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ROCHESTER — The man assaulted at the Rochester Inn earlier this month is now blind in one eye because of the incident, said Assistant County Attorney Dorothy Walch.
Despite Gagnon's defense attorney arguing "We have no idea what happened in that hotel room," Judge Daniel Cappiello found probable cause in Gagnon's second-degree assault charge, and maintained his bail at $25,000 cash only.
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Syed Ali grew up in New York City and is excited to be living in Brooklyn and to be at Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus, where he has been teaching since 2003. His courses include introductory sociology, sociological theory, migration and Muslim societies.
Professor Ali is the recipient of two Fulbright fellowships: one in 1997-98 to conduct research in India and one in 2006 to conduct research in Dubai. He has engaged in ethnographic research among Muslims in Hyderabad, India; among Muslims and South Asians in New York City; and most recently, among foreign expatriate residents in Dubai.
His research interests have, for the most part, centered on the intersection of ethnic identity and migration. One piece of his research in India looked at how a culture of migration helps to shape the effects of remittances from migrants on status relations and marriage patterns among Muslims in Hyderabad, which further promotes migration abroad. In New York, he studied how the second-generation children of immigrants culturally assimilate and how peer interactions, that is, who one hangs out with, shapes to what degree an individual will become more "Americanized" or will be more "ethnic." His research in Dubai examined how Dubai's stories – history, economic development, culture – are dependent on the "permanent impermanence" of expatriate foreign workers who comprise more than 90 percent of the population and who, for the most part, live in Dubai on three-year, renewable visas. When he's not in his office, Professor Ali can usually be found in Fort Greene Park or in the pottery studio.
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On September 17, Secretary Paige named over 210 public and private elementary and secondary schools, from 38 states and the District of Columbia, as the first No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon Schools. The renewed program recognizes schools that make significant progress in closing the achievement gap (schools with at least 40 percent of their students from disadvantaged backgrounds that dramatically improve student performance to a high level on state assessments or national norm-referenced assessments) or achieve at very high levels (schools whose students, regardless of background, achieve in the top 10 percent on state assessments). Also, of the schools submitted by each state, at least one-third must meet the significant progress criterion. Chief State School Officers nominate public schools and the Council for American Private Education nominates private schools. The winners will be honored at ceremony in Washington, D.C., on October 30-31. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/programs/nclbbrs/. (Note: Blue Ribbon winners must meet adequate yearly progress, as defined by their states. Several states will not learn which nominees won the award until October 1, after those states report on AYP.)
Yesterday, during a virtual town hall meeting, Secretary Paige highlighted rural communities in Iowa, Montana, New Mexico, and West Virginia that are harnessing the power of technology to meet the goals and requirements of No Child Left Behind. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ods/ruraled/.
The Department is accepting public comment on proposed regulations intended to clarify the ground rules for the receipt of federal funding by religious groups. For example, organizations must not use government aid to support "inherently religious" activities, such as worship, religious instruction, and proselytization. On the other hand, organizations may retain their religious identity, including the display of icons and symbols and the selection of board members on a religious basis. Comments are due 60 days from publication in the Federal Register, which is expected today. Faith-based organizations are eligible to receive federal funding for after-school services, mentoring programs, and tutoring and other supplemental services provided under the No Child Left Behind Act. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2003/09/09222003b.html. (Note: Comments may be sent electronically to firstname.lastname@example.com. Put the term "proposed rule" in the subject line of the message.)
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Earlier this week, Secretary Paige delivered his annual Back to School Address, entitled "Education in America: The Complacency Must End." Laying out the reasons why "revolution" was necessary, the Secretary referred to the education circumstances of the majority of disadvantaged and low-income students as "a defacto system of apartheid." Indeed, he said, "we celebrate by overlooking disparities" (headlines just reported SAT scores at an all-time high, even as African-American scores remained flat and Hispanic scores declined) and "we have become complacent, self-satisfied, and often lacking the will to do better" (a new international report shows American students are being overtaken by students in other countriessee below). Fortunately, the No Child Left Behind Act provides us "the tools we need to reform our education system." Then, the Secretary targeted the law's critics, asserting "it is the lack of accountability that has gotten us into this mess." In one rebuttal, he discussed contradictions in labeling. "It may surprise a lot of you that schools that get an 'A' from their state...are suddenly also on another list: schools that under No Child Left Behind are considered 'in need of improvement.' Parents more than likely react to this new fact with bewilderment. How can schools be on both lists, they ask? The answer is that some [state] evaluations use group averages, which can hide poorly performing students, while No Child Left Behind counts all students." Additional rebuttals were proffered for the law's ambitious goals, fiscal commitment, and testing emphasis. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/news/speeches/2003/09/09242003.html.
