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The shuttle to the airport. The restaurant & bar next door. Decent pool/hot tub.
Water included but always had to ask. Only one toaster in the breakfast area.
- Location (off-strip but not too far from the action) - Ellis Island Casino & food places in the casino - Value for Money - Helpful Staff - Decent, Clean Rooms
Nothing (All good - had everything I wanted, and then some...)
Great price and only a short walk to the strip. Free breakfast was a bonus.
Behaviour of Staff excellent Wi-Fi excellent
Break fast is very less items.
WiFi was good, front desk attendant was very helpful, quick and polite. Clean rm. no surprises.
quick check-in / check-out close to the strip average cleanliness coffee in room wifi very good parking easy and free free shuttle to the airport
the carpet in the corridor is dirty climatisor is noisy don't know how to use the shuttle from the airport (i have called the hotel at the airport and the shuttle didn't come) resort fees (new in 2015)
Checking in was quick and easy, there is elevator access and emergency exits on all sides. Late check out. Room seems sparse but clean and water flow seems fine. I don't use the facilities/amenities and I opted to stay here instead of Bellagio to save on fees. There is a pool and jacuzzi of sorts, but the 30s weather kept me from it anyway, not that I would use it. Free basic basic breakfast at adjoining casino when I stayed - got my fix until my buffet time. I can easily walk to the strip, but I have a car.
Wifi wasn't the best in my room, but considerably fast enough at the lobby where I can lounge and have complimentary coffee/tea to book my next night.
the location was perfect and good value for money
the place is a little old and needs a facelift, parking can be an issue and a bit of noise late into the night
Good location
Rooms need renovation. However overall impression is not bad.
I like the free wifi and you can also have two bottles of water for free. The receptionists were nice and patient.
The breakfast is at a noisy crowded place and you only have a limited choice (bread and coffee) there.
I love that they let u pick what floor level u want to stay on, there was a jacuzzi and it was clean, right next to a casino with good bar and restaurants.
There was no trash can in the room so we did have to ask for one. That's pretty much all.
We like the location and the facilities offered.
staff not to friendly and I ask for couple of towels. I was told they did have enough for us.
All the good facilities with out the cost. Restaurant food quality was very good value, and the wifi was great. Good value breakfast included in the room rate. Shuttle service to airport very efficient,
Location was good, bed comfortable, towels new and fluffy, good water pressure in shower...continental BRFT ok...
Old building, needs renos, old stained carpets and flooring in bathroom, bathtub old and perhaps mold at tub surround joints..
cheap, convenient for limited budget travelers...
if you don't mind walking 10-15 min to get in the strip , this hotel is good for you
very friendly staff, location (few steps from the Strip), complimentary breakfast, wi-fi
1. No Resort Fee 2. Price is reasonable 3. There is CES shuttle bus pick up in Westin(200M always)
1. I saw guests were bringing dogs living in.
Walking distance from the strip. Free shuttle to airport. Would consider this again
Free breakfast was disappointing but otherwise the food at Ellis Island was decent


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In Recital! with Jazz, Blues, & Rags, Book 5 composed by Various. Edited by Helen Marlais. For piano. Performance. The FJH Pianist's Curriculum!. Jazz, Blues, & Rags. Intermediate. Book. Published by The FJH Music Company Inc (FJ.FF1743).
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Re: [latam] Let's discuss the Brazilian Economy
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how inflation will be kept (this is the same issue with the piece on
Brazil that came a few days ago). However would it be right to say that by
fostering growth you automatically going to increase inflation? This is
the opposite for instance of what Argentina is doing by employing the
subsidity cuts. Lower consumption because of higher prices, as a result
lower production and lower inflationary pressure (this of course in the
LR). From my perspective, as Renato mentioned, this is more of a way to
convince the public that inflation won't rise, while it actually will.
It's a political move to implement something needed for Brazil but that it
sensitive from a political standpoint. Also as I posted on the analyst
list the EU funds for the period 2014-2020 will be reduced or completely
cancelled. That could hamper foreign investment as well, and this measure
is even more needed. I presume Brazil knew about this EU cuts before today
and that together with low growth this was another reason for implementing
these measures
On 12/7/11 11:49 AM, Renato Whitaker wrote:
In the beginning of December, the Brazilian government announced a
series of measures targeting an immediate increase in consumer spending.
