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After a year in the making, we're departing on a wine & food adventure in France. This long awaited exploration of French cuisine was almost sidelined by some members of the 'used to be friendly' skies. Keep in mind Southwest Airlines in my book is still a member of the 'friendly skies'. In fact, they […] [Read More]


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View all of the RE/MAX Property in Salt Rock to rent and sale by RE/MAX Dolphin Realtors (Ballito), RE/MAX Dolphin Realtors (Salt Rock).
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This idyllic holiday destination has a welcoming seaside-vacation atmosphere and magnificent coastline, coupled with an inviting, warm ocean and numerous leisure amenities. The town is located a mere thirty minute drive away from Durban, in the scenic region of KwaZulu-Natal.
Many tales have been told about the famous Zulu Royal and warrior, King Shaka, who once habituated the Salt Rock region. Shaka's maidens would come to the area to harvest salt to trade and utilise in the king's household, which is how the town received its name. Steeped in a rich and varied past, the district boasts a plethora of charms and is the perfect place for creating happy childhood memories and relaxing in the sunshine.
Main beach is the ideal hot spot for surfers, with some hefty waves rolling onto the golden shore. There is a sandbank/reef close to the beach which poses an enjoyable challenge for the more skilled, while those desiring a dip in the sea can head to the demarcated safe swimming area.
Children will delight in the numerous tidal pools abounding along the coast – including the shallow Granny's Pool which is optimal for younger kids, as well as Caravan Park tidal pool, which is expansive and boasts an exciting lookout tower to keep little ones entertained. Keep an eye out for bottle-nose dolphins dancing and dipping through the waves – the playful creatures are frequent visitors to the area and put on remarkable acrobatic displays.
Children will also revel in Flag Farm Animal Farm, which has a family-friendly atmosphere and many new friends to meet, from tame Welsh ponies to perky piglets, chickens, sheep and bunnies. Go for a gentle cart ride or hop on a tractor and experience what it's like to be a farmer for a day.
Stroll along the coastline and pop into one of the numerous restaurants for a cup of coffee or a tasty meal with friends. Those in need of some retail therapy should visit the numerous shopping centres nearby the area, while avid golfers should make Ballito their first port of call, as the region hosts myriad golf estates.
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Mitri, Wardeh and Salam join forces to object to Layyoun's decision. (The Daily Star/Azakir)
BEIRUT: Culture Minister Gaby Layyoun warned Thursday that he would press charges against anyone issuing insults against him or the ministry Monday, as the dispute continued over Plot 1398 in Downtown Beirut. The statement from Layyoun's office added that the decision to list the plot as a Phoenician port to be protected as a heritage site was taken rashly. The minister was reiterating his stance in the ongoing dispute at Mina al-Hosn, where construction began last week before being frozen by a judicial decision. He said former Culture Ministers Salim Wardy, Tammam Salam and Tarek Mitri waged "successive media campaigns that were not focused on truth or any scientific basis," misleading public opinion. He added that the Culture Ministry and the Directorate General of Antiquities were the only official authorities regarding decisions on historical ruins.
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This extension was developed based on the NV_gpu_shader5 extension to allow implementations supporting 64-bit integers to expose the feature without the additional requirements that are present in NV_gpu_shader5.
The extension introduces the following features for all shader types:
* support for 64-bit scalar and vector integer data types, including uniform API, uniform buffer object, transform feedback, and shader input and output support;
* new built-in functions to pack and unpack 64-bit integer types into a two-component 32-bit integer vector;
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* common functions abs, sign, min, max, clamp, and mix supporting arguments of 64-bit integer types.
This extension is designed to be a functional superset of the 64-bit integer support introduced by NV_gpu_shader5 and to be source code compatible with that, thus the new procedures, functions, and tokens are identical to those found in that extension.
Transform feedback is a mechanism to record the output of the vertex, tessellation evaluation or geometry shader into one or more buffers for further processing, recursive rendering or read-back by the client. ARB_transform_feedback3 (and OpenGL 4.0) extended the transform feedback subsystem to allow multiple streams of primitive information to be captured. However, it imposed a limitation that the primitive type for all streams must be POINTS if more than one stream is to be captured. AMD_transform_feedback3_lines_triangles relaxed that restriction to allow lines or triangles to be captured, in the case where multiple streams are to be processed. However, it still required that all streams share the same primitive type. Additionally, with all current extensions to transform feedback, only a single primitive stream may be rasterized.
This extension enhances transform feedback in two significant ways. First, it allows multiple transform feedback streams to be captured, each with its own, independent primitve type. Second, it allows any combination of streams to be rasterized. As an example, this enables the geometry shader to take a single stream of triangle geometry and emit filled triangles with a wireframe outline and a point at each vertex, all in a single pass through the input vertices. Combined with features such those provided by ARB_viewport_array, layered rendering, shader subroutines and so on, an application can render several views of its geoemtry, each with a radically different style, all in a single pass.


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Depending on the culture and individual disposition, the aesthetic effect on skin color may be seen as positive or negative. Carotenosis is most often caused by excessive consumption of carotene supplements, though very excessive consumption of carrots may also cause it. Some people intentionally contract carotenosis as a substitute for suntanning.
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Monty and Robbye Gilbreath of Caledonia are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Caitlin Jo Gilbreath, to Mr. William Martin Rackley, son of Perry and Michele Rackley of Starkville.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Gilbreath of Gainesville, Texas and the late Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glascock of Valley View, Texas.
A 2009 graduate of Caledonia High School, she is currently attending Mississippi State University with an anticipated graduation in 2014. At MSU, she is an MSU cheerleader and member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. She is currently employed with Coldwell Banker.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Mrs. Mary Rackley and the late Cecil Rackley of Starkville, and Mr. and Mrs. James McReynolds of Starkville.
