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Contact: Jennifer Shelton, director, Western Washington University Small Business Development Center, (360) 778-1762
BELLINGHAM – Twelve husband-and-wife business owners around Whatcom County have won a complimentary dinner, drinks, and entertainment as part of celebrating National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day on March 29, sponsored by Western Washington University's Small Business Development Center, Sustainable Connections, and The Downtown Bellingham Partnership.
Congratulations to Dan and Barbara Sanford, owners of Launching Success Learning Store; Steve and Genevie Ruguski, owners of Fairhaven Runners; Marsha McKenzie and Michael Cain, owners of Pacific Martial Arts; Michele and Aaron Sanger, owners of Living Earth Herbs; Janet and Michael Hodgin, owners of Kids Northwest; Marguerite and Ken Ryan, owners of The Bagelry; Eric and Kae Moe, owners of Kulshan Cycles; Jeff Panko and Jody Hove, owners of Graham's Store; Jan Brumsfield and John Wiggens, owners of Twin Sisters Electric; Bernie and Kristen Hansen, owners of HB Hansen Construction; Eric and Lylene Johnson, owners of The Johnson Team; and Dale and Linda Glen, owners of NW Heavy Equipment Repair.
These couples will receive dinner at The Amadeus Project, catered by Fool's Onion, with desert provided by Sirena Gelato. Drinks will be provided by The North Fork Brewing Company, entertainment will be provided by The Upfront Theatre Improv Workshop, and during dinner, Andrea Rackl, owner of The Amadeus Project, will be playing improv composition on a grand piano.
The winning names were randomly drawn out of 94 husband-and-wife business owner applicants who registered to participate in a map/directory featuring husband-and-wife business owners in Whatcom County; all 94 will be listed.
The community is invited to pick up a map as part of the national holiday promotion to recognize the many husband and wife business owner teams we have in Whatcom County and to support doing business with them.
Maps will be available from March 21 at the following locations in Bellingham, as well as at the Ferndale and Lynden Chambers of Commerce:
- Back County Essentials, 214 W. Holly St.
- Downtown Bellingham Partnership, 1304 Cornwall Ave.
- Sustainable Connections, 1701 Ellis St., Suite 221
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- The Upfront Theatre, 1208 Bay St.
- WWU Small Business Development Center, 115 Unity St., #101
Thank you to sponsors Washington Small Business Development Center (WSBDC)
Interconnect Systems, Jonathan Rands Attorney at Law, and Backcountry Essentials.
SBDC's are the nation's leading resource for in-depth business counseling, high quality management education, quick access to information and broad-based technical assistance. For more information on the free business-counseling services the SBDC provides, contact Jennifer Shelton, director, Western Washington University Small Business Development Center, at (360) 778-1762.


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I think the intersection between learning goals and social software is heating up. The popularity of 43 Things must be contributing to the interest, and maybe some of my babbling here has helped moved things along, but I think there was probably a certain inevitability about it -- in environments where people are deciding what to learn, who to learn with and figuring out how to go about it, these tools could be really valuable.George Siemens introduced the U of M's Virtual Learning Commons a few weeks ago and linked to a backgrounder on the project. I had it saved in Bloglines for too long, and thankfully Brian nudged me to take another look at it. It's a system for students to post their learning goals as a way of recording them, finding related resources and connecting with others who share the goal. It seems to be pretty slick, and even in the current closed mode (registered students only) with relatively few participants, it looks like there could be the critical mass to make it useful. George's note about it: "It sets learning in a conversational spaces...knowledge as a pathway through connections with others...learning as a constant in life. I'm confident that this implementation of social learning (integrated with institutionally provided academic support) is a first indicator of more prominent trends. Learning not as an explicit task...but as a constant action."I also got an e-mail about Learning Flow and Lee Kraus explains what it's for: "LearningFlow is a web-based application that allows (you) the learner to identify learning goals, then associate resources from across the web to that particular learning goal. The goal can also be shared with others interested in learning that goal."It's also got a pretty nice, simple interface and some cool features for sharing goals. The kicker with any system like this is that it depends on large numbers of users and goals to start being really valuable. Until you have a few people sharing a (often quite unique) learning goal, it's just a place to store yours. So we'll see if it catches on. Elgg integrated this kind of functionality last year as well, in the context of a much richer feature set -- I should ask Dave if he's received any feedback about it.Update: Roger Stack is paying attention to these goal-based networks as well. He describes a cool program at his school where mentoring/counselling groups have formed around areas of interest.
