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FORT MYERS, Fla.-- The kids at Child Care of Southwest Florida will soon be trading in video games for a shovel and getting ready for some hands-on, eco-friendly fun.
Instead of monkey bars and a tire swing, children will play in flower beds and vegetable gardens.
"We live in the high-tech, futuristic 21st century," says project designer Tomas Riedl. "We sometimes forget the simplicity of life and everything starts with a seed."
Volunteer crews from BB&T bank got to work Saturday prepping the area for what's being called a "natural playscape". Forget metal jungle gyms, the playground is going green.
"We're putting in community garden beds," says Tammy Aronson with Child Care of Southwest Florida. "We want the children to learn how vegetables grow and how all of that interconnects into the world that they live."
The new play area is designed to be an educational experience where kids can exercise their bodies and their minds.
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WHITLEY Co., Ky. (WYMT) - Whitley County Sheriff's Deputies and Kentucky State Police say 24-year-old Anthony Anderson known as "Stuttering Bob" and 28-year-old James "Jimmy" Davis were arrested Friday in relation to theft of telephone cable.
Sheriff Colan Harrell said this is more than just an inconvenience for customers. "It is a safety concern for folks who rely on phone service in case of an emergency," said Harrell.
Deputies told us services for AT&T customers on the South end of the county were interrupted August 3rd.
On August 8th an employee for AT&T was working along Highway 1804 when they found a wallet belonging to Davis.
The wallet led officers to Davis' home where they found both men and a burn pile with remains of the phone cable. Officers say the cable is valuable because it's metal contents can be melted down and sold as scrap.
Anderson and Davis were charged with receiving stolen property valued under $10,000. They were taken to the Whitley County Detention Center.
Harrell said "Stuttering Bob" was charged with the same crime back in 2010.
Deputies told us 33-year-old Edna Holt was also at the home at the time. Holt was arrested for a parole or probation violation.
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I strongly agree with #2´s MR recommendation, if only for this terrifying quote:"... after the election next fall, especially if the GOP takes the Senate and with an eye to the 2016 election prospects for Democrats, Obama might well decide to use his pardon power to grant a blanket pardon to all illegal aliens presently in the United States."He has the Constitutional power to do this.
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Grand images pervade in Vienna, a city that traces a long lineage through the Habsburg dynasty, the Holy Roman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. And alongside its prominent place in history, the city has been a forefront of cultural and scientific breakthroughs, from the daring symphonies of Mozart to the new thinking of Freud.
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It's equally fitting that the so-called 'City of Dreams' should be seen as a place of enlightenment too. After all, the Austrian capital boasts an abundance of art galleries, museums and intricately designed churches. Its State Opera House looks as if it has been sculpted out of pure gold as dusk draws a blanket of darkness over the city.
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When confronted with employees who complain, criticize, or try to stir up trouble, managers often feel frustrated and helpless. They may quickly assume that there is no way to change these "personality problems", so they just do their best to contain the damage. However, tolerating such harmful behaviors is definitely NOT the smartest strategy. Chronic negativity frequently starts with only one or two employees, but it can quickly infect an entire department. When this happens, the inevitable result is reduced productivity, damaged morale, and eventually increased turnover, so wise managers try to nip negativity in the bud. This session will address specific strategies for combating negativity in your work group and promoting more positive attitudes.
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Time after time, problems arise in the workplace because of poor communication. Often much of this misunderstanding comes from generational differences. This session gives you a fresh look at how to be a better communicator by understanding and appreciating generational differences. We will see how and why communication so often fails and learn how simple misunderstanding can accelerate into a workplace disaster, how technology has revolutionized interpersonal communication, and how becoming a good communicator can enhance productivity and reduce workplace errors. You'll learn how to repair a fractured inter-generational workplace environment through mutual responsibility for respectful communication. Speaker: Joe Abel, Director of Leisure Services, Seminole County. Practice Areas 9 and 14: Diversity and Interpersonal Communication
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If you've ever paid rent (which is most people, we're guessing), chances are you've got a crazy landlord story. Still, you've probably got nothing on Reddit user davemel37, who posted this photo:
Yes you read that correctly, residents are being charged to use the elevator. Perhaps because of the insane amount of energy an elevator uses? Wrong. Maybe because this landlord wants to encourage healthy lifestyles? Unlikely. Really, we can't think of a logical explanation for this aggressive move of, "hey tenant, you're not really a human to me, enjoy living on the 9th floor," other than money. But hey, at least the stairs are still free.
