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In the book Trauma and the Teaching of Writing, several essays are devoted to discussing how composition instructors chose to deal with 9/11 in their classrooms, either on the day of or the days following. I was not teaching that day, so I did not have to make that decision on the spot. Later that week, our Director of Composition sent out a list of ?s that had been circulating on the WPA-listserv, and I asked my students to take some time to write private journal entries in reaction to those questions–I think we even returned to the exercise a month later to see how opinions may have changed.
When news of the VA Tech shooting yesterday hit the televisions, once again I was home. I thought about whether or not I should devote some time in my Expository Writing class today, but so much of the news reports were still speculative as of the time we met this morning. A lot was being reported about the use of technology during the crisis, which of course interests me because of my dissertation, but I didn't want to make my students listen to me go on comparing this to my experience during Hurricane Katrina yet again. They had presentations on their research papers to give, which made our meeting even more self-conscious of how time was spent, AND then it turned out that one of my own professors came in to evaluate my teaching!
There were a few minutes to spare near the end, but I decided to not ask students to share their opinions/feelings just yet, mainly because I didn't want the class to be a lot of "well I heard…"
Now that I've just watched the 10pm news and found out the student was an English major, I [like Dennis] feel guilty. My reasons for this guilt are for not yet allowing my students to talk this event through, even if that venting was all speculative. It looks like this student could have used a space in which to vent. It sounds like he wrote some aggressively violent fiction, which reportedly raised flags in his teacher's eyes, but who could ever think it would lead to what happened yesterday?
This morning I heard lots of sirens on USF's campus, but I shrugged it off thinking that campus police would be on high alert about anything today [it turns out it was a pedestrian/car accident]; however, now that I am reminded of my role as a teacher in letting students have a safe place in which to express their opinions, I'm also reminded of my responsibilities as a teacher. What if one of my students had written something truly disturbing? Would have I reported it or would have I shrugged it off as teen angst?
In my personal life, I tend to avoid anything that could lead to confrontation, and this comes through in my laid-back teaching style, but is that fair to the student? Since my scholarly work and teaching employs more and more personal narrative, I tend to think that every one's individual story is valid, especially if it's written well! But the result is that we never really enter that "contact zone" to grapple with one another's differences.
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Brown University Prof. David Kertzer is at the Providence Athenaeum tonight at 7 for a talk about his new book, "The Pope and Mussolini: The Secret History of Pius XI and the Rise of Fascism in Europe." Both men came to power in 1922 and each sought to use the other to consolidate his power and further his political goals. It wasn't until 1939, when Pius XI was near death, that he prepared to denounce Il Duce in a speech that was never delivered.
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Glory to God in the Lowest
It may be the greatest choral presentation in the history of the world.
One nameless angel had the honor of playing the lead, with a veritable angelic multitude behind him. But no tickets were sold, and the show was not…Continue Reading
Christmas Is the Greatest Mystery
It is the hour that split history in half.
Until that first Christmas, he had been, from eternity past, the divine Son and second person of the Godhead. He was God's glad agent in creation (John 1:3; Colossians 1:16; Hebrews…Continue Reading
Bilbo's Last Goodbye
This is it for the Bagginses. At least for now, on the big screen. The Battle of the Five Armies, opening this week, is the sixth and final film in Peter Jackson's pair of Tolkien trilogies.Continue Reading
Christmas Spending Is a Test of Your Treasure
'Tis the season to test your treasure.
Not only are we on gift-expectation overload with Christmas, but then comes the year's end and that one last chance for tax-deductible charitable giving. December bids us dig deeper in our wallets than…Continue Reading
Take a Break from the Chaos
You need a break from the chaos, from the noise and the crowds, more than you may think at first. You need silence and solitude, as spiritual disciplines.Continue Reading
Christian Mission in a Post-Christian World (Interview)
This ain't your momma's America. Church planter Jonathan Dodson talks societal change in North America, which, in the last generation, has been nothing short of remarkable.Continue Reading
Resolve to Be a Lifelong Learner
Age may increase life experience, but without some long-term pattern of receptivity and intentionality, multiplied experiences will only create more confusion than clarity. Here, then, is the center of lifelong learning, and five practical plans for the pursuit.Continue Reading
Memorize the Mind of God
Maybe the breakthrough you've needed in Bible memory is a simple change in perspective. Forget decades from now. Throw aside the litany of daily reviews. Abandon the mentality of building the store and stocking the pile, and focus on today...Continue Reading
The Waiting Is the Hardest Part
The unwelcome intrusions of waiting into our lives, whether weighty or seemingly trite, are powerful opportunities to welcome God into every moment and keep our hearts renewed in him.Continue Reading
Ode to the Church
There she stands in splendor, secure on the arm of her Father, adorned in brilliant white for her husband. The music sounds and beckons their short passage down the aisle.
