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The Arthur O. Eve Educational Opportunity Program will host its fifth biannual Beyond the Bachelor's Student Professional Development Conference on Friday, April 19, from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Bulger Communication Center. This year, more than 150 students from Buffalo State and area institutions are registered to take advantage of this opportunity. The purpose of this one-day symposium is to educate students of the opportunities beyond the bachelor's degree. This year's conference will feature a mini-graduate school fair and an array of workshops. The keynote address will be delivered by James Pogue, the College Doctor LLC, in the Campbell Student Union Assembly Hall. The conference is a collaborative effort by the Educational Opportunity Program, the Graduate School, the McNair Scholars Program, University College, and the Career Development Center. For more information, please visit the EOP website.


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The two British drivers on the grid for this weekends British Grand Prix will both be wearing special one-off helmet liveries to commemorate the occasion of their home race at Silverstone.
Championship leader Jenson Buttons helmet design is the result of a competition on his official website. From hundreds of entries, the Brawn GP driver chose the Push the Button work of Austrian Bernie Zobl as the winner.
"For the last few years, it has become something of a tradition for me to have a special British themed helmet, said Button. What I loved about Bernie's design was its unique take on the Union Jack flag and how he had incorporated it into my own 'Button' logo. The helmet looks great and I can't wait to wear it at Silverstone this weekend."
Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton also has a special livery, the first time the McLaren driver has altered the design of his famous yellow helmet for his home race since starting his Formula One career in 2007. The top surface of the helmet appears to peel away to reveal a fluttering British flag beneath.
"I'm really proud to be a British driver in a British team racing in front of the British crowd, said Hamilton, who won last years race. I wanted to choose a design that not only showed that I am a British sportsman but, more importantly, recognised all the support I get from the fans at Silverstone.
"Last year, I remember standing on the grid and just looking out at all the faces in the crowd and flags and banners, it was a really special moment. And in the closing laps, I could see the fans on the banking going crazy, waving flags and banners on every lap. Racing at Silverstone is special, the British fans are special and I'm really looking forward to seeing them again."


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Tulips in rich Soil? How to plant?
So after reading a lot and before I purchase any bulbs, I've been wondering how to include tulips in my fresh beds. They've been rototilled and had composted manure worked in.
I do have very sandy soil that I've been transporting to the compost dump because I don't have room for. We've taken a few trailer fulls as we've got a pond in the works too.
1. Can I plant tulip bulbs in say a compostable pot in sand and bury the pot or should I use plastic.
2. If the pot is only 4 inches high and the tulips are supposed to be 8 inches deep planted, should I dig the hole 8 inches deep and sink the pot 8 inches deep and backfill with sand or topsoil? If topsoil then I can plant other stuff on top correct?
3. Or should I just dig 8 inches deep and just throw sandy soil in there. Won't the sand eventually migrate into the surrounding topsoil?
Thanks for any help.
Hi there,
I would advise against planting in a pot, that will just complicate things and may well compromise the drainage. Most likely your tulips will be just fine in the new soil you've prepared. Is your concern that the soil will be too rich so the tulips won't perennialize? How deep did you dig out the sandy soil? If you have rich soil on top and then sandy soil underneath, that could be a nice setting for tulip bulbs.
If you are trying to get the tulips to live for several years, then you could add a few shovelfuls of sand at the bottom of each planting hole. The other factor is to not water too much in the summer. That will have as big an effect as anything.
On the other hand if you are just wanting your tulips to grow for one year, then almost anything goes - they will do that without a problem.
Good luck, happy planning!
I think I'd like to leave in pots if possible and remove them when they've done flowering and let them bake at the side the house in peace. but I/M def more interested in letting them perennialize if possible without pots. The bed I'm thinking of trying this is a Hosta bed in the front of the house so it would be getting some regular watering, I inherited some daffodils here and it seemed like the dying foliage stuck around forever.
I also have another area that is a raised sunny bed that will be rototilled soon and new topsoil added. I can't see it being dry though even as it will be housing lots of clematis.
I had to look up what berm meant, we have some in effect already as its pretty hilly around here.
I do have an extra fridge and freezer so I'm tinkering with = the idea of throwing potted bulbs in the freezer too as our garage is not heated.
You'll definitely want to avoid putting the bulbs in the freezer as that is a sure way to kill them. Unless you mean the freezer is not plugged in and you're thinking of it just as a place to store potted bulbs for forcing.
As for the pots in the ground, it sounds like a complicated plan to me. If it were me I would opt for bulbs with long lifespans to begin with (Emperor tulips being my favorite example) and mixing in the tulips with the hostas such that the hostas grow over the tulip foliage.
