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Gloucester City Homes invites their residents to take part in their highly successful annual garden competition. Yes, it's that time of year again for all green fingered residents to get creative in the garden for the chance to win some fantastic prizes.
This year sees the introduction of a special category to celebrate a special year. Prizes will be given to those who create a themed garden either to commemorate the Olympic Games or the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Other categories in the competition include young person's garden, school garden, container garden, individual garden, community garden, disabled person's garden, edible garden, sensory garden and wildlife/environmental garden.
Becky Hayward, GCH Neighbourhood Services Manager, commented: "We urge tenants to get involved in this great competition. These beautiful gardens enhance our estates and give people pride in their communities."
"Our Housing Officers carry out regular inspections of the estates and we have to take action against those tenants who do not maintain their gardens. Other tenants take great pride in maintaining their gardens and we wish to award all the hard work they put in. Good luck to everyone who enters this competition."
Last year saw residents getting really involved to present some beautiful gardens across Gloucester. Pictures of the 2011 winning gardens and competition results can be found on our website www.gloscityhomes.co.uk
Residents can apply online, via GCHTV or fill in an entry form from the Spring edition of Tenant Times. Alternatively entry forms are available from our Customer Services Team based in the office at Railway House, phone 0800 408 2000 or 01452 424 344. All residents will receive free seeds on entry.
The closing date for all entries is Wednesday, 6th June 2012.
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Release Date: 2009 | Tracklist
Dalton DuBois (1)Iron Sputnik Episode 1 – Green Day Soufflé...Michael B. (2.5)Three-part symphony of insanity proves to be a game of two halves....DrEpic4181 (2.5)21st century breakdown is one of the stupidest albums ever made...Alexandra Caramelli (2.5)Another "punk rock opera" by Green Day laced with pianos and violins....
MartinBigg (5)Green Day's most ambitious album to date is here, but is it their best effort?...Dylan S. (3)This is exactly what you would expect from Green Day post-American Idiot...quesoboy88 (2)Nice melodies, but horrible lyrics, storytelling, and singing make 21st Century Breakdown ...megalodon (4)I don't remember the last time Pop-Punk sounded so good....
Nosferatwo (3)Green Day tries to recycle the formula, but misses the mark....Pedro B. (4)Green Day's real maturity album surmounts its flaws through sheer force of character....Adam Downer STAFF (2)Fantastically, Gloriously, Epically average....Ali CONTRIBUTOR (3.5)An album with plenty of flaws, but ultimately one that delivers....
Album Rating: 3.5About a third of this is brilliant (Static Age, Title Track, Viva La Glroia), most is average, and some is brutally bad. I throw it on from time to time but skip alot of the songs.
Digging: Restorations - LP3
Album Rating: 3.5I meant to add See the Light to the good songs.
Album Rating: 3.5I like this album.
Album Rating: 3.5i don't think this is that bad either. the first 6 songs or so are really good.
Digging: The Decemberists - What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World
Album Rating: 1.5i dont understand what review is like not a 3 at all
Reads like a 2.5, but decent review.
Lower the rating and we'll do lunch
Album Rating: 3.5Would be a pretty strong record if it was lowered to 10 or 11 songs.
Album Rating: 1.5also obviously album is not a 3 at all either but thats just common knowledge
"Green Day has seemed to swim across a river of clichés and come out soaking wet with failure..." Hahaha this is enough for a pos
Album Rating: 3.5Good review, everything about this album annoys the hell out of me - the concept, the lyrics, the ridiculous length - but every time I listen I can't help but enjoy it. It's still nothing on American Idiot though.
loved these guys back in 8th grade, though i think i only listened to them to fit in with the "cool" kids, i can't stand listening to it now
Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound OffJust a stupid stupid group of musicians.
This review didn't sound like a 3
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Lu Yimin, President of China Unicom on the China Unicom Stand at GSMA mobile Expo 2013 receives a demonstration by Barry Napier CEO of Cubic Telecom's Software Defined Network that is now integrated into China Unicom Network after formalising their agreement in 2012.
At the 2013 GSMA Asia Expo in Shanghai, China Unicom launched their integrated cloud services platform in partnership with Cubic Telecom. At the launch was the president of China Unicom Group Mr. Lu Yimin and Yan Bo General Manager of Global business.
In this partnership, China Unicom and Cubic Telecom can now support connectivity solutions on mobile broadband and Wi-Fi networks, anytime, anywhere, on a variety of devices such as tablets, notebooks & e-readers.
Cubic Telecom formalised its agreement with China Unicom in 2012.
Cubic Telecom and China Unicom are now targeting the education and healthcare markets whilst having already made significant inroads into the aviation and automotive industries in the Asia-Pacific region.
Cubic Telecom's SDN (software defined network) manages everything from email, video streaming, gaming and social media for consumers, to specialist applications for enterprise users all in real time. Capabilities extend into customised billing solutions, unique SIM card software and location based applications on Android, Windows and iOS.
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There have long been rumours about Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury getting a spin-off adventure as part of Marvel's extended universe, but according to the star, we shouldn't hold our breath.
While he doesn't shoot down the possibility entirely, it sounds as though Fury's character will continue to be fleshed out as part of other adventures, as opposed to having one all to himself.