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Jesus Doesn't Fail: An Interview on Definite Atonement
It is, by far, the most contested of the Five Points. And confusion over the term makes it all the trickier. "Limited Atonement" is the middle letter in TULIP, but that name might give the wrong impression.Continue Reading
Finding a Level Head in a Hectic World
Balanced judgment has always been in high demand, but now the supply is at record lows. Fortunately, sober-mindedness is something for which God holds out great promise for development and growth.Continue Reading
The Secret of Aslan
More than fifty years after his death, the brilliance of C.S. Lewis is still captivating new audiences with the glory of Aslan — because Lewis, in all his brilliance, is channeling the glory, not creating it.Continue Reading
Self-Control and the Power of Christ
Christian self-control is not finally about bringing our bodily passions under our own control, but under the control of Christ by the power of his Spirit.Continue Reading
Twelve Benefits of Team Leadership
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Give the Blessing of Rebuke
One of the most loving things you can do for someone is tell them when they're wrong.
While it's tough enough to embrace the blessing of rebuke when you find yourself the recipient of some corrective word, the work that…Continue Reading
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The new Satanic Temple in Detroit may have only twenty members, but adherents to such an ideology are not nearly as rare as we might hope.Continue Reading
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Embrace the Blessing of Rebuke
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The Open Hands of the Gospel
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Eight Traits of Good Teaching
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Journal As a Pathway to Joy
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My wife doesn't like this movie because it's too repetitive. Kinda missing the point dear.
My wife doesn't like this movie because it's too repetitive. Kinda missing the point dear.
My wife also dislikes this movie. As a matter of fact I discovered she doesn't like Bill Murray much at all. I found this out about a month after we had been married.
During our dating and engagement she watched Lost in Translation, Stripes, both Ghostbusters and Caddy Shack with me and didn't say a thing.
It was after we watched Zombieland she dropped the knowledge on me.
It was like being married to a stranger.
Groundhog Day was the movie that always seemed to get pulled out in my high school classes when the teacher was too lazy to teach us though, I think I saw it 4 or 5 times in one year as a result.
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Final Score: Houston 93, Cleveland 74
Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Yao Ming scored 28 points and pulled down eight rebounds, as LeBron James finished without an assist for the first time in his career and Cleveland lost Ben Wallace to a broken right fibula in a 93-74 defeat at the hands of the Rockets.
"It is a big win," said Yao. "We played against one of the best quality teams in this league. They have one of the top records and their quality is almost like playoffs. That is a really good test for us to see how far we can go."
Von Wafer added 19 points off the bench, Ron Artest scored 15 and Luis Scola donated 14 points and nine rebounds, as the red-hot Rockets won all six games on the homestand and have won nine straight at the Toyota Center.
James and Mo Williams scored 21 points apiece in a very uncharacteristic offensive performance for the Cavaliers, who saw their five-game winning streak come to an end. Cleveland shot a season-low 33.8 percent from the floor to finish with a season-low 74 points.
Wallace broke his right fibula in the second period when he and Yao went up for a rebound in the middle of the lane. Yao's foot landed on Wallace's right leg, and the Cleveland forward played through the pain before exiting. He will miss an undisclosed amount of time after going scoreless in just under 17 minutes.
"It happened in the second quarter, but I don't know the exact play," said Wallace. "I thought it was a calf bruise and it would let up but it never did. It is broke. I saw the white line in the x-ray. Yao kicked me and it was a freak accident. I definitely will be back for the playoffs but hopefully before that."
Wally Szczerbiak added 11 points for the Cavaliers, who will also visit San Antonio, Atlanta and Miami on this four-game road trip.
Cleveland's offensive futility started from the outset. Houston scored six straight early in the period, as the Cavs were stuck at five points with 4:38 to go in the quarter and finished with 11 and an eight-point deficit.
The Cavaliers rallied a bit in the second quarter, closing within 45-40 at the half before they again went cold from the floor. Six straight from Yao opened up a 51-42 lead, but the Cavs cut the deficit to 56-50 after a James layup.
That bucket with 5:35 left was Cleveland's last points of the period. The Rockets scored the final 12 points to open a massive margin. Jumpers from Artest, Shane Battier and Yao capped the quarter for the 68-50 lead. The Cavs scored just 10 points in the stanza.
Houston rolled to victory in the final period, despite seven straight by the Cavs capped by a Williams corner three for a 72-61 game. Cleveland never cut the deficit below double digits in the final 12 minutes.
Game Notes
Cleveland's previous scoring low this season was 77 points in a loss to Washington on January 4...The Cavaliers mustered just 10 assists on 27 made baskets...Houston shot 49.3 percent from the floor and made eight three- pointers...The Cavs have lost three straight, 11 of 13 and 18 of their last 21 trips to Houston.


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Energy ballet: Iran, Russia and 'Pipelineistan'
Energy ballet: Iran, Russia and 'Pipelineistan'
A fascinating nuclear/energy ballet involving Iran, Russia, the US and the EU is bound to determine much of what happens next in the new great game in Eurasia.