If you do decide to go with the in-ground pots, the tulips will need to be cared for once you take the pots out of the ground. They'll need water and good growing conditions after they've finished blooming otherwise the foliage won't be able to recharge the next year's bulbs.


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Giorgio Angelini took a break from touring with Bishop Allen and The Rosebuds to work on a master's degree in architecture from Rice University. While residing in Houston, TX, he recorded this EP, playing all of the instruments of 4 of the 5 songs. The final song of the set, "Sutures," features Chris Simpson (Mineral, The Gloria Record) on vocals and Jim Eno (Spoon) on drums. This 20-minute album is a highly engaging collection of rock songs with just the right amount of harmony vocals and searing feedback. One can only hope Angelini will record more Oax songs after he completes his graduate studies.
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Castleford chairman Jack Fulton has reassured fans of his support for the club in the wake of further resignations from the backroom staff.
Commercial manager Nick Fozzard and his wife Sarah, the club's marketing manager, both resigned today with immediate effect, just a week after Steve Ferres quit as chief executive.
Ferres resigned his post seven months after taking over from Richard Wright, citing differences with the club's directors, but Fulton, who has bankrolled the Tigers for more than 20 years, insists there is no crisis.
"This club has been built on loyalty and passion for approaching 90 years," said Fulton, who has appointed head of youth development Steve Gill as interim chief executive.
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Gill paid tribute to Fozzard, 36, who quit after 11 months in the job, and Sarah who was appointed on a short-term basis last summer to help deliver the club's membership scheme.
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Rising current account deficits and falling foreign direct investment flows, combined with deteriorating fiscal positions, could dampen Latin Americas economic feelgood factor.
Most Latin American countries in the region expect to return to growth next year after muddling through the global financial crisis but Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Chile and Colombia are all due to register larger fiscal deficits next year, according to the International Institute of Finance (IIF).
This suggests that long-term sustainable growth will only be achieved if some of the pitfalls that have marred public policy in Latin America in the past can be avoided.
Brazils fiscal deficit is expected to grow from 1.5% of GDP this year to 3.5% in 2010, the IIF estimates. Standard & Poors, the credit rating agency, has hinted at a possible sovereign downgrade in Mexico, as the fiscal deficit may hit 4% of GDP next year. Argentina is also expected to register a fiscal gap in 2010, following a surplus of 0.8% of GDP this year.
Latin Americas performance in difficult times has also benefited from the rebound in commodity prices and capital flows, and general policy trends have been positive, the IMF has said. The Fund is forecasting a 2.5% average drop in GDP this year, followed by a 2.9% rebound next year. The IIF forecasts are -2.4% and 3.9% respectively.
Joerg Decressin, head of the World Economic Studies Division at the Funds Research Department, said: Latin America has come through this crisis much better than they did during previous crises. That is a testament to the strength of the macroeconomic framework that you have in many Latin American economies.
We see just a modest current account deficit emerging in the future, he said.
Nevertheless, a deterioration in the global environment, or even a sluggish recovery in the developing economies, would have an adverse effect.
Nicolas Eyzaguirre, Western Hemisphere director at the Fund, said that a double dip recession in the US would be a mess although he rates the probability of such an event as low. Latin America is better prepared than in the past, but Central American countries and Mexico are more exposed.
Daniel Volberg, Latin America economist at Morgan Stanley in New York, said: With final demand in advanced economies still weak, relying on export-driven growth may be a risky bet for Latin America.
There are also conflicting views regarding the inflation outlook, which reflects the degree of uncertainty about the global economy. While the IMF has forecast declining inflation amidst renewed growth with some notable exceptions, such as Venezuela the IIF has forecast higher inflation next year with a measured tightening of monetary policy.
Interest rates are expected to go up during the first half of 2010 in Mexico and Colombia, and in Brazil and Chile by the end of that year, according to the IIF.
Rising US interest rates should in theory lead investors to withdraw money from emerging economies so those in Latin America suffering weak growth. But leading debt bankers feel that the party has some time to go.
Mexico is reaping the rewards of recent economic reforms, an upbeat Luis Vidagaray tells Emerging Markets, as he indicates that the economy can hit a 5% growth target.
Next year's IMF and World Bank meetings will be in the Peruvian capital Lima. Lucien Chauvin looks at how the country has succeeded in posting the fastest growth on the South American continent.
Still smarting from defeat in the US Supreme Court over the bond holdouts, Argentina's economy minister Axel Kicillof insists the recession-hit country is in the right and is turning down offers of money
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M2M hardware players Telit and NimbeLink say they have formed a partnership to speed up the design of specialized systems for M2M applications.
Under the Skywire brand, NimbeLink (Plymouth, MN, USA) has launched a series of embedded modems that use Telit's (London, UK) xE910 family of modules, allowing designers to incorporate cellular connectivity into their products.
