Suitable for new borns
At a Glance Soft music and friendly animals help soothe your little one to sleep with the Bright Starts Soothing Safari Mobile Features and benefits for Bright Starts Soothing Safari Mobile Bright and colourful mobile with 4 safari animal characters Mobile top can be removed from musical base 15 minutes of music 4 different gentle melodies Suitable from birth Requires 3 x C batteries batteries (Not included) " Your little one will love gazing up at the bright and colourful animal characters as they gently spin above them. Perfect for creating a calm environment for your baby's bedtime, the Soothing Safari Mobile from Bright Starts has five classic lullaby tunes to send your little one to sleep with. The mobile plays 15 minutes of music while four animals rotate in the air. A Perfect Fit Crib Attachment secures the mobile safely to your little one's cot, and the unit also acts as a 2 in 1 mobile: the base can be removed from the rest of the mobile and used as a musical crib toy. For your convenience, an indicator light turns red when the battery life is low. Don't Forget... We also stock night lights to give your little one's room a comforting glow
At a Glance A soothing night light which plays gentle lullabies. Features and benefits for ELC Blossom Farm Woolly Lamb Night Light Colour changing dome Plays 5 lullabies Plush is machine washable Suitable from birth Requires 2 x AA Batteries batteries (Not included) The Blossom Farm Woolly Lamb Night Light has a calm colour changing dome and plays five relaxing lullabies, perfect for soothing your baby before they fall asleep. The dome sits in a cute lamb plush with a friendly face and woolly body, it is machine washable, allowing you to keep it fresh and clean. Don't Forget... Take a look at the rest of the Blossom Farm collection which includes play mats and soft toys. Fabric composition: Plastic
At a Glance A soothing Blossom Farm mobile with gentle lights and sounds. Features and benefits for ELC Blossom Farm Lights And Sounds Mobile Plays lullabies Rotating characters Gentle colour changing lights Requires 4 x C Batteries batteries (Not included) The Blossom Farm Lights and Sounds Mobile plays gentle lullabies and includes soothing colour changing lights. This mobile will fit securely on your baby's cot and features rotating characters, including Nibbles Mouse, Clover Cow, Woolly Lamb and Whiskers Cat, perfect for relaxing your baby before they fall asleep. Don't Forget... Take a look at the rest of the Blossom Farm collection which includes play mats and soft toys. Fabric composition: Plastic
A plastic baby mirror with a soft surround and textures and sounds to explore. As baby looks in the mirror, they begin to learn about the concept of self, I, me and mine. May be used on the floor or attached to a cot. Machine washable. Part of a range of baby toys developed with Dr Miriam Stoppard, the UK's most trusted parenting expert. Includes a play guide written by Dr Miriam with tips on how to play with this toy in the most beneficial way while having fun! Exclusively available online WARNING! Please remove all tags and packaging before giving this toy to a child. Box HWD: 24 x 29.3 x 3.3cm Box Age: 0 months+ Contents: x1 Smiley Sun Mirror
Encourage eye tracking and sound perception skills with the delightfully designed Storybook Princess Musical Mobile by Trend Lab. The mobile's canopy features pink petals on the arms and a pink slide cover, while the two stuffed crowns and two stuffed butterflies are suspended from decorative white ribbon and slowly rotate to Brahms' Lullaby. It's a princess' dream! 18"H x 20"W Mobile easily attaches to most cribs 100% Polyester; White ribbon Imported
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House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 3 Baths, (Sleeps 7-10)
If this property is booked, email me anyway, I have other oceanfront homes or condos that may be available for your dates!
Enjoy the fabulous surf and sounds of the ocean before you, as you sip your morning coffee or evening wine or Margaritas. Enjoy the fresh ocean air in peace and tranquility. Dine on your private 180 degree ocean view deck, or enjoy a quiet dinner in the diningroom. 'Wow!' is what new guests say as they enter the livingroom and experience the wide open ocean view before them.