This included:
* Reducing the SELIC general interest rate from 11.5% to 11%, a
reduction that has been following a trend of lowering the rates.
* Eliminating the IOF (in Portuguese: Imposto sobre operac,oes
financeiras, tax on financial operations) transactions tax on foreign
purchases of Brazilian stocks, formerly at 2%
* Eliminating the IOF tax on foreign purchases of corporate bonds with
maturities of more than four years
* A reduction in the IOF tax on personal loans to 2.5 percent from 3
percent per year
* A reduction of the IPI (industrial tax) on home appliances, such as
stoves (4% - 0%), refrigerators/freezers (15% - 5%), and washing
machines (20% - 10%). This measure will hold until March of next year.
* A 3 % rebate for exporters of industrialized goods.
* Eliminating a tax on pastas, flour and bread
The timeliness of these measures is noteworthy, since it came right
before an IBGE publication that gave a gloomy report on the Brazilian
economy: There was virtually no GDP growth between the second and third
quarters of the year as the total figure remained at around 3.2% in
September. In fact, key sectors, like the industrial and service sector
contracted (by .9% and .8% respectively), requiring the agricultural
sector growth (3.2%) to boost the figure up.
Even more noteworthy is the government's official position on how it
plans to control inflation next year that could come from these
restriction cut-backs: namely, there isn't any. Ministry of Finance
Mantega has basically repeatedly stated that inflation is under control,
and has scaled back measures put in place to curb Brazil's previous
inflationary tendencies post-2008 in order to give the economy an
impulse for 2012. Though it is true that monthly inflation slowed down
in the middle of the year (see graphs below), rates regained higher
levels in the third quarter and the accumulated IPCA inflation index in
October was 5.4%, coming increasingly close to the 6.7% "roof" cap that
the government set out.
The overall official line is that the coming year will see a worsening
international economic recession, that will exacerbate Brazil's economic
growth contraction (potentially leading to a de facto recession) and
that, in and of itself, will be what curbs inflation in 2012 (official
estimates of which are at around 5.49% IPCA index, a considerable amount
in and of itself in the best of times), however, with the scaling back
of economic restrictions (Selic rate reduction forecasts in 2012 are at
9.75%), the greater focus on the internal markets and less so on the
external (most companies are expanding inwardly), Brazil could just
weather out the crisis with a modest 5% GDP growth (although
non-government economic estimates peg the growth closer to 2 - 3%).
IGP-DI, an inflation measure done by FGV, a university and financial
IPCA-15, an government inflation measure that that measures from the
15th of one
month to the next (thus, Nov.'s measure is actually from Oct. 15 - Nov.
Overall, this is an attempt by the government at being an official
reassuring tone in the face of economic hardships in the coming year
with the European Union (which makes up 23% of Brazil's positive
commercial balance; most exports to the bloc of which are low-value
primary resources like minerals and agricultural foodstuffs). The
baseline goal would be to survive the oncoming crisis, hopefully with at
least some growth and with as low an inflation as possible. The
popularity of the PT government, up for re-election in 2014 (two years
after the shit is supposed to hit the fan), depends on weathering it
I would like to discuss what we could say about this, other than just
"yes, Brazil is shifting towards growth". There are a few ways we could
look at this, from Brazil's dependency on foreign trade, it's exposure
to Europe and China, the pessimistic Brazilian outlook of Europe (for
instances, choosing not to participate in any sort of bailout fund
directly and instead increasing participation in the IMF in exchange for
a greater say in this organization) or even a look into the recent
shift in the face of it's economic guideline up to the year 2014, the
"Greater Brazil Plan", which puts more emphasis on having a more
competitive, more product valued industrial output than on mere
commercial expansion.
Renato Whitaker
LATAM Analyst
Antonio Caracciolo
Analyst Development Program
221 W. 6th Street, Suite 400
Austin,TX 78701
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Hundreds, not Millions
Posted by jlwile on June 14, 2013
If you are sick and tired of reading about the rocks at Hopewell Cape on the Bay of Fundy, I think this will be my last post about them. In my first post about my Canadian speaking trip, I showed a picture of them and briefly mentioned them. In the next post, I gave a relatively detailed account of the tides that have carved them.