"Everybody likes a franchise character. Bruce [
] had his and Sylvester Stallone had Rocky, so I like coming back to Nick Fury. Nick Fury's a great guy… I think a lot of people know that.
"I know him as something else because I've been alive longer than most of the fans that watch the movies so I know Nick Fury as the World War II veteran and all that stuff. It might be interesting to do one day but we find out little bits and pieces about Nick and we're going into
Captain America 2
in late March."
Whether or not we get to see a little more of that soldierly side of his character in
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
remains to be seen, but Jackson certainly seems to know his stuff. We'll find out for sure when the film arrives in UK cinemas on 4 April 2014.
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In the new book "The Art of Choosing," Columbia business school professor Sheena Iyengar discusses how to make better decisions. In addition, Iyengar demonstrates that perhaps the most important choice an individual can make is how she chooses to mentally frame her circumstances.
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Want to Feel More Cheerful and Energetic? Jump!
It occurred to me that my feet rarely leave the ground. For exercise, I use the stationary bike, the Stairmaster, yoga, and weight-training. I walk everywhere. I almost never run up the stairs or hop over puddles.
Quiz: Are you organized?
It's a real pain to be disorganized. You spend a lot of time hunting for your keys; you have to order a replacement birth certificate; you know you must have ten hammers someplace in your house, because you always end up buying a new one when you need it, because you can't find the ones you already have.
Do You Hoard Your New Underwear?
The most idiosyncratic and cryptic of my Twelve Personal Commandments is "Spend out." What does that mean? I'm a bit of a miser. By spending out, I mean to stop hoarding, to trust in abundance, to stop keeping score.
A Secret to Happiness? Long Underwear.
A humbling fact about my happiness project is that many of the ideas that have made the biggest difference in my life are so…simple. For example, consider one of my twelve personal commandments: Identify the problem.
Does "Arrival" Make You Happier? Or Not?
Today is a big day for me. It's the publication day for my book, The Happiness Project. I've been working on it for a long time — it's hard to believe that it's out in the world at last.
A Secret to Happiness? Pick a Favorite.
On our last family trip to visit my parents in my hometown, Kansas City, it occurred to me that one of the reasons we have so much fun there is that we make the rounds of our "favorites" – our favorite hamburger joint, our favorite ice-cream store, our favorite toy store, our favorite book store, our favorite barbeque place (several contenders for this—it's Kansas City, after all!)
Note to Self: Don't Talk About Things that Annoy Me.
Here's something to do—or rather, not do—that has boosted my happiness and (I bet) the happiness of the people around me: I'm trying to resist the urge to talk about things that are annoying me.
One of my favorite authors, Samuel Johnson, observed: "To hear complaints is wearisome alike to the wretched and the happy." I finally realized the truth of that statement.
When Making Decisions, Are You a Satisficer or a Maximizer?
One of my favorite happiness-project Secrets of Adulthood is "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good." But how, you might ask, does this apply in real life? Here's a good example: decision-making.
Are Midwesterners Really More Friendly?
I'm from Kansas City, Missouri (just a few blocks from the Kansas state line, but we Kansas Citians care a lot about the distinction), and a few days ago, I had dinner in New York with one of my best friends from high school, who now lives in Brooklyn. We were talking about Kansas City, and she told me that she'd decided that Midwesterners really were more friendly and enthusiastic than people on the East Coast.


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Required Reading: Manipulating Movies and Why Women Can't Be Funny
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 27, 2014 | Be the First To CommentThe best movie culture writing from around the internet-o-sphere. There will be a quiz later. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?
The Morning Read: Superman Killing Shazam and the Not-Comedy Globes
Features By Scott Beggs on December 27, 2013 | Comments (1)The best movie culture writing from around the internet-o-sphere. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?
What a 'Questionable Content' Movie Should Look Like
Archive By Scott Beggs on November 6, 2013 | Comments (3)Drama! Romance! Adventure! Indie Music! OCD! Awkwardness! Yelling Bird! Science! Exclamation Points! This week, I boldly tell Hollywood to adapt a webcomic, and they will boldly continue to ignore me.
6 Filmmaking Tips From Silent Era Icon Harold Lloyd
Features By Scott Beggs on January 30, 2013 | Comments (1)An icon of the silent film era, Harold Lloyd first appeared on the silver screen in the short film The Old Monk's Tale. Its release in February 1913 means this is the 100th anniversary of the start of Lloyd's movie career. A decade after that not-at-all-illustrious beginning, he would star in Safety Last!, which is almost definitely his most famous film — an unbelievably funny film where a simple store clerk organizes a contest to climb a tall building and ends up having to do it himself. Like Buster Keaton, Lloyd was a master of stunt work, making it look so effortless that audiences could be simultaneously stunned, awed and relieved. Laughter often followed gasps. He was also a director and producer with a unique perspective on the birth of a popular art form. The question is whether his viewpoint can still teach us a few things about the process of filmmaking. I think there is, so here's a bit of free film school (for fans and filmmakers alike) from a man we've known for a hundred years.
