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Ray Allen and the Boston Celtics have agreed to a two-year, $20 million deal. Wait a second, I'm doing jumping jacks…
Okay, I'm back. Lebron, please sign in Miami. I can't wait to beat the piss out of the super-team next playoffs. Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself. But this is wonderful, spectacular, marvelous news.
P.S. – My love letters were two-for-two this offseason. You can thank me now or later.
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The program also offers opportunities for students to serve as interns on local non-profit boards, and for U of A staff and graduate students to teach courses to adults facing barriers to education through the Humanities 101 program.
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Catholic Social Services' Disability Service and the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Alberta are collaborating through the U of A's Community Service Learning Program to give pharmacy students an experiential understanding of how relationship building can significantly improve effective client care.
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The Non-Profit Board Internship Program, offered by Community Service-Learning and CAPS, pairs University of Alberta students with NGOs and charities in Edmonton. Sustainable Food Edmonton (SFE) has been an enthusiastic participant in the program. Stephanie Spafford and Janelle Lee are two students who have been paired with SFE and share their experiences.
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FLiP is awarded £87,000 from Nominet Trust
We're over the moon to announce that we have received funding from Nominet Trust to develop our 360-degree strengths feedback tool for young people. Alongside this award we are launching FLiP as a new social venture working with youth-led organisations to deliver scalable digital solutions tackling youth unemployment. It's exciting times!
As some of you know, FLiP is an online tool that lets young people build a strengths profile based on feedback from trusted friends on Facebook and other social networks. The profile can be used when creating CVs and preparing for interviews by giving young people valuable information about themselves. FLiP can help people who don't know what they are good at build confidence and apply themselves better to reach their full potential.
The backing will allow us to go from prototype to product over the next 15 months while creating a sustainable business model and we are looking at youth development organisations as key delivery partners.
In addressing current levels of youth unemployment, the government's youth policy (Positive for Youth 2012) outlines the important role of youth workers and youth services supporting young people's personal and social development as part of their pathway to employment.
During our first phase of concept development in London, we met some great youth workers running fantastic programmes but found themselves short of time and looking for new ways to engage young people through digital platforms. It was during the testing of FLiP in these employment support workshops that we saw real potential for the tool. The support workers were able to assess a young person's strengths more efficiently and focus on tailoring the right support for them. The strengths profile also generated valuable discussions in CV building and career advice sessions.
We're planning on providing some great technology to youth development programmes that can help organisations tap into the social capital that young people bring with them. It gives us great confidence to have the support of Nominet Trust, who are backing early-stage social start ups and share our vision of delivering real impact at scale. We're building an amazing team of developers and creative brains to work on the venture over the coming months with our partners.
We will be sharing details of this next phase of development in our blog and newsletter, but for now we just wanted to share our excitement about what's coming up next!
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How to break through and avoid burnout after your hack weekend – 5 lessons on digital innovation for public service.
Back in 2010 a group of four passionate and creative individuals were exploring ideas around tackling youth unemployment. What digital solutions could be developed that would be meaningful and valuable for young people who'd managed to get themselves a bit lost along the way?
Two years later and after a process of concept development with Camden Council and support from UnLtd and Nesta we have FLiP – an online 360 degree strengths profiling tool based on feedback social media from trusted peers. Our aim is to address the complex challenge of youth unemployment by providing innovative digital tools to organisations that help overcome some of the barriers to employment. We are now developing a business model and entering the next stage of development to be able to roll out to local and national organisations working with young people so watch this space!
As a small team of designers and innovators we have worked hard to get the project off the ground and into the hands of young people and public organisations. This was new territory for us and we have come a long way from our early idea two years ago. I was asked by Nesta to share the learning and reflections on our journey. So here's a summary of what I wrote that may be useful for public sector workers and digital entrepreneurs alike who will inevitably find themselves working together in some way or another.
Keep the momentum going at the beginning
The project has humble beginnings, we were four individual designers and developers with a big vision and a lot of enthusiasm. This self initiated project was kickstarted thanks to the Jailbrake hack weekend where six 'back of the envelope' ideas for new digital businesses were developed and pitched over 48 hours. However, after such an intense event teams were often left bewildered, overwhelmed and with little structured follow-up support on how to move forwards. It was tempting to obsess over revenue models and business plans to pitch for investment or funding. At this stage it's too early to have more than some ideas or basic assumptions which need testing out.
Looking back, the few months after the weekend was a crucial time that would decide whether the project took off or fizzled out. What worked for us was finding an organisation who were excited and willing to develop and test our idea with their users and cracking on with some research and design activities. Getting to this point early was vital to keep the momentum going.
Our lesson was find people or organisations who share your goals and are as equally excited about it and start testing out some of the assumptions from the weekend as soon as possible.
Get ready for a culture shock when working in new sectors
This sounds obvious but it shouldn't be underestimated. We came from the creative industries often working in the private sector, where the pace is fast and responsive. Working on a social innovation start up means people may well be working across sectors: digital innovators partnering with front line workers and organisations to radically change the ways things are done.
An organisation's culture and attitude to innovation is very often challenged. People are asked to come out of their comfort zone and take risks. This is easier for innovators and designers who revel in trying new things but can get blinkered by the vision for the product or service being developed. We often forget the demands this can place on public and third sector organisations. While innovation is exciting and attractive, trying to innovate on top of a busy workload is hard graft for the front line. We scaled our vision and goals to match the resources and capacity of our project partners and the risks they were prepared to take. This allowed us to make small and progressive steps forwards in the project.
Small is beautiful
Our team is small and we have worked with much larger organisations. To do this effectively we have had to be flexible and responsive. Following a design-led approach for developing FLiP has meant that we've created and tested many prototypes to figure out what works and what doesn't. Having a small team that can respond quickly prototyping activities has worked well for us.