In that second post, a commenter suggested that it must have taken the tides millions of years to carve the rocks into those interesting shapes. Another commenter, who is a geologist, did some digging and posted three references to geological studies of the rocks. The third one1 seemed very intriguing, so I decided to get the paper and read it for myself.
The study discussed several details regarding the rocks (which they call "stacks" and "stack-arches"), including the fact that they were most likely carved over hundreds of years, not millions.
In my reply to the geologist commenter, I had suggested that the suspended sediments in the water must have been a significant factor in the erosion that shaped the rocks. The resonance that enhances the tides in the Bay of Fundy keeps the sediments churned up in the water, and those sediments rubbing against the rocks must do a lot of the erosional work. The authors of the study agree:
The smoothness of the floor and lower parts of the walls of the notches, and the occurrence of blankets of sand and gravel suggest that abrasion must be an important erosional process on the shore platform and at the cliff foot.
However, the question still remains as to why the rocks get separated from the rest of the mainland and why they end up forming interesting shapes. One explanation could be that the rocks which remain after all that erosion are harder than the rocks which have eroded away. However, the authors don't seem to think that is the most important factor. Instead, their study led them to conclude that all the rocks in the area are inundated with fractures (joint planes and faults). The tides have opened those fractures, cutting out large pieces of rock. In other words, it's not so much that the missing rocks have eroded away. It's that they have been cut away. They say that in most cases:
…the rocks are no more resistant in stacks and in the stack-arch than in the adjacent platform and cliff, and in some cases they are even weaker. Most stacks, arch-tunnels and caves at Hopewell Rocks result from dissection of the rock mass along prominent joint planes, rather than from differences in rock hardness.
So most of the the rock formations that are left aren't any harder than any of the other rocks. They are just what's left after all the fractures are opened up, destroying the wall of rock that used to be there.
Of course, the most fascinating thing the authors discuss is the timeframe associated with forming theses interesting rock structures. Most people are conditioned to think that such erosion takes millions of years. However, in this case, there is strong evidence that the timeframe is much shorter. The authors discuss another reference2 that contains some pictures from 1983. Even though those pictures were only 15 years old at the time of the study, they show significant changes. There is one formation that is prominent in the 1983 pictures but was only a low stump in 1998. Another formation in the 1983 pictures was completely gone by 1998. Based on those pictures, they conclude:
The photographic evidence therefore suggests that one or two stacks are destroyed about every 12 to 16 years. Therefore if one stack is eroded every 16 years, all 16 of the stacks at Hopewell Rocks will collapse within the next 256 years. Alternatively, if two stacks are destroyed every 12 years, all 16 stacks will be destroyed in only 96 years. If it can also be assumed that stacks are replaced at approximately the same rate as they are being removed, then the evidence implies that the 16 stacks at Hopewell Rocks have developed in the last 96 to 256 years. (emphasis mine)
While our poor education system has conditioned us to think that geological processes are very slow, taking millions of years to produce recognizable changes, that simply isn't the case here. Now, of course, this doesn't mean that all geological formations are produced in hundreds (or thousands) of years. Nevertheless, I do think we have been conditioned wrongly when it comes to how we view geological processes that occur on earth.
Perhaps the rocks at Hopewell Cape in the Bay of Fundy will keep you from automatically thinking "millions of years" the next time you see an amazing geological formation.
1. A. S. Trenhaile, D. A. Pepper, R. W. Trenhaile, and M. Dalimonte, Stacks and Notches at Hopewell Rocks, New Brunswick, Canada, Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 23:975–988, 1998.
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2. Shepard, F. P. and Kuhn, G. G., "History of sea arches and remnant stacks of La Jolla, California, and their bearing on similar features elsewhere," Marine Geology, 51:139–161, 1983.
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Interesting stuff. A few years back our family visited the Bay of Fundy but we were on the other side (Joggins Fossil Cliffs) and the effects of the tides are quite dramatic there as well. The shore has such a shallow slope that when the tide comes in you have to walk back quite quickly to avoid being overtaken by it.