Washington's Grand Ambition Explains Its Pressures on Russia
After the Soviet Union ended, Washington switched without a second's delay from an anti-USSR policy to an anti-Russia policy. This included extending NATO to Russia's borders in violation of earlier false signals and assurances that it would not, and it included Washington's unilateral withdrawal from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
John Kerry: Isis 'Will Be Crushed'
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Wednesday that the extremist Islamic group that brutally murdered an American journalist by execution would be "crushed," echoing strong words from President Barack Obama earlier in the day.
Iraqi drive on Tikrit falters amid fierce resistance from Islamic State
Iraqi forces pushed north Tuesday in an attempt to recapture the central Iraq town of Tikrit from the Islamic militants who have been occupying it since mid-June, only to see the assault stymied by snipers, roadside bombs and fierce resistance from the rebels.
Iraq's New PM, Like Maliki, Defined by Years of Sectarianism
Abadi Pushed De-Ba'athification Measures, Opposed Reconciliation
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Featured in the (UK) Times' ''Top Holiday Villas' 18 April 2009 and AGAIN 28 Feb 2010, our light and airy home sits in a prime location, under mature trees, by a vast open meadow running out to the riverbank beyond. The open yet separate spacious gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances will please the most demanding cook. Shop every day in a different farmers' market, then enjoy your treasures under the cherry tree by the pool, at the table on the riverbank, in formal grace under the grapevines on the terrace, or indoors at a fine oak table seating 6 to 10 in easy comfort. The gardens are full of cutting flowers for you to pick, plus snackables like strawberries, cherry tomatoes, cherries, figs, pears, grapes and physalis, each in its season. Elegant 'American' bathrooms with strong spacious showers and unlimited hot water. Enjoy hot air ballooning, cliff-top castles, antique markets, the Bergerac and Bordeaux vineyards, canoeing, Cro-Magnon caves, fine dining and much more. Sky TV and WiFi.
More About the House: As recent retirees, American Broadway producers now living mostly in London, we take great pride in this place. It's a long-standing dream come true: a tranquil, romantic spot located in what we believe to be the loveliest corner of France. This is an area of exceptional natural beauty, steeped in history, glowing with sun and fine weather, with outstanding cuisine at every turn. We designed the renovation to be in harmony with the region's architectural heritage, and have decorated the house in muted colors, with subtly elegant fabrics and authentic French country antiques. We love a bit of luxury, and a really good barbecue. We feel that the house is intimate yet expansive, cheerful but calm. In summer we live by the sparkling salt-water swimming pool, lunching under the cherry tree with a great bottle of the local Bergerac wine and maybe some BBQ. In winter, we love that big fireplace! Come enjoy our happy home - we think we've set very reasonable prices for what you get!
The Restaurants: There's a list of our current favourites in the kitchen, and you'll surely have done some research on your own. Tempting though it is to eat at home every night (and al fresco, at that -- NO BUGS!!!), there is fantastic food to be had here at every price range. Trémolat alone has its renowned Michelin-starred Le Vieux Logis AND the best pizza restaurant in the region. Within a half-hour radius you can find restaurants ranging from world-class refinement to a retired couple who serve the best confit and foie gras in the world on tottering little tables in their pretty back yard. Note to autumn and winter visitors, GET THEIR CASSOULET!! The classic cuisine of Périgord features, besides duck and goose, the other key regional products which it grows and ships throughout France and around the world: strawberries, walnuts, truffles, Bergerac wines and the elegant Sauternes-like Monbazillac. In summer, don't miss the night markets, where you dine outdoors on regional specialities in rustic village squares throughout the region.
Enjoying the River: The Dordogne, shallow in summer and rather slow-moving in many spots, is considerably warmer than you might expect, and a delight to swim in. There are many beaches along the roads from which swimming is fun, quiet and easy. (Our own bit of the riverbank is protected for the blue herons, wild swans and ducks that have adopted it. It's very scenic, but a little rocky for easy swimming.) Canoe rentals are available throughout the region so you can enjoy any number of leisurely hour-long scenic spectaculars. Waterskiing and pedalos are available at the Trémolat Bassin Nautique, where you can also hire a canoe or kayak for a few hours, or for your entire stay -- there are locking rings on our little boat dock so you can keep it secure during your stay.
Short barge trips can be booked in the fantastic carved-into-the-cliffsides village of La Roque Gageac on the road to Sarlat. Rent a bike and cycle the tranquil towpaths beside the local canals which skirt the occasional rapids which made it rough sailing when goods from the region drifted downriver to Bordeaux two centuries ago. Climb Richard the Lionheart's spectacular fortified castle in Beynac.
Recently retired, my partner and I now live our life-long dream of having four sweet homes and living in whichever strikes our fancy at a given time. To cover the bills, all the properties are rented on HomeAway whenever we're not in them. Managing the rentals has turned into quite a pleasant, though very time consuming, new profession for us, wherein we meet (or at least correspond with) the loveliest people from all over the planet. We've had nearly 200 guests in the past three years, and not a single bad experience. Phew! (46 reviews so far, over the four properties, and every one a full FIVE STARS !!) And we have great local staff for each property, so each home is always up to our own high standards for comfort, cleanliness and beauty.