The livingroom offers a huge inviting fireplace, to view & savor the sounds and sights before you; the waves, surfers, dolphins, cruise ships,fishing boats and all of the marine life as it flows before your eyes. Take long relaxing barefoot walks on the beach, or take a short stroll/jog to the local boutiques or restaurants. Boogie board, surf or just read a book as you relax and sunbathe!
Hike in Torrey Pines or why not take in a round of Golf at one the World Class Golf Resorts? Spend a day at Disneyland, it is only a little over an hour's drive away. Or take the kids to Legoland, only 10 minutes from the beach house. Take a short trip to San Diego and enjoy the World Famous San Diego Zoo. How about the Wild Animal Park for a picnic?
Explore the Cedros Design District, Del Mar Plaza or the great Carlsbad Company Stores for shopping nearby, and if you happen to be so lucky to be here in the spring, the famous Flower Fields of Carlsbad are spectacular! (After all we are the flower capital of the world!)
When the weather is cool, sit in front of your huge crackling fireplace while listening and watching the crashing surf before you!
You will never get a better night's rest when you let the sound of waves and scent of the ocean lull you into a most relaxing night of sleep.
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About Chris-email, Eileen phone
Hi, I am Chris, and your emails do come directly to me! I am loving life, doing lots of traveling between here in Encinitas, CA, Laguna Beach, CA, Hawaii and Costa Rica. As you can see, I love the beach and the ocean, travelling in addition to warm weather! I am a booking agent and specialize in Oceanfront properties, primarily in Encinitas, and also the owner of this property. We invest in properties from here in California, Hawaii and Costa Rica. If I cannot accommodate you here at our beach house, I would love to hear from you anyway. There are other properties here in Encinitas to choose from, Laguna Beach or Kauai, Hawaii! Most are here on VRBO, so send me an email to find out what is available for your vacation! Owner Vacation Beach Rentals in Encinitas
Chris-email, Eileen phone purchased this house in 1998
Why Chris-email, Eileen phone chose Encinitas
I fell in love with North Coast San Diego, especially between Del Mar, Carlsbad, Oceanside. I originally moved to San Diego from Orange County, CA when I worked in the hotel industry. Eventually, I started booking not only my property, but others and the business took off, started in the year 2000! We originally bought this property as an investment and rented it out long term, but found that the vacation rental business was better and easier to care for the property as well as to have use of it ourselves. This location is incredible, so central to San Diego and Orange County- and an easy drive to Los Angeles when the occasion is required. You can get to so many places in a reasonable amount of time from the north coast of San Diego.
What makes this house unique
This house has a really great floorplan with 50 linear feet over the oceanfront! It is so relaxing to be able to kick your shoes off, pour yourself a glass of wine or fresh ice tea, make yourself lunch, and and watch everything happening from the convenience of your patio. No need to go out to brunch over the waves, you are there! Safe and secure, very private, and anywhere you want to go, it is probably found within 2 minutes to an hour. We take our 'child' Tiki (the maltese), for walks along the one way neighborhood street of Neptune into Encinitas, or just a block over to Coast Highway for dining at the local restaurants. Or, we might just have our dinner oceanfront with the gentle breezes! The dining table and slate patio table are large for family and guests, and if it is cool outside, we 'dine in' watching and listening to the waves! A huge fireplace for cozy nights too! We love it, and so do all of our many guests. For those who like to cook, the kitchen has everything, stainless appliances, a double electric oven, and large gas range. For beach goers, supplies are provided; boogie boards, umbrella, a few wetsuits, beach chairs etc. For BBQs, sitting over the oceanfront while you grill your families dinner, it's wonderful!!!
Guestbook comments from the owner
We came here to celebrate my mother's 60th birthday, Esther. She had an unforgettable week and birthday. From the moment you walk in and see the beautiful ocean, you fall in love with this place. We had never felt as comfortable or relaxed as we have here. This is not a beach house, this is a beach home!
Watching surfers, boats and dolphins never gets old. The fresh ocean air is so intoxicating and the local food is great.