Short Film: Go Back in Sundance History with 'Don't Hug Me I'm Scared'
Features By Scott Beggs on January 21, 2013 | Comments (3)Editor's Note: With Sundance 2013 upon us, we're revisiting some of our favorite shorts from Sundance years past. This wonderful little film played the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, played in our Short Film of the Day series in August 2011 and is back for another run as we kick off a week of Sundance shorts. Why Watch? Because WTF stands for "Genius." The vibrant, skillful blend of puppetry and animation, the hammer-to-nail satire of children's programming and the huge wad of creativity make this short a winner all around. As a bonus, the song is catchy as hell. This is what everyone is thinking whenever they see kid's shows as adults. Fortunately, it's done as smartly as possible. The easy joke is avoided, and the rest is a frantic, jaw-lowering exercise in insanity. What does it cost? Just 3 minute of your time. Trust us. You have time for more short films.
SFotD: 'Dragon Baby' is the Greatest Thing the Internet Has Ever Done
Features By Scott Beggs on November 13, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Some short films deliver the first act to a longer story while some execute a quick, complete concept and still more are completely abstract. Then, there are short films that exist purely for fun. The internet has given a kind of unfair advantage to those kinds of flicks (and the wacky video cousins that own the lead when it comes to YouTube views), but this particular short kicks so hard in the family jewels that you can do nothing but laugh and rewatch it. What's it about? A baby, a dragon, and a fight to the death. Now where's the hilariously bad overdubbing? What will it cost you? Only 1 minute or an entire hour if you count replays. Skip work. Watch more short films.
'The Inbetweeners' Green Band Trailer Is Still Full of Awkward Sex
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 31, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAfter a handful of successul seasons as a television show, The Inbetweeners has been transformed into a movie at the hands of series director Ben Palmer. The UK phenomenon is just now gaining big notice from The Colonies, and MTV is remaking the series in their own image, but US fans will have a shot at the film when it hits select theaters September 7th. In the meantime, enjoy the amazingly pasty sexual adventures of four sexy, sexual, sexy vibing guys in super safe Green Band form:
Fantasia Fest 2012 Review: Norway's 'Jackpot' Is Exactly That
Fantasia Fest By Brian Salisbury on August 20, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOscar is having a bad day. When we first meet him, he's lying underneath a massive woman clutching a shotgun at a strip club full of corpses. The police are obviously curious as to his connection with all this death and destruction. As Oscar sits in the interrogation room of the police station, he relays a bizarre tale of soccer betting winnings, of gangsters, and of murder. Is Oscar a liar, a killer, or just completely out of his mind? More and more, the collected nations of Scandinavia are proving to have an unparalleled mastery of the crime film. Whether it be a brutal descent into the depths of human ugliness like Sweden's Millennium Trilogy or something intricately tense and darkly comedic like Norway's Headhunters, it's gotten to the point that the assemblage of the words Scandinavian and crime film are enough to heighten many a film geek's excitement and expectation. Sharp as a concealed knife, and dripping with black comedy, Jackpot proudly takes it place beside the best of this budding new wave of rule-breaker cinema from the north of Europe.
From George W. Bush to Cam Brady: The Politics of Will Ferrell's Comedy
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on August 14, 2012 | Comments (1)Will Ferrell is a funny man. This seems to be a fact undeniable even to those who don't otherwise care for his brand of comedy. Even though his schtick has become reliably familiar – he often plays variations of an over-privileged adult child who is hopelessly naïve in certain categories of social life and prone to random bursts of livid anger – its regularity has yet to prevent Ferrell's comic talents from growing stale. There seems to also be some indescribable aura at the core of Ferrell's comic talent, something about his appearance and demeanor that can't be explained through analyses of timing and punchline, as evidenced by his strange appearance on Jimmy Fallon last May. For many, Ferrell's comic appeal has been this essential, indescribably funny core since his SNL days. Ferrell is funny not exclusively because of his physical comedy or imitable characters; he, as a force of nature, is pure farce (a farce of nature?). But as his film career continues to accumulate titles and as his unique comic sensibilities become better-known with his roles as producer and writer, it's clear that, beneath his farce, Ferrell has a confrontational political and satirical streak underlying much of his work, which has naturally led to him portraying a politician in Jay Roach's The Campaign. Ferrell's roles, however, often exercise a fascinating and occasionally self-defeating tension between satire and farce, with one element substituting, rather than laying the groundwork for, the other. Here's an overview of the politics of Will […]
Fantasia 2012 Review: 'A Little Bit Zombie' Goes A Long Way
Fantasia Fest By Brian Salisbury on July 22, 2012 | Comments (4)Steve and Tina are about to get married, a prospect that gravely disturbs Steve's sister who–in addition to being married to Steve's best friend–thinks Tina is as right for him as an angry hornet's nest is for a family picnic. Much in that same vein, Steve thinks it wise to take the quartet to the family cabin for the weekend so everyone can learn to play nice. Adding to the incredibly tense proceedings is a mosquito who managed to feed on a walking corpse a few miles over. You see, a pair of expert zombie hunters were just wrapping up the last loose ends of an undead carnival when the pesky insect sneaked a bite and made his way over to the cabin. The mosquito bites Steve several times, and soon he begins showing the classic tell-tale signs of zombism. But can this nice-guy zombie be cured?