Before retiring in 2005, I spent more than 30 years working on Broadway and in London's West End -- first managing, then producing, big musicals (mostly) plus handfuls of plays and concerts. I was part of the original productions of GODSPELL, DREAMGIRLS, LA CAGE AUX FOLLES, and many dozens more, and producer of The Who's TOMMY and JEKYLL & HYDE, to name a few. Broadway concerts include Bette Midler, Michael Crawford, Frank Sinatra and even a very elderly Josephine Baker (a New Year's Eve concert, at the Palace, of course), whose chateau is just down the road from our house in France.
My partner Bill Rosenfield was for many years what Time Magazine wrote of him: 'RCA Victor's Man about Broadway'. He produced more than 60 Original Cast Recordings -- just pick one up at home if you have one -- if it's from the 1990's or early 2000's, his name is probably on it: CHICAGO, TOMMY, RAGTIME, CABARET, on and on. Billy's now retired from that and actively engaged in his one true passion: playwrighting. This new career is just budding, but already showing great progress. He does most of his writing in a cute little shed at the bottom of the garden behind our London flat.
Gary Gunas purchased this barn in 2001
We love this property for the way it addresses that great rule of Location, Location, Location.
Location #1: The Dordogne itself. We've vacationed in this region since the late 1970's and we believe it's the loveliest corner of France. This is an area of exceptional natural beauty, steeped in history, glowing with sun and fine weather, with outstanding cuisine at every turn. Our fellow expats here claim, and we agree, that for certain people there's a definite magnetism here that draws you in and just doesn't let go -- kind of a mystical, visceral pull, in fact.
Location #2: Our little corner of the Dordogne. The Périgord Noir, as it's called, is the heart of the heart of the region, known for its indigenous black truffles and the black shade of the pine forests that still stand in many areas, however open to farming and scenic vistas it may be today. We have far less of the tourist-jammed traffic of the Sarlat area, 40 minutes to our east, and far more of the sumptuous tranquility which is the region's greatest asset.
Location #3: Our own plot of land. Turning our backs to the quiet little road that we're on, we overlook our own pool and gardens, and beyond that the open fields and river, with our own land blending into the neighbours' as far as the eye can see. Giant sky, total privacy. Sweet.
When we bought this property, it was a very tired working barn -- the cows were still living on its mud floor! We designed the renovation to be in harmony with the region's architectural heritage. From the street, it still looks rather like the barn is always was, with large-scale louvers around the front door to reflect the house's original heritage as a tobacco-drying barn. But from the back -- the side facing the river -- it's clearly more like the 'Relais et Chateau' properties that inspired its design. More than one friend has called our house a Tardis -- a seemingly-modest box by the road, with a whole other UNIVERSE inside and out back.
We love to cook -- elaborate meals, for lots of friends. And so we designed the kitchen to suit this joy. It's got everything you could possibly want in terms of equipment -- fish poachers, cherry pitters, cake and tart pans of all sizes, the works. And given the quality of even the most basic foodstuffs here -- from the daily farmers' markets or the superb Grand Frais shop in Bergerac and other specialty shops like Arvouet Foie Gras in Le Buisson -- well, you can cook the same recipes you use at home and come up with flavours you never thought possible! But you can also use our many French cookbooks (all in English) and cook like you've never cooked before.
What sets us apart from most other rental houses in the area is that it's really a HOME, and not a calculated, Ikea-furnished rental property. We applied some basic calm good taste to it and have decorated the house in muted colors, with subtly elegant fabrics and authentic French country antiques. When you compare us to many other properties, you won't find 'that' sofa here (as one of our guests recently exclaimed with relief)!
Further, while it's indeed our home, we always de-clutter it completely before any guests arrive, so that you're never living with any of our 'stuff' -- every closet and cupboard is completely empty and sparkling clean. No clothes, photos or toys. You're not working around us; the house is all yours when you're here. We rent HomeAway homes on our own holidays, and a key factor for us is just this -- not feeling like we're bunking in with strangers!
We want this to be your very own home away from home.
I want to thank you so much for creating the opportunity for my brother, my father and I to celebrate my mother's 80th in such a stylish and gorgeous home. The setting is just breathtaking, the local village of Trémolat enchanting and the local sights and markets all added up to a perfect week. I hope I get the chance to visit again some day. Nick
Just half an hour from Bergerac Airport (Ryanair), we are situated directly on the Dordogne River in the tiny, friendly village of Calès, just across the bridge from Trémolat, halfway between Sarlat and Bergerac, at the very heart of this fabled part of the Aquitaine. A leisurely 30 or 40 minute drive to either city takes you to through all the tourist attractions of this justly-famous region -- pastoral farm scenes of sunflowers, corn and wheat, cliff-top castles on the riverbank, roadside foie gras shops, the amazing farmers' markets, bakeries, vinyards and wine shops. Stunningly beautiful bends and cliffs along the river, pre-historic caves and caverns, tranquil canoeing on the river, hot air ballooning, it's all here. An easy walk to Trémolat village brings you the glorious Michelin-starred, Relais-et-Chateaux inn, Le Vieux Logis, and its popular Bistrot d'en Face. And just down the road you can rent canoes, pedalos and bicycles, or board the train to Bordeaux and Paris.
