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I own 2 now and I am lookking to buy a 3rd.
I own one. I am sure I am in the minority....
I own just one... but it has 9 amp models in it!!!... Does it count??... I guess not... :bawling:
Currently filling up the bank account for a new one... soon I hope!
Now that I have a 2channel H, I have two. I'm not sure if I want to get rid of my Fender Princeton Reverb II that was Rivera designed back in the early 80's.
8, all lonely because I primarily use an Axe II now. Probably should sell some.
Way more than I need...............
For several years it was just one amp head and one cabinet. Then I took a 2nd head as part of a deal I made selling a guitar. Worked out well too, because just a few months later my main amp blew up and was in the shop for a couple gigs. It was really good to have a backup head. Just recently I bought a second cabinet with different speakers for some variety. I have two complete rigs, and can't imagine needing more than that.
I love amps!
Champ 600
'59 Bassman LTD RI
Supersonic 60
Mesa TA-30
down from a high of 6 - Carvin XB-100 and EVH 5150III half stack both went to new homes.
Dang! I should be amp shopping! :D
I do want to play a PRS or two and see if there's a fit there! ;)
Three: one real amp, one modeling and one acoustic fot the P22.
I have 4 right now, but trying to get rid of one. 100 watt half stack that hardly ever gets used (too heavy to move and too loud to use at home), Egnater Tweaker 40 1x12, modded out Epi Valve Jr, and my SE30. Going to sell the Tweaker... if I need power, the SE30 through the 2x12 can get just as loud, and the Epi head and 1x12 with a Bitmo mod and a new OT has PLENTY of volume for a smaller gig, and can do the Fender/Vox/Marshall thing (righteous little amp, especially for the $400 or so I have into the whole rig).
I voted 2-3 amps. Currently I own three, but really, two do not count as they are Bass amps ;). The guitar amp is an older modeling amp, so I hope later this year to be purchasing a good tube amp.
None. I sold all my electric gear and bought a acoustic. :D
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Want a 2 Channel Custom (and a Brent Mason, and a forum guitar, and a Artist pack Studio and a...)
I have 2, a Egnater Rebel 20 with matching cab & modded Epiphone Vale Junior with matching cab.
I'm think I'm done with amps until PRS come out with a 5 watt or less.
But mine is a lot less expensive and interesting. Its a humble Cube "all-in-wonder" amp that is good for home-alone practice or as a "carry anywhere" type of amp with FX, looper and all. I must say that it has a great clean sound, as the great JC-120, for jazzboxes and acoustics playing.
But soon, I hope, it will be All Tubes for me too.

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If you're going to remake (or at the least reinterpret) a classic hip-hop track like C.R.E.A.M. you better come with it, and thankfully DJBooth newcomer Dre Biggity does just that with his new homage to the original, CREAM (C.ops R.uin E.verything A.round M.e). Ain't that the truth. Anyway, this time around the production is more soulful than gritty, floating above the fray on some quality production from Best Kept Secret that stays anchored in the streets by Dre's solid lines: "Speakers bumpin crack coming through the tweaters, cops zoomin in the other lane, ruinin another day." Joining Dre are his fellow Cali compatriots Diz Gibran and Fashawn, who more than hold their own. This version isn't as good as the original – how could it be? – but it's a more than worthy addition to the C.R.E.A.M. legacy. You can hear more from Dre when his possibly Dick Vitale inspired album The Diaper Dandy drops later this fall.
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Let me admit straight away that I learned most of what I know about pro-boozing rapper J-Kwon from an article in the April 5 issue of The New Yorker. What's more, it took a review in that same, historically un-hip-hop periodical to get me to buy the very fine new album by Madvillian. Go ahead, laugh and make fun. All I can say is that, as of late, The New Yorker has been better at covering hip hop than The Source has been at, I don't know, publishing new John Updike poems, by which I mean almost nothing. Anyway, Jake Halpern's exceedingly square but interesting New Yorker feature, through which I became a J-Kwon know-something, is mostly about St. Louis producers Mark Williams and Joe Kent, known professionally as the Trackboyz. Williams and Kent told Halpern that it took just 20 minutes to make the track for J-Kwon's "Tipsy."
No, I don't actually believe that 20-minute story. I take it for one of those harmless temporal fibs that hints at the truth, like Instant Oil Change or Donald "The 40-Second Lover" Rumsfeld. But "Tipsy"--which, as New Yorker readers now know, concerns the concupiscent ebullience that often accompanies the consumption of large quantities of liquor in a nightclub setting--certainly doesn't sound like anyone labored over it. It's scrappy, trashy, nearly ascetic in its lack of ornamentation, like a Timbaland record mixed at high volume on a really good-sounding four-track cassette. As on "When Doves Cry," "Fell In Love with a Girl," and the bootlegs from Parliament's famous "Where, for the Love of Pete, Is Bootsy?" show at the Fargodome, "Tipsy" has no proper bass track. Unless you count the Dom DeLuise-sized kick drum that anchors its "We Will Rock You" beat, or the chorus-only synth part that moves sorta like a bassline but sounds more like a baritone mosquito.
When Hood Hop was being recorded J-Kwon was just 17 years old, but he had the soul of a 17-and-a-half-year-old. Apparently, his interests include alcohol, marijuana, and fellatio--a dominant Hood Hop theme both in that J-Kwon is strongly, violently in favor of it, and in that much of the album sucks. The Trackboyz deftly negotiate auteur fanciness and in-da-club usefulness, but their star on this outing is a middleweight MC and a welterweight intellect. Still, he's a really fun drunk.