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According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's "Education at a Glance," which tracks 25 industrialized nations, no nation spends more public and private money to educate each student than the U.S. However, American 15-year-olds scored in the middle of the pack in international assessments in 2000, and the nation's high school graduation rate was below the world average in 2001. "This report documents how little we receive in return for our national investment," Secretary Paige said. This report also reminds us that we are battling two achievement gaps. One is between those being served well by our system and those being left behind. The other is between the U.S. and many of our higher achieving friends around the world. By closing the first gap, we will also close the second." One other finding: American teachers are among the hardest working. The average primary teacher spends 792 hours per year at school; teachers in New Zealand, Scotland, and the U.S. spend 950 hours or more. For more information, please go to http://www.oecd.org/document/52/0,2340,
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If you missed this month's "Education News Parents Can Use" broadcast on resources for helping your child succeed in school, be sure to visit the Department's Especially for Parents web site: http://www.ed.gov/parents/. The URL consolidates and categorizes helpful information about each step of education processfrom preparing a child for school through finding and paying for collegeand links to publications, like No Child Left Behind: A Parents Guide and the six-volume Helping Your Child series.
A brochure by Parent Leadership Associates (http://www.plassociates.org/twelve.html) offers a list of "12 things you should know about and expect from your schools and yourself." The recommendations are built on the idea that "knowledgeable, engaged parents improve student achievement," a theme that resonates throughout No Child Left Behind. Consider #8, which states "Middle school is not too early to begin learning what kind of courses your child should be taking if he or she wants to leave high school ready for college." In fact, the research shows students who take algebra in eighth-grade are much more likely to take advanced math in high schooland then to go on to college.
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President Bush has nominated Raymond Simon, Director of the Arkansas Department of Education, to be the new Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education. Before being appointed the state's top education official in September 1997, Simon was a math teacher in the North Little Rock School District, superintendent for the Conway Public Schools, and Arkansas' Assistant Superintendent of Finance. He is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas. The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education is responsible for directing, coordinating, and recommending policy for programs designed to: assist state and local education agencies to improve the achievement of students; ensure equal access to services leading to such improvement for all children, particularly children who are educationally disadvantaged; and provide financial assistance to state and local education agencies whose revenues are affected by "federal activities." For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2003/09/09222003d.html.
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The national student loan default rate has dropped to an all-time low of 5.4 percent, and, for the first time in history, all schools have default rates low enough to ensure they remain eligible for federal financial aid programs. The national default rate has dropped nearly every year since 1990, when it peaked at 22.4 percent. The FY 2001 rates represent the most current data available and include borrowers who attended 6,200 schools that participate in the Federal Family Education Loan and William Ford Federal Direct Loan programs. For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2003/09/09162003.html. (Individual school default rates are at http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/defaultmanagement/cdr.html.)
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Not-So-Fearless Gaming Predictions For 2009
January 10: Wizards of the Coast releases the revised Gaming Support License (GSL), which appears to be much less restrictive and prohibitionary than their initial effort. Critics, however, are unsettled by the insistence that prospective adherents sign in blood and the disappearance of the document immediately afterward in a puff of smoke and brimstone.
January 17: Professor Ron Edwards announces that his new distribution model he left Indie Press Revolution for is "too corporate", in a long, verbose post at the Forge that denounces many of the folks he was working with on it. He then announces his new model will follow selling his games door-to-door, in tandem with Kirby Vacuum Cleaners.
February 5: Israeli missile attacks in the Gaza Strip flare up yet again. When queried, the Israelis somewhat sheepishly furnish by way of explanation multiple blog posts critical of D&D 4th Edition by several high-profile Hamas members.