Other Activities: Chat with our French, English and Dutch neighbors. Play petanque in any village square. Picture the troglodytes who hunted in our fields. Fish!
Golf: There are a dozen golf courses within a 40-minute drive. Many will rent clubs if you haven't brought your own. Though we prefer picking the wild flowers along the quiet country lanes, you will also find places for quad biking and go-carts if you really need to! Or enjoy your own golfing holiday and send the others off to one of the many canoe hire places or equestrian centres. Fishing (pike and perch, in particular) and horseback riding are a treat here, and public tennis courts are everywhere. The more sedate of you can take in the historic towns and villages, including the fortified bastide towns which still bear the scars of the 14th-Century Hundred Years' War, or see Europe's earliest art treasures, the cave paintings of early man at Lascaux. Or visit Les Milandes, where Josephine Baker raised her rainbow tribe of orphans, or gape at the stunning natural rock formations in the region's many spectacular caverns. Or cross from our Perigord Noir over to the Perigord Pourpre, where you can visit the vinyards of Bergerac and Bordeaux. Or stay home by the pool and enjoy all the modern conveniences of your home-from-home, 'Le Chabrol'.
To 'faire le chabrol' by the way, is to swirl your last drops of wine across your plate at the end of dinner, then slurp up the 'soup'. Leave it to the French to find a socially-acceptable way to lick your plate!
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Loader Street Place Cottage Cape Town
Official Contact Details - Loader Street PlacePhone: +2721 4256461 Fax: +2721 425 6459
Loader Street Place is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage situated in the heart of Cape Town's historic De Waterkant Village with secure parking.Ideal for both Leisure and business travel.
- Price from 750 ZAR / Day
- Capacity up to 6 people
- 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
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Loader Street Place is stylishly furnished and its modern finishing celebrates the young, African-chic culture of Cape Town. This spacious apartment features two double bedrooms, one en-suite, as well as a separate bathroom.
The main bedroom has a mezzanine level with a small lounge area and a .TV, where you can accommodate extra guests.
The spacious lounge/dining area caters for all comforts. It features a High-Definition flat screen TV, Dolby surround sound equipment, satellite channels as well as fast broadband connection.
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Loader Street Place is situated in the heart of Cape Town's historic De Waterkant Village, also locally known as The Bo-Kaap. Take a stroll to the Town centre; shop at the boutiques, relax at trendy cafes or browse the selection of local art galleries. 5 Star beaches such as Camps Bay and Llandudno are within easy reach, as is the Waterfront, Table Mountain and Lions Head. Visit the vibrant night spots or sample some of the delicious local culinary delights at one of the many nearby restaurants.
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Just watched Moorer v Holy and I gotta say the fight was better than I remembered it to be. I had it very very close in fact i had it even going into the final round and you know what, atlas's words finally got through. Michael fought a good fight in the last round and deservedly took the belts home.
I've given MM a lot if stick in the past and maybe there are guys who would always have beaten him, but he did what he had to do and he earnt the status of World Champion that night. I could argue "yeah but would he ever beat Bowe or Lewis?" and to be fair the answer is probably no, but that doesn't matter, MM fought the guy who'd just beaten Bowe and rightly or wrongly he was declared mando so got the shot before Lewis (who was just about to lose to his mando) so credit where credit is due, he earnt the belts that night.
Interestingly enough i think it is also obvious that Holy had declined since the last Bowe fight and he really was there for the taking so i think MM is fortunate in that it was he who got the shot. But still he went im against the man regarded the best in the world and he finished the fight like a champion.
I still think he was far from a great hw but I'm willing to give him credit for what he achieved, more so than previously anyways.
We all know what happens next though, Foreman smokes him, hangs on the his belts against Schulz, refuses to ever fight a ranked opponent again and the division is in disarray until the return of Iron Mike Tyson.
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Room news from Harlequin
07 Dec 14
Daisies In Daisies we have been getting very festive this season. We have been making lots of decorations to make the nursery look like a winter wonderland. The babies decorated a snowman, a Christmas tree and some snowflakes which have all been hung up in the baby room. Together we have also enjoyed singing lots of Christmas songs too. Merry Christmas from all of us
Woodland Adventures at Harlequin
29 Aug 14
The children at Harlequin have been exploring the woodlands and getting to know the natural environment. They have been looking at how to keep safe in the woodland by using ribbons to mark out where they feel safe, they have also been exploring the leaves on the trees , practicing walking on different natural surfaces and steep slopes and investigating leaves from different trees with staff. Some children picked blackberries
Ice and Water FUNdraising
15 Aug 14
On 5th August, Harlequin held a charity stay and play to raise money for Water Aid. We had lots of water themed activities including Ice Jenga, Ice dinosaur excavations, and Staff Splash!, but all had a message of how important clean water is in keeping us healthy. The children baked buns for their parents to buy and we held a raffle with prizes kindly donated by parents and local
Harlequin's new bug hotel!