The first Skywire module comes with an embedded 2G CDMA 1xRTT product that is described by the companies as the smallest embedded cellular modem on the market.
The device uses Telit's CE910-DUAL module and allows developers to design a product once and then deploy it globally.
Telit says the modem is available with bundled CDMA 1xRTT data plans from leading carriers, so that developers can add cellular connectivity to their offerings without having to apply for certification beforehand.
Skywire is said to be available with a complete development kit, including the cellular modem, baseboard, antenna, power supply, debug cables and cellular service plan.
NimbeLink says it is using Skywire with its own TextAlert product – a cellular gateway for commercial and industrial applications.
"The whole M2M field is growing so quickly that it's difficult to predict what the market will demand next," says NimbeLink CEO Scott Schwalbe. "But NimbeLink is in the business of meeting needs as quickly as they appear, and partnering with Telit is a big part of the reason we're able to do that."
Telit says use of the xE910 unified form factor and the "design once deploy globally concept" will allow NimbeLink to expand into markets that employ network technology other than CDMA.


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I was thinking, which is usually a bad thing. In doing so, I came up with a remarkably bad idea that's too good not to share. It seems that the song "Wagon Wheel" is de rigeur for every roots/bluegrass/Americana band out there. Well, what about everyone else?
I hereby propose the Wagon Wheel Project. If your band plays that song—even if you don't—send me a recording in the style of your choice. Play it straight and sincere, put the eyebrows on it, or destroy it completely. I don't care, as long as you have fun playing it. Once I have accumulated enough cover versions of Wagon Wheel, I will devote a set of air time to them all.
Send them to my SoundCloud dropbox. I look forward to your submissions.
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Don't miss the Ohio State Fair in 2013 as the Boy Scouts of America will be providing great programming for the whole family! This year's Scout Fair booth features new and exciting activities, competitions and displays. Each day, the Scout Fair Booth has a Scouting theme and will showcase Scouting in new and exciting ways. Check out the schedule below and details on entering the competitions. Some are day-of competitions and others you must pre-register for. There is something for everyone from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts to Venturers, and adults to the public!
We are also looking for Scouting units and families to volunteer at the Scout Fair Booth. We are looking for Scouts to participate in the daily parade and run activities and events at the booth. Scouts can volunteer as individuals if they are 14 years and older. Entire Scout units can also participate (Cub, Boy Scout and Venturing).
For information on how to get involved contact:
Boy Scout State Fair Chairman: Matt Mowrer : firstname.lastname@example.com
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Volunteer Here (for ALL Councils in Ohio):
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Scout Fair Schedule:
July 24
Welcome to the fair!
U.S. flag collection & flag retirement ceremonies throughout the day in front of the Youth Center. Bring your American flags for proper retirement.
Pinewood Derby Day
Ohio State Fair Competitions and Activities
Pinewood Derby Race Summary: Open to all Scouts and non-Scouts who would like to race their pinewood derby car against other Scouts from across the state. Participation: All ages Register: Registration Form
Eagle Scout Project of the Year Summary: Simon Kenton Council is searching for outstanding Eagle Scout Project of the Year. Scouts completing their Eagle project in 2012 or 2013 are invited to submit a poster presentation to be on display at the Ohio State Fair on Sunday August 4. Various projects will be selected for recognition. Participation: Any Eagle Scout who completed a project in 2012 or 2013 Register: Registration Form
NEW BSA ADVENTURE SUMMIT AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR The Ohio State Fair has been a favorite family tradition since 1850 and this summer the Boy Scouts will unveil a BSA Adventure Summit, offering numerous activities and fun for the family in the fair's Youth Center. Each day (July 24-August 4) will feature a different them at the BSA Adventure Summit and exciting events including: · Mobile Ropes Course · Climbing wall · Distracted Driver Simulator · High-adventure green screen · Lego car building and racing · Pinewood derby racing · Fitness activities with OSU student athletes · STEM related projects and games · Flag retirement ceremonies · Order of the Arrow dancers · Eagle Scout project recognition · And MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!!
You'll want to come back for more than one day as new projects and activities are offered throughout the fair! VOLUNTEERS NEEDED We are seeking volunteers who can help run the activities in the BSA Adventure Summit and serve as enthusiastic scouting ambassadors for the public. The BSA Adventure Summit will be open from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. daily. Volunteer shifts are 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | 12:30 – 4:30 p.m. | 4-8 p.m. and each shift will require at least five volunteers. Due to the nature of the activities, volunteers must be 16 years of age or older, and two adults at least 18 years of age or older will need to be present at the BSA Adventure Summit at all times.