February 10: Wizards of the Coast is forced to issue a 10,000-unit recall when thousands of people direct-ordering the incorrectly-titled Manuel of the Planes instead are delivered a bewildered aircraft mechanic from outside Guadalajara who speaks no English.
March 3: WotC's Digital Initiative takes another blow to its already-bruised reputation when savvy subscribers note that its "Virtual Tabletop" is no more than a screenshot from Gauntlet.
March 14: Professor Ron Edwards announces that his new distribution model of selling games and vacuum cleaners door-to-door is entirely "too corporate", in a long, verbose post at the Forge that denounces many of his fellow Kirby sales personnel. He then announces his new plan to publish, sell, and distribute his games exclusively on a tiny atoll in the South Pacific, fashioning them entirely out of coral.
March 28: Wizards of the Coast announces the next 3 scheduled 4th Edition Campaign Settings to general fan approval: Dark Sun, Ravenloft, and Dragonball Z.
April 2: The Old School Renaissance reaches it's apex when Goblinoid Games releases an open-source, OGL version of Braunstein.
April 12: Mr. Mark Randolph of Zanesville, Ohio, distracted by the presence of a new female gamer at the table, sets a RPG record by rolling twenty-seven 1s in a row and consequently killing his prized 20th-level Paladin, Blackleafus Maximus.
May 1: The already-massive Starblazer Adventures begins to quietly devour the other gaming books on my shelf, gaining in strength and size until it is over 4500 pages in length and unstoppable. Sadly, it expires from severe indigestion after eating one too many Salvatore novels.
May 24: Mr. Stuart Woongon of Camrose, Alberta, (aka DarkeMooneWolfe4e) wins the Pultizer Prize for Literature for his ENWorld post "Why I Love 4e And Everyone Who Doesn't Is A Fat Stupid Retard". Bitterly disappointed is his rival Samuel Forza of the Paizo boards (aka SFPFinder), who loses out despite his brilliant analytical piece "4e sux lol".
June 3: Archaeologists announce they now believe that the Rosetta Stone was an early attempt to decipher Nobilis author Rebecca Borgstrom's prose.
June 11: A runaway chain reaction from 280 pages' worth of self-important, ill-considered short stories being fit into a 160-page Vampire product gives scientist important breakthrough insights on the feasibility of cold fusion.
July 2: RPG Pundit reaches a milestone, pissing off his 15,000th reader online.
July 28: ENnies Nominations are announced, and shockingly, no 4th Edition D&D products make the cut. "We really wanted to, but there were just too many angry, incredibly persuasive anti-4e threads on ENWorld", says a unnamed ENnies judge sadly.
August 1: The pre-Gen Con excitement is dampened by reports that several well-known old-school gamers are arrested for attempting to bring Von Clausewitz's badly decomposed corpse back to life.
August 13 (Gen Con Indy): It is revealed that part of Gen Con's resolving of their debt with Lucasfilm includes Peter Adkison standing outside the Gen Con Indy dealer hall in a Jar-Jar Binks costume.
August 14 (Gen Con Indy): It is revealed that part of Gen Con's resolving of their debt with Lucasfilm also includes Peter Adkison ghost-writing Chewbacca's autobiography, Wookie of the Year.
August 15 (Gen Con Indy): It is revealed that part of Gen Con's resolving of their debt with Lucasfilm also includes Peter Adkison making a deal that will keep the lawyers out of Cloud City--er--the Convention Center--forever.
August 16 (Gen Con Indy): It is revealed that part of Gen Con's resolving of their debt with Lucasfilm also includes Peter Adkison re-releasing video archives of Gen Cons past with unnecessary, distracting CGI imagery.
August 19: The RPG 3:16 becomes a runaway nationwide phenomenon after a clever marketing scheme of having it advertised by fan-held signs at various sporting events across the U.S.A.
September 14: An emaciated, unkempt Professor Ron Edwards denounces a tiny scuttling crab on his lonely atoll as being entirely "too corporate", before eating his coral copy of Sorcerer Redux out of desperation.
September 17: Tom Brady of the New England Patriots announces that the reason he is so far behind on his knee injury rehab and has yet to play in 2009 is that he's been really, really busy working on his homebrew campaign setting.