22 Jul 14
Our lovely Poppies at Harlequin have been working hard on their bug hotel, visiting the woods to collect resources to attract minibeasts. We already have some woodlice and ants move in!
Poppies have also been monitoring the temperature and weather, recording their findings morning and afternoon and using our findings to decide when the temperature is cooler. We are really enjoying being outside in all this lovely
Circle Time
09 May 14
At Portland Nurseries we believe that Circle Time is an activity where a group of children and practitioners sit together (at the same level) with the purpose of creating space in which children can communicate. It is about discussion, reflection, emotional understanding, personal identity and making connections. Exploring Relationships, feelings, reflections and emotions lies at the core of Circle Time.
Portland Nurseries Staff Training Day
11 Apr 14
On Tuesday 1st April 2014 Portland Nurseries brought over 80 of their employees together from their four sites, Harlequin, Holly Bank, Oakwood House and Portland House to enhance and develop their childcare practice at their Annual Training Day.
As a company we have always put a strong emphasis on continual training and development, holding the Investors in People award for 13 years and ensuring that the staff are trained above
Project Tomato
31 Mar 14
Today our Harlequin children have been having some green fingered fun and have built their very own greenhouse! We now have 3 tomato plants to care for; one red, one yellow and one black tomato plant. The children worked together to count out the pieces and used the instructions to build their greenhouse. They recognised shapes and identified how the construction pieces looked like letters from their names.
Pancake Day already? That crêped up on us!
07 Mar 14
The children at Harlequin Nursery had lots of fun this week learning about Shrove Tuesday, especially the part where they got to try Pancakes! They enjoyed taste testing different types of pancakes with various toppings while talking about all the different tastes, textures and colours and counting all the toppings. They also listened to a story about Easter and learnt why Christians celebrate Shrove Tuesday.
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Oodles and Noodles of Fun for Chinese New Year
05 Feb 14
Harlequin Nursery on Queens Road has recently been celebrating Chinese New Year with all the children and their families. The children have had a lovely time learning all about the animals of the Chinese Zodiac and enjoying tasty Chinese foods using chopsticks, which was a bit of a challenge! As a very special treat on one boy's mummy came into nursery and sang some traditional Chinese songs
Huffing and Puffing at Harlequin - The Three Little Pigs
31 Jan 14
During January the children at Harlequin have really enjoyed the 'Three Little Pigs' story and have had lots of fun pretending to be the pigs and the wolf! We went on an adventur to the local library and borrowed the three little pigs book and spent lots of time reading and discussing the story. Then we created our own role play areas outside; a house made of straw, a
Harlequin children bring cheer to local Grandparents
10 Oct 13
On Thursday 3rd October, the children at Harlequin nursery visited Thornhill Nursing Home to celebrate Grandparent's Day. We made cards for the residents and cheered everyone up by singing and dancing to some lovely songs.
Leaver's picnic at the park
11 Jul 13
The Harlequin children starting school this September enjoyed a special Leaver's Picnic at the Lindley duck pond with staff and parents. All the children received a special graduation certificate and especially loved sharing their picnic with the ducks.
Caterpillar to beautiful butterfly
11 Jun 13
There has been lots of excitement at Harlequin over the past few days as some of the nursery caterpillars have emerged from their cocoons into beautiful painted lady butterflies.
The children, staff and parents were excited to set all five of our butterflies free on Friday evening and a lucky few even had the chance to hold and observe them before they flew away in our
Victory for the early years sector
07 Jun 13
A big thank you to those parents who signed the petition demanding the Government rethink plans to change staffing ratios. Nick Clegg announced today that this would no longer be happening.
There has been a lot of coverage in press and on TV and we have provided a link below to what I consider to be a fairly reasoned response. Asking staff, no matter how well qualified,
Birds nesting at Harlequin
22 May 13
We are really lucky to have Blue Tits nesting in our nursery garden. At the beginning of Spring we set up a special nesting box with a hidden live webcam inside it so the children can watch from a screen inside the nursery. This has been an amazing experience for the children as they have been able to watch Mrs Bird (named by the children) keep her eggs warm ,
20 May 13
A group of Pre-school children from Harlequin have recently enjoyed an exciting trip to Eureka to experieince their new 'All about me' exhibition. We explored our senses, measured and weighed ourselves and had lots of fun with all the different activities available (although the train ride there was just as exciting!!)
'All About Me is a really clever new gallery because it's been designed
Pre-loved donations
07 May 13
The nurseries recently asked parents to donate any pre-loved baby equipment such as cots, moses baskets, prams, car seats and stair gates for a special collection for the local charity Talkthru.
The charity would like to thank all the families that donated items to their baby equipment project, all of which will go to families who are experiencing financial hardship. Several items have gone out to clients
Getting into character
14 Mar 13
To celebrate World Book Day on the 7th March the children at Harlequin Nursery dressed up as their favourite book character, it was lovely to see all the children trying to guess each others characters. Take a look at our photos at some of our stars from the day.