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We loved it here so much we promise ourself that we must come back. It is great that it is one story for disabled people. Wide hallways, shower bars, high toilets makes this place handicap accessible. Thank you for a wonderful time & God Bless all who stay here.
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Pisa, Florence, and Lucca! This villa is conveniently located in Tuscany and is surrounded by beautifully-landscaped grounds that feature a garden and a private swimming pool. The accommodation is comfortable, quiet, and has a large terrace where the whole group can gather. Plus, if you want to experience some local celebrations, the nearby village holds its own lively festival each year.
Situated in the Tuscan countryside, this villa is surrounded by a landscaped garden with many trees, plants and flowers. There is a terrace furnished with a built-in barbecue and a table with chairs. A staircase leads down to the private swimming pool (10m x 5m), which is surrounded by a sun deck with sun loungers. There is another villa on the same large estate. Parking is available within the property grounds.
Ground Floor: The entrance leads to a living room with couches, a fireplace, satellite TV, and a DVD player. There is a dining room with a table and chairs and the kitchen is equipped with a cook-top, oven, coffee maker, toaster, and dishwasher. There is one bedroom with a single bed and one bathroom with a sink, toilet, and shower on this floor. First Floor: A staircase leads up four bedrooms. The first and second bedrooms each have a queen-sized bed and an ensuite bathroom with a sink, toilet, and shower. The third and fourth bedrooms each have two single beds and there is a third bathroom with a sink, toilet, and shower.
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i think the cable brake is the way to go. I have had them on a couple of boats and they have worked very well. On the current boat I have the Morse type you mention and other than a ridiculous price for such a simple thing it does the trick.On an earlier boat I used a generic saddle clamp and it seemed just as good. You tighten these clamps only enough to produce a little bit of friction inside the cable so no damage is done. It is just trial and error to get the right amount and is easier with two people.
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Announcing BrickUniverse In Raleigh, NC, March 26-29, 2015
There is a new Lego convention coming to Raleigh, NC called BrickUniverse organized by Lego fan Geryson Beights. This is a standard 4-day Lego convention held at the Raleigh Convention Center. Below is the announcement:
We are pleased to announce BrickUniverse 2015, a convention for LEGO fans of all ages coming to Raleigh, North Carolina. BrickUniverse 2015 will be held at the Raleigh Convention Center.
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Check out our builder website for more info on the four day convention and to register. The quicker you register, the cheaper!
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The fiery world of Mustafar sculpted from 60,000 Lego bricks
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The microscale imperial shuttle in this photo really shows off the scale of this massive display.
BrickCon 2014 wrap up
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During the set-up days of Thursday and Friday I saw a constant array of new MOCs cropping up on tables as well as bumping into familiar faces. Some of my personal favorites include Breann Sledge's Dino Rider featuring an elaborate Rulon's head that uses gears for teeth. Brian Cooper's Teknomecha v.2.0 shows modern changes over the decade-old v.1.0. Some small models also caught my attention including Brandon Walker's sleek and sturdy space transports or the hilariously mechanized slaughterhouse by Brendan Mauro as part of the Space Vikings display.
I was impressed by the setting of the ceremonies inside a theater. The set that was unveiled at the opening ceremony was 75060 UCS Slave I. Here is my on-site video review of the set.
The public attendance at BrickCon is extremely high. Outsiders had to squeeze through shoulders to get a peek at the displays. Fortunately the balconies served as nice observation points. Not all the builders are able to stay near their display and tolerate the din from the crowd, but that's what competitions and presentations were for. A life-sized RC R2-D2 and mouse droid by Shawn and Lara Steele entertained the crowd.
My favorite creation was Paul Hetherington's townhouse, which features an immaculate modern design and a fully decorated lit-up interior. Paul also won Best in Show (for the 4th time) with his Mouse Guard display.
Some other things to take a gander:
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- Using tread links to connect two 1×1 bricks
- Simon's alien invaders that appeared in dozens of displays on Sunday.