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In his book Sun Dancing: A Vision of Medieval Ireland, Geoffrey Moorhouse writes:
The medieval bestiaries developed [as] hand-copied and well-illustrated manuals which served both to entertain and instruct a credulous society. They were, of course, produced in the monastic scriptoires.
But there was also a dark side to the medieval world of animals. Hunting, for example, resulted in the extinction of the boar, beaver, lynx and wolf from the British Isles. This can hardly come as a surprise when, for example, Mary, Queen of Scots came home from one sortie with 300 carcasses.
Also leaving its sinister mark is the butchery of domestic animals. The word 'livestock' was retained for those animals under two years old who could be expected to survive the winter months; 'deadstock' was applied to the others. These were slaughtered wholesale, as evidenced by the word for the Scottish New Year, 'Hogmanay', derived from the word 'hoggu-nott' meaning slaughter night. The Anglo-Saxons knew November as 'Blood-month', and the Feast of Martinmas on November 11 was the traditional killing day.
In medieval cities, butchery went on throughout the year in specialized areas of town known as 'the shambles', usually located along with tanneries beside riverbanks for easier disposal of offal. If you have ever smelled the stench of a modern slaughterhouse, you will understand why Paris, for example, was required to locate its shambles—which could process over 270,000 deadstock annually—outside the city boundaries.
Not all mass killing of animals, though, was done for the sake of food. Henry VII of England, upon usurping the throne and learning that mastiffs could kill lions, the symbol of royalty, ordered that breed of canine eliminated from his kingdom. No exceptions.
In A Day in an Animal's Life…The Medieval Chronicle will explore the medieval world of animals, both the kind and the cruel, the practical and the fantastical. Our primary source of research is a never-before-revealed series of notes discovered in a casket found in the Highlands of Scotland. Although not signed, the notes seem to have all been written by one person, perhaps the chamberlain of a castle that once stood in the Glen of Balquhidder. Apparently his mistress, the chatelaine whose name has come down to us only as the Lady Norena, had hired a scrivener to copy a bestiary for her grandchildren in Edinburgh.
Join us with the November/December issue of TMC to see what critters will begin Lady Norena's medieval bestiary.
Nela Leja is currently re-writing her novel about the death of James III of Scotland. She attributes her fascination with the Middle Ages to childhood years spent partly in Cambridge, England and can remember being beset by the question of how people managed to live without electricity. Nela wrote and illustrated her first book at the age of five. With a BA in English literature, she spends her time sporadically launching a writing career between the inevitably various, challenging and grueling day-jobs. Nela is the Canadian membership co-coordinator for the Historical Novel Society.
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In this article we will describe the design of a simple low-pass Butterworth filter using normalized prototype circuits. The procedure is simple, and it is quite valuable to know, since the same procedure can later be used to design high-pass, band-pass, and band-stop filters as well (these types will be discussed in a future article). Using this method, an individual with no prior filter design experience can design a low-pass filter to his or her specifications in a short matter of time. Furthermore, if you are viewing this article on your computer, you can enter your own design values into the interactive example design so that by the time you finish reading the article your design will be complete!
The design method that is described in this article takes advantage of the fact that several different low pass prototype filters have been designed over the years. Examples of this type of filter include the Chebychev, Elliptical, and Butterworth designs (many others exist as well). Each design has characteristics that provide different design tradeoffs. For example, the Butterworth filter has a smooth passband response and more gradual out-of-band attenuation, whereas the Chebyshev filter has a "rippled" passband response and a steeper out-of-band attenuation. This article describes the design of a Butterworth filter.
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GPS can't quite capture the beauty of historical maps. Thanks to the Lionel Pincus & Princess Firyal Map Division at the New York Public Library, 20,000 high-res maps are now available for download.
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Many brave chilly weather at launch events around North America for a chance to get their hands on the next-generation game console.
Google knows more about you than ever before, and you like it that way. How did the popular yet controversial company convince you of its trustworthiness?
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Once an icon of the American west, bison are now hazed through costly government-driven efforts and killed in droves around Yellowstone National Park during the winter. Their crime: migrating outside of the park's borders onto public and private land in Montana, searching for food.
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VIDEO: Steve Reich talks tape loops, African drumming and Brian Eno
Legendary minimalist musician talks to Bloc festival about his influences
Ahead of his headline appearance at Bloc festival in London this July, iconic minimalist composer and musician Steve Reich sat down to tell the festival team about his influences.
In the video above he chats about his use of tape loop manipulation, meeting Brian Eno for the first time and the influence of African drumming on his work.
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Statement of Significance (as of designation - April 15, 1970):
Founded in 1629 by Franciscan Fray Juan Ramirez, this is a large, impressive example of the Spanish Colonial mission church in New Mexico, blending a European plan and general form with Pueblo construction and decorative detail.
The condition of the Mission Church has improved as the Pueblo of Acoma preservation crew continues to focus its work on the multi-year preservation project.
The latex paint has been removed from the sanctuary and replaced with traditional paints. Preservation treatments on the roof and the altar have been completed.
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A guide illustrating activities to practice with children from birth through age six.
Fine Motor Skills for Children with Down Syndrome
By: Maryanne Bruni, BSc OT(c)
An overview of the building blocks of fine motor development and how the characteristics of Down Syndrome can impact the acquisition and progression of fine motor skills.
Early Communication Skills for Children with Down Syndrome
Libby Kumin, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
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A Guide to Cerebral Palsy: Your Pathway to Understanding.
By: Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia
A guide to understanding Cerebral Palsy, its causes, diagnosis, and treatment & management of the condition.
The Official Parent's Sourcebook on Cerebral Palsy: A Revised and Updated Directory for the Internet Age.