Volunteers committing to a four-hour shift will receive a fair entrance pass, meal ticket, commemorative patch and great family and scouting memories! If you have questions about the Fair or the volunteer registration process, please contact: Boy Scout Fair Chair: Matt Mowrer, firstname.lastname@example.com Staff Advisor: Ken Ruppel, email@example.com We're using VolunteerSpot (the leading online signup and reminder tool) to organize volunteers at the BSA Adventure Summit at the Ohio State Fair!
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Ottawa Ice Skating Safety ..Ottawa Toboganing Safety…Personal Injury Lawyer David Hollingsworth
Ottawa Winters are a great time to get outside and be active and have fun together as a family. Ottawa is home to the Rideau Canal Skateway, the world's longest outdoor skating rink, and Winterlude, a national winter carnival. Go tobogganing or ice skating, build a snowman, or make a snow angel! Enjoying the winter together helps children get the physical activity they need (at least 30 to 60 minutes per day) to grow up fit and healthy. Remember to keep the following safety tips in mind when you head to an Ottawa ice rink or the hill to make sure everyone has a safe and fun winter experience.
Ottawa Ice Skating Safety Tips
Go to an outdoor Ottawa rink, enjoy skating on the canal, or visit one of the City of Ottawa's indoor rinks.
- Remember to wear a CSA approved hockey helmet. Unlike a bicycle helmet, a hockey helmet is made to withstand multiple impacts.
- Choose proper fitting skates that give your child good support around the ankles.
- Choose a surface that is relatively free of bumps and cracks so that your child will have more control.
- Take a lesson. The City of Ottawa offers skating lessons. For more information, contact the Recreational Skating School Office: 580-2596, or check the City of Ottawa website at ottawa.ca.
- Wear proper clothing, including gloves, scarves (tucked in), hats, waterproof jacket and pants (No jeans, as they will not keep you warm), long underwear, sweaters, and only one pair of socks in skates.
- Updates on the Rideau Canal Skateway conditions 613-239-5234
Ottawa Toboganing and Sledding Safety
Sledding is a popular activity to do in Ottawa winter months and can also be great fun for the family.
- Before you head out, check the weather conditions to ensure it is safe as weather will affect the hill conditions (i.e. free of ice, not too cold, etc.).
- Sled during the day, or on a well-lit hill at night (most personal injuries occur when lighting is poor).
- Watch for signs at the hills to let you know if it is safe to toboggan there, and what the potential safety hazards may be.
- When tobogganing, it is important to wear a helmet. A certified skiing/snowboarding or hockey helmet will do.
- Pick a hill that has plenty of room to stop at the bottom, and has a safe place to walk back up the hill (away from people sliding down the hill).
- Choose a sled/toboggan that is easy to control (avoid inner tubes, crazy carpets, flying saucers, garbage bags, snow racers, and cardboard boxes as they are hard to control).
Get out there Ottawa and enjoy our winter wonderland. Get out there and have some great winter family fun! For more information on keeping children safe, getting them active and enjoying the winter, contact the Ottawa Public Health Information at 580-6744.
Source: the City of Ottawa
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Ottawa Bicycle Accident ends in tragic death, Ottawa Lawyers
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyer, Ottawa Bicycle Accident Lawyers David Hollingsworth. Regrettably, a 48-year-old cyclist is dead after flipping over his handlebars and crashing on Somerset Street early yesterday morning. Ottawa Police were called to the Ottawa accident scene at about 2:40 a.m. and found the man lying under his bike near the intersection of Somerset Street East and Sweetland Avenue in Sandy Hill. He had suffered serious head and neck injuries. The man died later in hospital. Ottawa Police are continuing to investigate the cause of the collision. Ottawa Police and Ottawa paramedics could not say whether the man was wearing a helmet, whether he had lights on his bike or whether alcohol was involved. Somerset Street East was closed between Nelson and Russell avenues and Sweetland was closed between Osgoode and Templeton streets while police investigated the incident.