For example, in an early version of FLiP, we had a live prototype of the tool that featured a database of opportunities uploaded directly by organisations offering work or training. When we tested this out in Camden (with young people and organisations), we quickly realised that there were not enough easily available opportunities to meet the demand of young people using the site. Following this we set up a new trial and focused on the strengths profiling features that had showed clear value and benefit to young people. This happened over one month and dramatically changed the direction for the project for the better. I believe we were able to do this and not stall because we are a small responsive and flexible team able to make decisions quickly and based on real insights. We often read about the necessity to 'fail fast and fail often' in order to succeed sooner but a team has to be well prepared for the practicalities of working like this. This leads me on to our next learning…
Don't be precious
People need to be able to let go of ideas and assumptions on what they think will work. Being truly collaborative and co-designing solutions with a community of people means harvesting many ideas and trying to prove them wrong to find what is right and worth taking forwards. As mentioned in the example above, our project partners and young people were clear on what was working for them and we dropped what didn't work. At the start of the project we didn't expect that our main customers would be third party organisations offering employment support programmes to young people but this is now a key part of our development strategy.
User-involvement is not just a means to an end
Finally, as a great advocate and practitioner of co-design, I couldn't ignore what we've learnt on user involvement. We often spoke about the benefits of co-designing and prototyping ideas with young people to ensure that the end result meets the needs of the people using it. While we still believe this is the best way to develop solutions, there is a certain amount of risk if the project fails at an early stage (albeit far less than a if a full blown pilot fails later down the line). However, this is enough of a risk to put some organisations off getting involved.
We found that organisations were more likely to invest a bit of time and resources if the young people involved in the process were shown to be learning skills as a result. Of the apprentice applicants that were involved in FLIP's peer-research activities, 50% went on to secure apprenticeship placements. Camden Apprenticeship Scheme officers believed this was because of the skills and confidence the young people gained by being part of a co-design process.
We are very excited about the future of FLiP and will be sharing news of our future plans very shortly. As we speak, we are building new partnerships and securing support to allow us to scale the work we are doing and embed digital solutions into current support services for young people. We really see a huge potential to allow young people to leverage their social networks and access support when making career and life choices.
Bruno Taylor is a designer passionate about digital innovation and social change. He is heading up FLiP's new social venture. Please contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com if you want to have a chat.
NESTA has published the first series of their Reboot Britain programme, which FLiP took part in last year. They have produced a few videos to showcase the programme and the projects involved. Have a look at the first one they launched and keep an eye out for FLiP!
Through Reboot Britain NESTA was seeking to "test and understand whether collaborative technologies and the behaviours that surround them, can change the way public services are delivered to achieve better outcomes, using fewer resources."
To test this the programme has specifically focused on essential but often challenging, high cost, high anxiety services such as young people not in education, employment or training, which FLiP addresses, as well as patients with mental health needs; individuals who are disabled or have mobility problems; offenders; families in chronic crisis; and vulnerable children and adults.
Reboot Britain was grounded in the reality of public services so it was essential to NESTA that each idea supported was built and tested within service areas, with involvement from users and frontline staff. In FLiP's case we worked closely with Camden Council Apprenticeship Scheme and the young people participating to co-design the tool and cater to both groups needs.
NESTA has produced case studies for all ten of their Reboot Britain Programme. For NESTA, the projects show how collaborative technologies can be used to support and enhance our public services and deliver more for less in a number of ways:
- The tools offer a better understanding of users' needs and reduce costs by helping eliminate aspects of services which are not serving users;
- They can help access and unlock spare capacity that exists within services, local communities and individuals; and
- Collaborative technologies support earlier interventions that are more effective in supporting users and will reduce demand on more critical and expensive services.
Have a look at the Prezi case study they've put together for FLiP.
FLiP at Social Innovation Camp Express
FLiP participated at a one-day Express Social Innovation Camp (Sicamp) focused on young people and health- on Saturday 25th of February 2012. The event was a delivered in partnership with NECLES HIEC (Health Innovation Education Cluster), a dynamic network of Health Educators, Innovators and those that ensure health care is delivered to the population of London and Essex.
Interesting and clever young people, designers, developers, and healthcare experts were teamed up in groups to work on five questions:
1. How can we help make the transition to adulthood work more smoothly?
2. How can we help those with health and wellbeing issues avoid/reduce the impact of social isolation?
3. How can users better use their own medical history to have a smoother health care experience?
4. How can young people make a game out of eating well and getting fit?
5. How do I know if I need to see the doctor, and can we make it a better experience?
Young people have particular health needs – both preventative and in dealing with the healthcare system—which aren't well catered to – the healthcare system is designed for adults and children, and when going through the transition from one to the other, the opportunity for confusion and problems arise.
Itamar Ferrer, co-founder of FLiP, joined the the first team to work on making the transition to adulthood work more smoothly. The team's clear outcome was the insight that while there are loads of good services, young people don't know where or what those services are. Our task was to address the transition a young person needs to make to access these services. We focussed on signposting services for 12-16 year olds in a variety of ways that would allow them to make their own route towards health. We think that much of our insight will be taken on board with the myhealthlondon website.
FLiP at Google's Interactivism Hack Weekend
FLiP was invited to participate in Google's second Interactivism event.
Interactivism: Young People's Hack Weekend was held in London on 17th and 18th February 2012. It was delivered by Google and FutureGov who joined forces with the RSA and South London youth communications agency, Livity. Teams were challenged to submit ideas with innovative ways of using the web to help young people get into the job they want, or onto the training or education that will help them get there in the future.
To help get the participants creative juices flowing, Bruno Taylor, told the story of taking FlipJobs from an idea for an alternative CV platform that started at a hack event (Jailbrake) to the functioning beta site it is now. Over the two day event Bruno joined over 130 developers, designers, students, social innovations, and young people who joined the challenge and develop the ten ideas shortlisted from the 81 that were submitted.
For a full recap of the event visit Simpl – Social Innovation Marketplace
Watch the Interactivism video here
FLiP meets the Camden Connexions PAs
We were kindly allowed to present FLIP at a meeting of the Connexions Personal Advisors (PA) team in Camden today. We were keen to see if the connexions service would be able to refer young people onto the tool and if they would find it useful.