Watch: 'One Night Stand' is a Tense Escape From a Dangerous Place
Features By Scott Beggs on July 19, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? A young woman wakes up in n unfamiliar place with strange, psychosexual symbols all over the walls. It's disgusting, and she's not alone. Of course, it's a comedy. But Jack Tew's short is a tension-filled laugh featuring a fact of life that many of us have experienced. Whether it's your bra or boxers your quietly reaching for, enjoy the walk of shame and the cold light of day. What will it cost? Only 4 minutes. Skip Work. You've Got Time For More Short Films
Watch: 'Rooney's World' is a Delightful Fall From Kid's Show Grace
Features By Scott Beggs on July 13, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? A smart, playful comedy, this short from director Jordan Noel tells the story of a young man who was once the host of a celebrated children's show. After its cancellation, he finds it hard to let go, but he still has a blossoming romance and a little cartoon elephant helping him rebuild. The thing is, it might not be normal to see a cartoon elephant when you're not a child. Especially when that cartoon elephant is pissed at you. Handled with a ton of heart and a sweet turn from star Jacob York, it's the kind of short that deserves to be seen by kids of all ages. What will it cost? Only 20 minutes. Skip Work. You've Got Time For More Short Films
Watch: 'A Conversation With My 12-Year-Old Self' is Absolute Genius
Features By Scott Beggs on July 6, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? A few people probably videotaped themselves when they were younger, giving messages to their future selves. Jeremiah McDonald did, and now he's turned that video into a brilliant, self-deprecating bit of comedy. It works first and foremost because its edited together with some sort of magic – taking an echo from the past and molding it into a realistic conversation between a child of 1992 and a man of 2012. It works beyond that because McDonald has a bone dry wit that's unafraid to point out how dorky he was when he was a kid. But weren't we all? Exactly. And what's even better, the short is more than just a gimmick, delivering an interesting insight into the dreams we used to have (and questioning why we don't have them anymore). What will it cost? Only 4 minutes. Skip Work. You've Got Time For More Short Films
'Klown' Stars Casper Christensen and Frank Hvam Talk Canoes, Underberg, and Child Nudity
Features By Brian Salisbury on July 5, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhen you watch enough movies, you come to associate canoe trips with many reprehensible things. Among these unfortunate associations are banjo music, forced sodomy, and leaving the house. Still, undaunted by the twanging intro of "Dueling Banjos" that may or may not have only existed in our heads, a group of intrepid movie fans loaded up and headed to Spring Branch, Texas for the Alamo Drafthouse's Klown canoe trip and outdoor screening. While in the film, Casper (Casper Christensen) and Frank (Frank Hvam) are on a Tour de Pussy, we were more or less on a Tour de Someone's-Assuredly-Not-Making-It-Back. As liquored up as Drafthouse impresario Tim League would allow, which is to say to our eyeballs, we set out on the Guadalupe River and took in the beauty and wonder of nature…as we tried, some of us futilely, to keep from capsizing where it was deep enough, and grinding to an embarrassing halt where the drought had made a puddle of the mighty river. Arriving back at camp at various degrees of dampness, we sat down for a glorious screening of the Danish comedy under the gorgeous Texas sky. I laughed heartily into the mouth of my ever-dwindling flask; delighted to be seeing the film again. The next day, in the throws of a beautiful hangover, I stumbled into a back room at The Highball in Austin–with no recollection of how I got back to the city–to find the stars of the film restrained in a strange Tiki gulag from […]
'Fun Size' Trailer is Halloween Family Fun with a Humping Chicken
Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 29, 2012 | Be the First To CommentJosh Schwartz is taking the success he found on TV with shows like The OC and Chuck and translating that into a directorial debut fit for families. It also manages a slutty kitty and a humping chicken. You know, for kids. Fun Size stars Victoria Justice as a teen on the cusp of the popularity that comes with being hunted by the hottest guy in school, but she's charged with looking after her little brother on Halloween, a job that seeks to undermine her ability to attend the coolest party of the year. Conflict! Then she loses her brother, who happens to be dressed up like Spider-Man. Fortunately, he's found by a young man who asks if he likes gladiator movies, and…wait. What. What exactly is going on in this trailer?
The Duplass Brothers Explain How They Would Have Made 'Battleship'
Features By Scott Beggs on June 26, 2012 | Comments (2)The Duplass Brothers got into making movies by making movies. Some called it Mumblecore, but it should really be called The Nike Method. Their latest, The Do-Deca-Pentathalon features two brothers locked in an epic (yet secretive) sporting event that they take exactly as seriously as it needs to be taken. But as Mark and Jay Duplass explain in this interview, no matter the type of movie they make, they'll always focus on the small moments and emotions that arise from them. One example? Battleship. If given the blockbuster, here's how the pair would have delivered the littoral explosion-fest
How 'Funny People' Ruined Adam Sandler's Career
Features By Scott Beggs on June 22, 2012 | Comments (10)It's December 2003, and Mel Gibson is standing in front of a rabid audience after premiering an unfinished version of The Passion of the Christ. This was the same guy who chuckled his way through Lethal Weapon. The same actor who got his start insinuating that a post-Apocalyptic baddie should saw his own limb off. Yes, he'd made prestigious award-grabs like Braveheart, but this was something different. Out of the darkness, someone asked where Gibson could go from here and, shielding his eyes symbolically from the spotlight, he said he couldn't go back. He'd gotten the big house and the pool and the fame, but there was no way he could return to the types of movies he'd made before exploring the final hours of Joshua of Nazareth's life. The movie was a plunge into the ocean, and the actor/director knew it. If anything, Funny People was Adam Sandler's Passion, but it didn't come with the same sort of obvious shift. It was a quieter change that – innocently as it seemed – served to undermine the career Sandler had. Whereas Gibson (as clinically insane as he is) seemed to grasp what he'd done, Sandler has remained in the dark to his career's detriment. Bluntly put, Funny People and his choices afterward ruined Adam Sandler's career.