David Hollingsworth has been an Ontario personal injury lawyer in Ottawa dedicated to helping Ontario accident victims and their families receive the compensation they need following an accident. If you or a loved one has been injured as the result of an Ontario accident, you are likely entitled to accident benefits you are most likely not receiving. As an Ontario lawyer in Ottawa , specializing in personal injury, David meets with people daily who have been seriously hurt or who have lost a loved one and need help. Visit his website at www.ottawainjury.ca or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information and a free consultation. David understand your needs and can help with your personal injury claim and other Ontario accident related issues. Call for a free consultation 613 978-9549 or visit www.ottawainjury.ca
Ottawa Personal Injury Lawyers- Holiday Safety Tips…
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The holiday season is a time that many share with family, friends, and loved ones. It is a time to be generous and grateful for the things in life that we often take for granted, such as the health and happiness of our friends, family, and ourselves. Unfortunately, the holidays can also be a time of tragedy and loss for pedestrians, drivers, and shoppers in the context of road safety and weather considerations. Consider the following advice to keep your friends and family safe from serious car accidents and personal injury during the holiday and winter season:
Even though you may take the best of precautions to ensure the safety of you and your loved ones, it is still possible to become the victim of another's negligence. Let us spend this holiday season in safety by considering the small but important ways we can all prevent and avoid situations of personal injury, accidents, and tragedy:
Good snow tires can help to keep your car on the road when it doesn't want to be. Even if your car is in good working condition, it can still hydroplane, contact dry ice, or generally lose control if it is not properly equipped with the right snow tires. Tires require adequate air pressure, and tread. Your gas tank should be about half-full to ensure a freeze-up doesn't occur. A good mechanic can confirm proper function of all components, including battery, and antifreeze levels.
An emergency kit can be useful to have in your car. They can often be bought at any comprehensive hardware store. A good kit will include such things as (1) jumper cables (2) flashlights, (3) first-aid kit (with the useful emergency blankets), (4) blankets, (5) signal flares, (6) waterproof candle/matches (7) and water. You can always add to your own emergency kit, by including such things as a mobile phone, non perishable power-bars, an object of sentimental value, and so on. The idea is to include anything that could help you in a time of need.
When drivers are distracted, they can be as dangerous and drunk drivers because many accidents occur due to the neglect of the person behind the steering wheel. It goes without saying, drinking and driving puts the lives of everyone on the road at risk, and is advised against. Most accidents occur because a few distractions are combined all at once to lead to a major accident (i.e. a driver has only consumed one drink, but the combination of the bad driving of another car, poor visibility due to snow, and driver talking on the phone, putting on makeup, reading the paper, texting, etc. leads to a serious accident). (By the way, talking on the phone while driving is now prohibited in our city of Ottawa)
Allow for extra time to do routine tasks. Generally, it will take longer to drive in winter conditions due to climate factors such as snow and hail, while social factors include increased traffic of people driving to see family or go to the cottage for the holidays. Many people fail to anticipate the need for extra time and drive in a reckless manner, endangering their own lives and the lives of others on the road. Safe-guard yourself against the reckless drivers and please take care on the roads.
SLIP AND FALL Accidents
The last thing you want to do is spend your short holiday break in the hospital recovering from a slip and fall. Always remember to watch out for wet spots and potential slippery areas in shopping malls, supermarkets, offices, etc. Try to shake the snow of your shoes to expose your shoe traction for better grip upon the ground. Most facilities will have rubber mats to remove the moisture from your shoes for additional traction. Comfortable shoes with good tread can make a world of a difference in preventing a slip and fall.
Statistically, the rate of crime peaks somewhat during the holiday season. Please be aware of your environment when shopping, and generally out and about. In particular, avoid ATM machines in locations that you feel are unsafe or when you are by yourself. Remember to limit your shopping to stores that are equipped with (1) adequate security (2) well-lit parking, and (3) entrance and exit ways.
Again, as with all the advice, exercise your common sense and know that your attention to these matters acts to decrease your risk, and focus on what really matters – the opportunity to share your time and energy with your friends, family, and loved ones during the holiday season and beyond.
David Hollingsworth is an experienced personal injury lawyers in Ottawa, specializing in Ottawa and Ontario car accidents, Ottawa slip and fall accidents, and Ontario Accident Benefits Insurance Claims. For over 12 years, Ottawa personal injury Law Firm of Goldberg Stroud LLP has been helping Ottawa personal injury accident victims and their families receive the maximum amount of compensation for their injury.
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I'm finding it increasingly amusing, how Thai's are seemingly flabberghasted when they hear my daughter speaking a mixture of Engish and Thai.
They wonder how it can be that she's speaking a language that their own little brats 10 years her senior cannot utter to save their lives.
They assume we must be on holiday here, and that a child living in Thailand cannot be a natural English speaker.
They assume she either speaks one language or the other. It's almost as if they resent it.
For a country that brands the word bi-lingual around so much, Thailand has little true concept of the word.
As a contrast, back in the west, similar questions were along the lines of, "I assume she's bi-lingual then."
This coming from fairly unwordly Brits, a culture of people not known for their interest in language aquisition.
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It's funny, yesterday I went swimming with my little girl (who can only manage babyspeak at the moment!) when a little kid came up to me by the pool.
"Where are you from?" he asked politely.
"I'm from England," I replied "Manchester."
"Oh yeah? That's the same as my Dad. I'm Frank, nice to meet you!"