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First Signs
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Teach Your Baby to Sign
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Signs for Pets and Animals
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Food Signs
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First Signs at Play
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First Signs at Home
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Becoming Your Own Parent
By: Dennis Wholey
Collection of information from adult children of alcoholics & other dysfunctional families.
Special Education: A Parent's Guide for Children's Success.
By: Michael T. Bailey
Tips, checklists, & strategies on how to make the system work to insure the educational success of all children.
Make a Joyful Noise: An Information Kit for Parents of Children Who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
By: Oral Deaf Education (www.oraldeafed.org)
Early Childhood Step (Systematic Training for Effective Parenting of Children Under Six)
By: AGS – American Guidance Service
Helpful strategies for parenting young children. Kit includes (1) book & (1) VHS.
50 Wonderful Ways to be a Single-Parent Family
By: Barry G. Ginsberg, PH.D.
Features "play" & how it can be used to bring a single-parent family closer together & feel more like a team.
A Single Mother's Survival Guide
By: Patrice Karst
Features issues that a single mom has to face with suggestions on how to manage them.
Making the "Terrible" Twos Terrific!
By: John Rosemond
A guide for parents regarding: toilet training, establishing good bedtime habits, developing an effective disciplinary style, controlling biting & other aggressive behaviors.
I Never Get Anything: How to Keep Your Kids from Running Your Life.
By: Thomas W. Phelan, Ph.D.
Advice for parents who desire a healthy way to discipline their children that allows the child to understand "who's boss".
Successful Single Parenting: Bringing Out the Best in Your Kids.
By: Gary Richmond
Offers practical ideas & suggestions to help you raise healthy, confident children in a supportive, loving family atmosphere.
When Perfect Isn't Good Enough: Strategies for Coping with Perfectionism.
By: Martin M. Anthony, Ph.D. & Richard P. Swinson, M.D.
This book offers hope & help to overcome the need to be perfect & reclaim your right to happiness.
Parenting on Point: Leading Your Family Along God's Path.
By: James C. Williams
Help for families who desire to create a plan to help them keep God in the center of their families.
Being the Parent You Want to Be: 12 Communication Skills for Effective Parenting.
By: Gary Screaton Page, M.Ed.
Features different styles of parenting along with ways to improve communication.
How to Use Token Economy and Point Systems: How to Manage Behavior Series.
By: Teodoro Ayllon
How to manage behavior through the use of token economy & point systems.
Parents Are Forever: A Step-By-Step Guide to Becoming Successful Coparents after Divorce.
By: Shirley Thomas, Ph.D.
Information for all parents raising children while living apart.
Bonding: Building the Foundations of Secure Attachment and Independence.
By: Marshall H. Klaus, M.D., John H. Kennell, M.D. & Phyllis H. Klaus, C.S.W., M.F.C.C.
Features various topics regarding the bond between parents and their children.
Positive Discipline
By: Children's Hospitals and Clinics
A guide for parents looks at some of the common parenting challenges you may face from birth through early elementary school.
Positive Discipline for Single Parents: Nurturing, Cooperation, Respect, and Joy in Your Single-Parent Family.
By: Jane Nelson, Ed.D., Cheryl Erwin, M.A. & Carol Delzer, M.A., J.D.
Features information on how to succeed as a single parent.
The Pocket Parent
By: Gail Reichlin & Caroline Winkler
Features information to parents with relief & long-term understanding to children's behavior problems.
A Parent's Guide: Language and Behavioral Problems in Children.
By: Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. & Page Hinerman, Ph.D.
Features interventions for improving language skills & behavior along with resources for parents & professionals.
Talking About Death: A Dialogue between Parent and Child.
By: Earl A. Grollman
A parent's guide to explaining death to your child.
Parenting Your Complex Child
By: Peggy Lou Morgan
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Special Children, Challenged Parents: The struggles and Rewards of Raising a Child with a Disability.
By: Robert A. Naseef, Ph.D.
This book illustrates the impact that a child's disability has on the entire family. It is a valuable aid to parents dealing with fear, guilt, shame, marital strain, & other challenges.
Breakthrough Parenting For Children with Special Needs: Raising the Bar of Expectations.
By: Judy Winter
A mother of a son with cerebral palsy shares her story & helps parents 'raise the bar of expectations' for their challenged children.
Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew
By: Sherrie Eldridge
Invaluable guide to the complex emotions that take up residence within the heart of the adopted child and within the adoptive home.
Bringing Out the Winner in Your Child
By: John Croyle
A guide to parenting that shares information on how to provide children with love, stability, protection, & wisdom they need to become successful adults.
Parenting Plus: Raising Children with Special Health Needs.
By: Peggy Finston, M.D.
Practical advice & emotional support for families who face the complexities of raising handicapped or chronically ill children.
How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk
By: Abele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
A guide to make relationships with children of all ages less stressful & more rewarding.
Everything You Never Wanted Your Kids to Know about Sex (But Were Afraid They'd Ask)
By: Justin Richardson, M.D. & Mark A. Schuster, M.D., PH.D.
Features what to expect at each stage of your child's development & what to tell them at these stages about sex.
Early Intervention & Autism
By: James Ball, ED.D., BCBA
Features advice on myths, teaching strategies, behavior rules, & goals & objectives for children with ASD.
Games to Play with Babies
By: Jackie Silberg
Shows how to build important developmental skills while enjoying time with your baby.
It Takes Two to Talk
By: Jan Pepper & Elaine Weitzman
A guide for parents of children with language delays.
125 Brain Games for Babies
By: Jackie Silberg
Features simple games to promote early brain development.
Parent Articles for Early Intervention
By: Marsha Dunn Klein, M. Ed., OTR/L
Comprises 102 articles written especially for the parents of children, ages birth through 3, who have been diagnosed with a variety of physical disabilities & delays.