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Gottfried Helnwein's "Angels Sleeping" in Prague
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Modern Sleep I (detail) by Gottfried Helnwein, 2003
The Galerie Rudolfinum in Prague continues its sombre 'n' sophisticated exhibition programme with a beautiful Helnwein show entitled Angels Sleeping.
The exhibition is due to open tomorrow and there's an accompanying programme online for you to plan your visit.
Opening reception: Wednesday, June 11, 2008
On show: June 11 – August 31, 2008
Opening times: Daily except Mondays 10 AM – 6 PM
Address: Galerie Rudolfinum, Alšovo Nábřeží 12, 110 01, Praha 1, Czech Republic, tel: +420 227 059 309 | Map | Flyer
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how does a baby's kick feel like? how can you tell if its the baby and not just imagining things?
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For me it feels like bubbles popping on the inside around my belly button area. It was hard to tell if it was gas or something else, but then it became easier to tell the farther along I was. This is my first and I think I started feeling it around 14 weeks, I am now 18 weeks and notice it mostly when I am sitting, either at my desk or in a car. He/She must not like me sitting still, haha.posted 03/14/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
To me, it feels like a little electric zap. It does not hurt, but it gets my attention. There is also the slightest tickle to it. My new nickname for my baby is "my little jellyfish" because that's what it feels like to me. The tiniest little electric, tickle zap. :)posted 02/17/2012 by brittwildes
Hi everyone, I'm going through my first pregnancy and usually you feel the baby later when it's your first. Also, ask to see if the dr can tell you where your placenta is. I was told that the reason why I felt the baby move later (in the 21st-22nd weeks) was that my placenta has formed at the front, which makes the wall thicker and makes it harder to feel the baby move from the outside. However, I think it probably wouldn't affect the timing of feeling the baby move from the inside, at least not much. Plz correct me if you have more info, anyone. Good luck to all :)posted 02/05/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 22 weeks and i just feel my baby kicks all the time. i like it so much, its the most beautiful feeling a woman can have.posted 01/19/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
For me it felt like a muscle twitch, but the spacing of them was regular and almost like a pattern.posted 12/13/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
you know when u buy a fish and u have it in a bag with water and it starts to swim like crazy and hit the sides of the bag? kind of like that lol, my little man felt like he would kick off one side and swim as fast as he could to the other .its a strange way to describe it, but if you think about it its a good example of pregnancy. lol.posted 12/12/2011 by PeppyParent=]
im not quit sue how to explain it but its like u have fish in ur stomach like a guppy that is very energetic in your stomach its one of the most amazing things in life that u will most likely always rememeberposted 12/11/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 17 weeks now I think I started to feel my baby around the beginning of 16 weeks. It first felt like a big bubble popped against me on the inside but it was in the front right at the top of my uterus. I have been feeling it every few days now and last night I felt it like crazy like a muscle spasm is exactly how I described it to my mother and the baby kicked and I could feel it on the outside I held my hand there and the baby kicked my hand. I am so excited!posted 12/11/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
If you felt it your not imaging it. The more it happens then you will know for sure. you will eventually know whether it is a hand a foot and which way the baby is facing. good luckposted 12/09/2011 by tendertushies
It takes u by surprise, n def makes u look down n wonder if it's ur baby. With both my pregnancies it felt like someone was tapping my abdomen. I say u will know bcuz it will catch ur attention the most n make u smile. It's a breathtaking momentposted 12/07/2011 by Caramelamami24
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I am extremely pleased with the way things have been going this year. My children are thriving in the small school community. I feel lucky to have found this school. Are there issues that still need to be addressed? Yes, but far less than at the public school that my children attended previously. And aren't there ongoing issues with any school?I say good luck and goodbye to the nay-sayers. I hope they find the perfection they are looking for. This is a new school that has grown tremendously. I have found the administration very easy to talk to. The teachers are, on a whole, fantastic!
This school year has gotten off to a great start. While I know last year was a transition year, this year thus far seems filled with activities and fun educational days. My kids come home with great reviews of their days. They love their teachers, I would recommend this school to anyone that has a child that wants to learn and have fun doing it.
Make sure you read ALL the review. Babysitting at best. Public school is a safer, better option. They are only out to make money here, education is LAST on the list
I'm sure all of these possitive reviews are written by school personal. Read through all the reviews to find out the negative truth about this school. This year has shown us the lack of integrity the school possesses. As parents, coming to the administration with concerns has left us with a great disappointment. Totally unprofessional and uncaring. Would not recommend this school. Our children deserve better.