October 15: Blogger goes down for 6 hours of emergency maintenance after Jamie Mal of Grognardia posts the 120,000-word Part VIII of his epic dissertation on the Thief Screwing Up The Creative Direction of D&D. More people are upset about having to wait to read the next installment of his post than the near-destruction of Blogger.
October 30: Mongoose Publishing announces they have won the rights to publish the remainder of Gary Gygax's Castle Zagyg. They attempt to allay fears regarding their editing and proofreading methods with a press release that states "Mongoose Pubelishing is comited to the uttmost in quality in in regaards to Cassel Gygaz (see page XX)".
November 4: After a tragic, senseless incident referred to in the national media as the Chicago Gameday Massacre, both d4s and d30s are considered lethal weapons by law enforcement agencies nationwide.
November 11: After an amazing 11 month-long surge, the re-release of Bunnies & Burrows finally passes D&D 4e and Pathfinder on the Amazon Bestseller list.
December 1: Wizards of the Coast continues its cheery tradition of holiday layoffs by firing everyone but Mike Mearls and Enis the janitor. Mearls and Enis immediately begin work on Player's Handbook 4. After its completion, Enis gets the word to give Mearls the axe.
December 10: A geographical survey team on an expedition to a tiny South Pacific atoll discovers an apparently abandoned cave with bits of coral scattered everywhere on the rocky floor. However, carved into the cave walls is the groundwork for an RPG so incredible it is destined to bring about both Story Now and world peace. It looks suspiciously like Risus.
December 31: The creative minds behind SenZar and Rifts agree to collaborate on a gaming product of such awesomeness, such rune sword swingin', laser eyebeam shootin', head-explodin', supreme kitchen sink over-the-top action that it will only be ready for 2012. Conspiracy theorists everywhere point to this as vindication of the Doomsday Mayan Calendar scenarios.
I hope there's time to play it.
14 comments:
- Rob Lang said...
Excellent comedy, sir. Had me chuckling throughout.
You decline to mention yourself at any point...?
- December 30, 2008 at 6:20 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Alas, sir, I do not warrant inclusion on a list featuring such august personalities. :)
- December 30, 2008 at 6:57 AM
- Chgowiz said...
September 14: An emaciated, unkempt Professor Ron Edwards denounces a tiny scuttling crab on his lonely atoll as being entirely "too corporate", before eating his coral copy of Sorcerer Redux out of desperation.
Coffee... pouring... out of... nose... :D
- December 30, 2008 at 8:56 AM
- clash bowley said...
Brilliant, Zach! Very funny! :D
However, your informants got at least one thing wrong. Tom Brady is NOT working on his homebrew! He's my co-author for the forthcoming In Arm's Way: Quarterback!
- December 30, 2008 at 9:12 AM
- Zachary The First said...
@clash: Nooooo! Tom Brady's almost ruined one pasttime for me--don't let him ruin another!! ;)
Thanks for reading, guys! Something's funky w/ my RPG Bloggers feed, so I was thinking no one would read this.
- December 30, 2008 at 9:22 AM
- Max said...
December 10th had be laughing out loud, Zach. Good stuff!
(And if the Senz-Rifts project brings Raven c.s. McCracken on board i will totally pre-order that sucker!)
- December 30, 2008 at 9:40 AM
- Joseph said...
Hehehe! Reminiscent of Iowahawk. Well done!
- December 30, 2008 at 9:58 AM
- greywulf said...
Most excellent :D
And I'll lay good odds that at least one of these predictions really does come to pass. 2009 is going to be a strange year.
- December 30, 2008 at 3:49 PM
Best blog post on rpgs ever...
- December 31, 2008 at 9:51 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Thanks! Happy New Year, gleichman! Always a pleasure to hear from you.
- December 31, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- Olman Feelyus said...
ha ha ha!
But why do the 4e fanboyz always have to come from Alberta! :(
Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2008 at 3:09 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@ Olman: Pure coincidence?
Happy New Year to you as well, and Happy Gaming!
- December 31, 2008 at 5:45 PM
- sarah said...
I recently came accross your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I dont know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
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Just when I thought Spring was around the corner I woke up to round one hundred of snow.
It's hard to begin to love the snow again especially when it was 70* just a few days ago! I do love snow though so I'll have to get in my snow-lovin' mode ;). I was looking forward to runs outside, seeing grass, and going to the beach. Oh well, what can ya do?!