I don't have a problem at all with erosion being quite quick in these area. The rocks there are not particularly resistant and the tides very strong. The Joggins cliffs are always changing because there is constant rock falls there. In fact, many of the famous polystrate trees are not there anymore because they have fallen from the cliffs. Here are two pictures I took that show the erosion on that side. Both were taken near low tide: http://naturalishistoria.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/dsc_4360.jpg and http://naturalishistoria.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/dsc_4371.jpg -
I remember being in the Grand Canyon area. My family and I went on a tour through various side canyons (which are absolutely beautiful) and learned that only one localized flood carved out everything. Granted, the rock was mainly sedimentary, but imagine, if it takes one flood to erode an entire canyon, what little it truly takes to erode much of the earth?


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There are a lot of reasons to get into sales. For me, freedom was a leading factor. So was income potential. The job of "sales" is as close as you can get to being an entrepreneur without actually walking that tightrope. You are in charge of your own destiny, for the most part, and your income is directly related to your success at your job.
I remember my brother pulling me aside to show me the wad of cash he was carrying. He had just gotten his first commission check as a salesman and he had never seen that much money in his life. Neither had I. It was at that moment that I decided to follow his footsteps and go into sales.
One of the things you touched on in your column was coming up with a compensation plan for salespeople that struck a balance between the profitability of the job and maintaining sales ethics. The point you made was that a salesperson could possibly be swayed into suggesting a print solution on the basis of his or her commission, instead of what's right for the customer. I agree and have experienced that issue myself.
The company that I first worked for when I left college—in truth the only real job I've ever had—paid 8 percent commission for new business and 5 percent of the order for repeat business. We were very well-trained and taught to look beyond the price of the job and do our best to reduce the cost of using that printed piece. Our goal was to come up with a different solution, very often something completely new and different. And untested.
So let's say I do what I am trained to do and I create a new print solution for a client. The customer currently uses 100,000 pieces a year. The cost of my new design is $50,000. My commission for a list price job would be $4,000. In 1982, that didn't suck.


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West Ham United welcome Crystal Palace to the Boleyn Ground for the second of three London derbies to complete the Club's slate of 2013/14 Barclays Premier League home fixtures.
While the Hammers will look to bounce back from defeats at home by Liverpool and away at Arsenal, the Eagles have been in outstanding form in recent weeks, winning their last four league matches.
So, what sort of game will pan out between the teams managed by Sam Allardyce and Tony Pulis?
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Crystal Palace are the visitors this weekend and ahead of the game, football statistics website WhoScored.com have previewed the fixture.
When the two sides met earlier in the season at Selhurst Park, Tony Pulis earned his first win as Palace manager thanks to Marouane Chamakh goal without reply. Palace go into game third in the Premier League form table, having taken 13 points from the last 18 available.
While the Hammers came away from the Emirates in midweek empty-handed, there were certainly plenty of positives to take what was a tight game against one of the Premier League's best sides, in which West Ham dominated for large periods.
When Matt Jarvis netted in the 40th minute, it had been coming, with Mo Diamé, Antonio Nocerino and Andy Carroll all spurning earlier chances.
Jarvis' strike represented only the third time the Gunners have conceded the first goal at home in the Premier League all season, and on each previous occasion too, they have come back into the game and avoided defeat, so it certainly was not a poor result for the visitors. Arguably the greatest disappointment was that the Hammers played so well for such an extended period in the first half but came away with a loss.
Back on home soil this weekend, Jarvis could be key against a Crystal Palace side resurgent under Pulis. The Eagles come into the game on the back of an impressive 3-2 win at Everton in midweek, but West Ham should still expect to have the upper hand.
The pacy winger will look to cause havoc in the opposition defence once again, taking on full-backs, able to go down the line or cut back onto his right foot, and deliver crosses into the box. He has developed a WhoScored.com strength of 'crossing' that is certainly of use when you have a striker as good as Carroll in the middle. As Jarvis proved at the Emirates too, he is also of use when in the box getting on the end of teammates' passes.
Palace's defence is much less sturdy in away games than it is at home, and Jarvis will be looking to extend his good recent run, having netted twice in his last three starts. He looks to be hitting form and the visitors this weekend could be next to suffer.
At the other end of the pitch, Palace are the second-lowest scoring side in away Premier League games this season, having netted just 12 times in 17 matches on the road all campaign. While only Chelsea (16) have kept more clean sheets than the Hammers (13), there is every chance that the Eagles will be firing blanks on Saturday.
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Crystal Palace have got a huge squad - so big that former manager Ian Holloway was forced to leave three senior players out of his 25-man Premier League selection at the start of the season.
