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Hello lovely readers and friends. How are you today? I had quite a good week because it began with our wedding anniversary which was so, so nice this year to celebrate it with our baby. I hope all is well with you, too. So! I want to bring something up in this space because I wonder what your thoughts are and I wonder if this is just one rare comment or if lots of people are beginning to see blogger's who make money as the bad guys? So let's see what you think.
I already know what I think! First, the comment that was left on my blog last night.
"dear holly, please allow me to be very frank. it's all too much for me. all your books and now an online shop – you are marketing yourself too much for my taste. it has become all about earning money and i can feel the spirit fading away. so sorry to say so and i really grant you every success possible but i fear you are loosing your magic touch by selling, selling and more selling. still, all the best, uschi."
I'm open to comments left by readers, I mean, we all have a right to our opinion. Yet, I'm always baffled when someone thinks a blogger who spends 8-10 hours a day putting together content for their site, employing others, writing books, teaching workshops, etc. is somehow supposed to be doing all of this for free and the moment they explore alternatives, they're told they are "losing their magic". They are judged because they earn their living from this work. Every blogger that I know who is having success with it tries to turn it into something that yields revenue so they can quit their jobs and spend time doing something that enriches their life. What's wrong with that, really? If I wasn't doing this, I'd be back in my cubicle at the investments company in Boston feeling like I'd never reach my childhood dream of authoring books. Isn't this what we want for others though, to come out from under the clouds and find something positive to get involved in that makes them happy that is also good work that impacts others in a positive way? Don't we want happiness for others?
This morning my husband told me he replied to a comment on my blog. I asked him which comment because I had approved the one above last night so quickly that I didn't even read it. I was so tired and the baby needed me. When I read his comment, replying to the one above, the tears started to flow. He really nailed it for me – how I feel about making money as a blogger, how I feel about marketing what I do, all of it. So please read his reply below. I wonder if perhaps this will encourage those of you who, like me, are trying to keep it real and support your families by doing what you enjoy.
Hallo Uschi,
This is Thorsten, Holly's husband and the "tech guy" behind decor8. I've just read your comment while performing some maintenance on decor8. This isn't the first comment of this kind on decor8, by no means, and it certainly won't be the last. I don't usually comment on Holly's blog since being her husband we have our conversations offline, in person. But there are occasions where I feel compelled to join a conversation publicly for means of coming to my wife's aid. This is such a case.
I have been at Holly's side, and on her side, ever since she started blogging back in 2006. She had and always will have my respect, support and admiration for all her hard work. I have been with her through the sweat and tears, the bullying, the name calling, the attacks on her reputation by other bloggers. It was atrocious at times, it was repulsive, it was disgusting. But she stuck with it. She had a goal: to make her dream of becoming a (paid) writer come true. As a writer myself sharing that same dream I kept saying "go for it". I am proud of her for all she's accomplished – proud of her successful blog, proud of her many published articles, proud of her books and all that's yet to come.
Do you know how all this comes about? Through hard work. Unlike a good majority of bloggers Holly doesn't grab content from other sites and reword it. She tries hard to make sure all her posts are not only original, as much as online writing can be original these days, but also reflective of her vision. This takes time and effort, often in excess of eight hours a day. She then publishes it free of charge on her blog for everyone's enjoyment. In addition she wrote three books so far, each one taking a good year of preparation, negotiation, and traveling. I was there, I know first hand. I know about the stress, the tears, the heartaches, the doubts.
Now, as mentioned, I am a writer myself. I used to write articles for magazines, newspapers and various multimedia outlets. I call myself a journalist. A journalist is someone who writes professionally usually producing work for hire or selling articles. No one would ever accuse me of selling, selling, selling or losing my magic touch because I charge for what I write. In fact, if publishers would expect me to write for free I'd complain, probably loudly, on the web. Many people would come to my aid denouncing the "evil" publishers, those "greedy bastards", the "disgusting freeloaders". I expect to be paid for my hard work, everyone does.
