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In my time at The Knot, I've come across some pretty cute wedding children. But these kids are just plain awkward.
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Handsy Ring BearerIn his defense, the beading on her dress does bring out her boobs...
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Kissing KidsShe just doesn't get the hint. He's just not that into you.
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Globalization and African Ethnoscapes: contrasting Nigerien Hausa and Nigerian Igbo migratory orders in the U.S.
Article first published online: 28 JUN 2008
DOI: 10.1525/city.2004.16.1.5
City & Society
Volume 16, Issue 1, pages 5–13, June 2004
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REYNOLDS, R. R. and YOUNGSTEDT, S. M. (2004), Globalization and African Ethnoscapes: contrasting Nigerien Hausa and Nigerian Igbo migratory orders in the U.S. City & Society, 16: 5–13. doi: 10.1525/city.2004.16.1.5
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- Issue published online: 28 JUN 2008
- Article first published online: 28 JUN 2008
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- Hausa;
- Niger;
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- Nigeria;
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This short essay, which is a preface to two full length articles by Reynolds and by Youngstedt, also in this volume, highlights important contrasts between two African migratory orders in cities in the United States, especially by examining economic conditions under which the two communities use global information technologies as tools of community cohesion and formation in diaspora. The central contrast is that Nigerien Hausa experiences rest at the margins of the formal economy or at their engagement within informal economies, while Nigerian Igbo peoples' experiences as brain drain professionals means that they are by nature of their migratory order integrated into the hegemonic core of global capital. Ultimately, our ethnographically-based evidence poses two queries: how does space-time compression operate differentially in the creation of new "global" communities, and secondly, how are significant groups of global actors emerging as the various strands of globalizing economies take new root within and across old ethnic and national and religious imaginaries of community?


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CAMPTON — William Bullard Rooney, Jr., 76, of Owl St. died June 29, 2014, at Speare Memorial Hospital, in Plymouth, after a period of failing health.
Born in Milford, Massachusetts on August 22, 1937, William was the son of William Bullard, Sr., and Edna Marie (Thomes) Rooney. He has been a resident of the Plymouth and Campton area for the past thirty plus years.
William enlisted in the US Navy, where he served seven years. He then enlisted in the US Air Force and served for over twenty-four years as a Nuclear Weapon Technician.
William was a member of the Durant-Haley American Legion Post #66 and the Mount Prospect Veterans of Foreign War Post #4483, both in Plymouth. He was also a member of 40/8 Military Group, the Military Order of the Cootie, the Mount Livermore Grange #288, as well as several other organizations
William is predeceased by his brothers, Richard and Karl Rooney.
William is survived by his brothers, Frank Rooney of Florida, David Rooney of Massachusetts, nieces and nephews, sister-in-law, Rachel Miller of Campton, and his significant other of many years, Ramona A. Mack of Campton.
A graveside service will be held in the NH Veterans Cemetery, on Tuesday, July 29, at 11 a.m.
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How to Fix 5 Pesky Beauty Problems, From Smudged Nails to Clogged Brushes
It seems that no matter how hard we try, our beauty regimen is always booby-trapped — our perfect shade of lipstick gets discontinued, our gloss develops a disgusting white film, and our freshly painted nails always smudge. What's a girl to do?
Thankfully, InStyle got the scoop on several beauty tricks that we could all try to save us money and headaches. Let us know how they work!
1. Smudged Polish
It's really the worst when we just finish the most perfect coat of polish ever, then we go to get up and bang a digit on the counter, leaving a big ol' smudge. Of course it's sometimes just easier to wipe the nail clean and start over, but what if you didn't have to? Next time fate strikes, dab a small amount of non-acetone remover over the smudge with the pad of your finger to smooth out the edges, cover it with a light coat of polish, then follow up with a clear coat. If you're like many of us who just don't have the time to literally wait for paint to dry, try setting your freshly polished fingers into ice cold water for three minutes. The chilly bath will essentially freeze the polish and you'll be ready to get on with your life much sooner.
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Makeup brushes aren't cheap — especially if you need to buy several a year after they get cakey with product — so makeup artist Fiona Stiles recommends washing your brushes once a month with dish detergent to break down the oils of the product, then laying them on a paper towel to dry. Don't leave them standing in a cup, either, as this allows water to seep into the base and rot the bristles, says makeup artist Jake Bailey.
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Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 Aldershot Town
Sheffield Wednesday will play West Ham United at Hillsborough in the third round of the FA Cup after edging past Aldershot Town with a 1-0 win at home in the second round. In front of a crowd of around 10,162. Ryan Lowe scored the only goal of a game bereft of any real clear-cut chances or excitement.
Aldershot Town can be very proud of themselves as they gave Wednesday a tough ride, Gary Megson even saying after the game that they looked like a League One side for large parts of the game, something which opposing manager Dean Holdsworth must be pleased about.
The away side more than held their own in an otherwise drab first half; Michael Rankine took aim in the 12th minute but his shot was straight at Wednesday keeper O'Donnell, Alex Rodman had his effort deflected behind for a corner and in the 32nd minute on the counter attack. Luke Guttridge looked set to score from a cut-back across the box, only for a last-ditch block from Wednesday captain Rob Jones preventing the ball from hitting the back of the net.
They also defended manfully on the rare occasions in the first-half when Wednesday had any real, threatening attacks; Chris Lines jinked his way around the Aldershot defence only to see his curling shot headed away from goal while on the stroke on the half-time, a brilliant sliding block from Darren Jones prevented Ryan Lowe tapping in from a James Tavernier cross.
However, only three minutes into the second half, all their hard work was undone. Thanks to awful defending from a punt up-field, the ball managed to bounce straight through to Ryan Lowe, who on half-volley slotted past Aldershot keeper Jamie Young to put Wednesday in front. The second half continued in the same vein as the first with few chances; Wednesday right-back Tavernier, on loan from Newcastle United impressed, his jinking run in the 62nd minute led to a brilliant cross which Chris O'Grady unfortunately couldn't connect with, while on the 68th minute, Wednesday nearly scored a second from a carbon copy of the first, this time though Lowe put his shot over the bar.
