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and then derive a formula for the area of the trapezium.
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Overlaying pentominoes can produce some effective patterns. Why not
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Charlie likes tablecloths that use as many colours as possible, but insists that his tablecloths have some symmetry. Can you work out how many colours he needs for different tablecloth designs?
A right-angled isosceles triangle is rotated about the centre point
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Triangle ABC has equilateral triangles drawn on its edges. Points
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A metal puzzle which led to some mathematical questions.
Use an interactive Excel spreadsheet to explore number in this
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Use an Excel spreadsheet to explore long multiplication.
A simple file for the Interactive whiteboard or PC screen,
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Match pairs of cards so that they have equivalent ratios.
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We can show that (x + 1)² = x² + 2x + 1 by considering
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Can you discover whether this is a fair game?
Use Excel to explore multiplication of fractions.
The interactive diagram has two labelled points, A and B. It is
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Here is a chance to play a fractions version of the classic
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When number pyramids have a sequence on the bottom layer, some interesting patterns emerge...
Help the bee to build a stack of blocks far enough to save his
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Two circles of equal radius touch at P. One circle is fixed whilst the other moves, rolling without slipping, all the way round. How many times does the moving coin revolve before returning to P?
Slide the pieces to move Khun Phaen past all the guards into the position on the right from which he can escape to freedom.
The classic vector racing game brought to a screen near you.
Find the vertices of a pentagon given the midpoints of its sides.
The aim of the game is to slide the green square from the top right
hand corner to the bottom left hand corner in the least number of
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This is an interactivity in which you have to sort the steps in the
completion of the square into the correct order to prove the
formula for the solutions of quadratic equations.
To avoid losing think of another very well known game where the
patterns of play are similar.
This game challenges you to locate hidden triangles in The White
Box by firing rays and observing where the rays exit the Box.
Start with any number of counters in any number of piles. 2 players
take it in turns to remove any number of counters from a single
pile. The winner is the player to take the last counter.
This set of resources for teachers offers interactive environments
to support work on loci at Key Stage 4.
If you continue the pattern, can you predict what each of the following areas will be? Try to explain your prediction.
A tool for generating random integers.
This resource contains interactive problems to support work on
number sequences at Key Stage 4.
Can you give the coordinates of the vertices of the fifth point in
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Use Excel to practise adding and subtracting fractions.
An Excel spreadsheet with an investigation.
A collection of our favourite pictorial problems, one for each day
of Advent.
Given the nets of 4 cubes with the faces coloured in 4 colours, build a tower so that on each vertical wall no colour is repeated, that is all 4 colours appear.
Can you make a right-angled triangle on this peg-board by joining
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Find all the ways of placing the numbers 1 to 9 on a W shape, with
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in how many ways can you place the numbers 1, 2, 3 … 9 in the
nine regions of the Olympic Emblem (5 overlapping circles) so that
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On the 3D grid a strange (and deadly) animal is lurking. Using the tracking system can you locate this creature as quickly as possible?
A circle rolls around the outside edge of a square so that its circumference always touches the edge of the square. Can you describe the locus of the centre of the circle?
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AT&T has added a new administration fee to the monthly bills of all its customers. The fee amounts to 61 cents, which, when multiplied across AT&T's entire customer base, amounts to about $500 million in extra revenue per year for the company. An AT&T spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal that the fee is less than that charged by its competitors. It went into effect May 1.
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|Shredded suet
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6. In a bowl, mix together all the dry ingredients.
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10. Add eggs, milk and orange liqueur to the bowl.
11. Mix well.
12. Spoon mixture into basin (s).
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14. Secure tightly with string.
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'Algerian Chronicles' captures how Albert Camus sought humanity in colonial conflict
In "The Rebel" (1952), the French Algerian writer Albert Camus (1913-'60) famously wrote, "The metaphysical rebel protests against the condition in which he finds himself as a man." Critics of Camus claim that the Nobel Prize winner ironically misperceived or underestimated that in his own land, colonized Muslims faced severe metaphysical consequences resulting from an oppressive colonialism. Given the publication of "Algerian Chronicles," a chronological collection of Camus' essays from the 1930s to the 1950s, this criticism needs re-examination and reinterpretation.