Early Intervention Games
By: Barbara Sher
Features ways to develop social & motor skills in children with Autism Spectrum or Sensory Processing Disorders.
The Out-of-Sync Child
By: Carol Stock Kranowitz, M.A.
A guide to help parents recognize & cope with sensory processing issues.
From Early Intervention to Preschool Programs and School-Age Series: A Parent's Guide to Transitioning Young Children with Special Needs.
By: Padmaja Sarathy
This parent guide was designed to empower families to ask the right questions & seek the most relevant information from professionals regarding their child.
Nurture: The Essence of Intervention.
By: Victoria McKinney, Linda LaFever, & Jocie DeVries
Developmental overview of children, youth, & adults with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.
Brilliant Beginnings Parent Kit
Baby Brain Basics Birth to 12 Months
Includes: Baby Brain Basics Guidebook, Toy Buying Guide, Music for Your Baby's Brain CD, & Baby's Rhyming Photo Book.
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Toddler Brain Basics 12-24 Months
Includes: Toddler Brain Basics Guidebook, Activities Toy Guide, Beyond Sing-Along Music CD, and Furry Friends & Merry Melodies Follow-Along Picture Book.
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Toddler Next Steps 24-36 Months
Includes: Toddler Next Steps Guidebook, Toddler Next Steps Activity Toy Guide, Toddler Rhythms & Rhymes Music CD, & Emily's Best Day Ever Matching Pictures Book.
Something's Wrong With My Child: A Parent's Book About children with Learning Disabilities.
By: Milton Brutten, PH.D., Sylvia O. Richardson, M.D., & Charles Mangel
Addresses all aspects of learning disabilities found in children.
Games to Play with Two Year Olds
By: Jackie Siberg
Features games that provide opportunities to build confidence & to enhance language, coordination, social interactions, & problem solving skills.
Games to Play with Toddlers
By: Jackie Silberg
Features games that provide opportunities to improve balance, coordination, problem-solving, language, fine motor skills, creativity, & listening.
Building Your Baby's Brain: A Parent's Guide to the First Five Years.
By: Diane Trister Dodge & Cate Heroman
Features illustrations & charts regarding the first five years of brain development.
Reading Right from the Start: What Parents Can Do in the First Five Years.
By: Toni S. Bickart & Diane Trister Dodge
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Your Three-Year-Old: Friend or Enemy.
By: Louise Bates Ames, PH.D. & Frances L. Ilg, M.D.
Helps parents understand what's going on inside a three-year-old's head, what problems children have, & how to cope with a toddler.
Your Two-Year-Old: Terrible or Tender.
By: Louise Bates Ames, PH.D. & Frances L. Ilg, M.D.
A description of a two-year-old's physical growth trends & their emotional & psychological maturation.
Your Six-Year-Old: Loving and Defiant
By: Louise Bates Ames, PH.D. & Frances L. Ilg, M.D.
From "best friends" to eating problems to insecurity – everything you need to know about your six-year-old.
Your Seven-Year-Old: Life in a Minor Key.
By: Louise Bates Ames, PH.D. & Carol Chase Haber, M.A.
From bed-wetting to finicky eating to problems at school – everything you need to know about your seven-year-old.
Your Eight-Year-Old: Lively and Outgoing.
Louise Bates Ames, PH.D. & Carol Chase Haber, M.A.
From defiance to school problems to ethical behavior – everything you need to know about your 8 year old.
Your Nine-Year-Old: Thoughtful and Mysterious.
By: Louise Bates Ames, PH.D. & Carol Chase Haber, M.A.
Covers issues from tattling to social problems to sexual curiosity in a 9 year old.
The Special Child: A Source Book for Parents of Children with Developmental Disabilities.
By: Siegfried M. Pueschel, M.D., James C. Bernier, M.S.W., & Leslie E. Weidenman, PH.D.
Helps parents learn how to recognize developmental problems, obtain an evaluation, & choose a specialist.
New Visions for the Developmental Assessment of Infants and Young Children
By: Samuel J. Meisels & Emily Fenichel
Features detailed information on the assessment process of infants and young children.
The Developing Child
By: Holly E. Brisbane
Detailed guide of a child's development; birth to age 12.
Touchpoints: The Essential Reference.
By: Terry Brazelton, M.D.
Features information on a child's emotional and behavioral development.
The Sibling Slam Book: What it's Really Like to Have a Brother or Sister with Special Needs.
By: Don Meyer
A collection of stories presented by siblings of an individual with special needs.
Sibshops: Workshops for Siblings of Children with Special Needs.
By: Don Meyer & Patricia Vadasy
Addresses the needs of siblings of children with special needs such as how they can deal with loneliness, anger, & socialization.
Brothers, Sisters, and Special Needs
By: Debra J. Lobato
Information & activities for helping young siblings of children with chronic illnesses & developmental disabilities.
Special Siblings
By: Mary McHugh
Captures the joys & challenges of having & being a special sibling.
"Mom, Jason's Breathing on Me!" (The Solution to Sibling Bickering)
By: Anthony E. Wolf, Ph.D.
Features advice to assist parents on what they can do to alleviate strife between siblings.
Views From Our Shoes: Growing Up with a Brother or Sister with Special Needs.
By: Donald Meyer
A collection of brief essays by children & young adults who have a sibling with special needs.
Alzheimer's Disease
By: Laurie Beckleman
This book explains what is known and the questions that remain in reference to Alzheimer's Disease.
By: Elizabeth Ferber
Information regarding diabetes including diagnosis and treatment along with how to manage it.
The A-Z Reference Book of Childhood Conditions
By: Patricia Gilbert
Features childhood conditions with the causes, characteristics, treatment, & prevention strategies.
The Child with Special Needs: Encouraging Intellectual and Emotional Growth.
By: Stanley I. Greenspan, M.D. & Serena Wieder, PH.D.