I was a little amazed myself because he was quite dark for a luk-kreung kid and I wasn't expecting it. The other Thai folk about were gobsmacked to hear this little Thai boy having a chat with me and emabarrassed I guess that, despite years of English education, all their own kids can manage is to point and shout "Farang!" as I walk past!
Nice kid anyway - polite and well-spoken - wouldn't mind a few like him in some of my classes!
Aren't they the folk that relocated from Issan and can speak pidgin Thai to go with their pidgin Laos?Originally Posted by LDMA
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Excuse me for not taking this seriously .....
Polite and his Dad's from Manchester? Must be the Thai influence.
Actually no. A family we met yesterday with this reaction were a seemingly well-to-do Chinese-Thai family eating in Black Canyon in the Hatyai Lotus.Originally Posted by defender
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How well can she speak LDMA? Not trying to be rude but Mali is only a few months older then my daughter who we think can only say teddy and daddy!
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Mine is a bit weird....he'll generally only speaks Thai to Thais and English to Westerners....if a Thai tries to speak to him in English he'll usually just blank them.
Most Thais don't even realise he's Thai as he's so pale and Western looking (lock him in a cupboard most days and plastic surgery is well cheap).
He don't mix them up either which is quite good.
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Your style to my style you can't hold a candle to it
Equinox symmetry and the balance is right
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It's not how you play the game it's how you win it
I cheat and steal and sin and I'm a cynic
Um...a list? I's pretty huge now. It's accelerated in the last two months in a staggering way. How old is yours now Meemers and I'll try and recall what she was like then.Originally Posted by MeMock
Mali can make very basic sentences, mostly along the lines of :
Daddy's driving, Mummy uhh (poo), Nong shee, daddy's mouse (in fact any number of the 30 or so people/toys she remembers the name of combined with simple words).
She can say : see you byebye, cook egg, no not now (she doesn't like this one), teddy too (means "I want to see my Andy Pandy DVD"), beach, sea. "Ice, ice baby" means she wants ice out of my drink (and shamefully demonsrates my former appreciation of rapper Vanilla Ice).
She can count to 10 in both languages and can apply them too...two jingjoks, 3 balls etc. She knows some colours and can apply them to objects, yellow flowers, pink clock etc.
She knows the words to and is starting to sing simple songs like Teletubbies Theme, Twinkle Twinkle, and Three Blind Mice. She knows and can say and point to most basic body parts....she is especially amused by boobies and eyebrows.
I'm just starting at very simple ABC's with fridge magnets, but she's only repeating for now and not recognising yet.
This isn't even starting to cover the full range of words she can say....it's perhaps approaching 100 already, and I've barely mentioned the Thai side which she's just as good at, and in many ways better in terms of her practical speech about feelings and questions (nee arai, ti nai, nong glua, dtok jai,)
Basically we can just say something to her now and she'll repeat it.
How old is she?
17 months.
I'm assuming it's fairly standard by that age.
Apart from the bi-lingual bit.
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look out guys... competitive parenting alert...
Some of the best parenting advice i ever got was to ignore all parenting advice...
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Originally Posted by LDMA
For a country that brands the word bi-lingual around so much, Thailand has little true concept of the word.
Too true sadly. I think a lage part of the problem lies with parents who have grown up with lousy English and can't or won't suport their children's education. Also when my students try to talk with adults who are Thai in English they can often not understand the pronounciation of the adults. Parents are proud when their children know their name and age even when they have been learning for 5 years. Low expectations
Who's competing or giving advice Fiddler? We're just comparing, and our kids are totally different ages and stages of development. Quite normal.
Sounds like you've got a bright little nipper. give kids the stimulus, they pick up languages quickly. Let them crawl around the concrete floor for the first 4 years of the life they have all the imagination of a vegetable. Sadly this applies to a large amount of Matayom kids left who having started life as a vegetable, progress onto copying from the board words they cannot read for 10 years and go onto university to pass their knowlege onto the next generation. Bi Lingual, not sure that many thais can speak properly in their own language.
So that explains it...Originally Posted by peelieorion
I know simplistic but sadly in Isaan I see far to many young kids left to play on their own with nothing to make, nothing to stimulate speech or imagination. I wish parents would talk to their kids more and encourage them to speak. Same applies to Thai teachers
Here's a great stimulus idea that has done wonders for Mali's speech develpment. I use Picasa to catalogue all my photos, and one day about 6 months ago I decided to make a screensaver compilations out of pictures of her, us, her Thai family, her English family, random pics of animals, even screenshots from teletubbies. At night when she doesn't want to go to bed we stand around my computer and she'll tell me everything she can see in the photos. We're now at the stage where she's not just saying the person or animal in the picture but more details such as her mood, if she's crying or if she's laughing, or what she's wearing or what she's doing.