An appendix enhances the collection and includes an article by Camus celebrating the Mediterranean as a transcultural space of encounter and interaction. In addition, Camus' often-repeated controversial statement in 1957, "I believe in justice, but I will defend my mother before justice," is contextually considered and corrected. »Read Full Article
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Morton's neuroma is a swollen or thickened nerve in the ball of your
foot. When your toes are squeezed together too often and for too long, the
nerve that runs between your toes can swell and get thicker. This swelling can make it
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Morton's neuroma can cause
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A doctor can usually identify
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Board Rescue is a 501(c)(3) public benefit non-profit corporation dedicated to providing skateboards & safety equipment to organizations that work with underprivileged, at-risk and special needs children.
About Board Rescue
Board Rescue began operations in 2008 and since its inception thousands of children across the United States have benefited from their participation in the act of skateboarding. In addition to keeping kids healthy and strong, being active for 60 minutes each day has been shown to increase concentration and focus, improve classroom attendance and behavior, boost academic performance, and many other health benefits to exercising on a regular basis. Learning to skateboard and progressing to learning new tricks can lead to more confidence, and it certainly teaches children the lesson that hard work, determination, practice and commitment can lead to positive results. At its core, skateboarding is about getting outside, getting some exercise and having fun, but it can also teach kids many skills that can be applied in their day-to-day lives.
The donations we make to organizations are made possible because of support from individuals making monetary donations and our partners who choose to make donations to us. Over 90% of each dollar donated is directly spent on purchasing skateboards, the other 10% is used to pay shipping costs and purchase or pay for small business items like shipping charges, web hosting, boxes, packing tape, business cards and stickers. We are an all-volunteer staff so your donation will make a big difference, thank you.
Where does Board Rescue operate?
We help youth organizations in the United States only.
Are the Board members of Board Rescue paid a salary?
Nope—we are all volunteers!
What year did you begin operations and where are you located?
2008 in Palo Alto, California.
Do you give equipment, boards, or safety gear to individuals?
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I'd like to volunteer, how can I help?
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There are some adorable store-bought Valentine Card options for kids, but there's nothing quite like making your own Valentine's Day cards. One of my strongest Valentine's Day memories is of cutting and pasting doilies with hand-cut hearts, and this is a tradition that I'm excited to pass along to my own children. One of the most successful strategies for encouraging … [Read more...]
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"Kai Po Che!" actor Sushant Singh Rajput has been roped in as the brand ambassador for Pepsi Atom, a new drink by PepsiCo India.
For Sushant, it's a dream come true.
"It was my dream to be associated with PepsiCo. I am thrilled about this association with Pepsi Atom...It is my first major endorsement and is even more special as Pepsi Atom is also new, like me, and 2013 is the debut year for both of us," Sushant said in a statement.
Speaking about the new drink, Gautham Mukkavilli, CEO, Beverages, PepsiCo India, said: "It is our biggest launch in the recent years and we are committed to invest behind the brand and make it a key player in the carbonated beverage segment."
The drink will come in a bold black and blue packaging including a 250 ml My Can at an introductory price of Rs.15 and a 500 ml PET bottle at Rs.25.
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I'm in 2020 with my FM save and have taken Wolverhampton to some giddy heights. How about you guys? Whats the longest save you have with this years version? Is there many Giant Bomb FM players?
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Because this is horrendous and hideous. Can you imagine the fear these animals must be in the last minutes of their
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Selfies, followers, likes and the fascination with celebrity anythings (chefs, decorators, stylists, authors, etc.) are just a few of the ways that today's society focuses attention on individuals. It's not enough to be a great chef - it's better to be a celebrity chef. It's not enough to participate in an event - it's better to snap a selfie of yourself at the event and then post it online for all to see.
During the early years of the Reagan administration, a Washington news conference was held for me for my first book, "The State Against Blacks." Before making summary statements about the book, I offered the reporters assembled that they could treat me like a white person. They could ask me hard, pressing questions. They could demand proof of the arguments that I was making.
