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Girls' Dresses & Skirts
Hooded Sweatshirt Dress - Girls
Super-smiles are a side effect of this sweatshirt dress. Sublimely cozy in brushed terry fleece, it charms with bold prints, color-block style with contrast binding, and made-for-play detailing. * Pull-on * Roomy fit * Hood * Slight V-neck with crossover trim * Long sleeves * Kangaroo pockets * Shirttail hem * Ribbed trim * Cotton/poly * Imported
Cap-Sleeve Shoelace Dress by Morgan & Milo - Girls
This popular, supercute dress is back and softer than ever before, because its distinctive Morgan & Milo prints are rendered using quality water-based inks on pure cotton. Topped with the signature shoelace bow. * By Morgan & Milo * Easy, casual fit * Elasticized short sleeves; above-knee hem * Imported
Cupcakes & Pastries Woven Ikat Skirt - Girls
An uncommon beauty, this skirt dazzles with a hand-woven Ikat print, pretty pom-pom detail on pockets, and sunburst embroidery that twinkles with mirrored paillettes and sequins. Soft to the touch, it's the perfect partner for a closetful of tops. * By Cupcakes & Pastries * Pull-on * Elastic waist * Above-knee length * Cotton * Imported
Double-Take Knit Dress - Girls
Insta-style meets effortless fun! This knit dress inspires double takes with its must-have layered look, sporty styling, and blend of beguiling prints and stripes. Part active, part adorable, it's made for play yet perfect for parties. * Pull-on * Scooped boatneck with gathered detail at center front and pop-neck binding * Slight drop shoulder * Layered-look cap and long sleeves * Knee length * Cotton jersey * Imported
Magpie & Mabel Layered Tulle Dress - Girls
Offering daily flights of fancy, this made-for-play dress has the lovely look of a perfectly pulled-together knit top and tulle skirt with no extra effort required! Featuring an enchanting 3-D print on top and a supersoft Swiss dot tulle overlay below. * By Magpie & Mabel * Pull-on * Roomy fit * Scoop neck * Long sleeves * Drop waist * Knee length * Cotton/spandex with nylon/spandex trim * USA
Tiered Pinwale Corduroy Skirt - Girls
A flawless cool-weather skirt, in supersoft and stretchy fine-wale corduroy with three tiers of full gathers. With dress-up-or-down versatility, she'll wear it from fall to spring. * Pull-on * Elastic waist * Just-above-knee length * Cotton corduroy * Imported
Tulle-Trimmed Knit Skirt - Girls
Our apologies to the tee, sweater, or jacket paired with this knit skirt with its fun-tastic prints, spin-worthy gathers, and tulle-trimmed ruffle edge, it's the star of any outfit. * Pull-on * Elastic waist * Just-above-knee length * Imported
Pink Chicken Knit Floral Dress - Girls
Sweetly sophisticated and delightfully easy to wear, this soft knit dress makes a positive first (and lasting!) impression. Featuring a dramatic print, Dolman sleeves, and faux-suede belt. * By Pink Chicken * Pull-on * Roomy, with faux-suede belt to customize fit * Slightly square neckline with stretch * Long Dolman sleeves * Knee length * Cotton/modal * Imported
Magpie & Mabel Printed Woven Skirt - Girls
This impeccably styled must-have skirt showcases a woven print, contrast ribbon trim with a fixed bow, and corduroy trim. With a fitted waist and flared style for maximum style impact. * By Magpie & Mabel * Pull-on * Elastic-back waist * Knee length * Cotton * USA
Morgan & Milo Tulle Knit Skirt - Girls
It's always tulle time! This gorgeous knit skirt has a playful pattern that comes to life beneath two graduated layers of billowy soft tulle just the bling with a tee or cardigan. * By Morgan & Milo * Pull-on * Elastic waist * Above-knee length * Slubbed cotton jersey with tulle trim * Imported


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After a groundbreaking in June 1993 and the realizaition of architect IM Pei's stunning vision, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opened to the public on the shores of Lake Erie in September 1995. The day culminated with a benefit concert at Cleveland Municipal Stadium, where an incredible roster of rock and roll legends took the stage: Chuck Berry, Bob Dylan, Al Green, Jerry Lee Lewis, Aretha Franklin, Johnny Cash, the Pretenders, John Fogerty, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, George Clinton, the Kinks, John Mellencamp, Bruce Springsteen, Booker T and the MGs, Eric Burdon and Martha Reeves. It was just the start.