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Brad Marchand talks Mike Napoli shirtless celebration, early season struggles
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Mike Napoli spent this weekend celebrating the Red Sox' World Series victory in a shirtless, drunken fashion.
Brad Marchand would know a thing about that. He celebrated the same way when the Bruins won the Stanley Cup in 2011, and he said seeing the pictures of Napoli brought back memories.
"Yeah, I did," Marchand said when asked if he saw how Napoli had celebrated. "I did it first, though."
That was the lightest moment in a conversation that centered mostly on Marchand's underwhelming start to the season.
Playing between the second and third lines, Marchand has just one goal and three assists with a minus-3 rating through 13 games, hasn't been his usual aggressive self and has been a turnover machine. He certainly spoke Monday like a player whose confidence has taken a hit.
"I thought I trained as hard this summer as I did any summer," Marchand said. "I came in and things aren't going right. It's definitely frustrating when you can't pinpoint exactly what's going wrong. It just seems like everything's going wrong right now.
"I think it's more about effort right now and working hard. Normally when you do that and you work harder than you ever have, it will come together."
When asked about Marchand's game, Claude Julien was rather blunt.
"He's not playing the way he should," the coach said. "There's nothing coming out of his game right now. '¦ He's really struggling to find his game, and sometimes you've just got to work your way through it.
"Brad is a good skater, and I don't think he's skating as well as he can. He's obviously much better with the puck at managing it, and he hasn't been great at that either. I think a lot of that is a result of frustration and putting a lot of pressure on himself. It's not making it any easier."
Asked if Marchand's struggles have gotten to the point where a healthy scratch could be in order, a la Milan Lucic last season, Julien laughed and was noncommittal.
"That's something I'll address when the time comes," Julien said., adding: "I go day by day, and if I feel it's necessary, trust me, I'll do it."
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|This quantitative research project was premised on two emerging trends in graduate social work education: competency-based assessments and students developing a professional social work identity. Competency-based assessments have become a new standard for social work programs who are accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. To this end, the construction of a competency-based assessment instrument of four identified practice behaviors was pursued. Second to the construction of an instrument, this study explored the connection between professional competencies and involvement in professionalization activities for the graduate-level social work student. Methods of data collection were two self-constructed instruments administered to a convenience sample population of 54 students. Data was analyzed using descriptive analysis and Pearson r correlation analysis. Findings suggest pre-student professionalization activities correlate with higher competencies in professional work habits, professional appearance/hygiene, professional communication skills, and professional development skills; and involvement in professionalization via instruction correlated with higher competencies in professional work habits. The other two categories of professionalization activities (professionalization via practicum and professional association) did not correlate with competency of the four practice behaviors. The researcher recommends continued discourse regarding assessment of the professional competencies for social work graduate students and activities which might enhance their professional identity.
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ESCONDIDO ——- Despite a City Council resolution opposing the idea, the Palomar Pomerado Health district intends to continue with its plans to build a hospital at an expansive business park on the western side of the city, a district official said Thursday.
But the district is open to discussing sites other than the Escondido Research and Technology Center as a home for its new $531 million hospital, said Gustavo Friederichsen, Palomar Pomerado's marketing director.
"The ERTC, for now, is the logical plan," Friederichsen said. "But if the City Council were to present something that was attractive, we would consider it, which is why we're optimistic we're going to stay in Escondido."
He said that, in order to resolve its differences and gain the City Council's support, the district would need to have "more dialogue" with the city.
At its meeting Wednesday, the council voted 3-2 to approve a resolution opposing Palomar Pomerado's plans to build a hospital at the 186-acre business park, southwest of the Interstate 15 and Highway 78 interchange.
Council members Sam Abed, Ed Gallo and Marie Waldron voted to support the resolution, saying the park was designed to attract as many as 4,000 high-tech, high-paying jobs. Letting the hospital move in, they argued, would amount to sacrificing that vision.
Mayor Lori Pfeiler and Councilman Ron Newman vehemently opposed the resolution, calling it inappropriate and saying they believe that the hospital district, not the council, knows what is best for patients.
For the health district to build at the business center, a council majority would need to approve a zoning change allowing a hospital there.
Wednesday's vote gave an unequivocal indication of how the council intends to vote when Palomar Pomerado brings its zoning request before the council this summer.
Friederichsen said if that turns out to be the case, the district "will take (our) designs…and we would look at other options in terms of where the facility would fit."
Recently, Michael Covert, Palomar Pomerado's chief executive, said that locating another site could include looking outside of Escondido. Covert was not available for comment Thursday.
The district, Friederichsen said, has spent "in the millions" developing a master plan for the hospital's expansion program, which includes the new hospital and two satellite facilities.
The plan also includes a $75 million renovation of the existing Palomar Medical Center on Valley Parkway. That hospital would be converted into administrative offices, as well as a center for outpatient and other services.
Before voters approved Proposition BB, the $496 million bond that will help fund construction of the district's projects, Palomar Pomerado's board vowed to build its new hospital in Escondido.
Earlier this spring, the district purchased 6.6 acres at the front of the business park as a way to lock up a larger, 40-acre parcel. Palomar Pomerado has begun performing the environmental studies necessary to develop the site.