"The difference between Bush's mistakes and his disappointments may just be that he hasn't yet taken ownership of the latter," Massimo Calabresi wrote in Time as he covered President George W. Bush's final press conference in January of 2009. Four years earlier, left-wing journalist John Dickerson had begun a trend among the Bush White House press corps, demanding from the president a recognition of his mistakes.
Political reporters seem to enjoy the game of politics far more than the substance of issues. But recent Supreme Court rulings on the president's health care law, campaign finance reform and other topics may force a fundamental issue into the 2016 election. Upcoming rulings on same-sex marriage, immigration and another health care case will add fuel to the fire.
I have been trying to figure out what to do with my free time now that I have decided not to run for President of the United States (or what's left of it.) Some of you wrote and asked me to reconsider my decision. I am humbled by your pledges of support but I don't want to broach the subject again with the Woman Who Shares My Name. She has access to a lot of broccoli and says she know where she can get more. I had best leave that alone.
Occasionally, I wonder whether I'm alone in some of my wonderings. Look at the claim that conservatives or Republicans have launched a war on women as a part of their overall mean-spirited agenda. In the case of mistreatment of women - or of anyone else - assault, rape and murder are about as horrible as it gets. But I would be willing to bet a lot of money that most of the assaults, rapes and murders of women are done by people who identify as liberals or Democrats, particularly in the cases of murderers. Most crime, except perhaps white-collar crime, is ...
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A surreal moment passed for me this week with several press reports about presidential candidates heading to Atlanta in August this year. Six years ago in Atlanta, a group of online political activists got together in person. They had been online collaborators among the Republican grassroots for six years without ever having met face to face.
It's mid-May and time for celebrating graduations. It's a time to look back on accomplishments and, more importantly, to look forward to new phases and opportunities in life.
American government - at all levels - is losing the legitimacy it needs to function. Or, perhaps, some segments of the government have already lost it.
Last week in Garland, Texas, a lady named Pamela Geller sponsored an event about Islam, a component of which included drawing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. While Muslims in prior centuries painted Mohammed and some Muslims still think it is OK to draw Mohammed, most Muslims around the world condemn the drawing of any image purporting to be the likeness of Mohammed.
Before we examine the issue of police shootings of blacks, I would like to start the conversation with another question. Here it is: If a person chooses to stand on railroad tracks in the face of an oncoming train, who is responsible for his being run over? And if many people meet their maker this way, what would you recommend as the best way to reduce such deaths? Would you focus most of your efforts on train engineers, or would you counsel people not to stand on railroad tracks in the face of an oncoming train?
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I am not sure why but when I asked this question elsewhere I got lots of replies along the lines of "Food is so much healthier in Germany! Just look when you get there!" and some sarcastic "yeah, the Germans only eat sausages and beer, but maybe if you look really really hard you'll be able to find fruit and veg and maybe even coffee" which really have irritated me all day. I am not at all worried about the quality of food in Germany, I am very excited about moving there, I don't expect a bunch of stereotypes or cliches. I spent a lot of time growing up in Europe (mostly Spain) and have missed the lifestyle incredibly, and I often rant about how our food standards in the US are awful comparatively, etc..
The problem is, I and my kids have a lot of fairly severe food intolerances. It has taken several YEARS in a country where we are fluent in the language and familiar with the customs to find brands/products that work well for us. Even the healthiest fanciest most wonderful organic farm made jerky usually has more sugar than I would like, and quite often traces of dairy. I am aware that it is an annoyance/pain in the ass/complicated to explain all the exact issues to store clerks and restaurant staff, so I am trying to find the best replacements for our usual "safe" snacks before we get there. (this doesn't even get into the fact that we still have to *try* all the new stuff and see what we actually enjoy)
I had hoped to take some of our staple (very favorite, yummy, AND healthy) jerky, protein powder, and fish oil so that we have a little grace period to find stuff in stores to transition to, but I then realized that could all be confiscated at customs. We obviously eat homemade meals of fresh meat/fish/eggs & veg/fruit at home, but we won't have a fridge or stove for at least a month so the dried/prepared snack issue is actually quite important. I made the mistake of asking if "baby carrots" (miniature sticks of carrot in bags) are popular over there (they were not in any of the countries I spent a lot of time in when I was a kid) because they are a favorite snack of my kids, and of course that prompted the comment that I might find fruit/veg if I looked. I know I can buy proper carrots everywhere, I just wondered about this specific packaging b/c it would be very convenient and please my kids. (Not having to get a cutting board, knife, etc to prep in our hotel room is a bonus)
I asked about coffee as well, though I am sure there is coffee generally we make an effort to get really high quality organic stuff, and if decaf water processed, which is not easy to find over here at all, so I wanted tips on finding it over there. (Is there a special name/brand for this type of thing?)
