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Rachel...give him a few drinks and dress him up ...or bribe him with....you know...Bow Chicka Wow Wow ;)
That was a funny video Sarah!!! LMAO!
OK...sooo...just to make Rachel more jelous..and to think of a bribe for her hubs...here are a few pics...
K..thie first one...that was an adult party..no kids were there for the penis costume..lol. The 3rd pic..I was in high school still.
oh my gosh! i love them julie and christina! so fun! dang it i need to talk him in to something!!!
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WOW!! I love the giant penis and the pumpkin belly!!
Mario and Luigi are great too. Hubs and I have never dressed up.
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WOW!! I love the giant penis!!
I love the costumes! I should round up some photos to share!
Hey now!! To each her own!!
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The campaign has created unlikely collaborators in the past, including joining New Order's Bernard Sumner with Hot Chip and Hot City and Soulja Boy with Matt and Kim and Andrew W.K. For the track and music video "Warrior," Converse and Anomaly are bringing together DJ and Kid Sister/M.I.A. collaborator A-Trak, Mark Foster of seemingly overnight indie pop sensation Foster the People, and New Zealand-based singer/songwriter, Kimbra.
As with past collaborations, the actual track is a pleasant surprise. But, the video, featuring a lucha libre underground wrestling fight club, is where this unlikely trio shines. Credits after the jump.

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Ooohhh...Before the Storm...ReplyDelete
I've been in the mood for mysteries lately so I'll go with Curiosity Thrilled the CatReplyDelete
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The Sofie Kelly one looks really cute, but I also like the sound of "First Grave on the Right."ReplyDelete
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Oh...I love The Demon Trapper's Daughter and Autumn: The City covers. Those are really eye catching. I think I'd like to read the Demon Trapper's Daughter....that looks interesting. :)ReplyDelete
There are two from this list that piqué my interest most: Visions of Magic by Regan Hastings (& who *is* she??), and First Grave on the Right, by Darynda Jones.ReplyDelete
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Had trouble picking between 2 of them, but I'm going to pick Visions of Magic by Regan Hastings for my choice. Try a new author...for me.ReplyDelete
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What a great list. Will my book budget ever be in credit? LOL. The City looks an intrersting read - I'll be adding that to my wishlist.ReplyDelete
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Also, I'm running a follower comp if you're interested - 200 Followers Q & A Competition
Wow! I don't know which one to pick. It's either Curiosity Thrilled a Cat (I love cat!) or Demon Trapper's Daughter.ReplyDelete
I'm a follower! Also follow you via twitter. I tweeted in here: http://twitter.com/#!/LynossaDBL/status/32471385834004480
February really is a good month:) Thank you so much for all of these giveaways!ReplyDelete
I'd have to pick either First Grave on the Right or Delirium.
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Evenfall has caught my eye! Thanks, Suzanne.ReplyDelete
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The Demon Trappers Daughter is what I've been looking forward to! firstname.lastname@example.com
I can't wait to read the YA selections, but out of them I think I'm most excited about The Demon Trapper's Daughter...ReplyDelete
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UGH this is so hard. These books like totally awesome.ReplyDelete
I really want to read Blaze of Glory the most, I think. I love superhero fiction.
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First Grave on the Right definitely piqued my interest!ReplyDelete
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Oh, and my email is: ellen_r_hudson(at)yahoo(dot)caReplyDelete
Moon Burning, by Lucy Monroe =) And that cover is sooo fantastic (L) Thanks for the giveaway =)ReplyDelete
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Oh my, so many great books! The Demon Trapper's Daughter, Delirium and evenfall caught my eye!ReplyDelete
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I would pick The Demon Trapper's Daughter, by Jana Oliver.ReplyDelete
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Damn. They all look so good.ReplyDelete
I'm downloading First Grave on the Right tonight...
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There are a couple of new ones here for me that make me curious. I think I would have to go with Visions of Magic by Regan Hastings first. :) I've had my eye on it for a few days now. :) Sounds interesting.ReplyDelete
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Great choises and I cannot make my mind up...I'm torn between the demon trapper's daughter and first grave on the right because the title is really lovely!ReplyDelete
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I would love to have Blood Wyne by Yasmine Galenorn...I love the D'Artigo sisters:)ReplyDelete
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Can't beat a book with a talking cat..well I hope its a talking cat so I say Curiosity Thrilled The Cat. Although I also think Beyond the Storm sounds good and I can't get either easily here in the UK.ReplyDelete
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Great list! I would pick The Demon Trapper's Daughter, by Jana Oliver.ReplyDelete
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I pick First Grave on the Right...I so want to read this. I'll have to buy this if I don't win. Thanks again for another contest.ReplyDelete
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The Demon Trapper's Daughter by Jana Oliver sounds really goodReplyDelete
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i'd love to read : Delirium, by Lauren OliverReplyDelete
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OMG, your killing me with all these amazing books :) I would love Biting me Softly by Mary HughesReplyDelete
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OOOOHHHHH I want demon trappers daughter. :D This is great I am learning about lots of new books I want to read now. Thanks!ReplyDelete
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Blood Wyne
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So many good books and not enough time.. I need a year off to read everything... Gees
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I'm surprised there were not more requests for Delirium. It's a wonderful story and I would love a copy!ReplyDelete
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I would love to read Delirium please!:)ReplyDelete
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Oooh I would love to win The Demon Trapper's Daughter! I've been lusting this one for a while :)ReplyDelete
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(+1) I would love to win Visions Of Magic! It's the cover which most attracted my urban fantasy reader's eyes! I've never read Regan Hastings yet and would love to try her out :)ReplyDelete
I also like Forest Moon Rising but reading at the synopsis I realize that this book is not book 1 in the series and I like reading sequentially...so will have to dig around for book one first before jumping into this one...