"The clock is ticking," Friederichsen said. "The bond measure has been passed and we need to take advantage of the resources available to us."


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"The new accounting model for insurance contracts proposed today by the IASB would introduce more volatility to the profit and loss account but more accurately reflect the risks and liabilities undertaken by insurers, bringing insurance accounting into the 21st century – but not without a cost. The level of change and the complexities associated with implementing these proposals should not be underestimated. Insurers would be likely to feel the consequences throughout their organisations. The devil is in the detail and the scale of change would depend on the accounting bases that insurers use today." according to Gary Reader, KPMG's global insurance advisory leader.
The issuance of the proposalsmarks a major step towards implementing a common insurance reporting framework across much of the world. The debate has run for more than 15 years and the conclusion of the insurance project is now in sight.
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Joachim Kölschbach, KPMG's global IFRS insurance leader, commented: "The IASB's proposals would affect the way in which insurers report their profitability and financial position and would likely result in an overall increase in volatility in profit or loss and equity for most insurers as a result of having to continually remeasure insurance contract liabilities at a current value, rather than on an historical cost basis. Some of the remeasurement will be through other comprehensive income (OCI) and the extent to which this mitigates volatility in profit or loss and equity would be highly influenced by whether financial assets which are linked to the insurance contract liability under proposed revisions to IFRS 9 Financial Instruments are measured at fair value through OCI, fair value through profit or loss or amortised cost. The need to consider the implications for asset-liability management would be accelerated, as the requirements of IFRS 9 are currently expected to come into effect before the insurance proposals."
In addition, those insurers writing long-term life business with options and guarantees may need to report changes in these items' value in the income statement. As a result, there may be debate as to whether other changes in the insurance liability should also be presented in OCI and about the residual volatility expected in both earnings and equity.
The re-exposure also introduces a new presentation approach for both the statement of profit or loss and OCI and statement of financial position, which would dramatically change the way insurers – especially life insurers – report performance. Insurance contract revenue would be allocated over the coverage period in proportion to the value of the services provided in each period, which would be completely different to the premium figures presented today.
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"The current lack of consistency in the way different insurers report their financial results makes it difficult for analysts and investors to analyse and compare insurers' performance. A new global standard for insurance accounting would mean a big improvement in transparency and consistency, with benefits for both investors and the industry. This would be a new world for insurance – a world in which financial reporting metrics and stakeholders' perceptions of insurers would change."
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Reader summarised: "If insurers start planning now, the wave of change could open up opportunities for synergies in areas such as data collection, modelling capability and investment in systems and resources. The bottom line is that the technical aspects of the proposals would need to be made operational."
The comment period for the proposals expires on 25 October 2013.
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The shelter medicine program at the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine has a wealth of information on disease control, facility design, animal housing and many other topics.
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The shelter facility and the housing there-in has implications far beyond the shelter walls. The design of the facility will impact disease levels, behavioral health, staffing needs and the daily cost of care (and therefore how much time and money is left over for other important programs).
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A rocky day for Romney as money questions persist
CHARLESTON, S.C. Facing newly barbed questions about his wealth, Mitt Romney on Thursday refused to bow to pressure to immediately release his tax returns in the rocky home stretch of South Carolina's Republican primary. Though still the front-runner for the nomination, Romney also lost his claim to an Iowa victory just as Newt Gingrich emerged as a stronger threat.
"If I'm the nominee, I'll put these out at one time," Romney said of his tax returns in a Republican presidential debate Thursday night.
Gingrich pressed Romney to release his tax returns ahead of the South Carolina primary Saturday. "If there's anything that's in there that's going to help us lose the election, we should know before the election," he said. Gingrich released his own tax returns Thursday night, showing he made over $3.1 million in 2010 and paid $994,708 in taxes.
Romney barely mentioned the tax returns in campaign events here as he has been dogged by questions about his personal wealth, a few generated by sometimes-awkward comments he's made over the past 10 days.
In the debate Thursday, Romney said arguments between two of his rivals were "in my view a perfect example of why we need to send to Washington someone who had not lived in Washington, but someone who has lived in the real streets of America." Romney has three homes, in California, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Romney grew up the son of Michigan governor and car company president George Romney, who released 12 years' worth of tax returns during his 1968 campaign for president. When asked during the debate if he planned to follow his father's example or if he would release fewer years, Romney said: "Maybe."
The former Massachusetts governor has reluctantly agreed to release the tax returns but has spurned calls from his rivals and even allies - including key supporter New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie - to do so immediately. Romney also has not yet explained why he keeps part of his fortune in the Cayman Islands. His campaign says he does not receive a tax break on the money there.
The silence from Romney's campaign on details of his holdings was just one element of a political day that underscored the unpredictability of Saturday's South Carolina primary.
In a blow to Romney, Texas Gov. Rick Perry dropped out of the race and endorsed Gingrich, a move that could start to consolidate conservative support behind the former House speaker.
That shrunk the field, leaving Romney and Gingrich on stage Thursday night with just Texas Rep. Ron Paul and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum. Santorum claimed an Iowa win during the day - the state party said he did have the biggest share of the votes it could count - and he continued to fight Gingrich for the mantle of Romney's chief conservative foe.
Romney barely mentioned Perry at all, leaving him out of a speech to supporters and only mentioning him in passing when pressed by reporters afterward.