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I love the potential of this Jeremy IMO we have over used "what are your goals" stuff with kids in New Zealand so much that many of them are cynical and disengaged when asked to play the "goal game"If they got to connect with other learners across the world engaged in striving for the same identified learning goal - imagine how much more interesting this would be.Just need someone to set this up for 5 to 18 year olds
This comment posted by Artichoke : October 12, 2006
Thanks for this, arti. Goals in school are such a joke -- they're basically trying to get kids to pretend to care about the predetermined outcomes of the curriculum. Like you say, letting kids choose what they actually want to learn and letting them hook up with people who share that desire...there's good value there. Sadly, I don't think any schools will want their kids to have that kind of open relationship with scary strangers out on the wild web.
This comment posted by Jeremy : October 12, 2006
Jeremy, Again, thanks so much for again for checking out LearningFlow. We are so early in the process it will be interesting to see where this goes. To your comment on sharing goals within a "group", we are working on the functionality now, trying to capture the delicate balance of authority within a group and the ability for the learner to still maintain control. It kind of goes back to being a facilitator or coach. We want LearningFlow to allow an authoritative person (training director in a company or teacher in a classroom) to identify a group of learners and serve them by supporting their learning needs. There are a lot of issues to deal with like, can the "manager" of the group assign goals or suggest goals? Also, can you create an environment where the "group" learning a goal can benefit from the public exchange as well as the private exchange. The technology isn't so hard, but then the exchange of the group isn't really supporting the public goal by not sharing, thus reducing the network effect. And this might still work, but I'm not sure.We are also hoping to allow the learner to extend their learning goals outside of our application. This would allow them to live in an Ajax home page or within your project or classroom management software giving you both the value of groups and the open exchange. It should be intersting.
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Hi Lee. Interesting discussion of the role of authority in these systems. I don't see much good in including the authoritative role -- I think it undermines the potential for people to realize that they don't need to be coerced to learn when they are able to choose the networks and content they find personally useful.It's too bad that managers/teachers should have to assign anything, rather than simply participating in meaningful ways by adding insight, pointing to resources, and helping create a good learning environment for everyone (themselves included, since they can't possibly know everything). Suggesting goals might work, but you wouldn't need any "extra" power to do it -- as soon as someone is assigning things, it feels like breaking the model of networked learning as I currently understand it. It just becomes an LMS with someone telling you which hoops to jump through. "...then the exchange of the group isn't really supporting the public goal by not sharing, thus reducing the network effect."Exactly -- well said. This is what's happening in WebCT/Blackboard courses all over the world right now -- participants are able to use and benefit from conversations and resources on the web, but the resources and conversations they're having are locked away, which doesn't help the wider network OR the participants in the long run, because they lose those artifacts/discussions/links/etc when the course ends. That just feels wrong.
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I'm not sure if authoritative is the best description. I'm trying to capture what it is I (and I am guessing you and many others) do on a daily basis, be the person who recognizes a perforance issue and immediately wants to be involved in fixing it. It is in our DNA to help solve that issue or teach that new skill. We start to diagnosis the problem, collect baseline data (at least informally) and suggest ideas. This often leads to sending an email with pointers on where to find information. And sure, I can become part of the "community" around that shared goal, but that isn't really my goal. I don't want to learn basket weaving, I just want empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to learn basket weaving. So, if I add "Learn Basket Weaving" to my list of goals or 43things, that's not an accurate view of what is happening or my intentions. So, how can an information system allow someone to be a facilitator. Creating a "facilitator" role within the system also leads to some strange places... (I like coach better) Can anyone be a coach? Do you have to have domain knowledge to be a good coach? Can a coach suggest learning resources for people he/she doesn't have an established relationship with? So now we are talking about reputation... maybe. So I think allowing a group of people to self-associate (if that's a concept?) as having a trusted relationship, might allow for coaching within the group.I'm guessing past online communities have addressed this issue, but I have little experince with past, walled-garden online social communities. Interesting...
This comment posted by Anonymous : October 25, 2006
I wish I knew who "--" was, as it feels odd responding to anonymous words...but these examples are great and the topic interests me. I'm thinking it's still Lee...It's true that these systems currently lack a public function for suggesting a goal to someone or prodding someone toward an outcome they might not otherwise pursue on their own. Perhaps that's because those kinds of suggestions would almost always be perceived as a form of criticism? Maybe those types of assigning, assessment and guidance are best initiated in person (or privately at least, through e-mail or private messages through the system).I like the question about whether coaches need domain knowledge. I think nearly everyone in a network (emerging or more formalized) has some domain knowledge at varying levels and in different specific areas. In 43 Things, you can offer advice on a goal someone else has already set for themselves, or adopt a goal you have already completed and write about your experience in learning or applying what you learned. These are valuable ways to offer "coaching" in an informal way. You don't need to be a coach to do them...and if you haven't actually done the things I want to learn, I'm probably not interested in your advice whether you're a coach or not.In past online communities, the role most closely matching what you're describing might be the moderators. They enforce the agreed-upon rules of the community, keep things running smoothly and act as a point person for issues that arise...but they're more like participants than leaders. There might be some subtle coaching about the processes and norms of the community (play nice with others), but never in assigning tasks. In self-formed communities, I think that would be considered bullying behaviour.