I found 2 "bio" healthfood stores (I think) near our hotel which I will check out as soon as I can when we get there, but any assistance with finding these things would be appreciated. (For example, over here many groceries are now stocking an "allergen free" section with gluten free and dairy free stuff, is that common over there?)
Please don't take my questions as some sort of slight against Germany or an indication that I am fearful of a new country or culture (that one really pissed me off, btw) I am just doing a bit of research so we can be comfortable and productive when we first arrive and look for a house.
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I cannot speak for all the cities, it will really depend on where you live, and also I know nothing about jerky as a vegetarian and have no food allergies, as a result I don't check for these ingredients often.
That said, maybe this will help you:
Rewe stores (supermarket chain) have baby carrots, I assume other big supermarkets like Kaufland, Combi etc will do as well. In our Rewe the pre-washed baby carrots can be found near the fruit/veg section in a fridge where they also keep pre-washed, ready to eat salads and dressings. The German word for it is Babykarotten, or maybe Minikarotten. They have been pre-peeled as well.
I do not know about plain fish oil, I know many supplements for pregnant women and general Omega 3 supplements contain fish oil. These are widely available, every big supermarket has a small health food/supplement section. But if you are into more holistic, harder to find supplements I suggest googling for a Reformhaus in your area. These are usually smaller mom'n'pop type stores and traditionally offer foods labeled with allergens, offer lost of hard to find juices and supplements. You might also find protein powder there, though Germany is not big on those. We also now have plenty of Biosupermärkte who will all have supplements as well as only organic foods (big chains are Alnatura which has its own line of cheaper items; Basic; Aleco...). However, organic does not equal healthy, so if you ate looking for sugarfree items you'll have to read the ingredient lists. Manufacturers don't label items as nicely as the UK does, for example, but they are required to state what allergens (milk, wheat, nuts, eggs, mustard, soy..) are in their products. It will read "enthält Milch, Weizen" for these, and if it says "Enthält Spuren von... " oder "Kann Spuren enthalten von.." that means none of the allergens have been consciously added to the product but they were processed at a factory that also handles these items. Depending on the severity of your allergies you might want to stay away from them, but if you have to it will be really hard to find something.
Glutenfree sections are in all supermarkets and in the Biosupermärkte. The drugstore chains DM (highly recommended, carries Alnatura product) and Rossmann both have organic/health food lines including gluten free and dairy free items. Dairy free is easy, I am vegan and have no issues finding stuff.
For a selection of organic coffee check the Biosupermarkt, drugstores and supermarkets will also carry at least one organic coffee type but I have no idea about decaf.
BTW, if I say supermarket I do not mean the cheaper ones like Lidl, Aldi, Netto, Penny or Plus. While recently all have started carrying soy products and some organic items they do have a much smaller selection of these specialty items. If they do these are cheaper than elsewhere but you might need a longer time to find them.
Thank you Oceane! That really was helpful. I am making notes to take with us!
As for supplements, as mentioned already Germans are not nearly as big on them as Americans are and hence, I find the quality and general availability of them lacking. It's one of the things I tend to bring back from the US when I visit and quite frankly have mostly stopped taking them because of this. Technically it's illegal to "import" any kind of herbal products and medications, but travelling with them is easy as customs do not search you coming in. However, I do not recommend having them sent to you -my mom often send me care packages of American things I am missing here and once tried to include some herbal supplements and the package got sent back. German customs opens and searches an inordinate percentage of incoming parcels so just be careful.