"Terrific guy, terrific conservative," Romney said. "We're going to miss him on stage tonight."


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Just saw two new lawsuits filed against hotels under the recently-effective pool lift regulation. Both lawsuits were filed on May 20—one in federal court in Minneapolis against a national hotel chain and the second, a putative class action in federal court in Houston against what appears to be a local Motel 6 franchisee. Both lawsuits are based on allegations that the hotels failed to make their pools and spas accessible. In particular, they allege that the hotels failed to install pool lifts under the new federal regulations that became effective on January 31, 2013.
The Houston lawsuit is notable because it was brought by the same lawyer (Eric Calhoun of Dallas' Travis & Calhoun) who is acting as co-counsel in the more than two dozen pool lift lawsuits filed in federal court in Indianapolis.
As I predicted in the last issue of the Hospitality eAuthority these cases are only going to grow more common. Even though the new regulation became effective a few months ago, it is not too late to take action to minimize your risk and liability if sued. If you own a hotel, school, health spa, or other facility with a pool or spa, you should act quickly and before you get sued.
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Hi Indonez, Thanks for your very fast response. I totally understand as I would do exactly the same in your shoes. Its good to know that you do plan on making a Wordpress version some time in the future. I'm sure this will also be good news to the many of the people who like this template.
I've set this comments area to email me if there is any more replies so when you do get around to publishing the WP version, if you could announce it here then I will know about it and be one of the first to buy it.
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hi there, any solution as to why the contact form wont send. all goes through the process, says sent, but no email actually goes through. ?
anyone else have issues with the contact form?
Hi Indonez, quick note – have recently purchased but have just realized the site top menu does not work in IE9 . Are you planning an update or is there a quick fix? Thanks in advance.
How can i translate all thing into Turkish? Is it translate automaticly or i have to translate every word into Turkish?
My site is http://gmfloor.com/
It's not working in IE 9 (I know it's not listed to work)
- the page pops up, but no links appear or menu - is there anything I can do to fix this?
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just checking in on my question 2 weeks ago…
My site is http://gmfloor.com/—It's not working in IE 9 (I know it's not listed to work) – the page pops up, but no links appear or menu – is there anything I can do to fix this?
could it be just that a .js file needs updating??
just checking in again on the IE9 issues with this site… could you let me know even if it's not fixable?
My site is http://gmfloor.com/ – the page pops up, but no links appear or menu – is there anything I can do to fix this? Wondering if it could it be just that a .js file needs updating??
I will try to email you as well…
I love this clean template, was one of the lucky ones who got it as a free download too. but i do have a problem with the send email. does anybody else have that problem too? ( keeps telling the form its beeing send, but no confirming and not receiving the form) hope to hear from anybody
For some reason I cannot upload the zip file of this theme through the Wordpress theme install tool. Even when I unzip and FTP over the folder of file, it installs it but tells me that it was an incomplete install due to stylesheets missing.
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The previous Fabia vRS was, remember, a generously torqued diesel, but the new estate gets VW's now-quite-ubiquitous 178bhp turbo- and supercharged 1.4-litre engine mated to a seven-speed DSG, a set-up already seen in the vRS hatch as well as the Polo GTI and Ibiza Cupra.
Like its stablemates, the Fabia estate's powertrain is technically proficient yet anonymous: the double-clutch 'box, though definitely sharper than the saggy unit in the Ibiza Cupra, still leaves you too detached from the driving process. Give us a manual, Skoda, and we shall proclaim you king of the VAG hot hatchery.
Even driven hard, the vRS doesn't feel any lardier than its hatchback cousin. That's because, er, it isn't. Bizarrely, the estate actually weighs 5kg less than the hatch: the smaller car, says Skoda, requires an extra 25kg of ballast at the rear to keep it stable. So the estate will accelerate equally rapidly and - thanks to the improved airflow over the elongated back - manage a top speed of 140mph, a whole one mile-per-hour quicker than the vRS hatch. This makes it the fastest Fabia ever, a pub fact that will impress nobody. Not even Simon.
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Composition and global crits request
Hello there, it's my first post in this forum (hope I'm not doing it wrong) and here is the WIP I started, it's my first attempt for a full color picture.
I hope you could help me about various stuff on this piece, I really need some advices ! I feel stuck and a little "lost in the way".
I have some problem with "technical" point of view, I feel I'm making some part too smooth and don't know how make the global image stronger. I feel I may have some problem in the composition too...
And of course, if you have any crits, tips, advices feel free to share them, I really want to improve and I will be glad to try different things !
Thanks you for reading
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Nice work.
I feel the character's position is not ideal, I'd move her closer to that corner (move her a few steps up on the painting) OR change her orientation so that she looks more focused on those writings on the stone. There might be a few things to check for the anatomy of her head even though it s too small for me to tell for sure.
I think her shadow has to stretch a bit more to the right, I'd expand the halo from the fire on the ground too. I'd put a few more highlights on the monster coming from the fire, not just on the eye. I am no expert to I cant tell you in details, you'd need to poke around with those lights.
My 2 cent...
Edit: I think moving that character in the corner would be the best option actually, it would make the situation dramatic by getting her closer to the monster's reach.
Edit2: For the face, I think her nose is a bit misplaced, given the angle it should be sticking out a bit more.
Feel free to disagree with my comments, I am no expert.