- Details of decay in Ernest Pratt's industrial brownfield
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- A detailed pirate landscape by Eli Willsea and Grant Davis
- Dan Hermann's lifesize Lego door
Of course, there are many creations worthy of your attention that simply won't fit in a wrap up post. You can discover them in the photos from the BrickCon group on Flickr.
Creations for Charity now accepting donations for the 2014 fundraiser
The 6th annual Creations for Charity fundraiser is now accepting donations of custom Lego creations to sell and raise money to buy Lego for underprivileged children. The store opens from October 15th to November 30th where you can buy one-of-a-kind Lego models made by builders from around the world. Check out the awesome creations sold last year and the over $20,000 worth of Lego sets that were donated.
Visit creationsforcharity.org to learn about the fundraiser and see how you can take part in the Lego community's annual tradition of giving back.
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This pagoda built by me will be displayed at Brickcon this week. I wanted to depict a subject of Chinese architecture not often seen in Lego. The pagoda is modeled after the Big Goose Pagoda from my hometown of Xi'an, China.


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Grilled Chicken Pan Bagnat
Servings: 8
- 6 skinless boneless chicken breast halves
- 1/3 cup plus 3/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 6 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon dried herbes de Provence*
- 2 garlic cloves, pressed
- 2 teaspoons anchovy paste
- 2 16-ounce round sourdough bread loaves
- 4 tablespoons drained capers
- 2 large tomatoes, thinly sliced
- 1 small red onion, thinly sliced
- 4 large romaine lettuce leaves
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Using meat mallet, pound chicken breasts between sheets of plastic wrap to 3/4-inch thickness. Combine 1/3 cup oil, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, herbes de Provence, and half of garlic in large resealable plastic bag. Add chicken to bag; shake to coat with marinade. Chill at least 2 hours and up to 6 hours.
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Remove chicken from marinade; shake off excess. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Grill chicken until cooked through, about 4 minutes per side. Cool. Cut chicken on diagonal into 1/2- to 3/4-inch-thick slices.
Whisk anchovy paste, remaining 4 tablespoons lemon juice, and remaining garlic in small bowl. Gradually whisk in remaining 3/4 cup oil. Season dressing to taste with salt and pepper.
Cut both bread loaves horizontally in half. Pull out and discard soft interior crumbs from top halves, leaving 1/2-inch-thick shell; drizzle 1/4 cup dressing over inside of each top. Drizzle 1/4 cup dressing over inside of each bottom half; sprinkle 2 tablespoons capers in each. Divide chicken, tomatoes, onion, and lettuce between sandwiches. Cover with tops, pressing to compact. Wrap sandwiches in foil, then place heavy skillet or food cans on top to weigh down. Refrigerate at least 2 hours. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Keep refrigerated. Let stand at room temperature 1 hour before serving.
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The Camp with Two Ways Out
In a dream vision I was shown a PROCESSING CAMP for people of all kinds, but NOT for those ethnic groups designated as the enemy during the war. People arrived and departed these camps by RAIL. The inmates were collected in dormitories with bunk beds.
The inmates first TARGETED FOR INTERROGATION were those identified for having committed a CRIME. What constituted a crime wasn't always the same as what would be a crime today, for the LAWS HAD CHANGED.
People didn't want anything bad on their record that would draw attention to them. Their records included all sorts of DIGITAL DATA collected on them over many years – credit reports, medical records, banking records, internet usage and phone records – and the data was NOT ALWAYS ACCURATE, for the computers had FLAWED PROGRAMS, and those who had entered the data had made MISTAKES.
Nevertheless, PEOPLE FIRST WERE JUDGED ON THEIR DIGITAL DATA.
Then I was shown the TWO WAYS people would LEAVE this camp. On one railway track sat a set of railway cars. These cars were shorter in length and had neither windows nor visible ventilation holes. They were painted BLUE and labeled with the name of a company: "D__MONT". INMATES PLACED IN THESE BLUE CARS WERE MARKED FOR DEATH.