Holloway is now gone, while the three players - Florian Marange, Stephen Dobbie and Owen Garvan - have also left on loan, allowing new manager Tony Pulis to form a more streamlined squad forward in his own vision.
The result has been a far more resolute Crystal Palace who are hard to break down and difficult to beat.
While goals have hardly flowed at the other end of the pitch, Pulis's preferred 4-4-1-1 formation has yielded enough points to see the Eagles fly out of the relegation zone in recent months.
Tactically, unsurprisingly, Pulis's Palace are a physically strong side who like to harry the opposition, win the ball and get it forward quickly.
Possession, it appears, is not the priority. Palace are bottom of both the possession percentage (37.4 per cent) - and pass completion percentage (70.9 per cent) this Barclays Premier League season.
With so little of the ball to play with, it will again come as no surprise that Palace unleash only eleven shots per game - a figure higher than just one other team, Stoke City.
In 34 league matches, the Eagles have scored just 27 goals, making their position outside the relegation zone all the more impressive.
Defensively, however, nobody can question Palace's resilience and determination not to let their own goal be breached - they make more interceptions (18.6) and tackles (22.4) per game than any other team in the Barclays Premier League.
Any suggestion that this defensive approach means Pulis's side are dirty would be wide of the mark however - their average of 10.7 fouls committed per game ranks them 13th in the top flight in that regard.
Palace are a team, first and foremost, although like every side they rely on individual pieces of brilliance and ability at both ends of the pitch to help them to achieve positive results.
At the back, left-back Joel Ward has been immense, making 104 tackles, 80 interceptions and 140 clearances, but it is defensive midfi elder and captain Mile Jedinak who has been Palace's standout performer this season.
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At the attacking end of the pitch, it is the nomadic and mercurial Jason Puncheon who carries Palace's biggest threat. The marauding winger has produced a highlight reel of goals throughout his career and the current season has been no different.
No Palace player has unleashed more shots (70), scored more goals (seven) or made more key passes (47) than Puncheon, while he has also embarked on 52 dribbles - second only to Yannick Bolasie's 55.
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I have a sneaky suspicion that as small church congregations die out because they can't afford to operate, the tenaciously religious members will be absorbed into larger churches. I think we'll be seeing the rise of more mega-churches. I also think more people will be willing to sit at home and watch televised services rather than travel a greater distance to some mega-church. Television church won't just be for the "shut-ins."
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Well you can have a drive-thru wedding and funeral, so why not a drive-through communion? lol. At least you'd get a free cracker!
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"What are you doing?" they must have asked him. Those heavenly hosts who tended him day and night had never seen such a strange and witless thing from their all-knowing God. For as they watched, he disrobed. In front of them — shameless as a naked baby — he,
the living God of all creation, stood poised and prepared for immortal manhood. Such a foreign thought: The Supreme Confident, now approachable, and naked, and alone.
"Where are you going?" They must have asked him. Leave? Now? This royal Prince? Dressed like that? The shame of it all. Could he not see the shame of exposing himself to gaping eyes?
"Let us dress you, Sovereign," they implored. "Won't you take a cloak or robe?"
"No," said the Lord of All. "I'll have no need of a robe. Swaddling clothes will do nicely, thank you."
Swaddling clothes? An old blanket torn into rags? But they did not question. Their only desire: to obey.
I do no know what their curious minds supposed. But I can imagine. And I imagine they asked an honest and innocent question.
"Where, holy Lord? Where are you going?"
And now, he answered in tones of compassion and understanding, language steeped in love.
"I am going for a climb," said the Prince.
The angels puzzled among themselves about this unusual declaration. A climb? Where? How? How could he who is the First and Last — the Creator of every high and lofty venue —climb any higher?
The Son noticed their silent wonderings and answered them by raising his arm and pointing. The Prince of Peace stretched and reached and pointed down toward a dark and lonely place.
"There," said the royal Prince.
"There? But Lord," they must have said, "That is a manger. Such a small place for Infinite Light to rest. Such a rude and sorry site." A dark place, indeed, soaked with the smell of dung and urine, an acrid stench not fit to pass his royal senses.
And then it happened. He could wait no longer.