Jim Carrey Quits 'Dumb and Dumber 2′ Citing a Widespread Lack of Enthusiasm
Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 20, 2012 | Comments (1)Jim Carrey – presumably the only person on the planet excited about Dumb and Dumber 2 – just quit the movie. According to Entertainment Tonight, the actor was unhappy that New Line and Warners weren't energetic about making it happen, despite a tentative Fall start date. The easy thing to do here is mock the project, but it's far more important to note the level-headed actions at work here. There was no momentum to the movie, but unlike others in similar situations, the studios themselves couldn't muster the kind of fabricated fire it takes to get a boulder uphill. The world wasn't clamoring for a sequel, and the world has been served exactly what it asked for. Thanks to the studios and to Carrey for reading the situation correctly and moving away from something that could have been a big mistake. Of course, Warners can still muck everything up by moving forward with it despite Carrey's leaving. Will Sasso's basically the same caliber comedian right? Right?
Watch: Celebrate Father's Day with Feuding #1 'Dads'
Features By Scott Beggs on June 15, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Technically, there can only be one World's Greatest Dad. The fact that Josh Izenberg took this foam hat witticism seriously is a good indication of the kind of comedy at work in this short. It focuses on two men (wearing said hats) at a backyard party who get into a verbal pissing contest about which one of them is the better dad. The writing is sharp, and the two actors (John Sullivan and Justin Page) sell the escalating absurdity of the one-upmanship. Happy Father's Day, everyone. Be happy your dad cares enough to flip you some burgers. What will it cost? Only 1 minute. Skip Work. You've Got Time For More Short Films
Review: 'Safety Not Guaranteed' Is as Warm, Witty and Wonderful a Comedy as You Could Hope to Find
Film Festivals By Rob Hunter on June 8, 2012 | Be the First To CommentEditor's note: With Safety Not Guaranteed beginning its limited release roll-out today, we thought to share our SXSW review again. This review was originally posted on March 14, 2012, and it's much safer to read than anything you might find on Craigs List. The want ad is simple. A partner is needed to travel backward in time. It will be dangerous, it will be an adventure, and their safety will not be guaranteed. A magazine writer convinces his editor that there's a goofy human interest story in the ad and gathers together two interns for a trip north to Seattle in the hopes of meeting the ad's owner. What they discover is that not all time travel involves machines, portals or HG Wells chasing Jack the Ripper through modern day San Francisco. Sometimes all it needs are heads and hearts refusing to let go of the past. Director Colin Trevorrow's feature debut is just as likely to make you laugh out loud as it is to make you tear up in hopeful anticipation. The concept of time travel is the catalyst for a story that examines the idea of returning to an earlier time in our lives when things were better and our futures were still bright. Or at least, that's how we remember things.
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Morgan's Wonderland is a wonderful theme park where "inclusion" is the most important quality, rather than an afterthought. Located in San Antonio, Texas the park was inspired by a young woman with special needs, Morgan Hartman, and is a special place where every attraction is designed to be as accessible as possible.
From the Morgan's Wonderland website – "Our vision at Morgan's Wonderland is to establish a special place where smiles and laughter make wonderful memories with family members, caregivers and friends. To build a place where the common element of play creates an atmosphere of inclusion for those with and without disabilities, encouraging and allowing everyone to gain a greater understanding of one another."
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"Recognized as the only national athletic association to coordinate the participation of American deaf and hard of hearing individuals in international competitions… [The USA Deaf Sports Federation] provides social outlets for deaf members and their friends; serve as a parent organization of national sports organizations; conduct annual athletic competitions; and assist in the participation of US Teams in international competition." – From the website. To learn more click here or go to http://www.usdeafsports.org/
Autistic Globetrotting is a website dedicated to providing travel information to people with autism, or the parents of autistic children. The website covers many different topics including hotels, ethnic dining, shopping, cruise ships, and even an article with tips for taking an autistic child through airport security.
Since 2000, Camp Attitude has provided a fun, Christian-based, outdoor environment for children with physical disabilities. The camp is fully equipped with over two-miles of paved trails for easy wheelchair access, an accessible fishing pond, fully accessible bathing facilities and much more. For more information on registering a camper, volunteering, or making donations please click here.
Located just 16 miles east of Salem in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Camp Taloali is an inclusive environment for children and young adults, ages 6 to 18, who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. The camp offers a huge variety of activities including swimming, archery, arts and crafts, horseback riding, theater and communication, camping and outdoor skills, environmental awareness, and nature study. Founded in 1972, Camp Taloali was the first camp in the Northwest region specifically for children with hearing disabilities and has remained an excellent place for children to interact and make friends with others who share a similar life experience.