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June 27th, 2012 #3
First of, fantastic work. The rendering and the lighting is beautifully executed.
I think as far as the composition goes, it seems a little bit skewed. As if the camera is mid pan. Obvious you want the dragon, the character and the blue light source all in the image. So I would spread them into 3 distinct areas and place them in the rule of thirds. At the moment the eye jumps straight to the dragon, then around to the columns to the right, almost completely missing the character. Think how the elements of the image guide the viewer's eye around the composition.
I'll illustrate what I mean.
As as you can see the character is in the bottom left point, the dragon eye is in the middle of the image and the blue light source is still to the far right.
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June 27th, 2012 #4
Wonderful rendering! The lighting gives an interesting mood, and the dragon in the background reminds me of those when-you-see-it-you'll-shit-bricks pictures, haha.
However, this is what I saw. Many compositional elements are leading towards that dark space there.
Also, like already said, the position of the character is a bit unfortunate. It's too far off to the edge, plus she's sort of looking away from the picture, indicating that's there would be some thing of interest outside of the frame, but the viewer can't see it.
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June 28th, 2012 #5
Wow, thank you very much guys, all your critics are amazing, now you point all these problems I see what I have to correct ! I was on the edge of desperation and now I feel motivated again to complete this picture !
Thank for the time you spend helping me, I will work on the correction as soon as possible, I can only work a few hours every day after work so it will take some time to see a progression. Hope you will take a look at the next step !
Again, thank and have a good day/night
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I thought this was fun. I posted it on my Facebook so this may be duplicate reading for some.
1. I miss the big hair of the 80's. Truly. I found a picture of myself last night and it was PERFECT! Alysia laughed at me. My hair is naturally big, it takes a lot of work to tame it.
2. I would love to go to Egypt. I love the history of it.
3. My favorite American city is St. Augustine, FL. It is beautiful. I would love to live there.
4. If I could have any job in the world, I would be a therapist at Walt Disney World. Hey Mickey probably needs some counseling after kids scream when they see him.
5. It really irks me that there is a significant lack of Walt Disney in Walt Disney World! Shame.
6. I have met some of my very best friends online.
7. I am a voracious reader. I am always reading something.
8. People think I am really smart. Maybe. I know a little bit about everything and a whole lot about nothing lol
9. I am one of the few people I know whose original parents are still married to each other. I have no step anythings.
10. I'm not meant to be married. I am far too independent.
11. I have a huge ego.....yet I am suprisingly insecure.
12. Yes, my hair and it's color are real.
13. No, my dad didn't want a boy. I was named after my grandma, Johnie Mae. Yes, I DO know my name is a song lol
14. I can talk to anyone, about anything, at anytime. Thank you dad.
15. I truly appreciate my family more the older I get.
16. Alysia saved my life.
17. Yes, I go to Walt Disney World A LOT. It's my happy place.
18. I could never live more than 2 hours from the ocean. The ocean calms me.
19. I am more terrified of tornadoes than anything else in the whole world.
20. I am the one you want to have there in an emergency. I act first and think about it later.
21. If I could be any super hero in the world, I would be Wonder Woman. She is the coolest!!
22. I wish I could sing really well. I love to sing, I just don't think it's all that great.
23. If i went back to school, I would study history.....just cause I wanted to.
24. When I am really stressed out, my papa comes to me in my dreams. I feel so much better when I wake up.
25. I talk to and for my animals. I even got mad one day when my cat, Sassy, got an attitude with me lol
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LMS: Edmodo vs Schoology
I am going to use this blog post to keep a running list of pros of both Edmodo and Schoology. Each statement acts as a point. More to come...
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The Silver Lining....of Educational Technology
So it has been almost a year since my last blog post and I'll admit, I have not been the enthusiastic, try-new-things teacher that I have prided myself on being. But today I am starting fresh. So a quick summary of recent news and what's to come.
1. My district has gone coo-coo for....Google Apps (not Cocoa Puffs - okay by me; I do not tolerate chocolate in my cereal)
2. After buying chromebooks to help as implement the new online testing going on in Colorado, the district decided to have teachers write grant proposals to gain access to those devices during the off-season (when we aren't testing)
3. First grant applicants prove that having 1:1 devices is awesome for our students
4. District decides to buy many more devices ahead of schedule (mid-year instead of next year) and plans to move to being a full 1:1 district eventually
4. I apply (with two colleagues -they wanted collaborative teams) for a set
5. We succeed! .....along with many other teachers in the district (they were so impressed by the applications that they ordered 3 more sets than they planned on....which might be here late but will have bigger screens and more gigs....can you guess which lucky team of 3 will get these 3 late arriving chromebooks?)
So, I just spent my entire evening at a training on Google. I am very google saavy but my teammates and I, always aware that there is more to learn, opted to take the class just in case there was new information and there was. We could have planned (and probably still will) a parent information night.
Knowing this was coming, we have also been taking a serious look at some LMS options. For those of you who aren't familiar with the concept of LMS, it stands for Learning Management System. Up until recently, we have used Edmodo but I have always found it to be cumbersome. When the district swtiched to Google Apps, I considered using Google Classroom but since it is so new, wanted something with a little more functionality. Recently, however, we were introduced to Schoology and I am now thoroughly in love, feeling that I have finally found an LMS which was well planned out vs something that grew organically (and somewhat disastrously) the way Edmodo has.