This comment posted by Jeremy : October 25, 2006
Sorry about that... It was me (Lee). I've been playing with Blogger's beta and it is a seperate login, which I failed to recognize before posting.I agree with your comments. I think a function that allows someone to offer advice would be useful and I guess another way to consider it would be that "good" (interpreted by the learner) interaction among network participants will be acted upon appropriately (such as our exchange on this blog) and "bad" interaction will be ignored.
This comment posted by Lee : October 25, 2006
Oh, no worries, Lee. Thanks for a great discussion.
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Malachite is a green, very common secondary copper mineral with a widely variable habit. Typically it is found as crystalline aggregates or crusts, often banded in appearence, like agates. It is also often found as botryoidal clusters of radiating crystals, and as mammillary aggregates as well. Single crystals and clusters of distinguishable crystals are uncommon, but when found they are typically acicular to prismatic. It is also frequently found as a pseudomorph after Azurite crystals, which are generally more tabular in shape.
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A : With Cu, Co, Ni, Zn, Mg, Mn
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Physical Properties of Malachite
|Adamantine, Vitreous, Silky, Dull, Earthy
|Diaphaneity (Transparency):
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|Bright green, with crystals deeper shades of green, even vary dark to nearly black; green to yellowish green in transmitted light.
|Light green
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|Irregular/Uneven, Sub-Conchoidal, Fibrous
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|Density (calculated):
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β = 98.75°
|a:b:c = 0.794 : 1 : 0.271
|Unit Cell Volume:
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|Crystals uncommon, usually short or long prismatic or acicular, parallel to [001]; often grouped in rosettes, sprays, or tufts. Botryoidal to mammillary aggregates of radiating fibrous crystals more common. It may also be massive, compact, and stalactic.
|Untwinned crystals are extremely rare. Typically twinned on {100}, sometimes as penetration or polysynthetic twinning with the axis parallel to [201].
|Space group P21/a.
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Optical Data of Malachite
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|RI values:
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|Measured: 43° , Calculated: 38°
|Maximum Birefringence:
|δ = 0.254
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|relatively weak
|X ^ c 23½° = nearly colourless
Y b = yellowish green
Z = Deep green
Chemical Properties of Malachite
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|C, Cu, H, O
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Relationship of Malachite to other Species
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|Thermal Behaviour:
|Loses water at about 315°, leaving tenorite.
|Other Information:
|Readily soluble in dilute acids. Very slightly soluble in water containing CO2.
Frequently found as pseudomorphs after azurite, or as alteration pseudomorphs after cuprite. Less frequently occurs as pseudomorphs after atacamite, brochantite, chalcopyrite, tetrahedrite, chalcophyllite, gypsum, libethenite, calcite, sphalerite, cerussite, and pyrite.
Rarely found altered to azurite or cuprite.
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|No information on health risks for this material has been entered into the database. You should always treat mineral specimens with care.
|Industrial Uses:
|A minor ore of copper when abundant enough in a copper deposit.
References for Malachite
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Wallerius, J.G (1747) Mineralogia, eller Mineralriket. Stockholm: 279 (as Malachit).
L' Abbé Fontana (1778) Le Journal de physique et le radium, Paris: 2: 509.
Thomson (1836): 1: 601 (as Mysorin).
Zincken (1842) Berg.- und hüttenmännisches Zeitung, Freiberg, Leipzig (merged into Glückauf): 1 (as Kalk-malachit).
Lang (1863) Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science: 25: 432.
Lang (1864) Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science: 28: 502.
Des Cloizeaux, A. (1874) Manuel de minéralogie. 2 volumes and Atlas, Paris. volume 2, 1 Fasc., 208pp.: 185.
Haege (1888) Inaugural Dissertation, Jena.
Gonnard (1906) Min. du Rhône et de la Loire, Paris: 82.
Galbraith (1914) Arizona Bureau of Mines, Geological Series Bulletin 149.
Schrader, et al (1917) USGS Bulletin 624.
Goldschmidt, V. (1918) Atlas der Krystallformen. 9 volumes, atlas, and text, vol. 5: 187.
Perrier (1921) Reale accademia nazionale dei Lincei, Rome, Att.: 30[5]: 309.
Shannon (1926) U.S. National Museum, Bulletin 131.