The PAs had some questions on what type of opportunities would be listed on the site. They support excluded young people not in employment education or training (NEET) and often the opportunities that are out there are still out of the reach of many young people NEET because of the qualification requirements.
This has got us thinking about what other entry level qualifications and opportunities, in addition to apprenticeships, that we can put up on the site.
Watch this space!
FLiP team drop into New Horizons Youth Centre
Last week saw the FLiP team visit New Horizons Youth Centre in Camden to introduce FLiP live for the first time.
New Horizons is a day centre working with young people who are vulnerable, homeless or at risk. We dropped into an employment support workshop run by Janet Matthews, one of the staff at the centre. Here's what she had to say about the tool…
We got some good responses and feedback from the group and they were very keen to see more opportunities being posted on the site in the future. They also helped out by describing FLiP in their own words for us on video.
We also asked the group to write down how they would sell FLIP to their friends?
We had a great time at New Horizons and will be dropping in again as FLiP develops. Watch this space!
FLiP Showreel
Here's a demo video that shows how the first live version of the platform is going to work.
FLiP showreel from Flip Jobs on Vimeo.
We held another employer engagement session with our commissioning partner Camden Apprenticeship Programme to further understand what profile information is relevant to Camden as a public sector organisation offering opportunities to young people. We asked them to consider what information would be included in a job listing. Then they looked at the skills groups in the previous task and selected areas that they would request in the job advert. They were also asked what they would be looking for in the application responses, both written and at interview. We also showed some examples of what a young person's FLiP would look like and asked them to provide feedback in terms of the type of information provided and the way it was presented. They found that highlighting strengths and skills was very appealing and useful. One of the team members stated: "I wish more CV's started out with this phrase…"
We learned that the team from the Camden Apprenticeship scheme are not focused on young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. They found this to be the same with most of the employers that are offering apprenticeships. They are more motivated to support young people with the right attitude and enthusiasm whatever their background. "Things like literacy skills you can teach. You can't teach personal qualities. They are all about attitude and having the right attitude." So we're on the right track! With some tweaks here and there.


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Crystal Alosa '98 married Daniel Reynolds on November 1, 2002 in Windham, NH. They reside at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina where Crystal is a science teacher at Wayne Country Day School. Attending the wedding were Maid of Honor Shauna Sullivan '99, Bridesmaid Alissa DiBell '99, Jason Belyear '98, Jill Coll '99 and Joe Bruno '99.


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Last friday I had the opportunity to give a presentation about SEO for Startups in Betabeers, the web developers event / meetup that started some time ago in Madrid with a lot of success and it is now organized in multiple cities. The presentation goal was to show the opportunity that search engine optimization represents to entrepreneurs with a technical profile and introduce, more than the operative aspects -that in good part can be easily implemented if you have development knowledge- the imp…
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Pierre Laval was a French politician who held several cabinet posts including Foreign Minister and was Prime Minister in 1931-32 and 1935-36. After the Nazis occupied France in 1940, Laval developed a close relationship with Adolf Hitler and proposed that the two countries should collaborate. In 1943 Laval created the Milice. Within six months they were playing the leading role in capturing Jews and left wing activists and deporting them to Germany. After Liberation 1945, he was arrested, found guilty of high treason, and executed by firing squad. This film tells the story of Lavals rise to power and his relationship with Hitler.He is still one of the most detested men in French history.
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We love this refreshing Liz Earle lotion. Deeply soothing, it instantly calms itchy, puffy eyes.
An amazing silky smooth eye cream that instantly gets to work on waking up your peepers, it's toning and cooling and contains plentiful all natural ingredients (so perfect for even sensitive skin) including aloe vera and cornflower.
A real multi-tasking must-have, it also works brilliantly as a primer for eyeshadow, taking off light make-up and it's even been known to help hayfever sufferers.
Eyebright Soothing Eye Lotion, £8.60, by Liz Earle
Reviewed by Rebecca Hull
If your eyes are showing signs of late nights complete with little pesky fine lines and general dullness, then try this gentle hydrating cream from Benefit.
With a rich blend of cocoa extract (known to help erase dark circles) and hydrating botanical extracts including apple, the skin is protected from environmental damage whilst also receiving an injection of noticeable dewiness.
Another plus is that you really don't need huge amounts of this hero buy – a little goes a very long way, making it affordable to boot.
It's Potent Eye Cream, £25.50, by Benefit
Reviewed by Rebecca Hull
In a portable little rollerball that was made for inflight pampering, this cooling, luminous gel ensures eye bags don't stand a chance. You squeeze to release the product – be gentle, or it will all spill out – and massage in with the metal head, de-puffing circles as you go.
The blend of mushroom and yeast extracts gets to work on contact, bringing down swollen eyes whilst lending skin a dewy touch. But it's the refreshing effect that really does the job with this gel, and the cooling, soothing sensation is addictive on tired eyes.
No Puffery, £24, by Origins
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
If you find that most eye creams leave your peepers sore, dry and inflamed, this calming serum for sensitive skin will ease all of your woes.
But just because it's soothing doesn't mean it's not powerful, as a cocktail of supercharged ingredients tackle your fine lines. A shot of hyaluronic acid gives your skin much-needed moisture, as a collagen-boosting peptide smooths and plumps dreaded crow's feet. Not to mention the formula – a serum-like fluid – this blends imperceptibly into skin without jarring your make-up.
Ultra Smoothing Eye Serum, £36.90, by Dermalogica
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
Lacing a rich, sumptuous cream with a blend of renewing peptides proves to be the key to success in this cossetting, soothing eye elixir. With a pleasingly thick texture that should be gently tapped into skin, this takes some time to sink in but the effects are worth the wait.
As well as plumping and hydrating for a fresh, wide awake finish, it softens wrinkles over time using powerful Matrixyl Synthe'6. The turbo ingredient lifts your skin for a firmer look and feel, while camomile smooths and repairs even delicate, sensitive under-eyes.