Features information regarding developmental challenges including Autism, PDD, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, ADD, & other related disorders.
Meeting the Needs of Students with Special Physical and Health Care Needs
By: Jennifer Leigh Hill
Basic information about the types of chronic physical & health problems that children in our school systems face & how their illnesses or disabling conditions affect their everyday lives.
Surviving Schizophrenia
E. Fuller Torrey, M.D.
Includes the latest research findings on all aspects of the disease as well as information about the newest treatments & answers to questions most often asked by families, parents & providers.
The Littlest Baby: A Handbook for Parents of Premature Children.
By: Fred R. Pfister and Bernard Griesemer, M.D.
Features medical & practical guidance needed for parents of premature children.
The Pain of Premature Parents: A Psychological Guide for Coping.
By: Michael T. Hynan
Describes the common difficulties of prematurity & how these problems affect others.
Premature Infants and Their Families
By: M. Virginia Wyly
Focuses on premature infants & their families with a specific focus on the underlying rationale, design, & implementation of appropriate interventions.
Troubled Children / Troubled Systems
By: Steven J. Apter
The purpose of this book is to demonstrate the utility of an ecological approach to troubled children.
You Are Not Alone
By: Clara Claiborne Park
A guide to aid in understanding & dealing with mental illness.
Hyperactivity: Why Won't My Child Pay Attention?
By: Sam Goldstein & Michael Goldstein
A complete guide to ADD for teachers, parents, & community agencies.
Jumpin' Johnny Get Back To Work!
By: Michael Gordon, Ph.D.
A child's guide to ADHD/Hyperactivity.
A Parent's Guide: Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Children.
By: Sam Goldstein, Ph.D
Provides information on A.D.H.D. in children including the causes, interventions, medications used for treatment, & available resources.
Circles of Friends
By: Robert Perske
Collection of stories regarding friendships between people with disabilities and so-called normal's.
Show Me No Mercy
By: Robert Perske
Paralyzed in an accident that kills his wife & daughter, Andy Banks, a bus driver, struggles to overcome his handicap and to keep his teenage son with Down's Syndrome from being institutionalized.
The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal.
By: Jonathan Mooney
Features Jonathan Mooney's account of personal success after growing up with severe learning differences.
You Will Dream New Dreams: Inspiring Personal Stories by Parents of Children with Disabilities.
By: Stanley D. Klein, Ph.D. & Kim Schive
Collection of writings shared by parents of children with disabilities.
After The Tears: Parents Talk About Raising a Child with a Disability.
By: Robin Simons
Features the issues that a family has to endure with raising a child with a disability.
The Elephant in the Playroom
By: Denise Brodey
Parents write about the highs and lows of raising kids with special needs.
We Cry Out: Living with Developmental Disabilities.
By: Susan Dahl, M.S., John DeFrain, Ph.D. & John S. Campbell, M.D.
A collection of stories from individuals with developmental disabilities & their families. Shares the impact that living with these disabilities has on those involved.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Children with Special Needs.
By: Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Heather McNamara, & Karen Simmons
Stories of love & understanding for those who care for children with disabilities.
Parents Speak Out: Then & Now.
By: H.R. Turnbull III & Ann P. Turnbull
A collection of powerful stories that describe how those who sought help for persons with disabilities and their families, those who tried to provide it, met with a mixture of success and failure.
When Bad Things Happen to Good People
Harold S. Kushner
This book is for anyone who has ever been hurt by life. It offers a moving & humane approach to understanding life's windstorms.
What Adults with Disabilities Wish All Parents Knew: Reflections from a Different Journey.
By: Stanley D. Klein, Ph.D. & John D. Kemp
A collection of essays written by adults with disabilities.
You Will Dream New Dreams: Inspiring Personal Stories by Parents of Children with Disabilities.
By: Stanley D. Klein, Ph.D. & Kim Schive
A collection of writings by parents of children with disabilities.
A Matter of Dignity: Changing the World of the Disabled.
By: Andrew Potok
Features legislative & legal aspects of disabilities as well as emotional issues brought on by the impact the disability has on the individual as well as those indirectly involved.
Career-Vocational Education for Handicapped Youth
By: Sidney R. Miller & Patrick J. Schloss
Features career education, handicapped populations, assessments & behavior management for handicapped youth.
From Emotions to Advocacy
By: Pam Wright & Pete Wright
A complete guide to special education advocacy.
How to Compromise with Your School District Without Compromising Your Child: A Field Guide for Getting Effective Services for Children with Special Needs.
By: Gary Mayerson
Helps parents gain access to effective educational programs to optimize their children's future.
Miseducation: Preschoolers at Risk.
By: David Elkind
This book features information about the risks involved in attempting to teach children the wrong things at the wrong time.
No Child Left Behind
By: Peter W.D. Wright, Pamela Darr Wright, & Suzanne Whitney Heath
Features analysis & interpretation of the No Child Left Behind Act.
All About IEP's: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About IEP's.
By: Peter W.D. Wright, Pamela Darr Wright & Sandra Webb O'Connor
Features information to frequently asked questions about IEP's.
Negotiating the Special Education Maze: A Guide for Parents and Teachers.
By: Winifred Anderson, Stephen Chitwood, & Deidre Hayden
Provides information for a better understanding of the special education system & how to make it work for individual families.
From Emotions to Advocacy
By: Pam Wright & Pete Wright
A complete guide to special education advocacy.
How to Get Services by Being Assertive
By: Charlotte Des Jardins
A guide for parents of children with disabilities and their helpers to assist them in getting the services that they need to function at their highest potential.
Negotiating the Special Education Maze: A Guide for Parents and Teachers.
By: Winifred Anderson, Stephen Chitwood, & Deidre Hayden
Provides information for a better understanding of the special education system & how to make it work for individual families.