As for jerky, as far as I know it's unavailable here. I was recently in the US and a friend of my hubby's asked me to bring him back some jerky. So yeah, load up and bring it with you because you aren't gonna find it here. I also recently found out by chance when researching customs regulations that jerky is also on the forbidden to import list. German customs are just full of these arbitrary rules. Again, you should be fine travelling in with it, but I would not bother to have it sent over if you would normally be inclined to do that as customs is likely to find it and send it back. I would recommend finding other alternative snacks. There is no lack of healthy organic food and sugar-free snacks here I'm sure you'll find something.
As mentioned, gluten free is easy here as there is a wide variety of fresh-baked bread made without gluten. My husband has a gluten intolerance so we buy spelt (which is in general very popular, called "Dinkel" and you can find pasta, bread, crackers, etc made with it), kamut or buckwheat bread. You can also get gluten free bread at dm drug store but it has other ingredients I don't like so we don't buy it.
I know this news is not all good. When I first moved here from the States I was devastated at all the products I was used to that are unavailable here. Over the years I have gotten used to and learned to love what is available here, adapted my needs / tastes and found replacements for most things. I recommend doing internet searches for things you can't find here. Sometimes a German website will sell it but I have found countless products from UK websites who will ship to Germany. That is a great way to get supplements (the import laws only apply to stuff coming in from outside the EU) and loads of other products, so do check into that.
Good luck! Where are you moving to, and will you be staying long?
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Hey PJ, we got here yesterday! Our commitment s for 36 months and we may ask to stay longer after that. I'm not sure if we will end up in Mainz. Wiesbaden or Frankfurt but that is where we are planning to explore/look at houses.
Welcome! Feel free to PM me or post here with any questions or things that come up
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Hello all! So we love it here, Mainz is beautiful, the food thing is still tricky without a kitchen but after some rashes/etc the first week we got super strict and have found a few restaurants that will cater to our needs. I have a rec for a ped in Wiesbaden but the person who likes them doesn't know how they will feel about non-vax, etc... So I was wondering if there was anyone that could suggest a ped or family doc in the area (willing to travel if necessary) that is crunchy friendly. Also, although we are homeschooling now, I am curious about the school situation, particularly kindergarten since I hear it is more playtime than "school" and it might be a nice way for the kids to learn the language and meet friends. Is there a vaccine exemption I need to fill out or something? (Or nothing like that and you just can't attend w/out vax, etc...?) I am feeling pretty conflicted about the school thing since we were adamant about continuing to homeschool before we left, but now that we are here everyone is gushing about how great the schools are and how early the kids finish the day, etc, etc... I do really want the kids involved with German kids but had hoped for after school activities or sports things to achieve that. Any ideas?
Glad to hear it's going well for you!
Just a word of warning: homeschooling is illegal in Germany. If you continue to do it, you are well advised to keep it very low-key. There have been stories of police taking children away from their parents for homeschooling (no kidding!). One family was even granted asylum status in the US because they wanted to homeshool and were facing persecution here for it. Most Germans I've talked about this with are very anti-homeschool. There is, however, one pro-homeschool group called Unerzogen: http://www.unerzogen.de/ which has local meetings. You may find some other like-minded folks there. Good luck!
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Should have clarified (and I actually joined the unerzogen yahoo group, cool people!) we are able to legally homeschool here because we are in the country in association with the military. I was pretty bummed when I found out that there wasn't going to be big active groups of German homeschoolers getting together here that we could practice our new language with and that is kind of spurring this reconsideration of the school thing. It is really hard for me to understand how it can be so unacceptable in a culture to homeschool that it is actually illegal. I've actually already had a comment (from an American actually) that she couldn't believe my kids are homeschooled since they are so outgoing, etc, etc... I kind of thought most people had some vague concept of homeschoolers as kids who happen to have a parents heavily investing time in helping them do better than they would at school (otherwise why are we doing it?) but it appears the kneejerk reaction by many is to assume it's just a way to isolate the kids and avoid teaching them important stuff. (I have met homeschoolers like that, but I wouldn't say most of them are like that at all)
Yeah it's pretty silly. I think it's just one more negative result of the history of this country. Apparently the government sees homeschooling as a way to educate people for sinister purposes, and to avoid interaction with different types of people.