Yet somehow bloggers have no right to that. They are expected to publish content for free. They are expected to do it out of the goodness of their hearts. They are expected to be magical creatures apparently living off of rainbows and hugs. Dare I say this holds true mostly for female bloggers. The moment a female blogger tries to find forms of compensation for her hard work she is chastised by a good percentage of her gender. She's selling out. On the other hand if I, as a man, were to start a tech blog, had ads from major sponsors, wrote tech books, went on paid speaking assignments, did consultations etc. I'd be considered a successful man. Seth Godin comes to mind, also Darren Rowse of ProBlogger. It speaks for the still pitiful state of female empowerment in our day and age, the biggest opponents being other females.
So I say, YES, this is in part about earning money. Of course it is. How can it not be? How can Holly and other predominantly female bloggers be rightfully expected to do all this work for nil? More so for those who have made this a family business. Worse yet, are such family businesses judged by tired old societal frameworks like the good housewife and the hard working husband? He goes off to work while she takes care of the home and the children and everything she does is a hobby and will not be allowed to ever be more than that? Aren't we beyond the Mad Men era by now?
So what do you bloggers and friends of bloggers think of this? I am curious so chime in!
(image: rainbow garland, etsy)
Hello everyone! Do you remember when I told you that I was collecting my inspirations together on Pinterest for my Joss & Main sale July 8-15? Well, they switched the dates in case you've wondered what happened so the sale day is actually kicking off right now and will continue on their site until July 22. It's hard to find it on their main page (it's mentioned along the bottom) so here's a direct link. Their buyers looked at my Pinterest board along with my favorites page on their site where I collected some of my favorite things and from that, they pulled together a selection of items for my sale that have been greatly reduced and some of them, wow, are really beautiful. A few of my favorites are shown below, I pulled together a little natural glam mood board and a coastal chic one – all things I'd definitely own and use in my home.
They've also interviewed me on their beautiful site and asked me questions like how I got started and what my dreams are someday for my business. You can read the interview here – a glimpse below…
To shop my Joss & Main sale, please visit this page until July 22 9 pm EST. Hurry, all items are sold in very limited quantities so once they sell out, that's it! Don't you just LOVE the giant indoor teepee above for the little ones? It's right on trend with this post, too! I want this so bad for Aidan! See how good it looks in a home?
Here's my coastal chic mood board using things from my Joss & Main sale…
Have fun shopping my sale!
(images: joss+main, bottom photo by Rolinda Windhors)
Hello everyone! I'm experimenting with this idea of having an online shop, so I've added some really nice things to the decor8 Great.ly shop recently that I'm sure you will really love that are shown below. If you want to learn more about anything you see just click on the links and you'll be zipped over to my shop el pronto! I love working with so many talented makers and am currently partnering with a few of them to create all new products that I'll offer soon in my shop too. It's such meaningful work for me and such a great way to dabble in something new while also supporting others to continue working for themselves doing what they love. I'm trying to have less ads on decor8, I'm being VERY strict with who advertises on decor8 right now and going forward and am trying to scale back a lot with ads so I only have the best of the best on the site. This also means a revenue loss each month. Having an online shop could potentially help me make up for that loss, even if only in a small way. So are you ready to see some of what's in stock at the moment? Many of these items are produced in limited numbers so if you see something you like, don't wait… Here are my 6 different categories with a peek of what's inside of each:
Category 1: Every Girl Needs – This section of my shop includes bags and totes, jewelry, candles, key fobs, laptop bags and folders, camera bags and more. Here are a few products I love: The Mamuye Tote, Leather, handcrafted in Ethiopia. Can't keep this bag in stock, it's back ordered but you can order it now and it will be available to ship on July 25th. // Envelope Macbook case handmade in Japan // Stay Awesome tote screen printed in New Zealand using vegetable inks – also available in black and gold // Hello Friend tote // Laser cut custom made silhouette pendant // Ring in recycled silver.