I cannot also stress the importance here of access to good childrens TV. In most corners of the west they tell you it will rot their brains, but we have found the total oppositre with Malina. It's helped her language evelopment loads.
We were recently sent a who little sample pack of CBeebies shows which my Gran saved coupons for in teh Daily Mail. Brilliant stuff. I also downloaded a whole load more ofthem off UK NOva. There's also Baby Einstein, which is a bit seppo but still very valuable.


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Airport spokeswoman Inson Kim has heard the complaints about the rental car return signs before. "We've put up a considerable amount of color-coded signs around the airport roads to help people find the rental car companies located off the terminal," Kim insisted. "Other than that, there isn't much we can do."
Yet a drive-around located only one sign, as you leave the terminal, near the FPL chiller plant, headed for 836; names of rent-a-car companies were slapped together in different colors, and the sign was sandwiched between an overgrown bush, recently planted palms, and two dark green metal signs with the following message in white letters: "DADE COUNTY MAYOR ALEX PENELAS & The Board of County Commissioners welcomes you to Greater Miami & Dade County." The sign didn't have any markings indicating what streets the rental return facilities are on, or any indication of where drivers should go -- east? west? north? -- what??
If you're parking your car, use the Dolphin, and go to the third floor; there you can access first the garage's moving walkway, then the terminal's moving walkway. But oops, oops -- the Dolphin's moving walkway is shut down! Been down for months! This is more than a minor inconvenience for handicapped people like Dodi Conser, a coordinator for Boston-based Holbrooke Travel, a company that helps elderlies find their way in strange cities. A lot of handicap parking spaces have been roped off as a security measure too, since 9/11, to keep people from parking their vehicles within 300 feet of the terminal (plastique deep in a building does more damage). Conser, who once worked for Eastern Airlines, says the garage walkway is crucial to the handicapped; they are now forced to make long treks from their cars to enter the terminal, in pain and discomfort: "I have worked at this airport since 1961, and find the walkway being down so long ridiculous." She said the Aviation Department told her the walkway cessation was a "cost-cutting move."
"One day I saw this guy with a broken leg, on crutches, struggling to get inside the terminal," she added. "He was hobbling all the way. It was painful to watch."
Once you get to the functioning walkway in the terminal, warned several frequent travelers who didn't want their names used, you must be wary of antsy airline employees on the lookout for the next Mohamed Atta. One enterprising old fellow in an American Airlines uniform, for example, grew suspicious of my intense note-taking as I got off the walkway at Concourse B. I guess my black hair, tan skin, angry-looking eyebrows, and scruffy five o'clock shadow made me look more menacing than I felt. I approached the gentleman, whose blue eyes glared inquisitively. "Hi, I'm writing a story about MIA," I said. "Can I ask you a few questions?"
"That depends," he said, deftly covering and then removing the name badge from his shirt pocket. "Who are ya, and what are you jotting down?"
"Well, I'm a reporter for Miami New Times ..."
He cut me off: "Let me see some ID." I handed him a business card.
"How do I know this is really you?"
"Here's my driver's license," I responded, but that only made him more leery.
"Your license says 'Frank,' but your business card says 'Francisco.' I bet your green card says your name is Pancho!"
I rolled my eyes at him, before he made a "spic" joke or something. I moved on.
The old boy tottered over to a husky Hispanic-looking security guard and pointed in my direction, covering his mouth as he spoke. The security guard shrugged him off, evidently not buying it that I was with al Qaeda.
I descended a ramp and moved through International Arrivals, then down an escalator to the second floor, where literally hundreds of air travelers were congregated, waiting to check luggage, or grab a bite, or try to read; others just paced anxiously, looking for their gates with that craned-neck extension you only see on ocean liner docks or in major airports.
Meanwhile Miami-Dade County police officers were apprehending a Japanese tourist with far more lethal instruments than my pen and notepad. It seems Atsushi Ishiguro, flying from Jamaica to the Bahamas via Miami, was arrested after he refused to give up an eleven-ounce canister filled with gasoline at a security checkpoint in Concourse D. Two boxes of matches and a barbecue grill were also found in his possession. Ishiguro, whose passport included stamps from Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, and Pakistan, was charged with creating a potential safety hazard and violating airport security directives by state prosecutors. Although the charges were recently dropped, he is now in the custody of U.S. Immigration. (Since airlines regularly take your razor blades and nail files now, and give you the thousand-yard stare while they do, you have to wonder what Mr. Atsushi was thinking. But explanations are not forthcoming from La Migra, as we like to call it.)