From Early Intervention to Preschool Programs and School-Age Services: A Parent's Guide to Transitioning Young Children with Special Needs.
By: Padmaja Sarathy
This parent guide was designed to empower families to ask the right questions & seek the most relevant information from professionals regarding their child.
104 Activities That Build: Self-Esteem, Team-Work, Communication, Anger Management, Self-Discovery & Coping Skills.
By: Alanna Jones
Features games that can be used in any setting with minimal resources & on any budget.
Fun With Messy Play: Ideas and Activities for Children with Special Needs.
By: Tracey Beckerleg
This book heightens the sensory perception of children with special needs through the imaginative use of everyday 'messy' materials.
Inclusive Leisure Services: Responding to the Rights of People with Disabilities.
By: John Dattilo, Ph.D.
The intent of this book is to encourage providers of leisure services to promote inclusion of people with disabilities into their programs.
Adapted Games & Activities: From Tag to Team Building.
By: Pattie Rouse
Provides a wealth of games to get your participants moving & having fun, regardless of their cognitive or physical ability levels.
Creative Play Activities for Children with Disabilities
By: Lisa Rappaport Morris & Linda Schulz
Activities designed to help infants to 8 year olds with all types of disabilities grow through play.
The Five Minute Parent
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Fun & fast activities for you & your little ones.
Getting People Involved in Life and Activities: Effective Motivating Techniques.
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Reasons for lack of activity involvement & techniques for getting & keeping people involved in activity programs.
The Out-of-Sync Child Has Fun
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Special Needs Trusts
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Covers topics such as public benefit programs such as SSI, SSDI, Medicare, Medicaid, taxes, & special needs trusts.
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The awaited LG Optimus 2X smartphone will be sold through Harvey Norman exclusively from this month for $649.
It has a two-core 1GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, 1080p HD video, eight megapixel camera, microSD card slot and 8GB of storage.
But it doesn't have the Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system but competing handsets such as the Samsung Galaxy S II were $899.
"The LG Optimus 2X's enhanced speed, advanced graphics and high-end features such as content mirroring through an HDMI interface are the kind of high-end features that appeal to Australian consumers looking for the very best in smartphone technology," said Nathan Dunn, General Manager of LG Mobile Communications.
Harvey Norman general manager for computers and communications, Ben McIntosh saidthe agreement was part of a strategy that would incorporate more such products in the future.
The handset's availability will be expanded to other retail channels through open distribution.
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Eastender's star Scott Maslen has said he'll be sure to fight for his place in the Strictly Come Dancing live final this weekend, saying the competition is "anybody's game." The 39-year-old soap actor found himself in the bottom two alongside Ann Widdecombe in last weekend's semi final and is now favourite for the chop.
This weekend's three show semi final spectacular will see a double elimination, with Welsh rugby star Gavin Henson also in trouble.
Scott told The Sun: "I'm not worried about not making the finals. There are five of us left and it's anybody's game.
"I take each dance as it comes and do the best I can. I'm inbetween two jobs so I just keep my head down and get on with it instead of worrying about it. But it would be sad if we fell at the last hurdle."
Scott confessed he wasn't shocked to be in the bottom two last weekend, explaining: "I wasn't up to my standard – you've got to maintain, if not get better. Because I did so well at the beginning, I lost confidence having those bad dances. I only had four days' training, but it is what it is.
"The other couples have been more consistent over the last few weeks and it's about me coming back now."
Scott, who will dance the Charleston, Argentine tango and in the group swing-a-thon this weekend, continued: "I had no clue it was going to be this much work. I was totally ignorant to it, to be honest.
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Note: Legislation enacted in August 2012 required the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) to develop an enforceable, standard interconnection timeline for distributed generation facilities. In March 2013 in [http://www.env.state.ma.us/DPU_FileRoom/frmDocketSingleSP.aspx?docknum=1... Docket 11-75], the DPU approved the Working Group's proposed timeline along with an interim enforcement mechanism. The Working Group must develop a permanent timeline enforcement mechanism by October 1, 2013.
In February 2011, the DPU opened up a docket to examine net metering and interconnection of distributed generation. While the intent is to make changes to net metering, issues relating to interconnection will be addressed. For more information about that docket, please visit the DPU Docket system, Docket 11-11. In addition, [http://www.env.state.ma.us/DPU_FileRoom/frmDocketSingleSP.aspx?docknum=1... DPU Docket 11-75] is an ongoing investigation on distributed generational interconnection.
Massachusetts's interconnection standards apply to all forms of distributed generation (DG), including renewables, and to all customers of the state's four investor-owned utilities (Unitil, NSTAR, National Grid, and Western Massachusetts Electric Company).
The Model Interconnection Tariff (most recently amended in March 2013) includes provisions for three basic paths for interconnection.
- The Simplified interconnection process applies to IEEE 1547.1-certified, inverter-based facilities with either 1) a power rating of 15 kW for single-phase systems located on radial EPSs under certain conditions; 2) a power rating of 25 kW or less for three-phase systems (depending on system configuration), located on radial EPSs under certain conditions; 3) a power rating of less than 1/15 of the customer's minimum load and located on a spot network EPS; or 4) a power rating of less than 1/15 of the customer's minimum load and 15 kW or less and located on an areas network EPS with a rating of less than 1/15 of the customer's minimum load and 15 kW or less. There are no fees associated with the simplified process.*
- The Expedited interconnection process is for IEEE 1547.1-certified facilities that pass certain pre-specified screens on a radial EPS. Application fees are based on the size of the system.*
- The Standard process is for all other facilities that do not meet the specifications of the Simplified or Expedited process for systems on radial and spot network EPSs, and for all facilities on area network EPSs. Application fees are based on the size of the system.*
The issue of interconnection to network systems is particularly important in Massachusetts because network systems are commonly used in dense urban areas, such as Boston. Order 11-75-E implemented a more transparent Supplemental Review screen process for projects that fail the initial Simplified and Expedited Screens. If a project fails the Simplified and Expedited screens, it must pass three supplemental review screens, otherwise it must go through the full standard review process. In addition to these different paths, all systems 500 kW or greater, facility owners must request and receive a pre-application report from the utility. The pre-application report is optional for facilities less than 500 kW; no fee is charged for this report.