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I have a rec for a ped in Wiesbaden but the person who likes them doesn't know how they will feel about non-vax, etc... So I was wondering if there was anyone that could suggest a ped or family doc in the area (willing to travel if necessary) that is crunchy friendly. Is there a vaccine exemption I need to fill out or something? (Or nothing like that and you just can't attend w/out vax, etc...?) I am feeling pretty conflicted about the school thing since we were adamant about continuing to homeschool before we left, but now that we are here everyone is gushing about how great the schools are and how early the kids finish the day, etc, etc... I do really want the kids involved with German kids but had hoped for after school activities or sports things to achieve that. Any ideas?
We are planning to attend a baby meet up group in our town. They seem to be all over the place. Maybe you can find something similar? If you call the Burgerzentrum or Rathaus they might be able to tell you more.
Also, it is popular to have kids attend a hobby or two a few times a week. Joining a sports team for example. They are not necessarily school based.
As far as vaccines go - I never had a pedi say anything about it really. One even made it clear that I am not forced to do it and she just wanted to ask because they are required to offer it to everyone. I never heard about a vaccine exemption, I don't think anyone cares. It is certainly not a must to be vaccinated to attend kidergarten or school. Unless some new law has been passed that I don't know of? I was gone for a few years..:/
As this question has come up before...
Here is a list of all clubs which may offer after school activities:
Also happened to come across a list of English-speaking doctors in Mainz, here's the link just in case...
There's a bilingual school. 5th grade and up
A list of water playgrounds...I'm on a roll, Mainz sounds great!
As for jerky, as far as I know it's unavailable here. I was recently in the US and a friend of my hubby's asked me to bring him back some jerky. So yeah, load up and bring it with you because you aren't gonna find it here. I also recently found out by chance when researching customs regulations that jerky is also on the forbidden to import list. German customs are just full of these arbitrary rules. Again, you should be fine travelling in with it, but I would not bother to have it sent over if you would normally be inclined to do that as customs is likely to find it and send it back.
Actually, most countries are extremely strict about their import restrictions on meat products and other foodstuffs. It's about disease prevention (used to work in food and agriculture administration). I think the last huge outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the EU in 2001 was caused by meat that was illegally imported Britain. This is the site for the US, with all restrictions and explanations. I'd guess that US and EU regulations are fairly similar.
Have you found no websites in the UK that sell jerky? They should be able to ship to Germany without restrictions.
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We've seen Fire legend Hristo Stoitchkov around Chicago a couple times the past two seasons so we may have a better idea than most on with what he's been up to.
Still, this "Whatever Happened To..." feature from MLSsoccer.com's Simon Borg has a fantastic number of quotes from the former European Player of the Year regarding his time in Chicago, controversey surrounding his career and his decision to retire.
Our favorite: "I put Chicago on the same level as Barcelona, the Bulgarian national team and CSKA Sofia. The same level. I came here at 32, 33 years old, but I enjoyed it like I was an 18-year-old."
Read the full feature here.
Heading to Arizona to catch the Fire play FC Tucson this weekend? Following the match (set for 1:00pm Mountain Time), the club is hosting a Happy Hour for Fire supporters in the hotel bar at the Desert Diamond Casino (7350 S. Nogales Hwy; Tucson) from 5:30-7:30pm MT.
Fire Head Coach & Director of Soccer Frank Yallop as well as Technical Director Brian Bliss will be on hand for the event, the first few drinks are on us and appetizers will be provided.
All Fire fans in and around Tucson are welcome to attend!
As someone that's taken in Section 8 Chicago trips to Montreal, Toronto, Kansas City, Columbus, Philadelphia, New York and in a month, Portland, I've come to appreciate the character and drive that is inherent in a traveling supporter's blood as they lend their voice to help the Fire on the road.
And while it's amazing to see so many take air trips, bus rides or insanely long travels in a stuffy van for a regular season match, I've also come to appreciate some of the faces I see every year in preseason.
For "The West Wing" aficionados out there, it reminds me of Bradley Whitford's character Josh Lyman trying to get to Port St. Lucie, Fla., for a New York Mets intrasquad game during Season 2's "Stackhouse Filibuster" just so catcher Mike Piazza could say, "Dude" to him.