Category 2: Wee Ones - This is where I stock items for babies and children like linens, wall art, shoes, dolls, dollhouses, bookends and other cute things. Here are a few products you'll want to check out: Buck tassel pillow // Silver star cloud mobile // WORD onesie // The sky is the limit paper wall flag // Sleep neon pink pillowcase // Jumping bunny nursery print.
Category 3: Office + Gifts – This is where you can find nice items to give and also practical yet lovely things for your home office. I grouped these together since I find I'm always giving people paper products and things that I use for work since so many of my friends are working girls too. Here are a few highlights: // Stay Awesome gift tags // ceramic moth coasters // palm + cactus gift tags // vintage sewing gift tags // gold anchor notecards // gold foil polkadot pencils.
Category 4: Art Walls – I had to have a corner of my store dedicated to art, namely prints of original works. I love art walls, also known as gallery walls or "salon style" which takes its name from the French salon style arrangements of grouping photos on the wall. Anyway, I love these works and by far, this part of my shop is most well-stocked – you can find tons of gorgeous prints here and the best part is that I've collected them so that you can actually buy any of them and put them on the wall together and they'd work! So you can't go wrong. Enjoy! Some highlights include: // Abstract artwork // From The Valley canvas print // Shade art print // Faded beach day // Paris is always a good idea // Dressed I Artwork Print // Light Fog art print // Cactus flower photo print.
Category 5: Decorate – How could I NOT have a decorating category? Here are some highlights from pillows to throws. Highlights: // geometric air plant vessel // Icelandic sheepskin throw // cushions // stay awesome flag // acrylic bathroom signs // Je T'aime (means "I love you" in French) pillow // eclipse cushion.
Category 6: Foodies – This is where everything for the kitchen and tabletop goes. guten Appetit! Highlights: // Handmade lace cheese plate // madison rocks cups // linen napkins // black and maple serving board // handmade white ceramic spoon // handmade white ceramic bowl // Plume gray napkins set of 4 // Tokyo ramen bowl.
Here's a link to the decor8 shop if you want to cruise by another time – I'm adding new things every few days!
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Today is a very special one because it's July 14, 2014 and 13 years ago today I got married! We were so young, so daring, so full of hopes and dreams… Today we're not the doe-eyed dreamers we once were as much as the let's-do-it doers and that's something age and marriage gave us both – gumption, courage, fire. We've had many good times but also hard ones like when we had to count all of the change in the house in order to procure enough to buy groceries. I remember when my husband sold all of his belongings to be able to afford my wedding ring and a flight to America to marry me. I remember our honeymoon in San Francisco and how exciting it was to be in a city I had only dreamt to see back then and how we looked at rental apartments while there because we were convinced we'd found our dream city. Only we were too broke to make that happen.
Marriage isn't easy but what relationship is? There are none without compromise, tears, joy, heartbreak and smiles that extend ear-to-ear. It's impossible to have a perfect life with someone, but it's entirely possible to have a happy life . Happy doesn't mean trouble-free. Life is hard and sometimes we grow together and other months, we drift apart. But we come together again. And we just keep going. One thing I've learned with my marriage is that the growing apart at times doesn't mean it's over. It only means that you have to keep walking ahead until your paths converge again. Humans evolve. We aren't going to be the same people we were when we got married. When I read articles about how couples "grew apart" I often wonder what they went into marriage expecting. That they'd always be the same and want the same things and just follow protocol forever?
To think of where we are today, and that we have a child now on our journey with us, is mind-blowing and beautiful. It's also hard to grasp that 13 years have passed because it seems like we've been together my entire life while it also feels like yesterday that we met online in a public forum where I was writing back and forth to a woman on the topic of masculinity vs. femininity and female objectification. And to think that a topic like that piqued the interest of a German journalist and computer science genius living thousands of miles away is just a riot. I remember back then (1998) I confessed to my mother that I was dating a man on the internet that I hadn't met in person yet and the first thing she said was, "How do you know he isn't a serial killer or rapist?", because back then that was what most people thought when they heard about online dating. We wrote back and forth for nearly a year before we met for the first time and we were engaged within two weeks. That was 15 years ago in the Autumn of 1999. Then we were married in 2001.