Camp Yakety Yak is a fun and exciting summer camp for children with special needs. The camp focuses on teaching communication skills in order to stimulate emotional and social growth in children ages 6 to 11. The camp itself is located in Lake Oswego, Oregon and is staffed by professional counselors as well as enthusiastic volunteers who are trained in Speech and Hearing sciences.
Camp Meadowood Springs hosts several different summer camps throughout the year. Each camp focuses on a different topic and is geared towards teaching campers various skills. For example, Adventures in Communication has a specific focus on teaching campers with Autism communications skills, social skills and articulation of thought. Camp Tomodachi is for campers with ASD, Asperger's Syndrome, ADD, ADHD, etc. and is geared towards teaching them social skills through club based activities. And Family Acceptance Camp which is a fun and inclusive retreat for children with ASD and their entire families.
The camping season begins August 5th, so hurry and register!
This retreat is designed around the needs of those living with autism and their families. Parents and caregivers can bring their autistic loved ones and relax with them over the weekend, knowing that they are in a safe and nurturing environment. Activities provided include Swimming, Canoeing, Fishing, Karaoke, Friday Night DJ Dance, Talent Show, Fabric painting and Fashion Show, Late night outdoor movies, Arts & Crafts, Whiffle Ball, Piñata, and so much more! Volunteers are wanted as well. If you are interested in volunteering, please call 541 505 7285, or email email@example.com
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This is a brochure for all the adaptive activities offered locally through the city of Eugene, Parks and Recreation Department. This list includes exercise classes for people with various types of disabilities, dance classes, swimming lessons, information on paralympic sports, organized fishing trips, and many more summer activities to beat the heat!
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RideAble provides horsemanship instruction for the special needs community in a safe and interactive environment. Essential life skills of each individual are developed and improved through healthy reHealing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center has been connecting riders with special needs to horses with special gifts. The riders are diverse. They come from different backgrounds, have different needs and dream different dreams. Some are physically disabled, others mentally challenged. Still others need a way to reconnect with a world that seems to have forgotten them. All are joined by a common experience – the joy of independence, the freedom to fly without wings, the connection of hand to rein, skin to coat, heart to beating heart.creational riding.
Adaptive Riding Institute in Scotts Mills, OregonAdaptive Riding Institute- The mission of the Adaptive Riding Institute is to improve the lives of special needs children and adults through innovative Equine Assisted Recreational Therapies of the highest quality. Health, Happiness and Healing through Horses promotes wellness, enhances capabilities and fosters independence. Our client-centered programs offer safe and rewarding activities aided by our extraordinary horses, experienced staff and dedicated volunteers.
B.E.A.T. Riding Center, Inc-B.E.A.T. Riding Center, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that exists to provide physically, mentally and emotionally challenged individuals an opportunity for emotional and physical growth through horsemanship. BEAT's home is at Horsin-A-Round Stables 20 miles west of Portland in Banks, Oregon.
Chehalem Mountain Therapy Riding Center Inc (CMTRCI)-The mission of CMTRCI is to improve the lives of persons with special needs through the interaction with horses while fostering a safe, life enhancing, mentally and physically enriching, rewarding experience. Networking community, government, health professonals, and researchers, CMTRCI encourages a team approach of working together to change lives.
Sycamore Lane Therapeutic Riding Center's mission is to provide and promote therapeutic riding and recreation in a safe, professional, nurturing environment to the children and adults of the Portland metropolitan area. EnhancinForward strideg the lives and well-being of people in our community including individuals with mental and physical disabilities.
Forward Stride, a PATH Premier Accredited Therapeutic Equestrian Center, is dedicated to improving lives through equine-assisted activities and therapies. Founded in 2003, Forward Stride is the largest therapeutic center of its kind in Oregon.
Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center has been connecting riders with special needs to horses with special gifts. The riders are diverse. They come from different backgrounds, have different needs and dream different dreams. Some are physically disabled, others mentally challenged. Still others need a way to reconnect with a world that seems to have forgotten them. All are joined by a common experience – the joy of independence, the freedom to fly without wings, the connection of hand to rein, skin to coat, heart to beating heart.
Clover Haven is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to bringing horses and humans together to promote learning, personal growth and healing. We offer therapeutic riding lessons and other programs based in experiential learning in the presence of horses for school-aged children, challenged youth, women's groups, adults in transition, veterans and the elderly. Working with the horses, participants develop confidence, self-esteem, responsibility, empathy, and a deeper understanding of themselves, others, and their world.
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Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.), a federally-registered 501(c3) nonprofit, was formed in 1969 as the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association to promote equine-assisted activities and therapies (EAAT) for individuals with special needs. With nearly 4,500 certified instructors and equine specialists and 850 member centers around the globe, more than 7,500 PATH Intl. members help more than 54,000 children and adults with physical, mental and emotional challenges find strength and independence through the power of the horse each year. In addition to therapeutic riding, our centers offer a number of therapeutic equine-related activities, including hippotherapy, equine-facilitated mental health, driving, interactive vaulting, competition, ground work and stable management. More recently, programs offer services in human growth and development to serve wide-ranging audiences for such educational purposes as leadership training, team building and other human capacity enhancement skills for the workplace and for daily use.