Very little happened from then on; Adam Smith had his shot saved well by O'Donnell while down the other end O'Grady had his shot palmed round the post by Young. Things picked up when Jermaine Johnson came on from Chris Sedgwick, and could've bagged himself a hat-trick in the final stages of the game. His first contribution came by playing in O'Grady, whose shot was deflected over the bar, before having three chances himself in injury time. In the second minute of injury time, he shimmied his way into the box before hitting his shot straight at Young, and a minute later was put clean through on goal to wrap the game up but put his shot wide. Then just before the final whistle, he dragged his shot wide of goal from far out.
Wednesday will play West Ham United on the weekend of January 7, and while Megson said the club would be pleased with any draw, many will be hoping the Owls get through to play a Premiership side in the fourth round.


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My daddy always did say that my eyes were bigger than my stomach... unfortunately not bigger than my hips, but that's another story... Anyway, I actually went food shopping this weekend! My poor teenager, he was starving because mom had let the refrigerator get to 'showroom' status, Again.
I started out with a list but after going through the produce aisle, it kinda got forgotten. The bananas, the lettuce, the tomatoes, the avacados, little variety lettuce packages, celery, apples, peaches, mushrooms... they were all so beautiful and so healthy! I went a little overboard and yes, I bought all of those and more.
Then, I get home and realize what I've done... on a week when my teenager will be out of town for FOUR days! Guess what I've been eating non stop since Saturday? MM hmm, salad, salad and MORE salad. I'm tellin' ya, I will probably live to 100!
Excuse me while I go whip up a batch of brownies to balance it all out!
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Modern Basics
What Kind of Shopper Are You?
When holiday shopping do you —
frequent the Black Friday sales?
shop the week before Christmas?
make all your gifts handmade?
slowly gather gifts over the course of months?
I am kinda a collection of all these! I always have the best intentions of starting early, making some and buying others as they are on sale. But I usually end up the week before, with half my list yet to be completed or purchased. If your inbox is anything like mine, then you've had an onslaught of emails this week with all the great deals starting on Friday. I just want to highlight this one for you –
This amazing sale over at Martingale for the whole weekend! Even Modern Basics will be 50% off! Get … Read More »
Salt Lake Area – Quilt Retreat
For those of you that are local to the Salt Lake area – check out this fun retreat coming up this month! I'll be sharing my quilts in a trunk show on Friday – you should come!
If you need some time away before the rush of the Holidays to work and finish your loved ones handmade gifts or just want to Quilt, then join me and bring a friend to the Quilt Retreat this: November 18th and 19th. The retreat will be located at the beautiful Ivory Ridge Swim and Tennis Club in Lehi, Utah.
All you need to bring: Your Projects, Supplies and Machine!
Quilt Retreat Itinerary
Friday, November 18th Saturday, November 19th
9:30am – 10:30am Registration … Read More »
Modern Basics Trunk Show
Hi there! I hope you all had a great weekend, and an extra day off for many of you! It's been a nice weekend here – no sewing though. Maybe next week!
I wanted to share about where YOU can see my quilts this month:
Country Stitches in Lansing, Michigan has 5 quilts from Modern Basics, and lots of books for purchase!
Neal's Vacuum & Sewing Center in Muscatine, Iowa also has 5 quilts from Modern Basics, and the book will be on sale for $19.99 for this month!
Check out their site's and let me know if you go visit!
PS – if you are a shop owner and would love to have my quilts visit your shop – email me! I'll get the details to you … Read More »
Modern Basics – Back in Stock!
Hi friends! Modern Basics is back in stock and you can get your autographed copy, right here via paypal.
About Modern Basics:
Love the idea of quilting but limited by time and resources? Oh, and the fact that you barely know how to sew? Here's the answer! With bright, modern prints and simple patterns, Amy Ellis eases new quilters into a lifelong creative adventure. Simple instructions guide you at every step, from cutting and piecing to finishing your fabulous first quilt.
Choose from 14 striking designs; each is made from just one block
Create beautiful blocks that showcase fun, contemporary fabrics
Find great tips for squeezing creativity into your busy life
Just click the button and leave me a note for who to sign it to, and I will ship it off to you right away!
On Sale for $19.99 + Domestic Shipping
Oh my goodness! How many of the quilts have you had a chance to look through? I know some of you were flustered on Friday with the blogger outage, hopefully everything has been restored for you! It made me glad that I had moved to a wordpress blog – because I did not need one more thing to stress about last week! I need to catch up with hundreds of emails, and begin processing my Market experience. Such an overload of quilting people and friends, and networking opportunities for The Sewing Summit!
Here's a quick picture from my schoolhouse – which went great – thankfully! Never mind my funny face, I'm talking.
I had so much fun talking with anyone and everyone about Modern Basics! This is me signing books for people waiting … Read More »
More Preparations for Quilt Market
In preparing for my first Market experience, and promoting Modern Basics, I've got a few things to get together this week!
Monday afternoon I picked up my quilts that had been hanging at Seasons of Home last month. Then yesterday I added all the labels and sewed two sleeves, for the quilt that will be hanging in Martingale's booth (#1200). I'll finish the hand-stitching over the course of the next few evenings. I even packed the ready quilts into suitcases, so I don't have to refold, or take the time to do it later! Why do it later, when I can do it now?
If you will be at Market my scheduled events include:
Thursday Schoolhouse – 4:20pm
Saturday Book Signing – 10:00am
Sunday Book Signing – 10:00am
Beyond that…tweet … Read More »
Six thousand, five hundred, and fifty-one!
What does that number mean?
The number of times, I tell my kids to stop running in the house each week?
The number of times I leave my house over the course of the month, as I go to and from school?
It's the number of copies of my book that sold in the first two months!!
A sincere and heartfelt THANK YOU to those of you that have already bought books and have sought them out in your local communities. I am so grateful to be a part of this supportive community!
If you haven't gotten your copy of Modern Basics yet I have a couple signed copies available here, or ask your local quilt shop to get it in stock! My local shop, Seasons of … Read More »
Posie Patch – All Gussied Up!
I hope you had a great Easter weekend! We enjoyed time with family and friends, and were blessed!
I also, took a bit of time to get my quilt "Posie Patch", from the cover of my book, ready to hang at the Home Machine Quilt Show (HMQS) in a couple weeks. If you are local to Salt Lake, and have a bit of free time – you should visit! (There's a $1 off coupon for admission on their site too.)
I added a quilt sleeve (my first!) to the back.
And installed the first of my labels!
I used Steam a Seam to quickly added it to the back.