At this point, if you're not understanding the Sorkinese I'm throwing at you, please meet Ray Cook, the Chicago Fire's very own version of Josh Lyman (more in the sports fan sense).
Ray traveled to Tucson via Amtrak from Chicago and even beat the team here (arriving Friday). I've seen Ray each of the last four preseasons (usually in Charleston, S.C.) but as he says, his tradition of making it out prior to the start of every campaign dates back to 2000 and has taken him to such places as Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Jackson, Miss., New Orleans and Guadalajara, Mexico.
This is why he does it...
You'd have to say with all the snow in Chicago last night (and this winter), he's looking pretty smart.
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Mike Magee has racked up the accolades the last year. MLS MVP, Best XI, Team MVP and surely a few other awards were garnered during his stunning 2013 campaign. The last honor he received before heading into the 2014 season was Fire Player of the Year at Monday night's 26th annual Comcast SportsNet Awards, benefiting the March of Dimes.
Magee was honored alongside the Bears Martellus Bennett, the Blackhawks Patrick Sharp, the Bulls Nazr Mohammed, the Cubs Welington Castillo, White Sox Nate Jones. Blackhawks legend Stan Mikita also earned the night's Lifetime Achievement Award.
Mike jokingly thanked the children's charity for helping him get out of "preseason boot camp in Florida" but also for the great work they do with kids saying, "any charity dedicated to children is brilliant".
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Today's Numbers Game features a switch as second-year Fire midfielder Dilly Duka will now wear the #11. Acquired from Columbus this time last year in exchange for Dominic Oduro, the pair took each other's numbers when they got to their new clubs (Duka taking 8, Oduro taking 11 in Columbus).
This year, with the Crew's #8 shirt vacant, Oduro has switched back to his regular number while Duka completes the swap. Coincidentally, #11 became available at the Fire when the team traded Daniel Paladini to Columbus back in December.
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The dual Swiss-American citizen, who also happens to speak four languages and also shares a name with an Olympic triple jumper, went the Kellen Gulley route in choosing his number according to the year he was born, 1992.
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Yes I agree it is mostly by adding fuel. The downside of the wide band route is that it doesn't really have much affect outside closed loop simply because the ecu doesn't look at them. Maybe not a problem for yourself and a lot of other riders especially on a big GS that isn't exactly a race bike. For some users though the retune is better if they are on the WOT a lot, generally driving hard. It's all preference and many will scoff saying it's not needed and a waste of time and money, others will see it as life saving and worth every penny/cent.
Actually when you richen the Closed Loop mixture with a wideband controller, it also adjusts the fuel in all Open Loop areas including WOT and Warm-Up through a process called adaptation. The 1150s and 1200s have that for sure and I suspect the 1100 does as well but haven't measured it yet. As an example if you set the wideband lambda to 0.94, WOT gets 6% richer and the warmup gets 6% richer after an adaptation period, I've measured the effect and presented recorded WOT and warmup AFR data.
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0-4 in graded stakes for the Kentucky derby card with two pretty strong betting favorites
Just sayin'. I don't see his luck turning around, unless he decides to make his own luck like he did in the BC classic. I wouldn't put it past him.
I'll wager $10 Zenyatta's spawn doesn't even hit the board.
Lol, thank you for posting smokey I needed a good laugh today and almost everything you posted is borderline hilliariously wrong. What every one seems to be missing here is that this is a distinction for ACTIVE horses that have run since jan 1st of this year. Of couse there is no zenyatta. Of couse it is missing many big name other horses because.they.have.not.run.yet.this.year. No one is saying he is the best to have even run. While I don't see the distinction ending anytime soon, should he loose next month, I am sure he will loose the title. And when he does you and the rest of his anti-party can throw a celebration. I don't get while so many people like to get up in arms when ever this horse is praised. It is like a personal afford to them , their children and their, dogs. Unfortunately good horses are like good authors,artist etc. it is often after they are gone and retired their true genious is reatlized. I Promise you now, that SB will be in immortalized I his retirement and will be finally realized as the horse that he is. You are looking at the horse that all others from this decade will be looked at in comparison , I am calling it now.