Looking for a sensory friendly theater of film showing? Use these resources to find sensory friendly experiences in your area.
In partnership with The Autism Society, we bring AMC Sensory Friendly Films to families affected by autism on a monthly basis to select communities.
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Wager, T. D., Waugh, C.E., Lindquist, M., Fredrickson, B.L., Taylor, S. F., & Noll, D. C. (2009). Brain mediators of cardiovascular responses to social threat, Part I: Reciprocal dorsal and ventral sub-regions of the medial prefrontal cortex and heart-rate reactivity. Neuroimage, 47, 821-835.
Waugh, C. E., Dearing, K. F., Joormann, J., & Gotlib, I. H. (2009). Association between the Catechol-o-methyltransferase val158met polymorphism and self-perceived social acceptance in adolescent girls. Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology, 19(4), 395-401.
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The Kawaii Project, which originally started in September, has been getting quite a bit of attention online lately with its cutesy artwork, turning iconic and everyday characters into adorable big-eyed anime characters.
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The achievement of six students from Kaliyuva Mane stands out as an example for others to emulate. They have passed with flying colours in the SSLC examination, results of which were announced on Thursday.
M. Shwetha, K. Manukumar, S.M. Renukaswamy, M. Rajeshwari, P. Dhanush, and Shivaraj are first generation learners and had dropped out of school due to domestic compulsions.
Kaliyuva Mane is run by Divya Deepa Charitable Trust at Kenchalagudu village on the Manadavadi Road and the institution strives to provide education to the underprivileged section of society through alternative modes of learning. Students, all of whom are drop outs at various stages, learn and educate themselves at their own pace and are gradually mainstreamed.
M.R. Ananth, Managing Trustee of the trust said in a press release that two of them had secured a first class.
"All of them belong to educationally backward rural areas. Each one of them has crossed social, economic, educational, emotional hurdles successfully and reached the goal. All children have cleared the exam in English medium," said Mr. Ananth. The release said the achievement of the students held out hope for millions of children who had remained out of the ambit of education system in spite of government's initiatives such as opening of free schools, distribution of free lunch, uniforms and cycles, free progress system etc. Their achievement is all the more significant when viewed in the light of Annual Status of Education Report as per which only 48.2 per cent of Class 5 students in rural areas can read text books for Class 2 in their mother tongue, while there are no proper schools for more than 51.8 per cent of children of rural India.
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When I was a boy we use to harvest our black walnuts and place them into a wooden frame in a pile. When they start to turn a dark brown we shucked them, ended up with yellow hands and feet as we took off our shoes and walked on them to start the process then we finished the job by hand. They went into a burlap bag to cure and dry off for a good month. It takes a good hammer and anvil to crack them using a nut-meat pick. But they are one of the best tasting nuts I know of. For some it is a required taste but I grew up eating them. It is one of the most expensive nut meat as they are so hard to shell plus the value of the trees are in the thousands of dollars standing. |
We used to do the same. You can also put the wet, fresh-hulled nuts in a 5-gal bucket with water and stir it vigorously with a strong stick like a rock tumbler to get more of the pulp off. Then cure like was said. I like the fruity taste of black walnuts. |
We had a black Walnut when I was a kid! Boy does the description of the hulling process bring back memories! |
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I saw something online about making Hackberry jam. |
And I thought picking the meat out of pecans after cracking them was a hammer was hard work! There are hackberry trees all over the neighborhood and I've never seen a berry from one. Guess they are high up in the tree? I enjoyed reading the material on the link. Thank you for posting it. |
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The Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress' Child and Family Program launched a unique health campaign, Courage to Care Courage to Talk. The campaign's purpose is to foster communication around the impact of war injuries on military families and children, and to connect families to supportive resources and individuals within the healthcare environment. The Courage to Care, Courage to Talk resources — posters and brochures in English and Spanish — address topics such as "talking to healthcare providers," "talking to your children about the injury," and "principles of care" for families of the combat injured.
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Hard to believe but true... I bought far too many bands in the last year, somewhat deliberately so that I could see which plants I loved the most and how often they bloomed and their growth habit and color and all that. I've narrowed down my favorites, but there are at least 6 of them now in 5-gallon pots that I just don't think I'll put in my yard. My husband keeps giving me a hard time about the little pot village growing in my patio. What do you do with unwanted roses? Do you sell them? Give them away? Toss them in the trash? Since these are antique roses I almost feel like it would be a crime to toss them. I don't want to deal with shipping them to complete strangers. My kid's school won't take them. And none of my friends actually "garden." Part of me is wondering if I should donate them to one of the Bay Area rose gardens but then I think, they probably have enough as it is. Any ideas? I'm in the East Bay.