For the simplified and expedited interconnection paths, technical requirements are based on the IEEE 1547 and UL 1741 standards. A manual external disconnect switch may be required at the discretion of the utility (project-specific, not required in the tariffs). Utilities must collect and track information on the interconnection process. This information will be used in revising and updating the standards.
In August, the Department of Energy Resources (DOER) submitted the [http://www.mass.gov/eea/docs/doer/renewables/dg-inter.pdf Massachusetts Distributed Generation Interconnection Report] to the DPU outlining its recommendations for improved interconnection policies and processes based on its research, which included an extensive stakeholder survey, conducted in April 2011. In September 2012, the Massachusetts Distributed Generation Interconnection Working Group submitted its [http://massdg.raabassociates.org/Articles/Final%20MA%20DG%20WG%20Report%... final report] recommending changes to the state's interconnection standards. DPU incorporated changes from comments submitted in Docket 11-75, and adopted the report those changes in March 2013.
**As part of Order 11-75-E (March 2013), the Department of Public Utilities called for an investigation of fees associated with interconnection. The application fees may change as a result of this investigation.


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Dolly Hoelmer, Barnes County outreach officer, said Wednesday, "If you just pick up the phone, we know they are OK," Hoelmer said.
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Bridge for Singles (59+): Intermediate players meet in a private home in West Los Angeles and Santa Monica areas. Also meets Tuesday and Thursday. $4. For more information, call (310) 398-9649.
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Westside JCC: 8 p.m.-midnight. Israeli folk dancing with David Dassa. $4 (members); $5 (nonmembers). 5870 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles. For more information, call (323) 938-2531 ext. 2225.
Bridge Group (60+): 7:30 p.m. Intermediate players only. Private homes in Santa Monica and West L.A. area. Also Tuesday and Thursday. $4. For more information, call (310) 398-6558.
Israeli Folk Dancing: 8 p.m. All levels of experience welcome, with instructor Israel Yakovie. Lessons until 9 p.m.; open session 9 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Also meets Thursday. $5. 2244 Westwood Blvd., Los Angeles. (800) 750-5432.
West Valley JCC: 8 p.m.-midnight. Israeli Folk dancing with James Zimmer. Instruction until 9:15 p.m.; open dancing until midnight. $5 (members); $6 (nonmembers). 22622 Vanowen St., West Hills. For more information, call (818) 464-3311.
Westwood Jewish Singles (45+): 7:30 p.m. Coffee, cake and conversation. Professionally led discussion and support group. Also meets Sun., 8 p.m. $8. For more information, call (310) 444-8986.
Aish HaTorah: 7:30 p.m. Becoming Whole, dating and relationship effectiveness training with Rabbi Heller at the Aish Annex. For more information, call (310) 659-7449.
JeffTennis (25-37): 7 p.m. Social-Vintational, with tennis rallying and mixed-doubles play, near Beverly Hills. $5. For reservations, call (818) 342-9402.
Conversations!: 7:30 p.m. Singles group with a guest speaker every Thursday night. Light dinner served. $15. 820 Harvard St., Santa Monica. For reservations, call (310) 315-1078.
New Age Singles (45+): 1 p.m. Bowling at Mar Vista Bowl. $1.50 per game.
12125 Venice Blvd., West L.A. For more information, call (323) 931-3509.
Travelling Shabbat Singles (20's-30's): 7:45 p.m. Group attends Friday night services at different synagogues every week and socializes after services. This week:
Singles Shabbat dinners: Four Westside Conservative synagogues welcome unattached singles to share dinners monthly in private homes. For reservations or more information, call (310) 202-0772.