Active Reverse Peptide Repair Eye Cream, £18, by Sanctuary
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
With many eye creams, it's advisable to not use them on the lids; the pores are so tiny that they easily clog, resulting in puffiness. But this, taking a 360 degree approach to tackling lines and circles, is designed to be smoothed all around the eye to firm, lift and brighten.
The serum-gel texture is pleasingly thick and provides some instant relief, as fine lines and dry patches drink it right in and come out plumped and renewed. It's a blend of essential fatty acids and caffeine that restore the eyes, lending that dewy, refreshed appearance that comes with eight hours sleep.
But best of all, the long-neglected upper eyelids receive some lifting care, and this alone leads to a youthful effect that appears in a matter of weeks. Use if you suffer for crepey skin or puffy under-eyes; this drains toxins and smoothes the area for more radiant peepers.
Flash Youth Eye Concentrate, £91, by Ioma
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
If you deal with oily skin or find rich creams are too cloying, opt for this lightweight gel-serum which disappears into dark circles.
An antioxidant-rich eye fix that doesn't settle in creases, it plumps and hydrates the area whilst leaving a firming effect. Dark circles are de-puffed and primed for a light dab of concealer, as Moringa extract fends off pollution to prevent further damage.
Hi Rise Rejuvenating Eye Elixir, £22, by Orico
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
This soothing eye serum is a must for city slickers. It protects the delicate eye area against free radicals caused by pollution, UV exposure and ozone (a toxic gas found in all major cities, which increases DNA damage in skin by almost 300%).
Plus, the cooling gel formula banishes dehydration lines with plumping hyaluronic acid and feels refreshing on stifling summer days.
Advanced Night Repair Eye, £38, by Estee Lauder
Reviewed by Kim Parker
Neroli's soothing and non-irritating properties make it the perfect ingredient for anything that's going to be applied near the eye area. We love Swedish brand Estelle & Thild's organic offering. Don't let the word 'balm' put you off – the formula is actually super-light, but still with all the nourishing properties of a balm.
Apply as you would a regular eye cream by patting in a small amount nightly around the orbital bone (spend a good minute or so doing this if your eyes tend to get particularly puffy) and get ready to cheat a bright-eyed eight-hours-sleep look by morning.
Neroli Eorganic Eye Balm, £26.50, by Estelle & Thild
Reviewed by Ashleigh McMorran
If you're in the beauty know and always swot up on the best new ingredients, you'll already have heard the buzz (pardon the pun) surrounding bee venom. Mimicking the effects of skin that has been lightly stung, it gives collagen a boost and directs blood to the area.
But don't worry, it's pain-free and, in fact, a truly soothing treat, taking on a balm-like consistency to plump and hydrate fine lines.
The price tag is quite high on this cream, but the technology proves it worth, lending an instant tightening thanks to bee venom and stem cell performance.
Bee Venom Eye, £115, by Rodial
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
Lending you a cure and a cover in one handy little tube, this CC cream from Ole Henriksen is multi-tasking beauty at its best. The light touch of tint means you can skip concealer and simply seal with powder, safe in the knowledge that your under-eyes are being well looked after.
It's the five sources of Vitamin C that lend a long-term brightening effect, binding with nourishing ceramides to drench with moisture too; the result is that dewy, doe-eyed effect we all do so desire, topped with a crease-free cover-up to give you a little more courage.
Perfect Truth CC Eye Creme SPF15, £18, by Ole Henriksen
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
If you suffer with extra dry skin that translates to sore eyelids, this sumptuously nourishing eye elixir will soon soothe out the cracks. It's a shot of softening shea butter that lends the hint of hydration, while powerful anti-ageing ingredients get to work on wrinkles.
Akin to the effects of a good night's rest, even if you've barely slept, this helps the entire eye area look instantly more refreshed. The de-puffing action we found was drastic even after one use, thanks to a super concentrated peptide that softens fine lines, too.
Make Yourself Youthful Eye Cream, £14, by Soap & Glory
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
The lazy girl's approach to soothing under-eyes and encouraging lymphatic drainage, a rollerball eye gel soothes sleepless fatigue with very little effort.
While the massaging head promotes circulation to ease swollen under-eyes, this tightening gel contains a tensing peptide that irons out crepey skin. Instant de-puffing makes this a top pick, and the price is purse-friendly, too, giving you a quick fix on-the-go whenever the mirror disappoints.
Plus, the unisex packaging makes this even more user-friendly, so you can lend it out to over-worked partners who need abrightening boost.
Viper Venom Anti-Ageing Eye Gel, £14.95, by Nip + Fab
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
There are some real gems in the affordable beauty market, and this lightweight, eye-soothing serum is definitely one of them. Ultra-absorbent worn alone or underneath a cream, it creates the perfect make-up base for under-eye concealer.
But what seals the deal with this lotion is its four-pronged approach to peepers, targeting puffiness, fine lines, dark circles and dulling skin. Results aren't instant – it takes four weeks for full effects to appear – but the Vitamin C and soft focus spheres show a brightening of skin from day one.
Youthful Eye Serum, £19.50, by No7
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
For when you've had a bad night's sleep or need a Monday morning pick-me-up, this little pot is the make-up equivalent of a cup of coffee. Unlike eye creams that require weeks of usage, just a small dab of the Clinique puffy eyes will lighten dark circles instantly; a welcome addition to your make-up regime.
Despite being labelled a cream, this does not have a typical thick white formula. Instead it has gel-like properties which allows it absorb into the skin quickly without leaving behind a residue. The texture also means it could easily double-up as a primer too, in case you still feel you need an application of under eye concealer.
All About Eyes, £42, by Clinique
Reviewed by Elena Andreou
If your eyes feel hot, tired and dry, or you find traditional eye creams far too rich, then try this gentle soothing eye gel from Dr Organic.
It's a fantastically calming, soothing blend of aloe vera, cucumber extract, witch hazel and eyebright (a herb traditionally used in eye compresses to banish dark circles and reduce puffiness) so it's great for taking care of early morning, jet-lagged or computer screen-weary eyes that need an instant pick-me-up.