I see a post in the future about selecting the right LMS for you....but I spent all afternoon/evening at a class, so tonight is not that night.
Part of being in the Silver Linings program (yes that is the official name and yes they actually turned that into an educational acronym about technology integration) means that I have to engage in some reflection on the chromebooks effect on my classroom....so I think blogging will be back in for me, as I work to gather my thoughts on how this is all going.
And as one of my parents emails always says this year - blame any typos on my Apple products.
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Monday, January 20, 2014
Edmodo: A new way to build connections
As teachers, we often seek to
build connections
and we want to offer new and varied learning opportunities to our students.
One way I do this is through
. If I find a
cool video
, but I already taught the content, I might
post it on Edmodo as a review
. All the neat things I find, I link through Edmodo. And
I find more neat things because other teachers post them on Edmodo
If you're not familiar with Edmodo, it is
like facebook for the classroom
. You have a wall to which posts by any community you are a part of appear. You can filter by community; for example I can look at my science class. And you can write a post that goes out to one or multiple communities.
Edmodo also has the ability to
create simple digital quizzes
that autograde or you can have students
turn in assignments online
through the site.
It is not a perfect site and has a lot of things I would love to change or fix, but it is
and has
increased communication
amongst my students (they help each other with homework) and between myself and my students (they send me direct messages).
One of my favorite features is my
and the "backpack." My library is
basically a folder where I can post all kinds of materials
for my students. I can link certain folders in my library to different class groups where they always have the materials I have provided. I can even
link my google drive folders to my library
, so things I upload become available to my students and so I can directly post google drive materials to the group walls.
Additionally, students have a
which works in a similar way so that they can share work with me. Once they have linked their google drive to their backpack, anything they do in drive can be turned in through edmodo. Since we already used drive, this is an easy step for them to instantly get their work in one place for me to see (rather than the old way where I hunted through shared folders to find the materials).
Here's a
great resource to get you started
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Monday, January 6, 2014
One day I realized...I had another educational blog
As I have re-increased my blogging, I was looking through old blogs and realized I had posted about teaching on
this blog
There is actually some coolish stuff there, including:
1. An introduction to me
2. two different posts on prepping for back to school
3. The Flipped Classroom (I should do a new one, as I have a lot more ideas!)
4. Bookmarking with Symbaloo
5. One of the back to school entries also hits on some management concerns.
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Sunday, January 5, 2014
Balance - a necessary target for a successful teacher
I have not had my best teaching year this year. In fact, I have felt more burned out and unsuccessful than ever. Additionally, I have let my stress level and frustration escalate and I often feel emotionally out of control. A concerned coworker recommended I see a doctor - but I know myself well enough to consider some other changes first. As teachers, we all get stressed. If you're getting over-stressed, feel free to join me as I work through my issues and try to improve the quality of my life (and my teaching).
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Tomorrow, I go back to work with kids and I want to be ready. To get there, I certainly need to check my plans and be ready to go in that way, but I also want to be emotionally ready for the week and day so I googled some blogs on creating a balanced life. The following one caught my attention and I have taking the nine steps and written my own thoughts.
How to Create a Balanced Life: 9 Tips to Feel Calm and Grounded
by Jasmin Tenjeloff
Jasmin's words of wisdom or
my thoughts and reflections
This step is just about taking stock. The following areas are getting way too much negative attention:
My body/health
My perspective of my husband's body and health
Work - particularly my relationships with colleagues
Work - my feelings about the curriculum I am using and it's efficacy
Work -grading
Work - my student teacher (who is great and I shouldn't feel negative about....but apparently I am territorial)
Social Life - what on Earth did I do to all my close friendships...and do I have any hobbies anymore?
However, in order to not focus on the negative, here are some things I feel good about:
My relationship with my husband
My relationship with my students
Science - I love the new integrated curriculum!
My dog - yes this is a weird thing to put on the list, but walking the dog and visiting the dog park on too fairly relaxing parts of my life at the moment
WCIRA (my local branch of the Colorado Council International Reading Association) - I am feeling good about my role in it and the literacy fair coming up (planned and orchestrated by yours truly)
Drama Club - I have an awesome group this year
Cross Country - it was great to be a full time coach for the first time ever; I had a much better relationship with the kids
This step is supposed to be looking at internal (Mind, Heart- Relationships, Body) vs external (Work, Social, Family, Fun) and seeing if the two are balanced and also seeing if your struggle with individual categories. As mentioned, social, work, and body are pretty weak and relationships outside of my marriage are weak. Also, since I am obviously stressed out, I am not doing so good on my mind piece. Balancing mind is basically are you both challenging yourself intellectually and giving yourself time to relax. I am definitely not doing a good job at relaxing my mind, lately. So, knowing this are my issue areas, what next?
Set Goals.
Work: be ready for each week and accept that things aren't perfect, keep up on grading, take some time to connect with my colleagues both at and outside of work, use the messenger tool to keep in contact with my allies, aka parents (so hopefully my students don't overwhelm me with there awesome powers for incomplete and missing work)
Body: work out (not just walking) - maybe even do the half-marathon that Mary (coworker) asked me to join in on, only one cup of coffee (with less creamer), cut out the sweets
Invite friends over more often and more friends (whether I think we're close or not)
I don't know what category this is: keep the house tidy (use my cleaning list)
Fun: go hiking and biking more often (hiking at least once a month, biking at least once a week)
Mind: cut out the stupid puzzle games on the i-pad and read a book or meditate
4. Plan Tasks.
All grading for the week should be done by Tuesday of the next week --> grade more in class, the kids learn more from it anyways!