Writing online has brought me uncounted blessings like a beautiful marriage and a glowing career. No serial killers mom!
Today my husband sent me gorgeous flowers that I'm holding above. And champagne that I'll be holding in my tummy later on after the baby is snoozing. He also gave me the most beautiful ring to symbolize the birth of our son. I burst into tears the moment I opened the little black box with the exact same gold lettering on it that he gave me holding my engagement ring many years ago.
Thank you Thorsten for living with me, putting up with me, loving me and always being so loyal and caring. And for being the most wonderful daddy to little Aidan. I loved you from the first time we talked on the phone for 5 hours back in 1998 and I'll love you forever + ever. Happy Anniversary my love.
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Once again her inventory was lost and she left us.
At some time during 2010 she returned and started creating again, The Pirate town of Floatsam, every building will burn and explode after a number of hits, The Nemo's World Collection of under sea structures and habitats, a seven sim build for Fanci's Deep for the merfolk of SL, the seaview sunken boardwalk complete with Rides, Games and entertainments.
Since her return to Second Life in 2010 it is Estimated that the body of content she has created is now Close to 3000 items.
Regardless of the name she uses or the style she builds in, she gives away all of her items using her own license, which permits everything except for resale.
In June 2011, the only real Arcadia Asylum Library simply disappeared, The owner had Lost his land and his network vendors shut down.
In july 2011, a new group Emerged to fill the void "The Arcadia Asylum Libraries and Exhibits group", this group has now grown to almost a dozen Libraries in second life where the work of collecting and distributing these wonderful items is carried on.
The Library and Exhibits Group also does the Second Life Birthday Celebrations, Burn2 and assorted hunts through out the year to help spread awareness of This great Ladies work and generousity.
The Libary Locations:
Lyonet Sim "The Arcadia Asylum Living Library Main Branch http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lyonet/142/125/33
Mieville Wells Sim Cog & Grog Arcadia Asylum Free Center http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mieville%20Wells/103/38/22
Makazi Sim Arcadia Asylum Library Satilite Branch http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Makazi/21/173/22
Boardman Sim All things Aley, Arcadia Asylum Branch Library http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Boardman/167/214/25


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Noted composer Shekhar Ravjiani of the composer duo Vishal-Shekhar, has released his third single. He has done a rendition of the holy chant 'Hanuman Chalisa'. The official launch took place on Tuesday and it was launched at the hands of Amitabh Bachchan. Big B is known to share a good rapport wi
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Phil Miller covered three seasons of Twins baseball, but that was at a different ballpark for a different newspaper. Now Miller returns to the baseball beat after joining the Star Tribune as the Gopher football writer in 2010, and he won't miss the dingy dome for a minute. In addition to the Twins and Gophers, Miller covered the Utah Jazz and the NBA for six years at The Salt Lake Tribune.
The Twins promoted catcher Rene Rivera from Class AAA Rochester. He arrived this morning and is starting at catcher for today's series finale against the Tigers.
To clear a roster spot, the Twins optioned infielder Matt Tolbert to Rochester. He'll be back on the active roster here in 10 days, or sooner, if there's an injury.
Manager Ron Gardenhire said Joe Mauer's neck feels better today and Mauer is confident he'll be able to catch on Monday or Tuesday in Chicago.
* Michael Cuddyer (sore wrist) said he's confident he'll be back in the lineup on Monday and won't have to worry about the injury the rest of the way.
* Gardenhire also said the Twins will add three days to spring training next year, expanding on the 10 days they've spent working on fundamentals before exhibition games start.
* Gardenhire said Tsuyoshi Nishioka (sore oblique) also is close to returning, but we've been hearing that for days.
Streak stopper?
The Twins will look to snap a seven-game losing streak in their final game of this 11-game homestand. They are 2-15 in their past 17 games at Target Field.