At that moment — at that very moment in time — a barefoot Prince, the sovereign Lord of all eternity, stepped into the funk and futility of feeble men. He walked unashamedly across that cold threshold of time and space and willingly climbed into his bed of straw and servanthood.
One of the angels began a chorus. "Joy to the world, the Lord is come. Let heaven and nature sing…"
And all the angels joined in unison.
And heaven and nature sang.
And the Light of the world was born.
Hell squinted at that Unexpected Brightness. The light of that Son drove devils from their ghoulish slumber. They sheepishly peeked at this resting, naked Lamb. "Shame on you," said the demons. "Shame! Shame on you!"
And the Lamb of God said, "Yes. Yes, I know."
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I took some pics on 05.11.11 of some of the tulips and "Checkered Lily" fritillarias that we have growing on site in zone 4b southwestern Minnesota.
We have around 500 tulips that were planted over the last 3-4 years. All the tulips we have came from bulbs purchased in bulk bags on closeout at the local big box chain store. The frits are a favorite of mine for their subtle, humble beauty. These bulbs were given to us as a gift around 10 years ago. If interested, click on the photos to see larger ones. Note: All of my images are protected under Yahoo Flickr site use policies and United States and international copyright laws. Unauthorized duplication is prohibited. My permission must be granted for any public or commercial application of these images. |
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Candidates who are preparing to become school counselors, educational administrators, or school library media specialists are interested in creating positive educational environments to enhance student learning. For example, candidates in the School Counseling Program are required to assess the impact they have on those they serve during both on and off-campus clinical experiences. On-campus, candidates learn various methods of appraisal in their coursework and apply such methods during individual and group counseling skills training and practicum courses. During these courses, candidates conduct live sessions and then must reflect, keep case notes, and assess their own perceived impact on clients as well as receive classmate and supervisor feedback on their observations of the impact the candidate had on the client/s. Off campus, during their internship experience in a school setting, candidates are evaluated on their impact on the educational environment and the clients they serve. One required assignment is titled "Making a Difference" in which candidates must gather and analyze data to determine how their school counseling services impact students. Additionally, they are required to submit case reports and are evaluated by their field supervisors, who assess their ability to create positive student change.
In the School Library Media Program, candidates work to have a positive impact on the educational environment to enhance student learning. A rubric, based on the State competencies, has been developed to evaluate candidates during their practicum experience. Specifically, two competencies focus on student learning and the educational environment. Competency B states "A library media specialist develops and implements an information media program that is an integral part of the total curriculum." Competency D states "A library media specialist initiates and maintains motivating environments that foster the continued professional growth of the learning community." The rubric is completed by the supervising library media specialist and the candidate and discussed with the university supervisor during the practicum visits.
The Educational Administration and Leadership Program provides at its core, an intense emphasis in overall school improvement. Coursework and field experience outcomes not only align with the Minnesota licensure competencies for school administrators, but also reflect our own program mission to develop school leaders for the 21st century. Minnesota licensure competencies require that candidates demonstrate proficiency in data-based decision making and multiple evaluation and assessment practices for measuring a) student achievement; b) program merit or worth; c) school personnel performance; d) climate and culture; and e) both internal and external community perceptions of overall school effectiveness. Impact on student learning is difficult to capture for new and aspiring school leaders, changes in the school environment is also difficult to measure directly even during field experience activities. However, candidates do develop long-term projects that entail the development of knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to effectively impact student learning, teacher effectiveness, and overall climate and culture.
Data on the impact our candidates have on their students or the educational environment indicate strong performance. A positive learning environment is critical to the enhancement and support of student learning; therefore, demonstration of strong skills in this area is critical to the success of our candidates.
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Pride and Prejudice
You probably had to read Jane Austen's classic in high school. I liked it back then, but another two-hour film adaptation of the awkward courtship between Elizabeth Bennet (Keira Knightley) and Mr. Darcy (Matthew MacFadyen) seems a little excessive. How slim on ideas must Hollywood be to warrant another one of these movies (see Bride & Prejudice or Bridget Jones's Diary for recent examples)? But, the studio did make it and I watched it, so here we go.
This Victorian romantic comedy follows the five Bennet sisters and a string of suitors as they all seek to get married. It begins with the arrival of Mr. Bingley (Simon Woods), his sister (Kelly Reilly) and Darcy to the country village that is home to the Bennets. As the film continues, it follows all the ups and downs of Victorian courtship.