It's also brilliant for patting on throughout the day over make-up – it will refresh any foundation or concealer that's settled into fine lines around your eyes.
Aloe Vera Eye Gel, £9.29, by Dr Organic
Reviewed by Kim Parker
Just a few short years ago applying a retinol cream anywhere near our eyes would have been unthinkable, but thankfully, Philosophy's latest eye cream is as gentle as it is effective.
Its proprietary retinoid (a retinol relative that's kinder on skin) works in tandem with brightening Vitamin C and strengthening peptides for a crinkle-busting, shadow-banishing formula that makes perfect sense.
Miraculous Anti-Ageing Retinoid Eye Repair, £32.50, by Philosophy
Reviewed by Kim Parker
With clinical results showing visible results on wrinkles in just three hours, the anti-ageing stats surrounding Roc Sublime Energy E-Pulse Eye are impressive. Using a unique two-step process, you apply the E-Pulse concentrate first (containing zinc and copper minerals that act as 'batteries' to jump-start the skin) and then the Activating Moisturiser, which mimics the skin's own repair and rejuvenation process.
Within weeks we noticed that wrinkles were softened and our under-eye area looked younger and more radiant.
Sublime Energy-Eye E-Pulse Concentrate and Activating Moisturiser, £30.99, by Roc
Reviewed by Sophie Forte
Combining the brightening properties of Vitamin C and caffeine, this affordable eye cream is a treat for dull, dark circles. Diminishing their appearance by gradually fading shadows, three weeks of use sees away signs of fatigue for that well-rested, post-holiday look.
Wear day and night to replenish skin, but don't layer on too thick; a dose of salicylic acid proves to be particularly potent. This regenerating ingredient is ideal for smoothing skin, sloughing away dead, dulling skin cells to reveal a radiant look.
Vitamin C Dark Circles Eye Cream, £12.99, by Super Facialist
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
We love the cooling applicator on this Clinique buy - it feels so lovely on hot, puffy eyes. A brilliant, lightweight serum that helps minimise undereye shadows by tackling the melanin that causes them.
It also has optical pigments that reflect the light and blur lines, lending dull, fatigued under-eyes an essential brightening boost.
Even Better Eyes Dark Circle Corrector, £30, by Clinique
Reviewed by Kim Parker
We knew that Dr Sebagh Eye Primer Lift would be a seriously great eye cream for treating under-eye bags and puffiness before we'd even tried it: coming from one of the world's leading cosmetic doctors, it can be expected to give great instant results of tightness and smoothness as well as long-term benefits for improving collagen synthesis, density and firmness.
While a reduction in bags was the most impressive result, this eye cream is also great for tackling all issues of eye ageing, and is perfect if you prefer a light, immediately absorbed texture. Radiant under eyes start here.
Eye Primer Lift, £46.80, by Dr Sebagh
Reviewed by Sophie Forte
Frankincense's anti-inflammatory, soothing properties are put to good use in this gentle wrinkle-reducing cream.
The thin, fragile skin around our eyes and lips needs special care due to constant movement so this is a great de-puffing, hydrating solution.
Lip & Eye Cream, £26.95, by The Organic Pharmacy
Reviewed by Kim Parker
Because it's up to 10 times thinner than the skin on our face and is surrounded by constantly moving muscles, the skin around our eyes is the one of the first places to show signs of ageing.
This light eye cream contains spheres of hyaluronic acid that absorb moisture and swell, filling fine lines and wrinkles and delivering an instant soft-focus effect.
It also contains saponins, active ingredients that stimulate skin to produce more of its own hyaluronic acid, so lines stay plumped out over time.
Anti-Ageing Hyaluron Filler Eye Treatment, £22, by Eucerin
Reviewed by Kim Parker
This gentle, all-natural eye cream from Dr. Hauschka is one of our favourite anti agers. Its soothing, fatty acid and silica-rich formula strengthens the delicate skin around the eye area, whilst Vitamin C brightens.
Wild daisy extract helps with melanin prevention, to minimise ageing dark shadows (the ones that no amount of sleep can remedy) and birch extract aids skin drainage, to de-puff and smooth. No wonder it's one of the brand's bestsellers.
Daily Revitalising Eye Cream, £29, by Dr Hauschka
Reviewed by Kim Parker
Despite the name, this offering from No7 couples the soothing properties of a balm with the cooling nature of a gel and its lightweight texture disappears quickly rather than simply sitting on top of the skin around the eye area.
Tap in around the orbital bone nightly to de-puff tired eyes after a long day to ensure that they look rested and bright come morning – whether you're getting your eight hours sleep or not.
With a precise tip that makes application easy and clean plus simple packaging, this is a great purse-friendly addition to any night time beauty regime.
Overnight Eye Balm, £12, by No7
Reviewed by Ashleigh McMorran
As one of the most common beauty complaints made by women, there's no wonder that beauty aisles are packed with dark circle solutions. But one cult wonder that ranks as one of our ultimate under-eye fixes is this caffeine-infused treat by the ever-trusty Garnier.
Combining the de-puffing effects of a cooling rollerball, it harnesses caffeine to get to the root of the problem and refresh fatigued peepers. Kept in the fridge to enhance results, it's an essential eye fixer, which leaves this delicate area looking brighter and younger at once.
Caffeine Eye Roll-On, £10.99, by Garnier
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
Formulated to combat wrinkles, dark circles and bags, L'Oreal Collagen Micro-Vibration Eye does indeed target all these eye concerns with its Peptido-Complex, but it's the great vibrating massage tool at the end of the tube that really has us raving about its effects against puffiness: the vibrations work to drain fluids, reducing eye bags and leaving the under eyes looking fresher and smoother.
The results are impressive, and using it feels like a mini-facial. A great product for anyone suffering from puffy under eyes.
Dermo Expertise Collagen Micro-Vibration Eye, £17.49, by L'Oreal Paris
Reviewed by Sophie Forte
This eye cream-come-serum from Oskia is packed with anti-ageing nutrients to feed the delicate eye area from the inside out. The key ingredient, Swiss apple stem cells are extracted from a particular family of apples that can be stored for long periods of time without shrivelling.