And now, it's all set! HMQS is May 5-7, at South Towne Expo Center. Seasons of Home will be there with new … Read More »
Quilt Labels!
After procrastinating and researching label options for all the quilts in my book, I decided to go to Spoonflower! When I was originally making the quilts, I wasn't able to label them, as the title of my book wasn't confirmed. So I sent them off to Martingale with no permanent labels. Now with Market around the corner, labels are necessary!
These will be getting some fusible webbing over the weekend and attached to the appropriate quilt.
I will definitely be going back to print more labels in the future. Simple and great looking!
Happy Quilting ~
The Quilting Book Club
Recently, I was contacted by Shawna at 1 Choice 4 Quilting, about making quilts as a group from Modern Basics. What a great idea!
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There is no cost to participate, just get a book and find the fabrics that you want to use, or grab a kit here! The Quilt Book Club will use one book for 4-6 months, each month will be a new pattern, and you are welcome to join for just one month, or make one every month! It's up to you!
Shawna has a flickr group set up to show off your quilts in progress, and learn from each other as you sew. Of course, since the group is starting with Modern Basics, I will be checking in … Read More »
Trunk Show Weekend & a Winner!
Hi there! I hope you all had a great weekend, with spring break this week, ours has been very relaxed!
Saturday afternoon, I spent at Seasons of Home, meeting and chatting with fellow quilters, and fabric lovers. It was fun!
Natalia took a few pictures for us:
I'm talking in all these, so my expressions are pretty funny!
It was great to show off the quilts again!
Questions and answers about the quilts and how I ended up writing a book.
There were more quilts hanging around the shop too :
The shop is in a historic home, and a tight fit!
The winner of the Sponsor Giveaway, last week:
Helen doesn't have a blog, … Read More »
Trunk Show & Book Signing – This Saturday
Need an outing this weekend?
This Saturday, my local quilt shop is hosting an open house and book signing event! You should come, I would love to meet you in person!
I was at the shop yesterday and was able to see my quilts hanging – they are so cheery. I will have all of the quilts in the book, and more, so you will be able to view them all. And Seasons of Home has a number of copies of my book available, or if you already have one, I can sign it there.
Saturday – April 9th, 2-5pm
Seasons of Home
6 South 200 West
Midway, UT 84049
I hope you will join in the fun!


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A life without oral diseases
Based on preventive dentistry, based on forecast avoid the appearance of different diseases of the mouth with its main goal is to create awareness in society about the importance of dental health then we ask:
How to create awareness on prevention of oral diseases?
Therefore I consider it important to maintain oral health as only when in pain or not missing a tooth, we realize the relevance in our lives, and that if we have many children do not instill habits from brushing teeth 3 times a day is desirable from an early age have a good hygiene. . It would be good to implement various preventive programs or quickly detect the disease that is present as oral diseases are a public health problem very often. So these projects are necessary to prevent or cure disease, as there is a lack of education on dental hygiene and the great need of treatment, as has been demonstrated by studies that spew very high results for the existence of caries, the foster care programs and preventive measures since to maintain good oral health since the arrest in children and adolescents which subsequently benefit for permanent teeth. It is therefore necessary to identify risk factors and different types of prevention as the disease (caries, periodontitis |, gingivitis, among others.)
Dental cavities (caries and dental esthetics, 2011) infectious disease caused by bacteria, affects the hard tissues of teeth (enamel, dentin, cementum) is dependent sugar is the main thing would be very complex to protect the tooth, reducing the substrate (food) for bacteria, this reduces the control diet (reducing sugars), application d is in fluoride gels / toothpastes, knowing the type of brush and proper technique of brushing teeth.
Gingivitis (Wikipedia, 2011) Addressing the issue over which we speak was the gingivitis here are more important aspects of this disease. is one of the dental diseases that occur more often causes infl
ammation and bleeding of the gums caused by food debris caught between teeth, is directly related to inadequate cleaning, as stated above is important to know the techniques to use them properly brushing, oral hygiene and small soft brush, use of interdental hygiene items appropriate for each case (dental floss, toothpicks, brushes, gauze, etc..) are essential to prevent and treat this disease.
Symptoms of gingivitis
Gingivitis is manifested as an intense redness of the gums around the base of the teeth, associated with local swelling, pain. This adds to the feeling of mobility of the teeth.
It is very common to bleed when brushing your teeth regularly or eating. It is also common bad breath and, in severe cases, accumulation of pus.
Causes of gingivitis
• Poor oral hygiene results in plaque formation, formed by the accumulation of food debris, and consequently, they produce toxins that irritate the gums and destroy supporting tissues around the teeth.
• Deficiency of vitamin C ...
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A December 2012 poll of 809 Americans on a broad range of energy issues showed a very strong sentiment that increased domestic energy production should not be allowed to jeopardize the country's clean water supplies.
The survey, conducted for the nonprofit Civil Society Institute and the Environmental Working Group by ORC International and released Thursday, essentially said respondents are "not opposed" to more domestic energy production, but not at the expense of clean water, more energy efficiency and expanded wind and solar power.
A few nuggets from the survey:
· 94% of respondents (a roughly equal mix of Democrats, Republicans and Independents) said they want political leadership to balance calls for more energy production with protections for clean water and air.
· 91% said it is important that their representatives in Congress show leadership on a "national agenda for clean energy and protecting America's water and air."
· 92% said U.S. energy planning and decisions should be based on "a comprehensive understanding of what our national water resources are" - a national roadmap the organizations said was requested by Congress, but never delivered.
· 86% said they want leadership on moving from coal and nuclear energy to wind and solar (72% of Republicans, 83% of Independents and 97% of Democrats).
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Shoffner faces trial March 3 on a 14-count extortion and bribery indictment, which accuses her of accepting $36,000 from a bond dealer in exchange for steering state business his way. Shoffner asked Friday that the counts be thrown out on grounds that the allegations don't involve interstate commerce.
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"You Gotta Be Kidding!"
by Mickey Charles, CEO Sports Network
Whatever accomplishments individuals are making
in the world of sports these days, months and years necessitate an
asterisk...some sort of notation, symbol or cipher. The playing field is not
even remotely similar to that of their predecessors, the ones whose names
adorned the record books, plaques, Halls of Fame and media guides...until now.