Pride takes some liberties with the text, adding a line or two here or there and slimming the characters to broader archetypes than Austen painted. The general picture comes through well, though, and at a length that is watchable for modern movie audiences.
The acting is done well. Knightley's coy smile pulls her character through the film, as does MacFadyen's severity. But the characters are so simple, they sometimes come off like Victorian versions of the seven dwarves. Bingley -- Dopey, Liz -- Snarky, Darcy -- Mopey, Sis Bingley -- Bitchy ... you get the idea.
The movie was a lot better than I expected. It was entertaining, and it left me grinning. Pride will make a good date movie; however, because it's a rather simple story without much flash, it would do just as well as a rental.
Oh, and I'm trying to get on some movie posters so I'm also going to call it a "tour de force." See if that doesn't get me noticed by the studio.
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Police on Friday morning still were searching for a man who allegedly kidnapped his 3-year-old daughter Thursday night and kept her for several hours before she was reunited with her mother in Lansing.
Lansing police responded to a domestic disturbance about 8:15 p.m. in the 2100 block of 175th St., according to a statement from police.
Before officers arrived, Marcus Randle-El allegedly forced his way into the apartment of his former girlfriend with a handgun. He took his daughter and drove off in a black sport utility vehicle, police said.
The SUV was found a short time later in Riverdale but neither Randle-El nor his daughter were inside. Police said a "subject of interest" was taken into custody there.
Illinois State Police issued an AMBER Alert for the girl late Thursday night. Police were in contact with the girl's family during the search and she was brought to the Lansing Police Department within five hours of the alleged kidnapping, Lansing police said.
The alert was called off about 12:40 a.m. Friday, but officials did not say who returned the girl.
The search continues for Marcus Randle-El, who is considered armed and dangerous, police said. Anyone with information should call Lansing police at (708) 895-7150.
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Welcome to my website.
My name is Yvonne Anderson. I am a Line dance instructor/choreographer and singer from Ayrshire, Scotland. I have been involved in line dancing for many years and have had the good fortune to meet some fantastic people from all over the world.
I chose the name elyron for my website because it means to learn or to teach and to bring joy through music and song.
In this site you will find details of my choreography, schedule, links to line dance resources and details of my classes, plus a few pics.
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My name is Mattie!
Facts about Mattie
- Breed: Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier
- Color: Silver & Tan (Yorkie Colors)
- Age: Puppy
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
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I am already neutered, purebred, and good with dogs.
UPDATED BIO 07/02/2010: Mattie here! I am not going to be PTS cause UYR saved me just in the nick of time! I have only been in my foster home for 11 days but my FM says she can tell all kinds of things about me because she has already fostered 13 others just like me. She says I am the most timid dog of all that have come to her. I was so afraid to walk outside when she would bring me out for a walk my first few days here. I would just sit until she gave up and would take me back inside. I didn't know what toys were and after 3 days I did chew on a bully stick. Now I am actually playing with toys and trying to play with the other dogs in the home. At first, they tried to play with me. I wanted to play back. I just didn't know how. It was scary!!!!!!!! I thought them barking at me was a bad thing. Turns out they wanted to play.
I follow FM wherever she goes, and when she picked me up the first few days (which I still love) I just hung on for dear life with my paws around her neck so she wouldn't put me down. I have made great strides in the past few days and am more and more confident and time goes on. I really need my Foster mommy right now. I always lay right next to her and sometimes sleep with my body around her neck so she won't leave me. I didn't eat for 3 days cause I didn't know what that stuff was. She thinks I just lived on scraps that may have been thrown to me. The Doctor said I wasn't more than 10 to 12 months. Isn't that wonderful? That will make me even more adoptable, right?? Foster mommy says so and that I will find a home sooner, the younger I am! I have demodex, a non contagious mange and will get better in a couple of months. I am going to be neutered in about 2 weeks after all my shots are finished.
Even though my FM is very good to me and my little dog roommates are nice to me, I just can't shake the feeling that something bad is going to happen to me. FM hugs and kisses me and that makes me feel better. She says someone made a big mistake to mistreat me because I am so sweet and didn't deserve it. I would love to go to a home where I would be loved and be allowed to show my love back and to have lots of time to get over all my fears. Foster mom says by the progress I have made so far, I should be ready to be adopted in 2-3 months.