3rd period = science plans
7th and after school = social studies
*Schedule times to have official chats with Kelsey (student teacher); do not feel like I have to support her at every moment
Invite coworkers to FAC at my house at least twice this spring semester
Participate at least once a week in the work exercise group
Other - this is an education blog, so I am going to drop that (but just remember to take care of all of you, it makes work less stressful, too)
What is the most important thing you've accomplished in the past? How did you stay focused toward this goal? How did you handle your fears, doubts, anxieties, worries, and negative self talk? How does it feel to know that you accomplished the goal in spite of these parts of yourself?
Just being the best teacher I can be every day is the most important thing I accomplished. I didn't focus on the fears, doubts, anxieties, worries, or negative self talk in the past. Instead, I focused on making changes and doing my best. I used to feel really annoyed with teachers who jumped into the tornado of negativity because I knew it was a mind-set you could accept or reject, so I guess I need to focus on the successes and the power I have to do better in the future and to constantly strive. I also need to remember that I was bored before I became a teacher and that other jobs didn't challenge, excite, or fulfill me as much as teaching does!
Always learning! Go to more conferences and learning opportunities. I have been decidedly neglectful of all the extra opportunities I could take to re-excite my teaching!
6. Prepare.
I don't feel like grading --> Grade at least one class a day for longer items (do not expect myself to take it home, home is for relaxing), grade it with the kids!, Mondays = grade all day if needed to get things in by Tuesday; sports need this info in a timely manner for eligibility
My plans aren't ready, oh well --> hold to my schedule, 3rd hour is always science, etc.
Spend one day a week with Jason (the other social studies teacher) and one with Daina (the other science teacher = better relationships with my colleagues and balancing that with enough time on my own
Kelsey is an excellent student teacher who is hell-bent on growing. Don't turn passive aggressive when frustrated, just talk to her.
7. Empower.
What do you need to remember in those times? What are things you can say to that self-sabotaging part of yourself?
Be kind to yourself.
Balance won't feel good if you're cruel to yourself in creating it!
"Remember the first and second year you - full of vim and vinegar!"
"You're happiest when grading is not looming over you!"
"Don't think like a 6th grader; the people around you are not out to get you and they don't dislike you."
8. Connect.
Is there a person or a tactic you can use to keep yourself supported, motivated, and focused in those hard times? I highly recommend connecting and sharing your inner process with someone. Find someone who can help you challenge your inner demons, and celebrate your little accomplishments.
I have a friend in mind - who tends to be uber-busy. If I can let her know I need her, maybe we can support each other (as we're both teachers and she is working on her masters degree right now).
9. Plan.
Just like accomplishing any goal in life, it takes time and effort to overcome your habitual patterns and create new ones. If you stay on track with this detailed and intentional process for three whole months, then there is a good chance you will create new habits to enjoy a more balanced life going forward!
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Tackle Technology: Conquering Teacher Fears
"Do one thing every day that scares you." -Eleanor Roosevelt
"Do not be too squeamish about your actions, all life is an experiment."
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
As teachers, we're often pushed to try new things and technology is certainly up there on the list. Recently, I got my hands on an iPad and have been playing with various technologies for teachers. The apps I have tried far exceed what I have included here. Here's a few things I have learned.
Lesson Planning Apps:
Every teacher has a different expectation for planning apps. There are good ones out there, but your individual needs will ultimately drive your choice.
Planbook Touch
Option 1:
Planbook Touch.
I chose this app after testing the computer version (and various other free planning apps). It is somewhat
customizable and you can enter standards
into plans (sadly, this feature is "coming soon" to the app and is currently only available on the desktop version - when it comes, the ability to click on a standard to include in my plans will be its predominant feature). There are many other similar planning apps. Many reviewers suggested that this is a poor choice for elementary teachers. $9.99
Update: After some use, I say don't waste your time unless you only plan on your devise or a computer. I want a program that syncs between home and school - it's too expensive to get this software for my iPad, and 2 work computers (not including my home computer if I was so inclined). Also I ran into some scheduling problems with the app that do not exist in the Windows edition. Try
iLesson Plans
instead for a cheaper, iPad only option.
Option 2:
and Dropbox.
Instead of paying for a planning app
use whatever template you currently use on your computer
along with Dropbox to share files between your computer(s) and iPad. Unlike an actual planning app, it will not sync with a calendar, which is a downside for many teachers. For me, sharing on Dropbox makes it preferable and I can honestly say that Pages was the best purchase I have made for the iPad. I am astounded at how nice a document I can make with this app and unlike Google Drive, the tables are fully functional, with merge cell capability and other things that please me. Since my lesson planning template is a fancy table, this was important.
Pages: $9.99; Dropbox: Free!
Option 3:
One teacher I read about puts his plans in Evernote, then takes photos of students, their work, and writes a mini-reflection. He puts entire units in one "note" so that the next year he can look directly through his day by day plan with reflections and make the changes he needs to make. It's a great idea for year-to-year planning. Free!
Apps for Notes/Meetings:
I wanted the iPad to replace the binder I carry with me (the one that gets overfull with information by the end of the year) so I need it to store my notes for the year. I can keep notes from staff meetings, parent meetings, team meetings, committee meetings, trainings, etc.