When used in skincare, the stem cells have the same age-delaying effect on skin, helping to improve the life of skin to keep eyes smoother and wrinkle-free for longer. The refreshing texture also sinks in and dries quickly to provide an instant tightening effect around the eye area.
Added rose water also ups the product's soothing benefits to leave eyes feeling refreshed and bright, making it a good option for anyone who suffers from dark circles or puffy eyes.
Eye Wonder, £58, by Oskia
Reviewed by Ashleigh McMorran
Hard-working eyes creams are difficult to come by but Elizabeth Arden's Ceramide Plump Perfect Ultra Lift and Firm Moisture Cream covers prevention and treatment of ageing from all angles.
Typical of Elizabeth Arden products, it contains a hefty dose of Ceramide to lift, firm and smooth wrinkles around the eye area, plus an all-important SPF (impressively of 30- most contain a level of 15) and deep hydrators.
Not so much one for young skins, but if you're mid-thirties upwards and want a bit of firming and line softening around the eyes (as well as preventing more wrinkles, of course), this is a perfect day eye cream.
Ceramide Eye Cream, £27, by Elizabeth Arden
Reviewed by Sophie Forte
It's a well-known fact that argan oil is a treat for lined under-eyes, which is why it makes sense that Aveda has packed it into this firming eye cream. Laced alongside powerful peptides and hydrating cactus extracts, it drenches dry lids in moisture for a plumped and rested effect.
But despite its cosseting texture that envelops crepey skin, it's not greasy or uncomfortably thick, so it won't disturb your make-up. Slather on before bed for an overnight renewing treatment, and dot on in the morning using just the tip of your ring finger.
Green Science Firming Eye Creme, £38, by Aveda
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon
Crème de la Mer The Eye Balm Intense takes the ritual of applying eye cream to a whole new, super-luxurious level: as you'd expect of Crème de la Mer, the formula is an utterly luxurious marriage of nature-meets-technology, but it also comes with a silver-tipped applicator that stimulates micro-circulation as well as instructions for the 'Renewing Acupressure Technique', which works miracles on puffiness and dullness.
We love the light, creamy-gel texture that is cooling yet richly moisturising, and the fact that it really does leave eyes looking younger and wrinkles softer. An investment you won't regret.
The Eye Balm Intense, £135, by Creme de la Mer
Reviewed by Sophie Forte
A luxury treatment they may be, but Guerlain Super Aqua-Eye Anti-Puffiness Smoothing Eye Patches are seriously hard-working. These cool, translucent slivers of gel fit perfectly underneath hot, tired eyes and release a soothing serum into skin.
They may look odd (we've had some funny looks on a plane) but they are nothing short of brilliant for reducing puffiness, hydrating thirsty skin and reviving flagging spirits in just five minutes. Pop them in the fridge for an extra eye-awakening effect.
Super Aqua Eye Sachets, £73, by Guerlain
Reviewed by Kim Parker
This brilliant duo combines a multi-action eye cream with a light-reflecting tint on top, for a more complete approach to anti-ageing our eyes.
First, the eye cream boosts the production of the proteins responsible for maintaining the skin's inner structure, to help tighten and firm the eye area (where skin is thinnest on the face).
Next, a radiance-boosting tint, inspired by the latest BB creams, helps instantly banish shadows, making you look brighter and more aware. It's genius.
Renergie Yeux Multi Lift, £48, by Lancome
Reviewed by Kim Parker
If crow's feet are your biggest bugbear and you fear deeper wrinkles, harness stem cell technology to get to the root of the problem.
This rose and frankincense oil cream is just the tonic for harsh creases, retaining elasticity to rejuvenate the eye contour. Not only is it ultra-refreshing tapped into under-eyes, but the results do show and firming appears after one light application. Keep using to see fine lines reducing over time, and enjoy the pampering sensation that comes with every Aromatherapy Associates product.
Rose Infinity Eye Cream, £62, by Aromatherapy Associates
Reviewed by Zara Kenyon


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Phra Bang
The Phra Bang ("Royal Buddha Image in the Dispelling Fear mudra)," Lao ພະ + ບາງ) is the palladium of Laos. The Lao-language name for the image has been transliterated in a number of ways, including "Pra Bang," "Prabang," "Phabang" and "Pha Bang." The statue is an 83cm-high standing Buddha with palms facing forward, cast in bronze and covered in gold leaf. According to local lore, it was cast in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) sometime between the 1st and 9th century. However, the features of the image suggest a much later Khmer origin. The Phra Bang arrived in Lan Xang in 1353 from Angkor and was used to spread Theravada Buddhism in the new kingdom. In 1359 the Khmer king gave the Phra Bang to his son-in-law, the first Lang Xang monarch Fa Ngum (1353-1373); to provide Buddhist legitimacy both to Fa Ngum's rule and by extension to the sovereignty of Laos. The former Lao capital Luang Prabang, where it was kept, is named after the Buddha image.
The Phra Bang has long been seen by devout Buddhists as a symbol of the right to rule Laos, as only a commendable and virtuous government deserves to be caretaker of such a sacred image. In 1778, the Siamese (now Thai) invaded Viang Chan and captured the Phra Bang, taking it back to Bangkok. There, political upheaval and misfortune were attributed to the Phra Bang, and in 1782 it was returned to the Lao people. Again in 1828, the Siamese captured the Phra Bang but again returned it in 1867 after a similar of political upheaval.
As of September 2006, the Phra Bang is temporarily located in a room in the Royal Palace Museum (Haw Kham) in Luang Prabang, while a new temple (known as the Haw Phra Bang) is being constructed for it nearby, within the Royal Palace grounds. Construction of the new temple is almost complete, and the Phra Bang should be installed in the pavilion in the very near future. Each year, on the third day of "Pimai" or Lao New Year, the Phra Bang is taken in procession to Wat Mai. There it is exhibited at a shrine where the Buddha image is ritually bathed by devout laypeople during Lao New Year festivities.