In five August starts, Brian Duensing 0-5 with an 8.65 ERA and has allowed 45 hits in 26 innings pitched.
Brad Penny is Detroit's fifth best starter, but he's 1-0 with a 2.92 ERA in his past two starts.
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Villa Azul Profundo
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Beautiful 4 bedroom villa south of Puerto Vallarta perched above the ocean overlooking Los Arcos and the Bay of Banderas, Azul Profundo (Deep Blue) offers a fantastic venue for a truly special vacation. The villa's location ensures dazzling ocean views, privacy and exclusivity. The 8,400 sq. ft villa represents a lovely blend of modern architecture, natural elements, open spaces and vibrant Mexican furnishings. ...
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A beautiful view in a tranquil setting. This is a beautifully furnished condo with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms in the lovely, upscale Conchas Chinas area. There is a pool, parking, TV, internet, telephone and kids are welcome. Rates include all utilities. All you need to do is relax and enjoy!! ...
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First time offered for rental! Peninsula is one of the most beautiful and luxurious resort complexes in Puerto Vallarta. Located on the beach in the heart of the hotel zone, we are just a short walk to an adjacent shopping plaza with excellent restaurants and shops. The Peninsula has an large infinity pool facing the ocean with views of the city and the Sierra Madre mountains. ...
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Molino de Agua is a new luxury beachfront condo complex located in the heart of Puerto Vallarta´s Romantic Zone. Bordered by the River Cuale on one side and the beautiful Banderas Bay/Malecon on the other, this fully-furnished, 3,678 sq. ft. Luxury condo occupies the entire beachfront portion of the 7th. floor of the Molino de Agua tower, approximately 150 feet from the ocean. The beauty of the (year-round) sunsets from this unit will be etched in your mind forever. A fantastic location in the heart Old Town/Zona Romantica, where the Cuale River meets the ocean. Enjoy amazing 260 degree views of the city, mountains and of course, the ocean/bay. ...
Villa Horizonte Azul
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Wandering Along A ´Story Book´ Cobble Stone Road On The South Shore In Upper Conchas Chinas, You Will Arrive To One Of The Very Few Home Options Available Of This Caliber. Real De Amapas, A Small Development Of Only 4 Unique Residences Offering A Privacy Unlike No Other Development In Vallarta. Amazing Ocean And Jungle Views, Private Pool, High Ceilings, Large Entertainment Terrace, And Superb Finishes All Blend Harmoniously Together To Make This A Masterpiece Of Home. ...
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Molino de Agua 610 is a new 3 bedroom, 3 bath condo on Los Muertos beach complex in Old Town Puerto Vallarta in the heart of downtown & Romantic zone!!! Breathtaking views of the mountains, city & ocean views. This beachfront complex is within walking distance to the famous Los Muertos beach and Malecon, the Best Restaurants in Puerto Vallarta, trendy shops and everything one would desire for a perfect vacation. ...