Hintze, Carl (1929) Handbuch der Mineralogie. Berlin and Leipzig. 6 volumes: 1 [3A]: 3368.
Guillot and Geneslay (1936) Comptes rendus de l'Académie des sciences de Paris: 202: 136.
Binder (1937) Comptes rendus de l'Académie des sciences de Paris: 204: 1200.
Pabst (1938) California Division of Mines Bulletin 113.
Northrop (1942) University of New Mexico Bulletin, Geology Series: 6, no. 1.
Ramsdell and Wolfe (1950) American Mineralogist: 35: 119.
Palache, C., Berman, H., & Frondel, C. (1951), The System of Mineralogy of James Dwight Dana and Edward Salisbury Dana, Yale University 1837-1892, Volume II: Halides, Nitrates, Borates, Carbonates, Sulfates, Phosphates, Arsenates, Tungstates, Molybdates, Etc. John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, 7th edition, revised and enlarged: 252-255.
Acta Crystallographica: 4: 200-204.
Zeitschrift für Kristallographie (1977): 145: 412.
Gaines, Richard V., H. Catherine, W. Skinner, Eugene E. Foord, Brian Mason, Abraham Rosenzweig (1997), Dana's New Mineralogy : The System of Mineralogy of James Dwight Dana and Edward Salisbury Dana: 488.
F. Girgsdies and M. Behrens (2012): On the structural relations of malachite. II. The brochantite MDO polytypes. Acta Crystallogr. B68, 571-577.
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Hi there! My cycles are usually on average 30 days but can be shorter or longer. DH and I DTD at 11pm on CD 11. Today is CD 14 and I have had very sharp stabbing twinges on my left by my ovary. I've been on vacation and not exercising as much (I'm a fitness instructor and am usually teaching two classes a day) so could my cycle be a little shorter this month? Could the timing of sex give us a good shock of pregnancy? Thanks for looking!
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Ovary pains arent always the most reliable indicators & can happen before, during & after *but* if we guess you O'd around the time of the pain then of course you're still in it, but I'd bd again (and again!) if I could!! Might as well improve the odds as much as you can ;)
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If SSL is not enabled site-wide, a problem arises when redirected to use HTTPS for registration payment. After selecting the registration type, the registration option form expects a registration type to be POSTed.
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010
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The results of the work our class did for the exhibition. The theme is colour, and what colour does to the subject you're painting.
I choose not to show mine yet, I have to do some touchups, I'll probably post tomorrow.
Werk van onze schildergroep voor de tentoonstelling in Landgraaf. Thema kleur. Mijn triptiek staat er nog niet bij, ik moet nog een paar kleine aanpassingen doen.
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Idea was to paint figures or models in opposing colour themes.
And it's nice to see all the different visions on this theme.
These are the results halfway, after the first session. Next saturday we will proceed.
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Monday, 15 March 2010
Artclass video
My model art class of last saturday. I took some pictures with my mobile phone (that's why it's not top quality), and morphed it into a video. It was the first painting in acryl that I liked, although I still have a long way to go.
A better view on my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/renefijten/4435874109/
Posted by Rene Fijten at 22:40 7 comments:
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Royal Grove, St. Helens
A typical english suburban street, as seen from the (to be renovated) laboratory of the Knauf glasswool plant in St. Helens (UK). Zo ziet een buitenwijk in Engeland uit: de Royal Grove, gezien vanaf de Knauf fabriek, St. Helens.
Posted by Rene Fijten at 13:54 4 comments:
Friday, 12 March 2010
No milk today?
I always thought the song "no milk today" of Herman's Hermits of the 60's described something of the past. But yesterday morning, during a business trip to St. Helens in England, I saw a dairy delivery van replacing empty milk bottles at the local doorsteps.
The second sketch is an old building opposite the town hall of St. Helens. Bezoek aan St Helens, vlakbij Liverpool. Daar wordt de melk nog steeds elke morgen aan huis bezorgd.
Posted by Rene Fijten at 20:34 3 comments:
Monday, 8 March 2010
A concrete block in the middle of endless fields, but inside a stunning experience. Peter Zumthor (a swiss architect) had the local villagers pour concrete around a shelter made of wooden trees. Then he slowly burned away these trunks, leaving a black coloured room and a lead floor, with the trunks still visible, and dramatic light though the roof and walls. Wow.
BNA bezoek aan Wachendorf, in de Eiffel, vlakbij Duren. Een veldkapel van de zwitserse architect Peter Zumthor. Gaat heen en bezoek! Je bent een ervaring rijker!
Posted by Rene Fijten at 19:42 2 comments:
Labels: Germany, Other/overig
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
L' Epicerie
Posted by Rene Fijten at 14:00 7 comments:
Labels: France
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