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I give away roses I don't want, unless they are clearly problem roses for my area. I give them away to friends, neighbors, fellow gardeners at a plant exchange, and once in a while to gardeners in this area through this forum. I am not willing to mail potted plants. That is too expensive. The recipient must be willing to pick them up, either at my house or at a mutually agreed place. There are many ARF members in the Bay Area. Why not post a list of your passalongs and see if anyone wants them? You may have just the rose someone is looking for. Rosefolly |
Contact those rose gardens and see if they do want them, you never know unless you ask. Or contact your local rose society and see if there are members who might want them. I'd be willing to bet there are. |
I live in the East bay and I work as a volunteer who has planted Old Roses in a local public garden. If I don't already have the roses you don't have room for I would love to have them, to grow as mother plants so I can give new plants grown from cuttings to that garden. -would you please e-mail me at email@example.com to tell me which roses you have. I could meet you at a local Starbucks in Point Richmond, or elsewhere in the East Bay if you don't want a stranger coming to your home. Thank you, |
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Rose societies usually have raffles as fundraisers in conjunction with their monthly meetings. I usually donate them as raffle table prizes, and then take the tax deduction for whatever I paid for them and their accoutrements (soil/pot/whatever). Most rose societies are set up as 501(c)(3) organizatons and will give you a tax receipt. Talk to your nearest rose society and see if they can use them for that or something else. |
- Posted by kristimama (My Page) on Fri, Oct 28, 11 at 23:33
Hi Luxrosa, Thanks! I'll get in touch with you if I ultimately I decide to part with them. I would like to see what they do this fall, and between now and the Celebration I will have a better sense. My husband, he prefers I get rid of them now... (and seriously, he said yesterday when Gregg's new fall list came out do NOT order any more.) But he doesn't win when it comes to roses. LOL I'll keep your email though, and let you know if I get rid of any. Just curious, which public garden you plant in? (If you can say....If no no problem.) |
- Posted by kristimama (My Page) on Sat, Mar 17, 12 at 15:52
Hi Luxrosa, I am getting a better idea of what needs to go... and I will email you separately. -kmama |
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A la Ronde
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Quirky 18th-century house with fascinating interior decoration and collections
This unique sixteen-sided house was described by Lucinda Lambton as having 'a magical strangeness that one might dream of only as a child'.
It was built for two spinster cousins, Jane and Mary Parminter, on their return from a grand tour of Europe in the late 18th century. It contains many objects and mementoes of their travels.
The extraordinary interior decoration includes a feather frieze, gathered from native game birds and chickens, laboriously stuck down with isinglass.
There is also a fragile shell-encrusted gallery, said to contain nearly 25,000 shells, which can be viewed in its entirety using a touch screen 360 degree virtual tour.
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A deep winter clean of A la Ronde is underway with a thorough inspection and the gentlest of cleans of our precious Shell Gallery and unique collection.
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Join the Mayor and town crier as we get ready to reopen A la Ronde for 2015. Visit and get entered into a free prize draw to win a cream tea in our tea room.
While you're here
- Dogs on leads are welcome, take yours along the Parminter walk. Assistance dogs welcome in all areas.
- Treat yourself to a hot drink or lunch in the tea-room.
- Visit Point in View church, resting place of Jane and Mary Parminter
- Browse through our wide range of secondhand books and jigsaw puzzles.
- Say hello to our jolly rescue hens. Follow the link to find out why feathers are important to us.
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There is nowhere quite like A la Ronde. The unusual shaped house cares for thousands of extraordinary artefacts.
Many of these objects can now be viewed online.
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Shells, feathers, cut paper, lichen, galss, mica, pottery, stones, bones and paint adorn this gorgeous room. Suffering from decay and poor restoration visitors can now explore it using a clever system of cameras.


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Lincoln-Way North High School sophomore Jasmin Calderon helps a future Phoenix look at a bug under a microscope at the school. | Supplied photo
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Lincoln-Way North High School in Frankfort hosted more than 80 grade school students at the annual Science Family Night and Book Fair.
With the help of 40 high school students from the Environmental Action Club, Science Club, Science National Honor Society and science classes, teachers from L-W North's science department led a series of lessons and experiments about minerals, energy and the habitats of native animals.
"We're going to show you the most amazing transfer of energy ever," Wes Cooley, L-W North physics teacher, told a group of students as they gathered around to see a Gummy Bear burst into flames when its sucrose-filled body came into contact with potassium chlorate.
In neighboring classrooms, biology teacher Scott McCreary showed students how to use microscopes to view bugs up close and chemistry teachers Elizabeth Hamann and Lauren Sick showed students how to make tie-dye shirts.
Forensics science teacher Elizabeth Conroy, with the help of Janette Bugajski and Nicole Karges, showed students the difference between a human hair and a rabbit hair by having them look at each one under a microscope.
In another classroom, science teachers Kendra Will and geologist Jim Bastian showed students how rocks tell stories about the past.
At the end of the evening, students met their parents in the school library for a book fair organized by Barb Elm, L-W North media supervisor.
Maria Wilson, science teacher and event organizer, said the program's goal is to get children enthusiastic about science at an early age.
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Ok, so I was thinking the other day...
You know how, when you get in the ride vehicle on Spaceship Earth, you get to chose your language? And whatever language you choose, you hear the narration in that language? (You've never selected French? It's hypnotic, you gotta try it!)
Well, wouldn't it be cool if you could select a previous version of the narration? Like, what if one of the language options was "retro" or something similar... and then you could choose 1980's/Walter Cronkite or 1990's/Jeremy Irons?
I know that lots of the narration wouldn't match the scenes you are looking at, particularly on the descent... OH SNAP! What if they showed stills/video of the previous ride scenes on the display in front of you?? Just thought of that.
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