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Behind the Line: Choctaw Ridge - Not Just Another Pair of Drawers
Whelp, the returned focus on quality, and artisanal approach to menswear has finally gone down under... you know, to your skivvies: meet Choctaw Ridge, the Made in New York male undergarment company that takes... read more
Tuesday, 11/8/2011 at 10:10AM
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Chats With Kick Ass Menswear Guys: Patrick Grant of E. Tautz
Patrick Grant of Savile Row's Norton & Sons, and now E. Tautz, is this kind of real-life James Bond character: a towering, perfectly turned-out Brit, he commands a room with his sometimes lengthy, but... read more
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Behind the Line: Talking Short Run Shirting with Paul Trible from Ledbury
Limited edition gear can be fun, especially when it's pretty different from what's come before it, and, well, actually limited. Ledbury's new "Short Run" shirting hits both those notes, and we're crushing on the... read more
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Behind the Line: Brera Orologi x Carlos Campos
We loved Carlos Campos' spring 2012 presentation at Milk Studios during Fashion Week: the streamlined silhouettes, the sharp tailoring, and those watches... yes, those watches. So, we simply had to find out more about... read more
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Behind the Line: Talking 1969 Denim with Gap's Jason Ferro
Jason Ferro isn't what you might necessarily associate with one of America's best known, fairly squeaky-clean brands, but that's precisely the ingredient that Gap was looking to add to the equation when it opened... read more
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Behind the Line: GANT Rugger Spring 2012 - Interview with Christopher Bastin
GANT's Rugger collection has carved quite the sportswear niche in its short period of rebirth, and much of that is due to Swedish designer Christopher Bastin's blessings on the lineup that remains smart and... read more
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First Look: Ian Velardi Spring 2012
It's an oft-tested formula: menswear designer hones his skills on the inside at one of the big boys, and then when either his creative differences interfere, he outgrows his post or the line suffers... read more
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Behind the Line: Talking Mark McNairy New Amsterdam Spring 2012 With "McNasty," Himself
Mark McNairy is seemingly everywhere in menswear, so it's sometimes hard to fathom that he has yet to release a full apparel collection under his namesake label, Mark McNairy New Amsterdam. Well, as many... read more
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This Aint Your Daddy's Joseph Abboud...
Joseph Abboud is an iconic American mens clothing brand, but not necessarily one that held clout with the younger, hipper set. Slim cut suiting with a bohemian/creative edge? Nah. Not them. Enter creative director... read more
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Surfing with Schott: Perfecto Brand Hits the Web - Interview with Creative Director Greg Chapman
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Saranac Lake Saranac Lake Central School Board members recently began taking a hard look at their 2012-13 spending plan under the new state-mandated tax levy cap and are faced with a $1.4 million revenue shortfall.
Assistant Superintendent for Business Dan Bower gave board members an updated budget preparation worksheet during their March 7 meeting, outlining the state's allowable maximum tax levy increase with a simple majority vote of at least 50 percent. That number is $392,693, above the current tax levy of $18,295,387.
Voters can override any amount above that on May 15, but they would need a supermajority of at least 60 percent.
At this stage in the budget process, there is an estimated $26,556,386 in revenue and $28,394,257 in expenses for 2012-13, requiring a tax levy increase of $1,837,871. By subtracting the allowable tax levy increase — $392,693 — school officials are left with a $1,445,178 revenue shortfall.
The allowable increase represents a jump of 2.146-percent, which is determined using the state's tax cap formula, which is based at 2-percent and then considers exemptions and other factors when determining the cap total.
The school has to find a combination of cuts and added revenue to make up that amount.
While School Board members did not discuss any cuts at their March 7 meeting, Bower offered a few ways the district can achieve $543,000 in savings:
•lower health insurance rates, $263,000;
•UPK mid-day transportation, $70,000;
•field trips, $20,000;
•music teacher retirement, $50,000;
•garage restructuring, $50,000;
•business office clerical reduction, $35,000;
•indoor track cut, $9,000;
•in-house projects, $30,000;
•and facilities subs, $16,000.
Bower also suggested using an additional $200,000 from the fund balance (revenue previously saved for emergency situations). If all his suggestions were adopted, that would still leave a shortfall of $702,178 for the School Board to cut.
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Vermontville resident Shir Filler made a plea to School Board members March 7 to reinstate a full-time librarian at the Bloomingdale Elementary School, where her child attends classes. Right now the school has a part-time librarian.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa – A 32-10 run on both sides of the halftime break propelled top-ranked Saint Francis to an 83-59 victory over Siena Heights in second-round action of the NAIA Division II women's basketball national championship at the Tyson Events Center on Friday.
Saint Francis (35-0) faces Southwestern College of Winfield, Kan., in an Elite Eight showdown at 2 p.m. today. The Cougars are trying to avenge a loss in last year's quarterfinal round, an 87-77 setback to Northwestern College of Iowa.