So remember than 70-1 shot that SB 'labored so hard to beat' what a dud he's turned out to be -_- what say the nay Sayers now ?
Seeing as there are about 3xs as many dirt races as Poly races, why would they not run him on both. Especially if they want any award of any kind any year they HAVE to run him on the dirt - and guess what he still wins. Surprise. Sorry he doesn't win by 10 + lengths every time. I don't believe batteries were included in his anatomical assembly. He is not a machine. He isn't going to win an award this year. Even his staunchest fan will admit to that. Enough. People be damned that they are happy he ran a good race. I don't understand.
This horse would have to win by 15 lengths to even slightly impress you, We get it.You don't have to post a degrading post EVERY SINGLE time he runs.
"Boots" is the name of the dart board he uses to choose the 'Flavor of the week'. Because if it isn't obvious by now, this game is nothing but dancing dollar signs to mr. Tmallios. And if for some unthinkable reason you happen to post an observation or opinion that differs for him - be prepared to get a mouthful of horsecrud that he steals from some de-motivational poster. Unless his precious Rudy Rodriguez has a horse running, and then all bets are off.
Good, another easy Baffert Classic toss horse.
You are so right. You are the only person in this big wide world that ever liked CC. Every one else trash talked and though he was scum so much so he was the heavy favorite in the derby. You and your inflated ego must have quite the impact. The over generalizations on this site are hysterical.
oh tmallios , what a joke you are. About 2/3 months ago you were leading the charge on the Princess winning front- and then your BELOVED Rudy's horse won ONE- stakes race in her entire career, and all the sudden she is a crown jewel and Princess of Sylmar is nothing but a lowly peasant? Where do you get off calling out others on having favorites. (On a fairly innocent post no less) You would know all about that though.
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"I have never done skydiving. I won't deny that I am a bit scared of heights. I have done a lot of stunts in films but I have never experienced anything like skydiving. But now I want to do it and hopefully I'll do it soon," the 38-year-old said here.
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Sonu was last seen in "Maximum". He will now be seen in the role of gangster Dawood Ibrahim in "Shootout at Wadala".
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If you want to overcome the fear of heights...do bungy jumping. Sky diving is a piece of cake compared with bungy jumping.
Simple thing: bungy jumping is you taking that step off the ledge.
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This year marks the 26th Anniversary of The Nutcracker at TJC. To celebrate this milestone, we will be performing at the TJC Wise Auditorium. Invited to join our cast of over 100 TJC and community performers will be two dancers with the world-famous Dance Theater of Harlem, to dance the roles of the Sugar Plum and her Cavalier.
In addition to four public performances, two abbreviated school shows are performed for school age children, home-schooled students, and nursing home residents. These performances educate and enrich community members who may not otherwise get the opportunity to see live dance and music. The Nutcracker is the perfect way to introduce young children to the power and beauty of classical music and dance.
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- Senior Citizens- $10
- Children under 12- $10
For information on how to donate to this exciting production, contact Carolyn Hanna, 903-510-2483 or email@example.com
Dancefest is an annual end-of-year production. Dancefest features TJC college dance students and advanced TJC Academy of Dance students in a varied program incorporating ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, and modern choreography.
The first act of the performance includes a portion of a famous classical ballet. The second act of the performance includes a story-line encompassing multiple dance genres.
- DanceFest Performance Dates: May 2, 2015, 7:00 p.m. and 3, 2015, 2:00 p.m., Wise Auditorium on the main TJC Campus.
- Tickets: General Admission $10.00 for adults, and $5.00 for children under 12 and TJC students with ID. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Tickets will be on sale one hour before show time.
Student/Faculty Recital
A forum for students to try their hand at choreography, costume, and lighting design. Mixed evening of works by students and faculty.
- Student/Faculty Recital Performance Date: April 10, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
- Tickets: $5.00 general admission. Students free with ID.
View the Wise Auditorium seating layout here.
Dance Contact Information
Lara K. Smith
Department Chair
Office: Wise WCA-A
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Telephone: 903-510-3242
Advising contact: 903-510-2425