One of the first pieces of rock and roll history ever loaned to the Museum came from Yoko Ono: the 1964 Gibson J 160E played by John Lennon and used extensively throughout his career. The unique acoustic guitar was part of a collection Ono presented to the Museum on October 13, 1994 and also included handwritten lyrics, a pair of Lennon's eye glasses, Lennon's guitar from the 1965 Beatles concert at Shea Stadium and more.
The Gibson acoustic guitar, however, remains "one of the most precious artifacts that we have in the Rock ...
In 1975, Ronnie Wood replaced Mick Taylor as guitarist for the Rolling Stones. It was another turning point for the band: "Ronnie was damn good glue for the band. He was a breath of fresh air," said Richards. He and Richards went back to the band's default rhythmic style, playing together to create the sound of a single intricate guitar. This compositional style had not been played consistently since Brian Jones' tenure in the band. Wood helped to revitalize the band's music and spirit, and it proved to be exactly what the Stones needed.
"'Beast of Burden' is a good example of the two of us twinkling felicitously together," said Richards. Wood's slide guitar and pedal steel work made a big impact when recording and also on stage, and the chemistry between Wood and Richards can be heard when listening to Rolling Stones songs such as "It's Only Rock and Roll," "Hey Negrita," "Miss You," "Far Away Eyes" and "Start Me Up."
These two Rolling Stones video clips go behind the scenes, highlighting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's latest major exhibit Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, on view through March ...
This week, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in partnership with Play Me, I'm Yours unveiled a unique piano designed by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame exhibit designer John Sloboda. "The represented act of smashing the guitar through the top of the piano is an attempt to catch the 'lightening in a bottle' moment when something happens where there's a little bit of danger mixed with excitement," says Sloboda of the Rock Hall's piano design that features a guitar "smashed" into the top of the piano. "Plus, having the electric guitar with the piano feels a little more rock and roll, and seemed fitting because the Rock Hall sponsored the piece."
Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland International Piano Competition teamed up to present Play Me, I'm Yours, curating an interactive art installation composed of 25 uniquely decorated pianos that will be placed throughout Northeast Ohio, including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. The idea is to encourage people to meet, connect, communicate and express themselves through the shared experience of musical performance.
Dubbed "Black Magik," the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's piano was inspired by ...
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's artifact collection represents a diverse group of artists – much like the genre of rock and roll itself. The exhibits chronicle rock and roll history from its earliest days right through the new millennium, and visitors to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will find clothing, handwritten lyrics, personal effects and much more. Among the Museum's most treasured pieces are the instruments.
The Museum's collection of rare instruments used in recordings and live performances includes drums, microphones, even flutes and a dulcimer, and the instrument most often associated with rock and roll: the guitar. There are approximately 20 guitars on permanent exhibit in the Museum's atrium alone, and the instruments are rotated every six months. The guitars focus on Hall of Fame Inductees as well as non-inductee artists – both legendary and contemporary. Today, 10 new guitars that represent Inductees – including Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Cliff, Mike Mills of R.E.M., Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and 2012 inductee, Steve Fossen of Heart – and non-inductees Eugene Hutz of Gogol Bordello and Mike Dirnt of Green Day were placed on exhibit ...
In June 1978, Pete Sears and his Jefferson Starship bandmates narrowly escaped a riot following a cancelled concert in Germany. Amid the chaos, much of the band's gear was left behind, including Sears' one-of-a-kind bass created by famed luthiers Doug Irwin and Tom Lieber – the men responsible for Jerry Garcia's most iconic instruments. Sears never played the guitar live, and he never thought he'd see it again. Thirty-five years later, however, the missing bass has resurfaced.
While a member of Jefferson Starship in 1976, Sears commissioned Irwin and Lieber (the latter working at the Doug Irwin Custom Shop) to build a custom bass dubbed "Dragon." Grateful Dead fans will recognize the work of both artisans, as they had hands in creating a series of iconic Jerry Garcia guitars, including "Rosebud," "Lighting Bolt" and "Tiger," which were all exhibited as part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip exhibit that was on view from April 12, 2012 to March 24, 2013.
The bass' resemblance to Garcia's famous guitars was no coincidence: the designers used the same piece of wood as Garcia's "Tiger" to build Sears' "Dragon ...
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's new exhibit highlighting 50 years of the Rolling Stones. The exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, opens to the public on May 24, 2013, and will span three floors, more than 4,000 square feet and feature hundreds of items -- instruments, clothes, handwritten correspondence, art, photographs and more -- from the Rolling Stones' amazing history as the "World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band."
Watch the video below for a sneak peek at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's new Rolling Stones exhibit.