FM says TIME heals all wounds …………….and I believe her.
INITIAL BIO 06/21/2010: My name is Mattie. I really need your help. See, I'm just a little boy. I am only 1.5 years old and weigh only 6 lbs. I was rescued today because somebody at the shelter saw me and called my Foster Mom. I was listed as a "terrier" but that's only because I have something called "Demodectic Mange... or just Demodex." Demodex happens when normal microscopic mites that live on every dog get a little out of hand. It happens when dogs don't have a proper immune system. That can happen because of poor living conditions, poor nutrition, or for reasons we just don't know. By now, Foster Mommy said that anyone who knows UYR and has seen the miracles that happen with Mange treatments knows that I am going to be beeeeautiful again real soon!
Well, FM is still learning about me but she says I'm all puppy and love to play. I'm on a whole heap of medicine right now, but I am gonna be just fine. I am being fostered in Boynton Beach. Thanks for reading about me. If you'd like, FM says you can help by sending me a few dollars for shampoo, Ivermectin, and antibiotics! Thank you!!!! xoxo - Mattie
Other Pets at United Yorkie Rescue - FL - West Palm Beach - Kari Juul
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Mattie, a West Palm Beach Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier for sale in West Palm Beach, or seeking a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier puppy from a breeder in West Palm Beach.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in West Palm Beach already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a West Palm Beach breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier breeders who help with Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in West Palm Beach paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Our rose for March is a beautiful hybrid tea that was mislabeled. It certainly deserves a better name than [Deep-rose HT]. Please take a look and give us your ideas. Pictures are by Masha, by the way. Jill |
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I put the link below -- very pretty, and definitely deserves a name: |
Here is a link that might be useful: give this rose a name
Okay, I'll go first - Lili Marlene, a song from WW11, it's sensuous, nostalgic, sugar-sweet, a beautiful rose! |
Oops, looks like that name has been taken - how about "Marlene Dietrich" - she sang this song to perfection -"give me a rose to show that you care". |
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Stone Temple Pilots: Core (Atlantic)
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IT LOOKS like Stone Temple Pilots are the first of what will be a long line of post-Pearl Jam/Soundgarden/Nirvana major-label grunge contenders. So, let's give ...
Stone Temple Pilots: Universal Amphitheater, California
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SCOTT WEILAND seemed the picture of health at the opening night of Stone Temple Pilots' current six-week tour, confounding the expectations of some cynics who ...
Talk Show Is No Band Side Project
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Scott Weiland: No More Mr Vice Guy
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Django Django
Although this psychedelic art pop quartet formed in Dalston, London at the end of 2008, they had met earlier in the decade at the Edinburgh College of Art. Vocalist and guitarist Vinny Neff and drummer Dave Maclean played their first impromptu East London live dates with Duncan Marquiss of Glasgow's The Phantom Band on bass. Jimmy Dixon soon stepped in to replace him, however, and graphic designer Tommy Grace joined on keyboards to complete their core lineup.
By the time of the release of the July 2009 debut 7" "Storm," critics had already latched onto their vocal and experimental similarity to cult folktronica pioneers the Beta Band. In fact, drummer Maclean was the younger brother of Beta Band and Aliens keyboard player John Maclean -- a link that both raised their profile and justified the comparisons. Django Django similarly betrayed a knowledge and love of electronic music and Joe Meek's production techniques, alongside an ability to throw together seemingly disparate styles. Filled with sirens, bells, and surf guitar, their second single -- April 2010's "Wor" -- sounded like the Ventures jamming with Hot Chip. While friend and Glaswegian video artist Cara Tolmie provided vocals and cello on the equally playful flip, "Skies Over Cairo," Grace designed the minimalist artwork that housed this inventive material. The group's self-titled debut arrived in 2012 and was a Mercury Prize nominee.
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Gov. Chafee, quoting Taylor Swift, proposes $8.5B state budget
January 15th, 2014 at 8:18 pm by Ted Nesi under Nesi's NotesBy Ted Nesi
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – Gov. Lincoln Chafee on Wednesday proposed a state budget that keeps Rhode Island's current tax rates the same while providing more education and infrastructure funding – and in his final State of the State address, he gave Taylor Swift the last word.
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