The children also had their own cake stall with lots of chocolate treats they had made to
Make a change today
15 Feb 13
The Minister Elizabeth Truss has recently published a highly controversial paper "More Great Childcare". There are a number of proposed changes but a key issue is her proposal to change the staffing ratios in order to force nurseries to reduce fees to parents. While we agree with the principle of making childcare affordable we do not agree that forcing staff to care for larger groups is
Snow time
29 Jan 13
The children have had a wonderful time playing in the snow over the last couple of weeks. They have been sledging, throwing snow balls, making snow angels, snowmen, snow dogs and even a snow woolly mammoth.
Here are some of the benefits that snow play can bring to your child
There are many benefits to children's development through the provision of snow
Children helping children
18 Dec 12
The children, parents and staff at Portland Nurseries have been donating toys to our local charity the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice to help raise funds this Christmas.
The Forget Me Not Children's Hospice has been raising awareness around their toy appeal over recent weeks, and we have shown our support with many kind donations from our families.
Children at
Outdoor kitchen fun
09 Nov 12
The children at Harlequin now have their very own outdoor kitchen. They have been collecting leaves, barks, twigs, conkers acorns, soil and sand from the garden to cook some special recipes.
Ruth Tattersall the Manager explains " An outdoor kitchen is a great opportunity for creative and imaginative play for the children as they cook, mix, collect ingredients from the natural environment around them. They have
Jan White renowned expert in Outdoor Play leads company training day
06 Nov 12
We were very lucky to have Jan White, the world renowned expert on Outdoor play lead our staff training day this month. Jan posed the question "How can our outdoor space become an 'enabling environment' with the potential to support each child to be a unique, competent learner and to make progress at their own pace in a challenging and enjoyable way?"
Nursery Staff applaud Outstanding Contribution to Special Needs and their Rising Stars
06 Nov 12
All 80 staff from Harlequin, Holly Bank, Oakwood House and Portland House Nurseries gathered at the Textile Centre for Excellence on Friday November 2nd 2012 for their training day followed by the Portland Nurseries Annual review and Awards presentation.
Pam Burrell, who has worked at Portland House for over 15 years, received an Outstanding Contribution Award for her work across all four nurseries for Special Needs. Rosemary Murphy OBE
Outstanding Achievement
05 Oct 12
A big thank you to all the parents, family and friends who have helped us raise an outstanding £4752 for our chosen charity the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice.
Fundraising highlights have included a Den Making Festival, where the children, staff and parents came together to build their own dens out of the nurseries natural woodland resource's, Sponsored Olympics, Tandem Sky Diving, Travelling
Sky high for charity
10 Sep 12
A big cheer to our four very daring staff members who recently took part in a tandem sky dive to raise money for our chosen charity the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice. Sarah Craven from Harlequin, Vickie Sykes from Holly Bank, Stacey Smith and Kayleigh Moorhouse from Oakwood House all jumped from a plane with a qualified instructor which saw them free fall from 15,000 feet reaching
Mini Olympics for charity
24 Aug 12
The Olympic Games have been such an exciting time for our children so what better way to celebrate than to hold our very own here at Harlequin Nursery and raise money for our chosen charity the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice at the same time.
We all had such a fun time with children and their families all taking part in sponsored events such as
Chocolate and Fudge
04 Jul 12
We have some new furry friends at Harlequin-Chocolate and Fudge the Guinea pigs. A group of children went on a special trip to the pet shop to choose our new pets. We have spent the last week preparing a home for them, visiting the library for books and talking about how we will care for them at Nursery.
I am sure they will be a much
Safety first at Harlequin
18 Jun 12
As part of the Child Accident Prevention Trust's (CAPT) 'Child Safety Week' the children at Harlequin Nursery, Halifax Road, enjoyed a visit from the local ambulance team. The team arrived at the nursery in their ambulance and allowed the children to explore the ambulance and equipment and test out the siren.
Ruth Tattersall, Harlequin Manager explains "The children at Harlequin can all demonstrate an exceptional
Start Pre-school with us
13 Jun 12
The transition into pre-school is a very special milestone in your child's development. Your child will have grown in confidence and ability and is now ready to develop all the skills needed for the new challenge of school. Our pre –school rooms are led by Early Years Professionals (EYPs) and childcare practitioners who plan for the individual needs of each child.
Who's egg could it be?
11 Jun 12
The children at Harlequin have made a fascinating discovery in the nursery garden. After following some unusual footprints through the garden we discovered a nest containing 2 large speckled eggs. We have been observing the eggs closely and are waiting to see what could possibly hatch from them.
How egg-citing!!
Get Children Outdoors
29 May 12
We have found a great website which is all about inspiring parents and teachers to find new ways of using the world beyond their front door to connect to their children and foster their sense of identity.