The six founding members of War – the late Papa Dee Allen and Charles Miller, survivors Harold Brown, B.B. Dickerson, Lonnie Jordan and Howard Scott – were gigging around L.A. for nearly a decade before hooking up with Eric Burdon (ex-Animals) and Danish harmonica player Lee Oskar in 1969. Burdon and producer Jerry Goldstein named them War, and they backed it up with a steamy Afro-Latin R&B groove that rocked their debut hit "Spill The Wine." Less than two years later, Burdon dropped out and War went their own way in 1971. A long string of Top 10 pop/R&B crossover hits established War's status through the Seventies, always with a social message grounded by their distinctively breezy Southern California vibe. In this interview with War founding member Lonnie Jordan, he shares his first memories of playing, how War first connected with Eric Burdon and jamming with Jimi Hendrix during what would be his last public performance.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: How did you first become interested in playing music?
Lonnie Jordan: As a kid, I used to watch old black-and-white movies. Now keep in mind I'll be 65 this year, so when ...
On April 18, 2013, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame officially ushers the 2013 class of inductees into the Hall of Fame during the 28th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The class – Lou Adler, Heart, Quincy Jones, Albert King, Randy Newman, Public Enemy, Rush and Donna Summer – are represented in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland's newest exhibit. In the series of clips below, get a behind the scenes look at the 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees exhibit. Visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to see the new exhibit!

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Prince doesn't appreciate being shoved from his perch in the middle of a nap. He really doesn't. He also probably doesn't realize the floofy is crying because his clouds are being blown away, rather than because he's actually being hurt by the silly little sprite...
Prince probably isn't injuring it much at all otherwise.
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Torrent told Gardevoir to stand down with the brain blast, though Maxie was still enclosed in Gardevoirs aura. Maxie spoke
"It has always been my dream to see the legandary pokemon of Time and Space"
Omega looked shocked, he knew where Maxie was going with this. He checked his watch and Shreiked. Maxie kept talking.
"If Shaymin is not in Flower Paridise when it comes to winter, Sinnoh will plunge into chaos. Disease and plague. The only way to stop this would be to call upon Dialga and Palkia."
I was shocked. I had totally forgot about the story Omega told me. It had been ages since.
"Omega, what season is it" I yelled.
He replied with a droaned face " it's the last day of Autum!!!"
Torrent and I were the ones shreiking now.
"I have stalled long enough, keep your Shaymin, I dont need it, though just incase,...... Now"
A grunt on the otherside of the room pulled a lever and a trap door opened underneath us. Torrent, Omega, all our Pokemon, the cage containing Shaymin and myself, all fell. It was a Long fall but luckily, Torrent used Gardivoir's Physcic to give us all a safe landing. We landed in a stone room. The walls all around us were made of tough stone. So was the floor. The celing was too made of stone, though you could see the line of where the trap door opened.
Shaymin had broken out of the cage during the fall. It leaped up onto my lap and licked my face. It did the same with the others. It seemed to be really happy to be back with us. Now we had to figure out how to get out.....
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BlackBerry launched its BlackBerry Z10 device in India today for a hefty Rs 43, 490. The launch event also had brand ambassador Ranbir Kapoor at the event, (you can check out our photo gallery here). BlackBerry's head of Software Portfolio, Vivek Bhardwaj was also present at the launch.
Vivek is the man who has been largelyresponsiblefor the BlackBerry 10 OS and like at the New York launch, in India too, it was he who showed off the key features of the new OS . From predictive keyboard to BlackBerry Messenger with its video messaging and screen share option, BlackBerry's new phone isn't just banking on the raw specs but also in providing a different user experience.
We caught up with Vivek and spoke to him after the event on the new BB 10. Some excerpts:
What do you think is the core feature of BlackBerry 10 OS? Is this device aimed at the core corporate audience?
BB 10 is not about just targeting the corporate audience but anyone who wants to get things done, who wants to multi-task, who loves being hyper-connected. That can be anyone, a student who's on Facebook and Twitter all the time, a business executive, all of those audiences. We're now creating a new user experience, which sets us apart. The things we've really innovated are the keyboard, the BBM with video-calling and video share.
Is BlackBerry planning an annual developer conference like the kind Google and Apple do, say on a more regular basis to get more app developers?
We've been doing JAM sessions all of last year. We just finished a JAM session in Europe. We will be doing a BlackBerry Live in May. This will be a developer's conference. We're going to keep the momentum up, and give developers the hardware, the software. We intend to keep this going.
What about software updates? Like the kind Android and iOS roll out every year:We will be rolling out regular updates. We will innovate with keyboard as we believe in giving our users the best typing experience. You will also be seeing some new things with BBM later this year. We will continue to make the user experience faster and more fluid.