Barry Bonds can deny it until hell freezes over but working with Charles Atlas
after someone kicked sand in his face on the beach did not turn him from a
slight of build, but talented, baseball player into someone that bench presses
Volkswagens before breakfast. His physical tools are superior to anything
Hank Aaron ever saw in the locker room mirror, and the ones that are provided
to him, the equipment used to send various baseballs to a more often than not
watery grave in San Francisco, is state of the art. Each time his bat extends
the record-setting pace he is setting, it is making contact with a baseball
intended to travel farther than anything Ruth, Cobb, Gehrig, DiMaggio,
Williams and others ever imagined.
On the professional gridiron, where mayhem and the mentality of the Coliseum
in Rome runs rampant, there is a kill or be killed approach to what is
allegedly a sport. Men suffer injuries that will alter their post-playing
days and dismiss the fact that the median age for ex-NFL players going to the
big stadium in the sky is 55...sort of like the speed limit. Interesting play
on words there. You figure it out.
How do you compete at that level without some "medical support?" Tough, but
one should and just hit the weights and exercise facility. Hell, I don't
play, so who am I to talk, but what about the records being broken by guys
making certain their bones are wearing gear that those who originally set the
records never envisioned. Leather helmets?
If the NBA season was to be extended again, it would be year 'round with the
playoffs ending just as the new season was about to begin. Consequently,
scoring records are being set with a great many more games, three-point
baskets, a shot clock to force more frequent attempts and training regimens
that never existed decades ago. That is certainly not the fault of any of the
athletes, before or after, but the game is not the same as it was and there
should be some sort of "cut-off point" where old records are secured and new
ones are recorded. The expectancy of improvement, as with anything at
all...particularly in sports, is a natural evolutionary process. It cannot be
denied nor stopped but that does not alter the fact that some records were
recorded under a certain set of conditions and others under a distinctly
different set.
It is inevitable that the level of play improves, the courses get longer and
more difficult, balls are made to travel farther, clubs are designed to
overcome any situation and someone, like Woods, still has to wield them to
achieve the desired result. But, the fact of the matter is that Nicklaus
never had that opportunity. Where would the asterisk appear? In all candor,
beats the hell out of me. Then why bring it up? Because maybe, at some
point, there should be timeline that "X" took place pre-2000 and "Y" after it.
You tell me.
The cars that traverse the track at every NASCAR event are certainly not the
same as those of decades distant or, frankly, even those of the past few
years. Does that lessen the 200 career wins of Richard Petty? Of course not
but, as with golf, there ought to be a cut-off point at which speeds went from
a high of, say, 150 mph to close to 200mph. The dynamics and technologies put
into racing today make what took place as recently as the Nineties seem
archaic and out of a factory servicing the Model T.
There's no end to it. Pole vaulters are going higher thanks to fiberglass or
carbon fiber poles, something that the ancient Greeks, Cretans and Celts never
had. But, moving the arms of the clock to high speed, as in a science fiction
movie, neither did the participants of years past (circa WWII) that thought
going over a bar 15' high was astounding. The sixteen-foot barrier was broken
with a fiberglass pole and then new all-weather runways were introduced,
replacing the cinder and dirt or clay runway. This brings us to the present
era of the pole vault where new poles are made out of a mixture of carbon and
fiberglass and men are going up, up and away at 20' with women focusing on
15' to 16'.
Should the inescapable conclusion of progress, the inexorable improvement in
physical prowess, the indisputable and inevitable betterment
technologically give rise to a flurry of asterisks all over sports record
books? I'm not really certain. I think so. What someone did under a certain
set of conditions, the accomplishments within that era and sphere, is
admirable and ought not to be passed over by betterment of the record,
eclipsing it, through the use of all that was not available to the record-
setter of years past.
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'Bones': Booth's grandfather tells it like it is
We got a rare glimpse into the childhood of Seeley Booth tonight on "Bones," in an episode that's certain to move Booth and Brennan's relationship forward. It definitely ventured into fairly well-trodden "elderly person dispenses wisdom" territory, but Booth's grandfather was so awesome that I can't really complain.
The Case: Our murder this week was far from the main event, though it was a little wacky. A house-hunting couple checking out a recently widowed man's vacant house stumble upon a foot lying in a pile of ashes on the bed. And hmm ... seems preeeetty convenient that the Realtor had just called the master bedroom "to die for," almost as if she already knew what was inside. J'accuse! ... Eh? What's that? Just a cheesy crime show cliché? Never mind, then. (Just kidding, "Bones" writers. I love you!)
Booth and I both theorize spontaneous combustion, but the "wick effect" is the likely culprit. It involves body fat, an open flame, and a "slow-burning human candle." Disgusting, but plausible. Especially since victim No. 2, Hugo, is a 5' 5", 260-pound man. Victim No. 1, Meg, used to be similarly obese, but she'd lost 100 pounds in the past year by stealing her roommate's insurance for weight-loss surgery. She met Hugo at "Club Jiggle," a club for "feeder and eater fetishists," according to Sweets. Man, there's a club for everything these days.
The Realtor isn't at all bothered by the fact that there's been a murder ("I know it should. My therapist says I'm afraid to feel." -- i.e. she's clearly a murderous sociopath), and Booth and Brennan eventually come around to my side, deciding they don't like her. If only they'd heard the "to die for" line!
But no, our murderer is the unhappy homeowner, who came in to find Meg and Hugo, who was a prospective home buyer, doing it (and by "doing it," I mean both "having sex" and "eating cake," which isn't a euphemism) in his and his dead wife's bed. Sooo he beat them to death with weird-bordering-on-creepy finials carved to portray him and his wife. "Finial" is apparently a word for those round bedpost toppers. Learn something new every day!
The Good Stuff: Booth's grandfather, who raised him after his father left, is crashing with Booth for a while after punching a male nurse in his retirement community. Awesome? He immediately exclaims to Booth, "Wow, you weren't kidding!" when meeting Brennan, and then asks Sweets if he's a friend of Parker's, and if he got his MD in a Cracker Jack box. Like grandpa, like grandson!
Caring for Hank is a little tough on Booth since Hank sometimes gets lost, or forgets to take his blood thinners, or takes a job as a greeter at the discount store. He certainly has a fondness for Brennan, though, telling Booth that if he ever needs "a little privacy with the bone doctor," he'll make himself scarce.