On the other side of the camp sat other railway cars on a different track. These cars were painted mostly WHITE and detailed in LIGHT BLUE. INMATES PLACED IN THESE WHITE CARS WERE ALLOWED TO LIVE AND SENT ELSEWHERE FOR WORK ASSIGNMENTS.
I was given this vision TO WARN PEOPLE of what Dark Forces plan for MANKIND, and for AMERICA IN PARTICULAR.
If this occurs, many influences, not just the actions of the Evil One and his minions, will have brought it about.
Humanity bears an enormous INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE DEBT OF SIN, much of this debt mitigated by Jesus and His Mother Mary.
Humanity, in its APATHY AND SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS, dances right into the lion's den.
Because of the gift of free will, GREAT SUFFERING CAN BE ALLOWED, especially if it is an occasion for learning.
Extreme measures can awaken souls from deep sleep. Suffering in this life is MUCH BETTER than suffering in the afterlife.
Go through what you must with PRAYERS on your lips. Do not lose faith or hope. The evil is temporary and will be bound.
AS WITH THE TESTING OF JOB, ALL LOST PROPERTY, LOVED ONES, HEALTH AND LIFE WILL BE RESTORED IN RENEWED FORM TO THE FAITHFUL [in the recreated Paradise].
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This is a very detailed dream with a lot of good information. Thank you for sharing.
I agree with you- Learning comes from Great Suffering.
Cherokee Soul
Thanks, here is the link to Anno's messages. He/She is
new to me. God keeps trying to reach us. Look to your
left under April 12th, you'll see his/her name. The direct link is too long to post.
link to www.catholicbinder.com
"Nevertheless, PEOPLE FIRST WERE JUDGED ON THEIR DIGITAL DATA."
One important, doesn't this mean most of us here are
toast? Martyrs or...acting on faith as the messages have said for years, before evil comes to round you up, in the name of Jesus Christ call on your guardian angel to guide you and your family to the refuges.
This certainly God's way. We will be protected, evil
won't see us.
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Thank you for the link.
Yes, it would seem that All humanity will be toast. No one on this earth is without flaws.
We need to stay strong. We need to keep learning, keep helping(our self & others). Keep God's love in our hearts & stay positive, for we will be tested.
But in the end, we will see who passed and who failed.
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I'm changing the way I blog, and possibly starting to do it again. But I digress…
The OpenRightsGroup blog linked a recording of an interesting talk with Jonathan Zittrain (whose new book is getting some press and whose e-book PDF is available for free download), but the recording was a bit quiet and I wanted to listen to it while cooking my lunch…
# sudo apt-get install mp3gain
# mp3gain /tmp/org.mp3
Recommended "Track" dB change: 25.760000
Recommended "Track" mp3 gain change: 17
WARNING: some clipping may occur with this gain change!
Max PCM sample at current gain: 21450.428803
Max mp3 global gain field: 190
Min mp3 global gain field: 129
Recommended "Album" dB change for all files: 25.760000
Recommended "Album" mp3 gain change for all files: 17
WARNING: with this global gain change, some clipping may occur in file /tmp/org.mp3
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IN MY EFFORTS to help the students I teach understand what the term evidence-based practice means, I often reflect on my career and marvel at the many practice changes I've witnessed. I'm proud to belong to a profession that's increasingly based on scientific research, not tradition and unproven assumptions.
In 1914, Florence Nightingale said, "Unless we are making progress in our nursing every year, every month, every week, take my word for it, we are going back."1 Reflecting on this statement, I became curious about past nursing practices in the hospital where I work. I interviewed several nurse colleagues and asked them what they remembered about nursing practices from "back in the day." They had some eye-opening responses.