This school is excellent! My children all have above average test scores and they enjoy going to school. The Administration know my children by name as well as their personality as well as what is going on in their life. It is the personal touches that make this school a great place to be.
Below average at best. Administration is awful ! This school lacks in every way. Poor library no computer program, art , music and pe is nothing more then baby sitting. To much ego from the principal and vice principal.
This school is deficient in several areas. Library resources are very limited, computer use is non-existent and their class curriculum lacks challenge for most students. It is evident this school offers nothing out of the ordinary. Be open minded that this school has lots of room for improvement.
I love this school. My boys have been here from kindergarten, they are now in 10,5 & 3rd grade. I have seen a few problems but for the most part they are taken care of.If anyone thinks that there are not problems within a school, you are dreaming.Public schools are far worse.There are a few teachers that need to be reminded of their roles as educators and not buddies to the teenagers.I have only had problems with one teacher and one aide, other than that we are very happy. If I have a problem, the admin listens to my issues and we resolve it. Don't complain about something if you are not willing to help with the solution.Be a part of the shcool and the growing, not part of the problem by badmouthing the great people here.Take your concerns to the source & help find a solution. :)
My child has went to this school for two years now. I have been very pleased with her teachers. I would recommend anyone interested in this school to check it out for yourself. I agree with some of the comments brought up in other posts about leadership, but the teachers are great and that is number one for me! I have never worried that my child was not in a safe, loving and nurturing environment.
My son had a great teacher. I didn't have any problems with administration, but I know several parents who did. I would not recommend this school. The teacher turnover was significant last year. In music, my son came home many, many days and said they only played freeze dance. In PE, they ran around the gym. No computers at this school because they don't work, they were donated and are old. Unacceptable! Everyone school in the country should offer computer classes, and I haven't come across one yet, except Milestones.
I feel so lucky to be a part of the Milestones community. Administration, teachers and staff have always had the best interest of the children at heart. My child has thrived at Milestones, and his test scores reflect excellent teaching that meets state standards. I absolutely love that the principal and administrators know all students, and many parents and siblings, by first name! I can always be sure that my child is well cared for and looked after while at Milestones. I have been sad to read that some families were not happy at Milestones, but like any school, Milestones could never be a perfect match for all students/families. It is definitely a school that is new and in the process of growing, and that should be kept in mind by potential parents. But is it awesome to be a part of that growth and exciting change!
I am a teacher and proud parent of 2 Milestone's students. My children have had a wonderful school experience here. They excelled in their aims and terra nova scores and they have made wonderful friends. Milestones teaches to each child individually, and their number one concern is the education and safety of each and every child.
I am sad to say I am pulling my kids out of this school. The leadership and 'truthful' parent communication was & is lacking.
What was once a caring, wonderful teaching environment for our children has become a disorganized mess. The principal and vice principal are doing a poor job at trying to maintain order. Bullying has become the norm in the middle school. School work is minimal. Milestones is not the top notch school it once was. I would advise any parent to consider other schools in the area.
I have been a teacher at Milestones for many years and I can honestly say that the 2006/07 school year has been the best year ever. Milestones has the best, most committed teachers that feel so supported in any way by administration. As teachers, we are lucky enough to know all the children regardless of their grade. The Milestones philosophy, that everyone is cared for and respected, is understood and carried out by everyone. Milestones is a wonderful school for students and their families. Teachers are given the flexibility to make learning fun and engaging; always meeting standards.
I sent my children to this school last year because of the wonderful reports of their teaching techniques. I was impressed with their patients with the children, but found the school to be a bit disorganized. My children came from an advanced school system, and when I asked them if they learned anything this past year, they told me 'Mommy, I did not learn anything this year.' It is pretty bad when the children tell you that they learned nothing this year. Keep looking if you want your child to be chanllenged in school.
While I am sure it's difficult to please everyone, when I drop my child off at school, I see happy children, pleased parents and a staff that has always been friendly and helpful. My advice is to check the school out for yourself and make a decision based on your feelings.
I have been taking my son to milestones for 3 years. I am very happy with the teachers, and the way they educate my son. He comes home with something new every day through out the school year. I think the school is doing a great job.
My son has been there for 4 years, since he was in preschool. I love it. I have never had a problem with administration and the teachers are wonderful. My son has had the best in education and love from all. What administrative change? The same people have been there from my start and I believe from the schools start.
This year has shown us the lack of integrity the school possesses. As parents, coming to the administration with concerns has left us with a great disappointment. Totally unprofessional and uncaring. Would not recommend this school. Our children deserve better.