There are some really fun ideas to do outside with your children from Mud Pies, Leaf Kebabs to Build an Imaginary Land. Follow the link to the
Out and about
27 Mar 12
Trips to the local library,post office and parks have been some of the ways in which the Harlequin children have been learning about their local community. These trips are vital in a child's learning as they allow them to develop a knowledge and understanding of the natural world. It also allows them to develop an awareness of safety;how to keep safe when crossing roads.
When I play outside
13 Mar 12
When I play outside.......
I take risks I face challenges I solve problems I make choices I belong I learn about my world I discover and explore I experiment I imagine I create I take responsibility I collaborate, communicate and co-operate I lead I can be noisy, messy and adventurous I am independent I am resilient My body is strong I learn about the natural world I
Gold for Harlequin Nursery
22 Feb 12
Harlequin Nursery have been awarded a Gold 'Healthy Choice Award' from the joint partnership initiative between Kirklees Council and Kirklees NHS. It also incorporates the Five-A-Day-Campaign. This is the highest grading a business can achieve. Harlequin have now held a gold for 7 continuous years. The award is a way of acknowledging businesses that practice good standards of food hygiene and offer healthy food.
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Double celebration Ofsted 'Outstanding'
09 Jan 12
Portland House, Lindley and Harlequin Nursery, Edgerton are celebrating Ofsted grading's of "Outstanding" Both nurseries from the Portland Nurseries group were inspected shortly before Christmas and found to be "Outstanding" in every aspect of their provision.
Outstanding is the highest judgment that can be made by an Ofsted inspector and is given only when there is exceptional childcare provision that
Ofsted 'Outstanding' for Harlequin
04 Jan 12
We are delighted to announce that Harlequin Nursery, Edgerton have been awarded "Outstanding" in their latest Ofsted inspection. Outstanding is the highest judgment that can be made by an Ofsted inspector and is given only when there is exceptional childcare provision that greatly exceeds national standards. Harlequin is the second nursery in the Portland Nurseries group to achieve Outstanding in the last two months.
Harlequin Festive Stay and Play
23 Dec 11
We had a fantastic Stay and Play yesterday evening at Harlequin. Children and parent's made magic Reindeer dust to sprinkle outside on Christmas Eve. There was snow and ice play and pine cone printing too. The parents were also treated to a special carol concert by the children (which made at least two people cry!)
Thank you to everyone who came along and for all your
Spreading Christmas Cheer
19 Dec 11
A group of children from Harlequin Nursery, Edgerton have been spreading Christmas cheer in their local community with a special trip to Thornhill Care Home today. The children brought some of their nursery made mince pies for the residents to eat and sang them some of their favourite Christmas carols and songs.
Ruth Tattersall explains "The trip was planned not only to give the residents
Harlequin's Christmas Party
13 Dec 11
It was Christmas party time at Harlequin Nursery on Sunday. Children, parents, grandparents and family friends arrived at the Paddock Cricket Club in high spirits ready for lots of festive fun! There was a DJ who had all the boys and girls singing and dancing away to their favourite Christmas songs (as you can see from the photo) and Father Christmas* flew in on his sleigh with his


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Hi all! I've come up with some alternate rules to GoT board game, though I've not been able to find the time to really test it out. Why not implement these rules in your next game and let me know how it pans out!
House Card Units: Being able to choose any house card character to fight in any battle - anywhere - seems a bit silly to me. Therefore, according to this new rule, you will muster your house cards directly onto the field of battle.
You will need tokens; I've found that chess pieces work best, as they depict value rather well and it's easy to differentiate between sets. Whatever your choice, make sure they clearly represent to all players the value of your house cards in play.
One can muster house cards with a strength of 0 or 1 in areas containing a castle or stronghold. Cards with strength 2 and above can only be mustered in an area containing a stronghold. In either case, your mustering points for that area are completely used up. Once mustered, place the corresponding house card face up by the side of the board.
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By placing house cards on the board, one changes how their abilities affect the game. For example, Salladhor Saan and other naval-based abilities lose affect. In order to prevent this, players may leave units aboard ships for a pre-determined number of turns (see optional rules). As a result, ships and their boarded units must be in accordance with the player's supply limit.
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- Players can only muster house cards on home stronghold.
- Stealthed units: Marshalled house card units are represented by a grey token. The marshalling player places the corresponding house card behind their screen. Other players can only guess as to which unit the player has mustered. That is, until said player moves his piece into combat OR into an area owned by another player. In this instance, the grey token is removed and replaced with one that better represents the house card unit's strength and/or house. In the event of a battle, the house card must be revealed (in order to confirm ability and strength). Should a stealthed unit pass into owned enemy land, the marching player must replace the grey token with one that represents the house card's strength, but does not reveal the card itself.
- Units may only be left aboard ships for a set number of turns (you decide), before their food supplies run out and they starve! The more units on a ship, the faster the food runs out.
- Ships may only carry 2 units OR 3 (optional number; you decide) mustering points worth of units.
Notes: As I mentioned before, I haven't fully tested this variant. As such, you may encounter problems created by these extra rules. Let me know how you solve these issues to better this rule-set and feel free to ask any questions!


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