Booth assures him that there's nothing going on between him and Brennan, and after Hank questions his heterosexuality he insists, "She's a keeper. You should listen to me. I warned you about Rebecca being a waste of time, didn't I?" Booth protests that he can take care of his own love life, but Hank isn't buying it. And thus begins a matchmaking effort worthy of Cupid himself. For example, with Brennan in the car, he turns to Booth: "She's got talent, charm, beauty, money. And you're just friends? I didn't raise you very well." They both look at him, and Brennan looks at Booth. It's funny, but they seem torn between amused, uncomfortable, and contemplative.
Later, though, Hank gets serious with Brennan, confessing what he hasn't been able to tell Booth. Rather than Booth's father leaving them, Hank actually kicked him out after he saw his son beating Booth when he was just a kid. And Booth's dad never came back, so Hank was left with the Booth boys. "I didn't know what else to do. He was beating my grandson. Look, when the time is right, you'll tell him. And if he needs it, you'll hold him, okay?" Brennan agrees. I'm really happy to get more back story on Booth. I know he's a closed-off character, but so is Brennan, and we've spent much more time on her history.
And Hank continues to invite Brennan over to dinner, not even really trying to be subtle. All's well and good until he sets the kitchen on fire, and Booth realizes that he'd need to take a leave of absence to take care of Hank. When Brennan questions his ability to afford that, Booth desperately says, "Pops will think I don't love him." Brennan is incredulous, and rightfully so since Hank says he's afraid of hurting Booth when he tells him that he needs to get back to the retirement community. Ah, the old "dump him before he dumps me" strategy. Classic.
Before heading into the community, he asks for a minute alone with Brennan.
Hank: "You remember what I told you."
Brennan: "I remember."
Hank: "He's big and strong, but he's gonna need someone. Everyone needs someone. Don't be scared."
Brennan: "Scared of what? I'm not scared of anything."
Hank: "It all goes by so fast, you don't want any regrets."
Brennan: "I don't understand."
Hank: "Yes, you do."
I'm glad to see someone calling Brennan out on that "I don't understand" thing, because she definitely uses it as a crutch sometimes. He also gives Booth a pep talk, pointing to his heart and telling him, "It's all in there, everything you need to know. You just do what it tells you." Hugging, goodbye-ing, sadness and sweetness. And after telling (reassuring?) each other Hank didn't really say anything, they turn to leave. And Booth cutely compliments Brennan's necklace. Or rather, "That thing around your neck." Ah, boys. Knowing the word "necklace" would emasculate you to the point of being a woman? Is that it?
Odds and Ends:
- Holy cow...that imagined Booth/Brennan childhood abuse conversation is going to spark a wildfire of fanfics.
- I thought it was adorable when Brennan put together that nicknames are a sign of affection, before admitting that "Bones" is the only nickname anyone's ever given her.
- Hank with the ladies at Club Jiggle = hilarious and awesome. I want some suspenders just so I can do that dance. I'm not even joking. Rainbow ones. I'm going shopping tomorrow.
- I, much like Cam, am happy to see Clark open up a little. I was beginning to think he was an android or something. (Wait, can androids express emotion? Should I be calling him a robot? It's been way too long since I've seen "Blade Runner.")
- Hank: "You've got a pair of steel ovaries." LOVE. IT. Let's make a pact, everyone. Use this expression at least once in the next week, and maybe it'll catch on!
- Brennan at Club Jiggle: "They look quite happy. Obviously they haven't seen their blood sugar levels."
- Booth: "I thought you didn't like to go by your gut." Brennan: "Well, I was just trying it out. It's...not satisfying."
How did you like Booth's grandfather, and his matchmaking attempts? Do you believe Brennan every time she says "I don't understand"? Are you going to start approaching anything labeled "to die for" with trepidation?


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where did you find that chrome head ? i must have one.
sets your kit off PERFECTLY !!!
I walked into a Guitar Center looking for a smooth white 22 Remo Powerstroke 3 (that they actually had - it was to be my original front reso head for the bass drum), and they had the chrome head on the wall. It's a Remo Starfire head. Remo still makes them, but they're rare and not everybody has them. I told them I'll buy the one on the wall, but they didn't want to lose their display head so he went rummaging around in the warehouse and they had ONE left. $40 and I was out the door. I took the smooth white PS3 too. Got 'em home, and used Cutex nail polish remover (with acetone) to take off the Remo logo, and then applied my own Tama decals I bought off a seller on eBay (he sold me five a long time ago). And voila! Instant new front resos!
I'm itching to put a mic inside the drum, so I may cut a hole in the white PS3 and use that when I want to record. What I should've done was get TWO of the chrome heads and cut a hole in one of them.....
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Since 2008, the auction site has required that sellers use PayPal alongside other payment options, claiming to encourage methods "that are safe, easy to use, reliable, and offer high levels of protection for users".
But the ACCC was concerned that the requirement may reduce competition in contravention of section 45 of the Trade Practices Act 1974.
From 14 July, eBay will amend its policy so that sellers can choose between three required online payment methods - PayPal, Paymate and credit card - in addition to offline options.
The move was announced yesterday and welcomed by the ACCC, which had received a "substantial number of complaints" about eBay's Accepted Payment Policy.
"The ACCC considered a large amount of information as part of its investigation and considers this is an appropriate outcome," according to a statement from the Commission.
"The ACCC has decided to discontinue its current inquiries into eBay's payment policies. However, this does not restrict the ACCC from reviewing the effects of eBay or PayPal's conduct in Australia if it raises competition concerns in the future."
eBay acquired PayPal in 2002 for US$1.5 billion. In 2008, it proposed a policy that would require all transactions to occur over PayPal; however, this was rejected by the ACCC.
PayPal credit or debit card payments incur a charge of $0.30 plus between 1.1 and 2.4 percent of each transaction, in addition to withdrawal and international transaction charges.
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Israel Takes Art Investment Seriously – artmarketblog.com
Israel Takes Art Investment Seriously – artmarketblog.com
Estimated to have an annual turnover of US$50 million dollar, the Israeli art market is fast becoming a serious player on the global art market stage. There is obviously a growing interest in the art market as evinced by the ArtFi fine art and finance conference being held in Tel-Aviv on the 21st of March as part of Tel-Aviv Art Week.
The brainchild of Tel-Avid based Art Station Gallery co-owners Shiri Benartzi and Aya Shoham, Artfi will focuse on the financial aspects of art and invites the public to experience the passion of collecting art, become acquainted with the latest financial tools available for investing in art, and gain knowledge before starting to engage in this special field.