A notebook that allows you to use your finger or a styles to create
hand-written notes.
If your handwriting is nice enough, it also lets you search your notes. For example, I can search for notes on "Pete" so we can review interventions in place and their results at a later meeting. Also, as a
drawing style app
, it allows me to use mind-mapping in my notes, unlike a type-based app. Syncs with Evernote so you can see other notes at the same time. Free!
Update: This has become one of my favorite apps and several colleagues who have watched me use it have asked about it. I am to go-to-teacher for old notes from meetings because I have them all in one place and they're easy to find (sorted into individual "notebooks" as opposed to all in one binder or hard notebook). I can take photos of documents we look at or use, or a co-workers notes to include in my own. I have also e-mailed pages to colleagues or my boss. This app is a gem.
type-based notebook tool.
Allows you to take photos that are inserted directly into the note. Has a checkbox tool so you can insert click-able boxes into your notes. Includes all Penultimate notebooks for viewing (not editing). Free!
Management Apps:
How can we keep track of what our students are doing?
Sorry to mention this one again, but with Evernote, I can
photograph student work
or a behavior reflection a student fills out and file it away for a later parent-teacher conference, to share with my peers in an
RtI discussion
. I don't have to worry about saving the hard copies in my overfull binder. I can even use the checkbox feature and a pre-made RtI checklist and check off interventions we choose for this student. Free!
Class Dojo:
I have mentioned this before, but Class Dojo works with an internet based program for
tracking student behavior (good and bad)
. I intend to use this to keep better track of off-task behavior, but also to help encourage me to reward great behavior. This is something I am going to use in conjunction with my classroom economy (click to get started on your own). Printable reports, make it useful for sharing at conferences. Free!
Similar to Class Dojo but with more complete classroom features. It syncs with Dropbox and allows you to input
seating charts, attendance, behaviors reports
(either click a button or type in a customized note), and has a
gradebook feature
. You can sort students by names and grades and do a few other fancy things. This is more app than I need, but I thought I would share. Free!
Calendar Apps:
Any calendar app is a good one. I use
because I liked how easy it was to sync with other Calendars (like my Google calendar) and I like the "Agenda" feature. This calendar is nothing special. There are probably others that are just as great if not better. Free!
Instructional Apps:
Some things to make your classroom the best it can be.
Voice Dream:
text-to-voice app
. Reads about 30 seconds at a time to students who struggle with reading. I can open documents from my Dropbox in this app and it will read it to students. Free! (The full version does not stop after 30 seconds - but clicking play every few seconds isn't a big deal to me).
voice-to-text app
. This app requires a little training because you have to teach kids to add punctuation as they are speaking. It means they have to be very thoughtful as they "write." If students do not stop at the end of a sentence and say "period" they end up with a lot of editing to do when they are done, but you can edit your text using the keyboard after speaking. One colleague and I thought it would be fun to have kids tell a story or explain something to it, then they could print and edit their story to see how important punctuation is in making something clear and understandable.
A free
whiteboard app
which allows you to
make animated lessons
. I haven't played with it a lot yet, but I am excited to try.
Know of some great apps that are helpful to a variety of teachers at all levels? Share!
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Class Dojo: A Great Classroom Management Tool
Create a Class Dojo account to help keep track of student behaviors or skills long term. This is a great customizable tool for teachers! See the image slideshow below to to see some of it's features.
Slide Overview:
Teacher Login
What is "Class Dojo"?
Create Multiple Classes (or Multiple Assessment Tools)
It's easy to create a class
Add students
Create Behaviors - Positive and Negative
Start class and monitor behaviors
Look at whole class reports
Look at student level reports
Communicate with parents
Create student logins (if desired - students under 13 should not legally be given this privilege)
Be creative!
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In Martina's 3 clay court wins I thought Martina really just played her off the court in the first two and took advantage of a bad Evert day in the third. Chris struck the ball well in the 84 French final. She began that match playing much better than she did the beginning of the 85 and 86 finals that she won. In the 87 French SF I don't think Chris was psyched up to play. Martina's start wasn't good yet Chris couldn't take advantage. After the first set Martina relaxed and cruised even when Chris started to hit the ball better.
I always agreed with Joanne Russell's take and Shriver's take on the difference between Martina's play in 84 and the two subsequent finals. In 84 Martina didn't play around. Once she got her nose in front she did what she did best by increasing the pressure. But Martina suffered from the same kind of cockiness that Boris showed on clay. They each felt they could win the French from the baseline like a true clay courter.
In 85 Martina didn't play well. Her serve was off and her approach shots were way off. Shriver said she was lucky that she wasn't playing a serve and volleyer that day or she would've lost even easier. And if you watch her SF vs. Kohde she played the same way and struggled vs. a player she always destroyed on clay. It had drama and it was a great break through for Chris. But I don't regard this as their best match in terms of quality. Neither did Mary Carillo.
I found 86 shocking. Chris had a horrid start and instead of pressuring Chris, Martina hung back in the second. She played like she thought she could beat the greatest clay courter ever on red clay from the back of the court. As Russell said, she grooved Chris' strokes for her. Once warmed up Martina could no longer attack. She got passed left and right. The last set and a half was an Evert clinic. But I still believe Martina could've/should've won that match in an hour.
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