When I asked my colleagues who've been in practice for more than 20 years, "What did you do in your practice years ago that's no longer done today?," many mentioned wound care. Some nurses recalled applying an antacid to pressure ulcers, saying they'd been told it would "dry the wound." We now know that wounds heal best in a moist environment.2
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My specialty is mother-baby care, so I was particularly intrigued by stories of labor and delivery, maternity, and nursery practices. I must admit, I clearly remember performing some practices that now seem preposterous or downright dangerous. Before any research on sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), for example, we always placed babies on their bellies to sleep, not on their backs, thinking that this would prevent them from aspirating and choking. Studies have since given us evidence that putting babies "back to sleep" can prevent SIDS.4
Forty years ago, bottle-feeding was in fashion, and we considered new mothers who breastfed their babies "unorthodox." Now, studies have established the many benefits of breastfeeding, both physical and psychological, for infant and mother.5 Breastfeeding is now typically the rule, not the exception, in my own practice.
Many colleagues remembered nurses and other healthcare professionals smoking at the nurse's station-once a common practice, unbelievable as it seems now. Several nurses remembered that patients were allowed to smoke in their rooms-even with oxygen nearby!! The National Institutes of Health formally listed secondhand smoke as a known human carcinogen in 2000,6 and smoking in the workplace and public spaces is now prohibited just about everywhere you go. Considering all the information we now have about secondhand smoke, it's difficult to believe that patients and staff were once routinely exposed to this hazard in healthcare facilities.
Our professional relationships with physicians have certainly undergone transformation over the years. One colleague recalled that because she was an LPN, not an RN, she "wasn't allowed to call a physician." She also mentioned how nurses had to give up their chair if a physician entered the nurses' station. Commenting on nurses' subordinate status, a nurse educator recalled that nurses calling a physician on the telephone were instructed to begin by saying, "Dr Smith, I'm sorry to bother you, but ...."
Today, studies have shown that mutual respect, interdisciplinary collaboration, and good communication are crucial to patient safety. Poor communication leads to misunderstandings, errors, and ongoing conflict between nurses and other healthcare professionals. Evidence-based communication tools such as SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation) can ease tensions and promote quality care by ensuring the clear, concise reporting of patient issues to everyone involved in the patient's care.7
As I reviewed my notes after talking with my nurse colleagues, I found many more examples of outdated nursing practices that weren't based on research. It was entertaining to listen to these stories; once someone described an old practice, others joined in with memories of their own.
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As the nursing profession continues to advance, you'll someday have stories about outdated practices you're using now. I encourage you to move nursing practice forward by investigating what's best and eliminating outdated practices from "back in the day."
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2. Benbow M. Exploring the concept of moist wound healing and its application in practice. Br J Nurs. 2008;17(15):S4, S6, S8. [Context Link]
3. Alexander S. Malignant fungating wounds: managing malodour and exudate. J Wound Care. 2009;18(9):374-382. [Context Link]
4. Johnson SC. Ongoing education about safe sleep practices to prevent SIDS. Pat Educ Manage. 2008;15(9):97-108. [Context Link]
5. Pinto S, Schub T. Breastfeeding: interventions to promote initiation and extend duration of breastfeeding. 2008. http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/pdf?vid=5&hid=11&sid=8909acb6-c36f-49d8-a7bbd5e17. [Context Link]
6. National Institutes of Health. Fact sheet: the report on carcinogens. 9th ed. http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/may2000/niehs-15.htm. [Context Link]
7. Sirota T. Nurse/physician relationships: improving or not? Nursing. 2007;37(1):52-55. [Context Link]
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The number 3723(in base 10) is written as 123 in another base. What
is that base?
This 100 square jigsaw is written in code. It starts with 1 and ends with 100. Can you build it up?
A game to be played against the computer, or in groups. Pick a 7-digit number. A random digit is generated. What must you subract to remove the digit from your number? the first to zero wins.
Carry out cyclic permutations of nine digit numbers containing the
digits from 1 to 9 (until you get back to the first number). Prove
that whatever number you choose, they will add to the same total.
four strategy dice games to consolidate pupils' understanding of rounding.