Airport log 1/28/2003: I pulled into the easternmost entrance of the Dolphin garage, about 300 feet from the center of the terminal, where Concourse E is located. A young Hispanic woman in a powder-blue short-sleeved shirt and navy blue khaki shorts, wearing black Reeboks and carrying a two-way radio -- the unmistakable uniform of the airport's "landside operations personnel" -- asked me to pop the trunk on my Saturn. The country had just been declared under "orange alert," the U.S. Guv's melodramatic way of instilling panic and ensuring support for the war on Iraq. The woman, petite except for her J.Lo landing pad, began snooping through the trunk. (She was doing this with all the cars, so I wasn't being singled out.) She was looking for anything "suspicious," she said. Meanwhile, I noticed, there were no airport personnel inspecting vehicles coming through the two western entrances of the garage, about 25 yards away. Those entry points run parallel to concourses A and B, so in the interest of being a wise guy, I asked: "How come you don't check drivers entering at the two other ends of the garage?"


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The two cafés on our ferry to Holland are sure to have something to suit every taste palate. You can choose to relax with hot drinks and cakes at the Lighthouse Café or try a bite to eat at the Latitude Restaurant before enjoying the live entertainment all of our ferries provide.
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Enjoy the friendly service with great tasting meals and snacks at the Latitude Restaurant as an alternative dining option. The Latitude restaurant offers italian dishes such as a range of delicious pizza's, while prices are competitive and the layout comfortable.
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Enjoy your time on our ferries and kick back in a comfortable chair as the Lighthouse Café supplies you with taste bud tantalising light meals, as well as home-baked goodies including cakes, pastries and cookies as well as hot drinks from its self service layout.
Please note: On PRINCESS SEAWAYS, both the Latitude Restaurant menu and the full Lighthouse menu are served from the Latitude Restaurant.
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Angry scenes at CSG mining meeting in Sydney
PUBLISHED: 02 Aug 2011 15:41:04 | UPDATED: 03 Aug 2011 07:48:54PRINT EDITION: 02 Aug 2011
Coal seam gas mining industry representatives and environmentalists have faced off at a heated community meeting in Sydney's inner west.
There were angry scenes at the meeting in Leichhardt Town Hall on Monday evening, mainly directed at the chief executive of Dart Energy, the company that holds the exploration licence to drill for coal seam gas (CSG) in the Sydney region.
Dart Energy CEO Robbert de Weijer said he understood people's concerns around coal seam gas mining, but said he believed it could co-exist with communities.
His assurances that the company would not use fracking "unless it is deemed acceptable and approved by the authorities and there has been adequate community dialogue", was met with a derisive response from members of the public.
There were calls of "bulls***" as Mr de Weijer insisted the industry was well regulated.
Moira Williams, of Sydney Residents against Coal Seam Gas, told Mr de Weijer the community held him "personally responsible" for the decision to mine CSG in Sydney.
"How long do we have to shout 'no' to make sure you listen?" Ms Williams said, to roars of approval.
The NSW government last month extended a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking process, in which miners inject water or other fluids into cracks in rock to extract gas and/or oil.
Toxic BTEX chemicals (benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylenes) were also banned as part of a tough new regime for the infant industry.
However, the meeting heard that BTEX chemicals naturally occur in CSG water.
Helen Redmond, of Doctors for the Environment Australia, said the water needed extensive treatment before it could be released back into the environment, but there were no formal requirements in place in NSW to ensure this happened.
Greens MP Jeremy Buckingham, who has introduced a bill calling for a 12-month moratorium on CSG mining, said NSW had the opportunity to "press stop" on the practice.
It had not been proven to be safe and an inquiry was needed to examine its full effects, he said.
"The industry uses words like currently, they say, 'we currently have no plans', 'at this stage we have no plans', and that's how it grows, incrementally, bit by bit," he said.
"I have not met one person out of the thousands and thousands that I've talked to in the last six months who have said they want coal seam gas."
However, Ross Dunn of the Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association, said there was a lot of misinformation around the chemicals used in coal seam gas mining.
"These are chemicals that are found in food, in cosmetics, in your swimming pool, in your laundry cupboard," he said.
Mr de Weijer assured the meeting his company was committed to being fully transparent in its operations.
"I've got a wife, I've got two kids. We love Australia, it's a beautiful country and the last thing I want, and the last thing Dart Energy wants, to do is make a mess of it," he said.
The greatest cheers of the evening were reserved for Drew Hutton from Lock the Gate Alliance, who called on people to become "the custodians of this land" against coal seam gas mining.
"The end point of that is going to be a sustainable future, not one which is in the hands of these great corporate bodies, which suffer from hubris and think that they are completely uncontrollable," Mr Hutton said.
"Well, they're not uncontrollable."
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Topics | Energy & Utilities /Gas Distribution , Metals & Mining /Coal , Energy & Utilities /Alternative Energy , Environment, Politics /NSW Politics |


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