This is what I saw upon waking…
It does look pretty but I really can't say I didn't miss it. Don't get me wrong, I'll be the first one to jump up and down at the first sight of a snowflake but when you're teased with warm weather, there's no way you're willing to accept snow again!
On the bright side, I did create 12 recipes yesterday so stay tuned for those! I'm so excited to share my recipes with you all! I get such a rush out of making, cooking, baking, creating, and blogging my recipes and finds for you all. I have a passion for food and health and I hope by blogging about my healthy lifestyle and recipes, you'll all be inspired to get creative in the kitchen and realize wholesome foods can be delicious and healthy at the same time!
Also, I think it's time to finally show you what hangs out on our porch… are you ready? I don't think you are. Let me first state, my dad got this at a cigar shop (he's a cigar fanatic) and when my dad wants something for himself, he will buy it. Regardless of whether or not my mom wants a huge wooden Native American just chillin' outside our house. It does scare away some people though haha. I swear we don't live in the boon docks either and we are totally normal.
Yup, that's a 5'7 wooden Native American just chillin' outside our urban house. I'll call him Bob 2.0 (my dad's name is Bob) from now on. We also have a mini wooden Indian hangin' around our house and a wooden bear that is by our fire place. They're pretty cool huh!? (don't roll your eyes at me ;)!) To say my dad likes inatimate wooden objects would be an understatement. I think since his dad used to live in Idaho he might get comfort from these sort of things. Or he just likes them… a lot. My dad says I'm "shot" and "I've lost it" oh, and "you're crazy" for taking pictures of food in a lightbox so it evens out ;). Now you know where I get my crazy, quirky, odd behavior from. It's in these fine genes of mine. (note: to add to my oddness, I'm an avid Rod Stewart listener. Betcha didn't know that! I love his music. And the Rolling Stones! I've seen them live in concert twice. They're amazing. Mick Jagger kicks ass on stage. If you can ever see them (they're ancient by now so I don't know if they tour anymore) do it.)
Is this still a food blog? I'm rambling about 70's music, lightboxes, and wooden objects.
Onto breakfast before I lose my mind on y'all.
Of course I had hazelnut coffee + a splash or two of almond milk + a tsp of raw sugar in a Hawaiian inspired mug. I used to load my coffees and teas with fake artificial sugar. Now I only use real sugar, and raw sugar is ideal for me. It's less processed than the white stuff. But I do what I can with what's around! I will never stoop down to the fake sugar level ever again. I'd rather have black coffee than pump it up with fake sugars. I also never put milk/sugar in my hot teas. I think it tastes gross and I love the simple pure taste plain tea has to offer. If I drink iced tea, I might a little sugar here and there.
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Later on today, we're going to our favorite pizza place in NYC: Lombardi's! It's the first pizzeria in the country and dang is it ever so good. Their salad is freakin' amazing too *drool*.
I'll be taking pictures and doing a little review for y'all so if you're ever in the NYC area you know where to head for the best pizza! There's no competition, seriously. Sorry to ruin your pizza dreams but this place is the best in the country.
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WASHINGTON - Marathon day in Boston is a day traditionally filled with eager runners, packed bars and sidewalks overflowing with supporters, signs and cheers. But the 117th Boston Marathon deviated drastically from tradition.
Two bombs exploded in the packed streets near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street Monday. The incident resulted in chaos, casualties and mass injuries.
An estimated 23,000 runners participated in the race, many of whom traveled hundreds of miles to complete the 26.2-mile race.
Lauren Gabler lives in D.C. and was in Boston for the marathon. She finished the race about 15 minutes prior to the first explosion.
Gabler was on the city's renowned Newbury Street, recapping the race on the phone with her mother, when she felt the explosion.
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Gabler says at first, people on the crowded street just seemed confused. However, she said the second explosion cause a bit more concern.
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Anthony Moulton used to live in Arlington, Va., and also was in Boston for the marathon.
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Moulton describes the second explosion as a "muffled boom."
"The next thing I knew was my ankle was getting plowed over by a woman with a stroller," says MouIton, who said that is when he realized something was not right.
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Local runner Maria Kozloski witnessed the blasts from her hotel room, where she was resting after finishing the race.