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text: PUBLICATIONS (née Malowaniec):Douglas, L. (2007). Deconstructing the Anti-Drug Strategy. Perspectives, 29(4), 4-5. Douglas, L. (2007). "Re: National Anti-Drug Strategy". Media release available at http://www.bcasw.org/Content/News and Media/News Archive.asp?ItemID=39934 Douglas, L. (2007). "Federal Government has Ethical Obligation to Provide a Permanent Exemption for Safe Injection Site", say Social Workers. Media release available at http://www.bcasw.org/Content/News and Media/News Archive.asp?ItemID=39730 Douglas, L. (2007). Support, Respect and Compassion: Sex workers need access to safe, non-judgmental services. Perspectives, 29(1), 8-11. Douglas, L. (2007). Housing First: Harm reduction housing offers hope and promise for the 'hard to house'. Perspectives, 29(1), 14-15. Douglas, L. (2007). Editorial: Well accepted or hotly contentious, harm reduction stimulates debate. Perspectives, 29(1), 7. Petty, M & Douglas, L. (2007). Elderly, Alcoholic and Alone: Can I protect my client from her harmful behaviours? Perspectives, 29(1), 20. Wolinksy, T & Douglas, L. (2007). When Abstinence Isn't an Option: Harm reduction is rooted in reality for substance using pregnant women. Perspectives, 29(1), 12-13. Malowaniec, L. (2004). Determining Community Attitudes and Concerns with respect to the Establishment of Safer Injection Facilities in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Doctoral Dissertation, McGill University, Montréal, QC. Malowaniec, L. & Rowe, W. (2003). Safer injection sites: implications for social workers. Chapter in Responding to the oppression of addiction: Canadian social work responses. Haworth Press. Malowaniec, L. & Rowe, W. (2003). Safer Injection Rooms: Community And Social Implications for Canadians. Canadian Social Work. CONFERENCES and INVITED PRESENTATIONS (née Malowaniec): Douglas, L. (2009). Opportunities and Barriers to Working with Drug Users in a Hospital Setting. Social Work In-service session, Surrey Memorial Hospital: Surrey BC. Douglas, L. & Secord, S. (2006). Stages of change, Ambivalence, and Youth: Opportunities for Relationships in Health Care Settings. Psychiatry In-service session, Surrey Memorial Hospital: Surrey BC. Secord, S. & Douglas, L. (2006). Harm reduction in an acute care hospital: One-size-does-not fit-all. Poster presented at the International Harm Reduction Conference: Vancouver, BC. Malowaniec, L. (2004/05). Domestic Violence: the Nursing Role. Eight session series presented to St. Paul's Hospital Maternity and student RNs: Vancouver, BC. Malowaniec, L. (2003). Mentoring and the Canadian Health Network: Opportunities for Change. Presented at the Canadian Health Network @ Health Canada Information and Content Specialist Forum: Ottawa, ON. AWARDS, GRANTS and ACCREDITATIONS: 2010 Women's Health Research Network Seed Grant 2009 UNAIDS Contract: Development of Options for Proposed Scope and Methodologies for Research on the Impact of the Criminal Laws in the Context of HIV (Team) 2006 Fraser Health Mental Health & Addiction Prevention Grant (Team) 2006 BC Mental Health & Addictions Research Network Scholarship Member (in good standing) of the British Columbia Association of Social Workers (BCASW) and the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW) Designated RSW with the Board of Registration for Social Workers (BRSW) COMMUNITY/COMMITTEE WORK:-Associate of the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform (2009 – present) and Criminal Justice -Research Advisor for UFV Aid to Small University (2009 – present) Applications -Professional Studies Learning Exchange Committee (2009 – present) -Reviewer for McGraw Hill: Interpersonal Communication: The Whole Story (2009) -Special Guest Editor, Perspectives Journal (2007) -Chair, Addiction Committee, BC Association of Social Workers (2006-2007)


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Ok, so... uh...
I started University
It was very spur of the moment (I started back in June). I've been in the retail sector for almost 12 years, and I figured I'm sick as shit of it. So I decided to try my luck.
I was accepted and I'm now on track for a Bachelor of Arts, Major in English. My ultimate goal is to teach English in Japan as a second language, with China and Korea as possibly places also.
So ya, super excited!
I've been out of school for 9 years. I blame not going to Uni/College on a combination of not sure what I wanted to do with my life, the fact I didn't like the idea of going in to debt to get where I wanted to go, and getting sucked in to online video games. I don't BLAME them solely, but online video games are evil lol
Anyways! Because of this, I've started writing more I have huge gaps between 2 classes and before my morning class, so I now have time to write my stories Which is good! Drawing however... less time. I wanna pick up drawing with pencil and paper again so I can practice getting better.
Also, I'm taking an Academic Writing class, so hopefully my writing gets better~ YAY!
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Add another important voice to the debate over the health of religion in the United States, a nation that is a symbol of the staying power of faith in the West. In a paper for the Association of Religion Data Archives, Duke sociologist Mark Chaves finds "it is reasonable to conclude that American religion has in fact declined in recent decades — slowly, but unmistakably." Others say the religious beliefs and practices of Americans have been remarkably stable..[Read Full Column...]
Tragedies such as the recent Haiti earthquake that claimed the lives of tens of thousands of innocents call into fundamental question the idea that the world is overseen by a just and loving God. As individuals who lose loved ones navigate the stages of grief, including for many feeling anger at God, social and communal pressure for quick healing and avoidance of the difficult struggle to understand why terrible things happen to good people can add to their burdens.[Read Full Column...]
There has been a compelling storyline throughout American religious history of the serious temptations endangering the next generation of faithful. Moonlit buggy rides, dance halls, live theater, radio, movies, television, the Internet and social media such as Facebook all have taken their turn as the latest threats to young hearts and minds. But several recent surveys available on ARDA reveal few major changes in the core religious beliefs of young people. "Faith," one researcher says, "isn't going anywhere in this country.".[Read Full Column...]


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Rockstar's Max Payne 3 to release on Mac App Store this week18 June 2013
Publisher Rockstar Games announced on Tuesday via Twitter that Max Payne 3, its popular third-person shooter video game developed by Rockstar Studios, will land on 20 June on the Mac App Store. As the third title in the Max Payne franchise, it originally released... >>
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Strawberry Sabayon
Date Added: Nov 4, 2010 French Desserts
Ths Strawberry Sabayon recipe contains egg yolks whisked together with Madeira wine, vanilla extract and sugar then folded in with whipped cream and layered with strawberries.
- 3 Table Spoon(s) Sugar
- 1 Fluid ounce(s) Madeira Wine
- 1 Tea Spoon(s) Vanilla Extract
- 4 Each Egg Yolks
- 1 1/2 Cup(s) Fresh Whipped Cream
- 1 Cup(s) Strawberries, sliced
- 1 Each Mint Sprig (for garnish)
- Place a clean stainless steel bowl in boiling water or a double boiler
- Add sugar, vanilla and madeira wine to bowl
- Whisk to let sugar dissolve into liquid
- Remove bowl from boiling water
- Add egg yolks and Whisk thoroughly to thicken
- Continuously Whisk until eggs reach a nappe consistency
- Once thickened, add bowl back to boiling water and continue to Whisk
- Turn off heat and Whisk
- Place bowl in an ice bath and Whisk to bring down temperature
- Fold in whipped cream
- In a chilled glass, layer sabayon with strawberries and garnish with mint


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