Leading 27-24 with five minutes remaining in the first half, the Cougars looked to guards Brooke Ridley and Skylarr Shurn to break the game open. The pair combined to make 19 trips to the free throw line in the first half alone, contributing to a 12-point halftime lead at 40-28.
Coach Gary Andrews' message at the break? Do more of the same.
Coach told me at halftime to keep attacking, keep attacking, said Shurn, a 5-foot-7 senior from Kokomo. That's how we were going to extend the lead.
The Crossroads League champion Cougars did just that, using ball screens and ball movement to open up paths to the lane.
We had only 10 turnovers and scored 83 points against a very good defensive team, Andrews said. We maybe started a little slowly, but then Brooke got us going.
Ridley, a sophomore from Bishop Luers, battled for 14 rebounds, including five offensive rebounds to complement a 21-point effort.
Shurn led all scorers with 27 points, including a 15-of-17 performance at the free throw line, a category Saint Francis dominated with a 30-8 advantage.
Sky is such a nice, quiet kid, we really have to keep on her about using her talents to attack, Andrews said. We really look to her, Jennelle (Wilson) and Brooke to make plays.
A 3-pointer by Wilson midway through the second half completed the scoring run and gave Saint Francis a commanding 25-point cushion, at 59-34. Wilson, the third guard in this attack, made the only three 3s for the Cougars, part of her 16-point outing.
Siena Heights, which recorded its first victory ever Wednesday in the national tournament, struggled from the floor, connecting on just three of 21 3-point shots and 24 of 71 total field goal attempts.
The Saints did get a 20-point, 5-assist effort from senior point guard Grace Howrigon, who finished the season with 214 assists while averaging 13 points per game.
We went in at half down 12 and started the second half with the ball but missed a shot and they scored right away, Saints coach Sue Syljebeck said. We wanted to cut into the lead right there but didn't.
Saint Francis won an earlier meeting between the schools, 76-56 at Siena Heights on Dec. 1.
Shurn is a great player, we had a hard time stopping her, Syljebeck said. And they did a good job of holding (Sierra) Calhoun and (Morgan) Warfield, two of our all-conference players.
Calhoun had three points, while Warfield didn't score. The two came into the game averaging 24 points between them.
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Keys ideas:
- a teacher must insist and expect responsible behaviour from the students
- maintain adequate classroom discipline
- both students and teachers have rights
The Assertive Discipline Model:
- a clear indication of the rules
- reminders of the rules
- indication of consequences
- establishment of a positive discipline system
- use of positive consequences as opposed to negative
- negative consequences are to be graded in severity
Implementation of the Model
- Step One – recognise and remove roadblocks
- Step Two – practice use of assertive response styles
- Step Three – learn to set limits
- Step Four – learn to follow-through on limits
- Step Five – implement a system of positive consequences
This approach, developed by the Canter's, is a program aimed at "corrective" control. It is hinged on positive behavioural management. The canter's define assertiveness as "business like communication" of reasonable teacher expectations and disapproval followed by a clear indication of what the student is to do.
The assertive teacher reminds students of the rules, and indicates what should be done. This may include the assertive use of questions to convey limits.
Th main focus of Canter's model is on assertively insisting on proper behaviour from students, with well organised procedures for following through when they do not. the model provides a very strong system of corrective discipline.
This method aims to establish a positive discipline system that reinforces the teacher's authority to teach and control in order to ensure an environment that is optimal for learning. This entails using rewards and punishments in the behavioural sense. Positive consequences are believed to be more powerful in shaping student behaviour than negative ones. If students violate rules deliberately, it is recommended that the negative consequences that result, should be graded in severity according to the number of times the offence is repeated during the lesson.
Benefits of the Assertive Discipline Approach:
- it enables teachers to use class time more productively for teaching
- it serves to prevent discipline problems from occurring as students have a clear understanding of the consequences of keeping and breaking the rules
- it can provide supportive control when a warning is all that is required
Teachers have basic educational rights in their classrooms including:
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- the right to request and express appropriate behaviour
- the right to receive help from administrators and parents as needed
· Students also have basic rights in the classroom, including:
- the right to have teachers who help limit self-destructing behaviour
- the right to choose how to behave, with full understanding of the consequences that automatically follow their choices
The needs, rights, and conditions are best met through the assertive discipline approach in which the teacher clearly communicates the expectations to the students and consistently follows-up with appropriate actions, but never violates, the best interests of the students.