According to the conference website, "for first time in Israel, Artfi – The Fine Art & Finance Conference, provides an arena where the burgeoning Israeli art crowd can gain an in-depth knowledge on the art world, the global trends that dominate it, and its financial aspects".
Further evidence of Israel's appetite for art market information comes in the form of Artrustee, a Tel-Aviv based art market analysis and research company. Founded by Dani Koren, Artrustee bridges over the art and financial worlds by increasing market transparency and providing art market intelligence through in-depth reports, analysis and today's most updated art indexes.
According to an article written by Koren, "The passing decade brought with it important developments, such as a hike in the number of international events held here, record sales auctions and growing global recognition of Israeli art and artists".
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**Nicholas Forrest is a Sydney/London based art market analyst, art consultant and writer. He is the founder of the Art Market Blog (artmarketblog.com) which offers independent commentaries as well as research and analysis on the current art market, and has recently been published in Fabrik magazine, Verve magazine, Visual Art Beat magazine, Australian Art Collector magazine, Art & Investment magazine and many others. Nic has made several radio appearances (both nationally and internationally) as an art market expert and has received press from the likes of the New York Times, Conde Nast Portfolio and Times of London.
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The Happy Hour is held every Friday evening from 6 to 8.30pm at The Hotel Brice, 44 Avenue Maréchal Joffre, 06000 Nice. No need to book, nor to be a member, just come along ........!
The Nice branch meets for lunch on the second Wednesday of each month at 1pm. at "Les Jardins du Capitole", 52 Promenade des Anglais, 06000 Nice. Tel: 04 93 44 78 81 mail:
The "Gambetta/Promenade" bus stop is close by the restaurant. The following buses stop there: 8, 11, 52, 59, 60, 62, 70, 94, 98, 200, 217, 400 and 790. For those coming from outside Nice: the 94 comes from Vence via Cagnes-Sur-Mer, 400 from Vence via St Paul de Vence, 52 from St Laurent du Var, 217 from Villeneuve-Loubet, 59 from Levens via Saint Martin du Var and Colomars, 62 from Colomars, 70 from Carros, 200 from Cannes and the 790 from Entraunes via Entrevaux.
Exceptionally, because of the BA Alpes Maritmes AGM on the 14th, the March lunch will take place at 1pm on Tuesday 13th. There will not be a lunch in June or December due to our annual Summer Garden Party and Christmas Party.
The restaurant offers traditional French cooking and pizzas. There is a lunch time "Formule Déjeuner" at €14,50, a menu at €26 or the possibility of choosing a salad, a pizza, pasta, a meat or a fish course from the menu.
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SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved lease terms for the Pagoda Palace Tuesday following the Land Use Committee's decision to approve the terms on Monday, which allows the project to stay on schedule.
The city will be leasing the property as an extraction site for the tunnel boring machines (TBM) used for the Central Subway project. This option was looked at as an alternative to digging up the TBMs at the intersection of Columbus and Union streets, which would cause major disruption for North Beach's businesses.
Business owners in North Beach previously gave the pagoda option much support, as that would greatly diminish the impact to foot traffic in the area. But after an environmental report revealed that the foundations of five commercial buildings, six residential structures, and a church would be compromised, neighboring residents and business owners turned a skeptical eye on the Pagoda extraction site option.
The report was conducted by a geotechnical engineer commissioned by Save Muni and revealed early February.
While the city has neither the funds nor environmental clearance to add a North Beach stop on the Central Subway line, officials supporting the option have continually touted the benefit of clearing the way for a stop if the TBMs were extracted instead of buried.
One resident at the Land Use Committee's public hearing Monday called the option a "trojan horse." Unnecessary disruption would be caused by the removal of the TBMs—which would not save the city money, considering the leasing and extraction costs—and the benefit of a North Beach Central Subway station may not ever manifest.
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This Saturday, May 11 the quarter-mile will see a lot of action at Cedar Falls Raceway. Racing get's underway with a "Fun Day" and open racing for everyone. Gates open at 2 PM with racing underway at 3 PM. "This is a great opportunity to bring out your car, bike, motorcycle or dragster and make some practice or fun runs" said General Manager Dan Driscoll. "The unique thing about drag racing is that anyone with a driver's license can bring out a car, bike or truck and go racing" he continued.
Following the Fun Day action will be the popular Midnight Mania Street Drags. Midnight Mania is open at all STREET LEGAL cars, trucks and motorcycles. Gates will re-open on Saturday at 8 PM with racing underway from 9 AM until 1 AM. In addition to drag racing open runs, there will special classes for import and domestic cars. Racing will be "instant green" just like on the streets! Join us for more than "just a drag race" but a "happening" at the Midnight Mania this Saturday (May 11) at Cedar Falls Raceway.
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olive oil
potatoes, cut into wedges
carrots, peeled and cut into large chunks
onions, peeled and quartered
1 tablespoon
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1 tablespoon
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1 medium head
4 large
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lemon, juiced
salt and pepper to taste
2/3 cup
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Overall, it was delicious. However, I found the instructions unclear and very difficult to follow,as quite a few steps were missing. Definitely read the recipe and modify it before attempting to thoroughly enjoy the whole experience.
Took a while with me standing over everything watching it cook, but in the end the time was well spent. It's more of a roasted seasoned vegetable dish with rice than it is a "stew", but great nonetheless.
10 Ratings
The end result was well worth the hour and a half cooking time. The directions were a little bit hard to follow, but after making it once you get the idea :) I made this when my friends came over with their 3 year old daughter. I didn't heat the stew up to hot, so she could still use her fingers to eat with. She enjoyed this and we had fun naming the different kinds of vegetable.
I tried this recipe and it was TERRIBLE. The veggies are overcooked and the look and taste are not palatable at all. Sorry don't waste your time!
I was conflicted with how many stars to give this recipe. The end result was delicious, with complex flavour. But as other reviewers noted, there is a lot left out in the instructions. I would recommend this recipe to experienced cooks who already know how to toast the seeds, roast the garlic and peppers, and have a clear sense of the flavour and texture they are aiming for. The only change I made was adding acorn squash, which looked great today at the grocery store. And...I never figured out what the 2/3 cup cooked rice was for. Great inspiration, gaps in the instructions. Thanks!