There remains doubt whether the image in the museum is the same object that was given to Fa Ngum. Some suggest that the image on display is a copy and that the original is kept in a bank vault in Vientiane for safekeeping. Another local rumor suggests that the Phra Bang was given to the Soviets in 1975 in exchange for aid during the Cold War. Whether or not there is any substance to the rumors, the Phra Bang remains an object of veneration and a reminder of the rich traditions of Luang Prabang.
On Saturday December 14th, 2013 the Prabang Buddha will be taken out of the National Museum and brought to Vat Phabang Thevarat. The Temple to be erected as earlier in this posting has till date not been finished. It is not clear (yet) if the Prabang Buddha image will be moved again once this building (if ever) is finished.
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After taking inventory, don't assume everything will fit. Sort through your clothes, creating piles to keep, donate and discard. Cleaning out rarely worn items will cut clutter and create more storage space for both of you. Your closet will feel bigger and you'll feel happier.
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Muscle Ink logo design.
I love doing tribal tattoo art. It's just a very fun style to work in. I never intended this art to be used for actual tattoos but over the past six years several of my designs have made their way to actual bodies. It's pretty cool.
I was contacted by the owner of "Muscle Ink" to create a logo using the same tribal style. He shared his desire to have a slight egyptian flair to it as well without going over board.
Muscle Ink logo design. Alternate format.
When ever I design a logo I try to give my clients two versions of the final mark. A vertical format and a horizontal format. This will allow them to more easily integrate it into future projects.
The style of the face was bold and solid so I wanted to compliment it with type that could stand on it's own and not get over powered by the image itself.
Beauty and the beast.
Unlike more traditional tattoos the tribal style is most often done using black. It's simple, elegant and usually wears better over time. Of course I'm speaking from theoretical knowledge here since I'm too much of a weenie to ever get one done myself. But I've done enough designs and talked to enough tattoo aficionados who have told me as much.
Logo Bug PSD file.
I enjoy helping young entrepreneurs succeed in business. Part of a firm foundation for marketing is having a well designed and appropriate logo. But one of the challenges is to keep that identity consistent as they grow and use it. A large corporation has brand managers to assure this is the case but for many small businesses it's a struggle.
With that in mind I created a simple PSD file for this client that included two logo bugs. A "White" and a "Black" version so he could easily brand the photos on his site by simply dragging the logo into the image file. I optimized the logo art so it was clean and sharp. If I had left this to the client it would have been distorted and too blurry.
Large view and texturized version.
Muscle Ink had original seen another face I did using textures. So I also provided a layered Photoshop file with the logo art texturized so they could also use the mark in this format for other purposes.
FYI: For information about my stock tribal designs or to have me create a custom tribal design for you visit VonsterTattoos.com.
5 comments:
- IDC CREATIVE said...
Once again, high quality design goodness! Awesome!
- Sunday, January 11, 2009
- Creative Crafter UK said...
Cool Design - I like the textured version too. It looks amazing on the model!
- Sunday, January 11, 2009
- George Coghill said...
Great tribal illustration & logo once again Von!
- Sunday, January 11, 2009
- vectorbug said...
Good job! But I find it odd that a tattoo artist couldn't create his own logo, especially when its a tattoo style.
- Monday, January 12, 2009
- Vonster said...
He's not a tattoo artist. He's just a guy who runs a business that caters too those into tattoos and body building. Think of it as "Facebook" for body builders who love getting tattoos.
- Monday, January 12, 2009
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The Miracle of Prayer - Samuel Herd, Governing Body Member
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|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:15:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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I found his talk at http://www.jwforum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=1704
Here is a part of his talk. Is he indicating that we should pray for GB so that Jehovah God would open their eyes?
Here's a modern day example. Back in the 50's, some sisters found out that they were married to homosexuals and some even had children by these immoral men. When they found out, they were appalled and they wrote to headquarters. During that time, however, it was not understood that homosexuality was considered fornication. So the response to these sisters from headquarters was that if they divorce, they were not free to remarry. So these sisters were in somewhat a dilemma. They were not happy. They could not stand to even look at these men, but what could they do? Headquarters had spoken. Sad situation. However, these sisters kept praying to Jehovah and begged his help. Jehovah heard those prayers and answered them. He caused his organization to take in depth look a the word porneia, translated fornication and they found that, yes, homosexuality falls under that umbrella, that these men are just as sin-sick as if they would have been if they committed adultery and yes, our sisters could choose to divorce these men and remain free to remarry if they wanted to. It took time, it took a lot of time, but Jehovah answered these prayers.
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|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:25:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Koso, I think it is a great idea - let us pray to God to open the eyes of our beloved brothers in the GB .... and let them ... for example ... sell the printing house to Mormons and to release all Wittnesses from slavery!
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:32:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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What's "GB"?
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:42:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Um, so why didn't God give them the right answer the first time? Why wait until some "poor sisters" had to suffer first?
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:44:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Great Britain? How about Governing Body?
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:47:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Suffering is a good thing.
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:54:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Great Britain? How about Governing Body?
Governing Body makes sense. So yes, it does seem like he's implying people should obey and when it doesn't seem like it's right they should pray that the Governing Body comes to an understanding that fits their situation better.
|Doubting Bro
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:56:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Its this sort of "logic" that pisses me off to no end. Why on earth would a "God of truth" direct that his channel of communication on earth provide incorrect information leading to wrecked lives only to finally relent when enough people begged him to? And, why were these sisters questioning the GB? Weren't they sinning? What exactly is Herd's point?
The mental gymnastics is takes to believe that the WTS is Gods channel given their history is exhausting.
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:58:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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If it was worded "the GB of GB', that would mean the Governing Body of Great Britain.
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:22:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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...the response to these sisters from headquarters was that if they divorce, they were not free to remarry. So these sisters were in somewhat a dilemma. They were not happy. They could not stand to even look at these men, but what could they do? Headquarters had spoken.
Here's where we see that the attitude of "obey men" shows up much stronger in talks than they do publications.