McInerney, D.M. and McInerney, V., Educational Psychology: Constructed Learning (Australia: Prentice Hall, 1998)
Woolfolk, A., Educational Psychology (Englewood Cliffs, USA: Prentice Hall, 1990)
Richards, Platt & Platt, Longman Dictionary of Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics. (Longman, 1992)
Stern, H. H., Issues and Options in Language Teaching (OUP1992)
Silent Way1: a method of foreign language learning developed by Carlos Gattegno which makes use of gesture, mime, visual aids, wall charts and in particular Cuisière rods that the teacher uses to help the students to talk. The method takes its name from the relative silence of the teacher using these techniques.
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Community Language Learning2: a method of foreign language learning developed by Charles Curran . Community Language Learning (CLL) is an application of Counselling Learning to foreign language learning and teaching. It uses techniques developed in group counselling to help people with psychological and emotional problems. The method makes use of group learning in small or large groups. These groups are the "community". The method places emphasis on the learners' personal feelings and their reactions to language learning. Learners say what they want to talk about, in their native language. The teacher (known as "counsellor") translates the students' sentences into L2 and the learner then repeats this to other members of the group.
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This deep-dish pizza is one that will dazzle weekend guests! The bacon, eggs, cheese and spinach are sure to fill you up to start the day right.—Sharon Skildum, Maple Grove, Minnesota
4 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 45 min.
1-1/3 cups biscuit/baking mix
1/3 cup water
6 eggs, lightly beaten
2/3 cup sour cream
3/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon pepper
2 cups fresh baby spinach, chopped
1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
2 green onions, chopped
8 bacon strips, cooked, crumbled and
In a small bowl, combine biscuit mix and water to form a soft dough.
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Bandon Dunes, the coffee table book
By John Strege A coffee table book on Bandon Dunes is no substitute for Bandon Dunes, but it might make a nice supplement for those who already have experienced "golf as it was meant...
Tuesday, 11/5/2013 at 6:42PM
News & Tours
How the U.S. Women's Open came to Long Island
By Brendan Mohler The U.S. Women's Open at Sebonack GC in Southampton, N.Y., this week marks the first USGA championship at the young course, a rare fact given the USGA's propensity for hosting Opens...
Wednesday, 6/26/2013 at 3:36PM
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- Jack Nicklaus,
- brendan mohler,
- golf courses,
- golf digest,
- michael pasucci
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America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses: By Architect
We rank the designers with the most golf courses on our list of the Country's best.
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- golf,
- golf digest,
- america's 100 greatest courses,
- golf courses,
- tom fazio
Golf Courses & Golf Travel / Two Perspectives / two perspectives
Two Courses/Two Perspectives: Streamsong
Two views of Streamsong in Polk County, Florida.
September 2012
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- golf travel,
- Alternate Shot,
- Face Off,
- Streamsong,
- Florida
Golf Courses & Golf Travel / Away Game: Colorado
Away Game: Un-Vailing Golf in Colorado
From one of the best bargains in the country to some of the best mountain courses in the world.
July 2012
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- golf travel,
- golf digest,
- Away Game,
- matt ginella,
- vail
Courses & Travel
Q&A: Herb Kohler on trying to buy near Bandon, Hamilton Grand and his latest victory.
The last time I did a formal Q&A with Herb Kohler, the prince of porcelain and owner of 90 holes of golf, was in 2008. He told me about saving dogs, landing planes and taking...
Sunday, 6/10/2012 at 6:09PM
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- Blackwolf Run,
- David Fay,
- Erin Hills,
- Gil Hanse,
- Gnarly Balls Gang
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