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I've heard good things about First Grave on the Right. With so many, it's hard to choose!ReplyDelete
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First Grave on the Right, by Darynda Jones would be my 1st choice.ReplyDelete
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Forest Moon Rising since I know my wife has read that author.ReplyDelete
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Wow I had not heard of Marian Perera's book before it really sounds interesting and I love the cover.ReplyDelete
The book I cannot wait to read and I really look forward to is Delirium by Lauren Oliver.
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Delirium looks really good!!!ReplyDelete
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Although the New York City program, which distributed $1.1 million to the 5,889 participating students last school year, is fully funded by private monies, the District of Columbia will pay for nearly half the $2.7 million set aside for its program. The remaining funds will come from private grant monies.
What do you think about the idea of paying students for good grades and test scores, as well as for solid attendance records—can it work? If you had the option of implementing such a program in your school, would you?
Here's what one principal said: Money is a motivator. However, I am very concerned that to proceed with such a path is futile ... To implement such a plan will increase taxes and stipulate that every child must be paid to do what he or she must do as a member of society ... If I were given the option to implement such a program, I would not comply. If directed to implement such a program, I would resign my position.
National Distinguished Principals on Professional Development
For the next couple of days, the Principals' Office will feature reflections from the 2007 National Distinguished Principals, as they respond to the question: What skill or concept did you learn through professional development in the past year that you plan to implement this year?
This is what NDP Richard R. Alix, principal of Spangdahlem Elementary School in Spangdahlem, Germany, had to say:
I was recently reassigned to a new school in a U.S. Department of Defense Educational Activity overseas school. My focus this year is actually a continuation of active school improvement. In my last assignment, I worked closely with the school improvement leadership team in developing collaborative approaches to promote assessment driven instruction to address areas in the student performance profiles that needed to show greater growth.
The value of formative and summative assessment and the processes involved in identifying key skills for focused attention in each grade level's performance and curricular standards highlight the positive outcome when assessment data is used to guide instruction.
In this new school, I plan on working with the school improvement leadership team in designing staff development programs that will equip the instructional staff with the skills necessary to promote collaboration in identifying grade level focus on highest student achievement, as identified by the student performance data.
As I work in collaboration with the teachers at this new school, staff development in each of these areas will be necessary to build capacity. Specifically, we need to identify the curricular and performance standards that we are going to teach and when we are going to teach them. Through staff development on benchmarking, teachers will be able to clearly assess if the students learned the necessary skills. By learning how to differentiate instruction, the staff will be equipped to teach each child as he or she needs to learn. This is a path to excellence, and it is a process that will evolve over the years of my tenure in this new school.
How have you approached working with a school improvement leadership team?
Common Sense and Homework
The author of the September/October Speaking Out article argues that educators must change the way they look at homework. "Homework isn't a single thing and its applications are far from consistent," the author writes. "While proponents and opponents of homework battle, little is being done to bring widespread and beneficial change."
Read the article for yourself and let us know what you think. What conversations have you had with your teachers about giving, and grading, homework? Do you agree with the author that teachers should count summative assessments more than formative ones?
What Are Your Two Cents?
Happy new year! With the beginning of the 2008-2009 school year comes your September/October issue of Principal magazine. As you'll notice, we've introduced a new section to the magazine titled Member Voices. Among the items on the Member Voices page will be "My Two Cents," in which principals offer their thoughts on a particular question.
The question for this issue was: If you could ask the presidential candidates one question about their stance on U.S. education, what would it be and why?
Here's what some of you have responded:
School reform in the last decade has translated to many of us educators as unfunded mandates with an over concentration on assessment and a focus on failure. That being said, what legacy do you plan to leave? Jan BorelliPrincipalWestwood Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, Oklahoma
The current strong federal (NCLB) and state accountability standards have changed the nature of education in America. Do you feel that the burden of testing imposed by those accountability standards has improved or impacted the level of excellence of U.S. K-12 education?
Katherine RalstonPrincipalNorth River Elementary SchoolMt. Solon, Virginia
What question would you ask?
It's Been a Great Year!!
In addition to covering what's new at NAESP, this year's Principals' Office blog has engaged in topics such as the federal budget, principal pay, diversity, mentoring, instructional leadership, and NCLB.
To coincide with the end of the school year, the Principals' Office editors are taking a summer hiatus. But feel free to peruse the archives and make sure to check back in the fall for new posts and series.
Principal Offers to Take a Serious Pay Cut
According to a recent The Miami Herald, principal Larry Feldman recently decided to postpone his retirement and offer his services to the cash-strapped Miami-Dade School District for an annual salary of $1 plus benefits.(Now that's what you call commitment.) The district declined Feldman's proposition because it would be too difficult to replace him, considering his budgeted $1 salary, should he decide to leave before the year was over. Still, some parents have launched an e-mail campaign, and are considering a petition in favor of the popular principal's offer. Stay tuned.
The Talented and Gifted Child
Washington Post education columnist Jay Mathews recently addressed the issue of how public schools can best serve talented and gifted children. He published a number of insightful reader comments from parents and educators that illuminate the concerns of helping these students reach their highest potentials. One reader suggested that parents should home school gifted children. What do you think? Can public schools accommodate gifted children?
The May/June 2009 issue of Principal will be dedicated to talented and gifted children, focusing on what schools are doing to support these students and, in the wake of No Child Left Behind, whether or not schools are meeting their needs. For information about how to submit an article about this or other topics, visit the Principal Web page.
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