I always hated when they used the word "headquarters", meaning Bethel or the Governing Body. I remember one time when a Bethel elder was visiting our hall and a kiss-ass elder was leading him around showing him off to everyone. He introduced me to the Bethelite and said he was "visiting from headquarters". I couldn't help myself... I looked at both of them and and asked, "You mean he's visiting from heaven?" My question was not appreciated.
|Mickey mouse
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:24:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Sounds like a plan. Perhaps all the mormons should pray and sit tight until their leadership see the light too? And the Catholics.....and the Scientologists.....
...flawed logic at it's worst.
|Mrs. Fiorini
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:31:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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I can't believe he said that God doesn't hear prayers for world peace! This religion disgusts me. Jehovah is a monster God to them who refuses even to hear requests for peace in a world of pain and suffering. I can never believe in their version of God again!
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:48:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Here in GB (Great Britain) a GB is a God Botherer,somebody who prays a lot. Being a secular society we don't have a lot of time for such people,but we have more sympathy for them than looneys like Sam Herd and the rest of the other "GB"
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 23:08:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Ironic, Herd speaking of that circumstance in the 50's re those women having husbands that were proven homosexuals. I don't think the ruling by the Governing Body of JWs re homosexuality of a married person being actually grounds for remarriage didn't change until 70s or later (can anyone verify). By that time for any answer of those women's prayer, they would have been very much older and chances of remarriage then become much less.
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 23:36:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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This was an issue I brought up in my judicial hearing where they tried to talk me out of dissassociation. I had mentioned that one thing that irritated me to no end was that so many of the brothers and sisters confused Jehovah and the Society. One of the elders, Jared Hardie, commented that only a new one or one weak in the faith would make such a mistake.
I then went on to discuss the change in the view the Society had on homosexual behavior. I mentioned how many sisters who were married to gay men before 1972 could not divorce and remarry without being disfellowshipped and unfortunatley many of them were kicked out for doing just that.
Then in 1972 "brighter light" fell upon the governing body and the rule was changed so these sisters could divorce their gay husbands and remarry without any issue. I then asked "Why didn't the Society just say they had made a mistake and apologize to those sisters who had been disfellowshipped earlier and welcome them back into the fold?"
Then elder #2, Stuart Vislosky, replied "So you think Jehovah should apologize to these women?"
I then looked at Jared Hardie and elder #3, Roy McWhorter, and said pointing at Stuart "He just made my point! I asked why the Society didn't apologize to the sisters and he translated that into why should Jehovah apologize? In his mind, the Society and Jehovah are the same!"
Jared then said the meeting was concluded and we went our separate ways.
|Mrs. Fiorini
|posted Tue, 17 Mar 2009 23:54:00 GMT(3/17/2009)
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Wow, donny, what a great story. I hope that made them think.
|drew sagan
|posted Wed, 18 Mar 2009 00:08:00 GMT(3/18/2009)
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I agree with brother Herd.
|posted Wed, 18 Mar 2009 00:21:00 GMT(3/18/2009)
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How much of this is Samuel Herd just making up?
How does he know what Jehovah did and did not cause?
Samuel Herd lives in a well developed fantasy world.
|Billy the Ex-Bethelite
|posted Wed, 18 Mar 2009 01:21:00 GMT(3/18/2009)
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Spoken like the true "company man" that he is. The word "headquarters" doesn't appear in the Bible. "Governing Body" doesn't appear in the Bible, either. "Printing", "corporation", "spirit directed", and many more, don't appear in the Bible. But all of that human authoritarianism appear at Watchtower Incorporated.
It is interesting that those "sisters in the 50s" were more clearly "spirit directed" than "headquarters" ever has been in the past, or ever will be in the future.
B the X
|posted Wed, 18 Mar 2009 02:18:00 GMT(3/18/2009)
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This talk is offensive on so many levels.. First, they didn't have the sense to know that homosexual husbands going outside of the marriage for sex was adultery. Second, they pushed these guys into marrying for cover in the first place. God, I hate this cult!
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Sim, Teena (2009) Social Emotional Development and Temperament among Preschoolers. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
This cohort observational study was inspired by the current awareness of children's mental health and development. This study attempted to observe the level of social emotional development (SED) of preschoolers aged five and six years old. It examined the differences in social emotional development by preschoolers' temperament, gender and musical programs. Thirty-nine preschoolers who enrolled in two music schools in Petaling Jaya and Kajang were recruited through convenient sampling as respondents in the study. The Carey Temperament Scale by Mcdevitt and Carey (1995), filled by the parents at the beginning of the study, were used to assess the children's different temperaments in 9 dimensions of 3 temperament types (easy, slow-to-warm up and difficult). Children's Social Emotional Developmental Checklist was used after one month of observation in a natural music classroom setting to assess the preschoolers' SED. The result of this study showed all respondents had a relatively higher SED score. However, an analysis of variance test found that there is no significant difference among the respondents' SED scores by temperament types (easy, slow-to-warm up and difficult). An Independent-samples t-test analysis revealed that there was no significant difference in the respondents' SED scores by gender and music program. This might be due to the sample size in the study is being small and uneven. The non significant findings suggested a bigger sample size in the future study and perhaps a longitudinal experimental study to better examine the influence of music on children's SED. The findings of this study implied that the children with different temperament types may have achieved similar level of social emotional development if their temperament styles were recognized, accepted and accommodated appropriately, according to each child's individual temperament.
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Last week, the Duggar family (20 Kids and counting) made headlines when they held a funeral service and shared photos of their stillborn 19 week-old baby.
Here's why I think it was right, and important for them to show their child to the world. Our culture is fighting against itself- on one hand, we tell women that their babies are "products of conception" or "tissue," and on the other hand, we cheer the tiny ones, the premature babies that beat the odds and survive despite being born weighing a pound or less. We fight for the prosecution of abusers who end an unborn baby's life through their violent acts, while fighting for doctors and policies that end the life of the unborn by the thousands, ever day. We're at war with our own conscience.
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