"We saw smoke just pluming up in the air," says Kozloski, who said she instantly knew something was wrong when she saw people scattering everywhere. "It was being cleared out fast."
Kozloski -- who has participated in Boston before -- described the day as "surreal."
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New obsession: the snakeskin blazer. Printed with bright golden shine, designed with ruching in the front and a subtle peplum in the back.
- Hand pockets.
- Length: 24" to 27".
- 81% polyester, 19% acrylic. Lining: 100% polyester.
- Hand wash. Imported.
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Ramona Gabe Flat
A beaded mosaic, a modern must-have.
- Cushioned sole for incomparable comfort.
- Leather and synthetic materials.
- Imported.
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Parlette earns SAAC honor
September 20, 2012
Sophomore Jenna Parlette (Miamisburg, OH/Miamisburg) has earned the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Player of the Week honors for the week ending September 16.
Parlette finished fourth of 128 runners at the Cedarville University Friendship Meet to lead a women's team that is still without NCAA qualifier Annie Cekada. Parlette completed the 5K course in 18:41.33.
In recognition of her accomplishments, Parlette will receive a T-shirt from SAAC, and her photo and list of accomplishments will be displayed in the lobby of Hermann Court.
The Student Athlete Advisory Committee is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight about the student-athlete experience. SAAC protects student-athlete interests and provides a positive image of student-athletes.


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Lace Trim Denim Jacket
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Lace Trim Denim Jacket
Jean-jacket styling with the romantic finish of lace overlays and self-fringe trim.
- Crafted with a hint of stretch for a perfect fit.
- Chest pockets.
- Length: 24.
- 99% cotton, 1% spandex.
- Machine wash. Imported.
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Good Morning! It's May! Can you believe it? We've already finished a quarter of 2013! May is a great month! School is finishing, spring is (supposed to be) in full swing!
Speaking of spring, this month's buffet is called Spring Fling. It's full of fun bright colors that just say "I'm ready for a change of scenery"!
The designers all had their own take on what the colors and theme said to them! I love the variety!
The CT had a lot of fun finding pictures that fit the theme, and I think that they did a great job, as well!
Since it's a new month, it's time for a BAKE SALE! With iNSD starting tomorrow, we have a sepcial Bake Sale this month! I don't know about you, but I just LOVE the bake sale! You never know what you're going to find in there, but it's always something that you just can't live without!
*Remember* make sure you keep an eye on your inbox tomorrow , May 2, we will be sending out a special edition newsletter with all the GingerScraps iNSD details. But here is a sneak peek of what we have planned!!
Whoot! I'm so excited!!! Now on to all the awesome news I'm allowed to tell you about today.....
During April, we had Snips and Snails guesting with ! We're all super excited to announce that she's guesting for another month!She's not the only guest for May! We also have Katie, of Katie Creates!
As we love to do, we asked Katie to tell us about herself, and this is what she had to share:Hey everyone!
My name is Katherine but I prefer to be called Katie. I design under the name Katie Creates. I live in Vineland, New Jersey and I am a Claims Analyst for a reinsurance company. I have one daughter who is 22 years old and she just gave birth to my first grandson on March 1, 2013! I have only been a designer since November of 2012 but *personally* feel that I have come far since then and things will only get better from me as time goes on and I learn new skills. In my spare time (not designing or working), I love to read and take walks when the weather is nice. I also travel a lot but this is mainly during the summer months.Make sure you welcome her, and keep an eye out for all the goodies she will be adding to her shop throughout the month!
This month's Monthly Mix is called Signs of Spring, created by Connie Prince, Kathy Winters, Matilda Designs, Roseytoes, and Sugar Kissed Designs. This is such a BEAUTIFUL collab! If you want to have a gallery standout, this collab make that happen!
It's time to reveal Ryan [of Roseytoes Designs]'s beautiful kit that she offered for the Daily Download for April:Weren't the colors just amazing? Don't forget, if you missed a piece, you'll be able to get it in the store now!
Are you ready to see a little peek of this months Daily Download? The May Daily Download is a mix of items that fully coordinate with a HUGE and AMAZING collab that will be released tomorrow. Here is a little peek:
Remember, when you spend $10 in the store, you get a great grab bag! This month's was created by Inspired Designs, titled Everyday Memories, this Grab Bag is packed full of delicious goodies.