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
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Calories: 216
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Le Picard GPS Position 49 13.836 North - 0 55.944 West
From Cherbourg:
From the ferry port follow signs for Caen and Rennes until you get onto the N13 (dual carriageway) heading southeast. Continue along the N13 to Isigny sur Mer then leave via the slip road. At the bottom of the slip road turn right onto the D5 which becomes the D11 heading for St Lo and Lison. After Lison (Gare) turn left onto the D15 heading for Tournieres and Le Molay Littry (just before a large sign denoting the Manche department). Head along the D15 to Tourniers and when opposite the church, turn into the lane on the right. Le Picard is 50 yards in front of you. Take care when turning into the driveway as the odd vehicle may emerge from the right.
From Caen (Ouistreham):
Head straight out of the town until you get onto the D515 (dual carriageway). Leave at the sliproad signposted for the Peripherique and Cherbourg. Beware the speed camera (90km) just before the exit. Remain on the Peripheriqueas it becomes the N13 heading for Cherbourg and Bayeaux. Beware the speed camera on the 70km restriction. Leave the N13 at the sliproad signposted Le Molay Littry and turn left again heading for Le Molay Littry. Cross the roundabout at Molay taking the second exit and continue on to Tournieres. Shortly after the 45km sign turn left, opposite the church and head down the lane which leads to Le Picard. Take care when turning into the driveway as the odd vehicle may emerge from the right.
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Take the D572 from Saint Lo to Bayeux, turn left on the roundabout to Le Molay Littry, turn left at the cross road to Tournieres.
Warning! do not follow your satnav from Saint Lo to Tournieres as it will lead you down very tight country lanes which are difficult to negotiate, stick to the directions above and you will remain on main roads all the way to Tournieres.
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Having spent the 2010-11 season with the United States Under-18 team, Mario Lucia scored four goals and added an assist in 15 games played, which includes three goals in six games.
Lucia plays the left wing whose listed at 6'2, 183 pounds. Lucia is a pretty good skater who has pro size. He sees the ice well, in addition to having both a good shot and a good hockey IQ. Overall, Lucia has good size and range.
On the downside, since Lucia's post-high school has consist of the 15 games he play for his country's Under-18 squad, it's hard to project how he will fare in the NHL. He effort is said to be inconsistent and he is not very gritty, although that could develop once Lucia is exposed to tougher competition.
NHL Central Scouting: 34th (among North American skaters)
International Scouting Services: 46th
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new book: market fresh mixology 2nd edition
the 2nd edition of MARKET FRESH MIXOLOGY by bridget albert with mary barranco is an interesting book. it calls for some seasonal ingredients. but it's not a "garden" fresh book. it's a "market" fresh one. i prefer to use LOCAL seasonal ingredients. however this book calls for GLOBAL seasonal ingredients.
free energy is coming. food miles will be a thing of the past. we were never supposed to use mother earth's blood as gasoline. freshness will be the only negative of using globally sourced ingredients. to remedy that high speed food transportation will be introduced. then we'll be 3-d printing cocktails before you know it.
now i've divined the future for you. maybe i should review the book. well, it's cool! i like how the chapters are divided into the four seasons. most of these original drinks are highly creative. the book itself is well organized. contains thorough yet concise information. lovely photos of many but not all of the drinks. a nice, inexpensive guide for beginners and adepts alike.
this is a great tool with which to channel your inner mixologist! some of its catchier recipes include GOOSEBERRY LEMONADE, BLACKBERRY CINNAMON MOJITO, SPICED BEET COCKTAIL, CARROT CHIC, HOT BANANA BUTTERED RUM adn the HONEYDEW SAKE COCKTAIL.
while the CAVIAR MARTINI is cool, i urge you to consider caviar. it's often harvested in a cruel manner. enjoy this more humane tipple instead:
***muddle 1 whole avocado, 5 fresh tarragon leaves.
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How's Motherhood?! Did you really just ask me that?
People ask. "How's it going? You know… How's motherhood?"
I've been trying to pin words to this experience for eight months now…
I am continually perplexed by what a slow learner I am. I think I know something, and yet it keeps coming at me, and I'm all "I know, I know," and the universe is like, "yeah, but Lisa, you don't really KNOW this yet." Oh, cellular adoption required. Okay. As you were.
So, this is another one of those. Becoming a family, becoming parents, becoming a mother… all these things for me have been like an immersion program in learning another language.
Like being dropped in the middle of Paris with a 25 year old guide book and an impractical pair of shoes (that seemed "Paris" worthy at the time.)
Yes, I was woefully underprepared.
It has been foreign. Daunting. Dizzying. Brain-melting.
But also, an adventure upon which, I have discovered, I didn't need anything apart from myself. My Self. Whatever I've managed to pick up along the way thus far.
It's stunning, glorious, mindblowing, unexpectedly romantic.
(And maybe the sleep deprivation contributes. But even Paris at night is wondrous, right? And you know you're not going to be here for long.)
Now and then, it makes me head hurt. Every now and then, it's like, holy shit, this is hard, everything being so new and foreign and strange and difficult to translate. Every now and then, I have moments where I'm like, god, could I just go somewhere quiet and safe where everyone speaks English. Where I am fluent. (I miss being fluent.) Instead of grasping for the right word, all the freaking time.
(And there are places like that… I think they're called mother's groups. I haven't hit one up yet. But I suddenly get it. And I also get why new moms always seemed to have the most inane conversations about diapers and feeding and sleep and schedules… because SO FUCKING MUCH has happened to you, so much is swirling, so much is transforming, that you just grab a safe anchor. And poo is safe. Whereas the way your marriage is shifting around, the way your relationship with your own mother or your self or your body is shifting around, is moving and mysterious and hard to put a finger on and changing every day and you suspect it's deeply different for everyone, but you're pretty sure it's all up for grabs, and that all makes them tricky things to talk about. At least, they have been for me. So, diapers and sleep schedules offer a kind of a safe place for conversation…)
I'm also discovering that every now and then, like learning a language, something suddenly clicks and stops being hard. It happens so seamlessly, you don't even realise that suddenly, you're able to order meals. Or suddenly, you're able to read all the street signs. Or suddenly, you're dreaming in another language. You don't notice, I think, because you're onto the next big learning. But every day, you're becoming fluent, you're being transformed. It just, for me, takes a while. (I know, I know. No, Lisa, not yet.)
March 11, 2014 at 00:15
My mom, in her 70s, gave me a a simple but incredible gift when I was pregnany with Liam.