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Britain's business minister Vince Cable said on Wednesday he could see some merit in incorporating growth into the Bank of England's objectives, adding his voice to an emerging debate over the bank's mandate.
"I think the argument for having growth as part of the objectives seems eminently sensible and I think it is important we have a debate on how best that should be done," Cable said in remarks at a think tank event in London.
He added it would be foolish to endorse any particular formula for the bank, which currently only targets inflation as it tries to boost an economy struggling to emerge from the "heart attack" of the financial crisis.
Incoming Bank of England Governor Mark Carney - who takes over in July - fuelled the debate last December when he raised the possibility of central banks targeting nominal gross domestic product, a mix of GDP and inflation.
Inflation has overshot the Bank of England's 2 percent goal since December 2009, and its current governor Mervyn King has said he expects this to remain the case for most of 2013.
This is in line with the bank's current interpretation of its mandate, under which it sets monetary policy to get inflation to 2 percent within 2-3 years.
Cable said the bank had shown flexibility by its policy of buying British government debt under its 375 billion pound programme of quantitative easing and effectively "putting on one side" its inflation mandate.
"We are not talking about a problem that exists today, because the Bank of England is being very flexible. The question is trying to ensure that if this crisis lingers on, that kind of pragmatism is sustained," he added.
Chancellor George Osborne has dampened expectations of any change to the mandate, saying the bank's inflation target had provided stability and that there would have be a very strong case before any decision to shift away from it.
A Reuters poll of economists this week found support for that view, with a majority in favour of retaining inflation targeting as the Bank's main policy tool, despite the strategy's role in fuelling a credit bubble that led to the 2008/9 financial crisis.
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The sunsets over Parliament House, Canberra. Photo: Karleen Minney
Imagine if our city had been called Federalia. Or Acacia, Harmony, Labourville, Cooksturta or even Frontierland.
What if it had been called Paradise?
These are just a few of the suggestions sent to the Federal Department for Home Affairs before Canberra's official naming in 1913.
A clipping from a newspaper article on the naming of Canberra
An article published in The West Australian 100 years ago ran what was reportedly the "full list of suggestions" of names from members of the public keen to have a say in the creation of the new national capital.
According to the article, the names were sent in from all over the country, as well as from England and other countries, and ranged from the earnest (Commonwealth Circular City or Regina) to the ridiculous (Climax or Back Spur) to the downright sinister (Aryan City).
Interestingly, Canberra and Federalia, both early and late frontrunners in the official decision, crop up in the list, while Myola, an official favourite, does not.
Official historian for the Canberra centenary David Headon said the process of choosing the name for Canberra was shrouded in secrecy, but the Australian public certainly took a keen interest.
''We do know that [then prime minister Andrew] Fisher's favourite was Myola,'' Dr Headon said. ''I've come across nothing that says it as a certainty, but the problem with Myola was he was never a great admirer of [fellow politician King] O'Malley and [Myola] was a near-anagram of O'Malley, according to the goss."
He said the department had been so inundated with suggestions, some 700 or 800 by the day of the official announcement of the new city's name, that it began logging them and assigning each contributor a number.
"They took it that seriously. I don't know how much influence it had, but it was taken notice of. We know that certainly in that list of the public, Federalia and Canberra were very strong … but certainly Canberra always had support from the locals."
All contemporary federal politicians were also given a say, and Canberra was again a favourite, although the previous prime minister, George Reid, had favoured Pacifica.
The decision was made perilously late, but the process was not guarded enough to prevent an old-fashioned media leak, with The Sydney Morning Herald revealing Canberra as the capital's name on the morning of the official announcement.
Dr Headon said it was interesting to discern the different categories of names suggested, from the botanical - there were several iterations of Wattle - to the utopian, such as Peace, Harmony and Perfection.
"You had the people quite obviously with noble aspirations, with things like Acacia and Eucalypta, Federalia, Federata and Eureka for obvious reasons. And then there were those with little sense of the aesthetic and symbolic demands of Commonwealth nomenclature - Kangaemu, Cookaburra, Boomerang City. It's interesting because definitely that notion of echo in the Aboriginal language is very strong."
He said the popular theory that Canberra was an "Aboriginal word for meeting place" was more modern political correctness than fact, although there was probably some strain of local Aboriginal dialect in the final version.
"What we do know from the records is that early - and we're talking 1830s, 1840s - there were Aboriginal words that were very close to what was finally spelt as Canberra."
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