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8 Unexpected Benefits of Exercise 1 of 9
You'll remember where you parked the car
Feeling frazzled often goes hand in hand with being a parent. This is an undeniable fact, unless Supernanny happens to be your closest friend and also lives next door. But a good way to combat the mommy brain effect of parenthood is to exercise. (It's often recommended for kids and adults with ADD/ADHD to help them zone in.) Just thirty minutes a day, five days a week will help you regain the focus you had in your past, pre-baby life.Try these 10 brain-boosting foods for moms
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Your kids will grow up to be fitness instructors
Okay, so they may not become trainers, but its been shown that parents who practice healthy routines, like exercise and a balanced diet, often have kids who grow up to do the same. It is never too early to start setting a positive example for your children, even if theyre still in diapers. And for your sake, why not start sooner rather than later? Wouldnt you prefer your son or daughter live an active lifestyle instead of one spent eating chips in front of the TV? So if your own health isnt enough to motivate you, realize the undeniable impact of the example you set for your kids each day.
Check out these 12 simple ways you can exercise throughout the day
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Youll love your kids more
The days that I manage to get my butt to the gym happen to be the same days that I believe my daughter to be the greatest, most well-behaved child in the universe. The days that I dont make time, or decide I am too tired, to work out are the days I find myself asking, Why, God, why is my daughter such a jerky little toddler?! Well, its not a coincidence. Exercise boosts feel-good hormones while simultaneously relieving stress. So the next time you feel the tension building, instead of screaming into a pillow (although that can be mildly comforting) strap the kids in the jogger or sneak away for a quick workout.
Whats your mom type? Take our quiz to find out!
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Youll sleep better than a baby
Ive never been a sound sleeper; it seems the worries of the day always wait until my head hits the pillow to surface in my mind. But since the birth of my daughter, exercise has been a key ingredient in helping me getting enough shuteye (whenever explosive, 3 am diapers and teething are also at rest!). The American College of Sports Medicine says that exercise can help regulate circadian rhythms in our brains and can have effects similar to sleeping pills in troubled sleepers. If you ask me, thats a great reason to break a sweat.
Read the real effects of sleep deprivation on parents
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Youll (want to) have sex again
Since you had kids, how many times have you turned down sex simply because you didnt feel good about your body? Working out and leading an active life can help fight negative body image. Not only does regular exercise make the hormone serotonin, which helps you feel better overall (and often times sexier!), but it also makes you look better (and, once again, sexier!). While sex itself may not be enough exercise to keep your body completely toned, the extra calorie burn cant hurt. Two birds, one stone? Perhaps!
Exercise isnt the only thing that can make you feel beautiful — check out what works for these real-life moms
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Youll save money on therapy (maybe)
The effects of depression and anxiety on anyone can be debilitating. And sometimes even the happiest parents can struggle with these issues from time to time (especially post-partum mamas). If you need a boost without a prescription, exercise, a natural mood elevator, just might do the trick. The endorphins emitted during and after a workout session are just as good as most anti-depressants. Imagine that!
Learn how your babys smile also affects your chemistry
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Youll feel like a kid again
One of the best things you can do for your children is play with them. Even though we all know this, and doing so makes us feel good about ourselves as parents, it can be difficult to muster the energy day in and day out. But its amazing that exerting energy actually gives us more of it. When youre tired working out may not be the first thing on your mind. But knowing that even a quick workout will leave you energized rather than exhausted is definitely encouraging. And the extra calories you will burn while playing is an added bonus.
Here are 12 old-school games we wish our kids would play with us
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Youll be able to reach for the stars or that sippy cup on the top shelf
Flexibility goes hand in hand with almost every reason on this list. Yoga and deep stretching are some of the best ways to increase flexibility, but even gentle stretching can lead to major improvements. Not only will being more flexible enable you to move more comfortably day to day and ease minor aches and pains, it will allow you to play with your children more freely — and certainly make sex more appealing if you can, you know, bend and twist without pulling a muscle. It also may even aid in sleeping if one reason you had trouble catching Zs was lack of comfort due to muscle pain or tightness.
10 post-baby exercises thatll make you want to wear a bathing suit again
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