A rock with the word PATIENCE on it.
Sometimes I'd like to throw it through a window but whenever I pick it up, I smile, breath, count to ten.
March 11, 2014 at 05:03
No one has described this experience for me better than this post. When I was 16 years old I plopped myself in Austria to attend an all German Austrian high school for an entire year not knowing a single word of German or anything about Austria. One would have thought that I would have prepared beforehand… but I didn't. As the months trickled by suddenly slowly and thankfully things became clearer, the language, the culture, how to get around, how to look less foreign.
Now exactly 20 years later I'm faced with another foreign cultural, linguistic experience (motherhood) that I had at the very least 9 months to prepare for…but I didn't. (Actually had to learn that it's not 9 months but 40 weeks).
Anyways, everything you described is what I have been feeling but couldn't quite explain? It's the hardest most magical thing I've ever been through. I'm glad you decided to stretch and share. Thank-you! Looking forward to some diaper chats, or maybe even God forbid something deeper….
March 12, 2014 at 03:57
I hope you don't find the delete burron. This is just right. You nailed it. I still look for my words in english every day, I still try to understand whatvthe heck is in a 5 year old mind. And when you think number 2 will be easy because you've been there done that, you get crushed by a giant boulder with "did you really think you had it all figured out?" written on it! I don't think it will ever be easy but you have to appreciate these moments when everything goes so smoothly and use them as stepping stone.
Shey just turned 2 and is a little terror. I had one of these moments tonight. He was overtired, screaming, not wanting to go to bed or do anything. I just wanted to shove him in his crib, shut the door and pretend he wasn't there. Instead I picked him up, put my mouth against his cheak and started to humm a melody. He calmed right down, cuddles me for a few minutes and I laid him down in his bed. Not a word, not a sound. I felt like a rockstar tonight!


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Witnesses in Bambari, a town 236 miles northwest of Bangui, said an initial attack early on Monday by mainly Christian militia just outside the town led to waves of reprisals by Muslim youths.
Bambari sits on a fault line that has emerged across the country, where over a year of violence has killed thousands and forced a million from their homes.
Ibrahim Alawad, a witness in Bambari, said he had counted at least 22 bodies in a village about four miles from the town after the initial attack by militia, known as 'anti-Balaka'.
"Some had been cut to pieces, some had their hearts cut out," he said. "After that the youth of the Muslim area went there. They killed about 10 anti-Balaka."


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Self-confidence is an essential trait that the Endeavor ROAR program will promote in students. One method of building self-confidence is to familiarize students with public speaking. In the daily morning meeting, students will have opportunities to express themselves as individuals and to express their opinions in front of their peers. Additionally, each grade level will have a public speaking exit requirement. These requirements will build off each other from year to year. After completing the public speaking portion of Endeavor's education program, students will have the ability to express opinions clearly, interview with colleges, and apply for jobs with confidence. Students will leave with the ability to apply their skills to the real world.
At Endeavor we will seek to provide the highest educational program possible, but we do not think that is enough. We want to encourage the development of good citizens as well as good students. Our "community" approach will provide students with opportunities to get to know the people who make our school possible – from the office staff, to the faculty, the custodian, and the people who deliver our supplies. As students grow, our vision is for them to extend their sense of community to the city, county, state, and even world.
Throughout history, the word "endeavor" has been chosen to name vessels of exploration. Courageous visionaries, setting forth on trips of research, adventure, and national pride chose this word to name their vessels and identify their character. Whether exploring the vast uncharted oceans of Earth or the universe around us, "Endeavor" has stood the test of time. We know the educational program at Endeavor Charter School will live up to the spirit of its predecessors.


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| Pyongyang, July 27 (KCNA) -- The Solidarity for Democracy, People's Life, Peaceful Reunification and Sovereignty of south Korea Thursday issued a statement denouncing the "Saenuri Party" for blocking the probe into the truth about the ferry Sewol sinking accident.
The statement accused Ju Ho Yong, chairman of the Policy Committee of the "Saenuri Party," of likening the ferry Sewol sinking disaster to a traffic accident and saying that the reparation for Sewol sinking disaster should not exceed that paid to the victims of the Cheonan warship sinking case.
This is a nonsense insulting the true minds of the bereaved families desirous of the probe into the truth about the disaster, the statement said, and went on:
Sim Jae Chol, lawmaker from the "Saenuri Party," was also recently blamed for opposing the institution of a special law on the Sewol sinking disaster.
The "Saenuri Party" is turning its face away from the true minds of the bereaved families and insulting them as those just demanding reparation in a bid to block the probe.
It should stop distorting truth and making false remarks and opt for immediately instituting the special law.
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Admissions ticket to "Irish Minstrels," Bangor, 1942
Contributed by John Bapst Memorial High School
Purchase a reproduction of this item on VintageMaineImages.com.
This is an admission ticket to "Irish Minstrels," described on the ticket as "Music - Dances - Speeches" and presented "under the auspices of the Bangor Catholic and John Bapst Alumni" in the John Bapst Auditorium on Monday, May 4, 1942, at 3:00 p.m. The ticket was specifically noted as a "Children's Ticket - For Matinee Only" and was priced as follows: Price 9 cents, Tax Paid 1 cent, and Total 10 cents.
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- Title: Admissions ticket to "Irish Minstrels," Bangor, 1942
- Creator: John Bapst High School
- Creation Date: 1942-05-04
- Subject Date: 1942-05-04
- Town: Bangor
- County: Penobscot
- State: ME
- Media: Ink on paper
- Dimensions (cm): 5 x 8.75
- Object Type: Text
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There's a walkabout of the group exhibition Horse, curated by Ricky Burnett, at Everard Read Gallery in Lower Rosebank at 4.30 pm Friday 16th September and then another walkabout of Ayana V Jackson's exhibition at Gallery Momo 52 7th Ave Parktown North on Saturday 17th Sept at 11 am. There are markets in Jozi's inner city on both Saturday – Neighbourhoods Market at 33 Juta Street, Braamfontein and Sunday- MarketOnMain down the south east of town. Creative buzz and organic vibe in the heart of warehouse spaces. The Parktown Westcliff Heritage Trst have a whole weekend of heritage tours For the programme see www.parktownheritage.co.za And the Pieter Toerien production of The History Boys finishes on 17th September.
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