BBM has a lot of competitors like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger. Your take on how BBM will compete in this market: With BBM, we are doing pretty well so far. We've got 60 million active BBM users. Actually if you look at the level of engagement that people have on BBM, than compared to the others the apps that you're mentioning, it's much higher. People don't just use BBM for 15 minutes, but they're on it all the time. That level of engagement means we have a very active audience and we're going to capitalise on that.
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Songs From Tonight's Episode Of NBC's Musical Drama 'Smash' Available Today On ITunes
NEW YORK, March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Select songs from tonight's episode of NBC's Golden Globe-nominated musical drama series "Smash" (Tuesdays, 10-11pm ET) will be available today from NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products and Columbia Records in the "Smash" iTunes store: http://www.itunes.com/NBCSmash. The songs available from tonight's episode, entitled "Musical Chairs," include:"Heart Shaped Wreckage" – performed by Katharine McPhee and Jeremy Jordan "Ce N'est Pas ma Faute (It's Not My Fault)" – performed by Sean Hayes "Rewrite This Story" – performed by Katharine McPhee and Jeremy Jordan In addition, the episode features the song "The National Pastime," which is featured on the Broadway-caliber cast recording of Bombshell, the musical within "Smash," that is available now. Bombshell contains 22 original songs, complete with liner notes detailing the plot of Bombshell. The soundtrack features stars Katherine McPhee (Karen), Megan Hilty ( Ivy Lynn), and other cast members performing the original music created for the show's musical-within-a-musical by Tony and Grammy award-winning duo Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. In tonight's episode, new circumstances give rise to conflicts as Karen ( Katharine McPhee), Tom ( Christian Borle), Julia ( Debra Messing) and Derek ( Jack Davenport) adjust to their new surroundings. Tensions at "Liaisons" are also coming to a boil, ensuring that the show will find its place in Broadway history. Meanwhile, Eileen ( Anjelica Huston) may have found the key to saving "Bombshell" with the help of her daughter, Katie (guest star Grace Gummer). Megan Hilty, Jeremy Jordan and Andy Mientus also star. Sean Hayes, Jesse L. Martin, Daniel Sunjata and Grace Gummer guest star. "Smash," is a musical drama that celebrates the beauty and heartbreak of the Broadway theater as it follows a cross section of dreamers and schemers who all have one common desire – to be a "Smash." Evolving from an idea of executive producer and multiple Emmy and Oscar winner Steven Spielberg ("ER," "Schindler's List"), the series unites the hit-making Broadway writing team of Julia Houston ( Debra Messing, Emmy winner, "Will & Grace") and Tom Levitt ( Christian Borle, "Legally Blonde: The Musical") with producer Eileen Rand ( Anjelica Huston, Oscar winner, "Prizzi's Honor") to create a new musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe, and seasoned chorus girl Ivy Lynn (Hilty, "9 to 5: The Musical") vies with newcomer Karen Cartwright (McPhee, "American Idol") for the role of a lifetime. In Season 2, the "Bombshell" team is one step closer to achieving their Broadway dream. The Boston run was the success the team was hoping for, but they are all about to learn even a charmed show cannot avoid paying for sins of the past. Across the Brooklyn Bridge, Jimmy Collins ( Jeremy Jordan) and Kyle Bishop ( Andy Mientus) are toiling away on a rock musical of their own, which could either become "Bombshell's" biggest rival, or yet one more Broadway false start. Guest stars in season two include Oscar, Golden Globe and Grammy winner Jennifer Hudson ("American Idol," "Dreamgirls"), Emmy winner Sean Hayes ("Will & Grace"), Jesse L. Martin ("Rent," "Law & Order"), and Liza Minnelli (Tony, Oscar, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner.) In addition to Spielberg, the executive producers include Joshua Safran ("Gossip Girl"), Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey (" United States of Tara," "The Borgias"), Craig Zadan and Neil Meron (" Chicago," "Hairspray"), Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman ("Hairspray," "Catch Me If You Can"), Jim Chory ("Heroes," "American Dreams") and Theresa Rebeck (" Mauritius"). "Smash" is from Universal Television in association with DreamWorks Television.
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I Agree with this post. I have been a dedicated Apple product owner but am becoming increasingly frustrated with the products. My busy schedule requires me to keep a shared calendar with my family and we often have complex recurring events for sports, etc. I tried today to visit the icloud.com site to adjust some events from my iPad via Chrome on the desktop site only to be frustrated by some links working and others not working. It needs to be easier. Simple, smooth, reliable. These are the reasons we left PC world to partake of the fruit. I'm starting to wonder if the serpent has beguiled me. PLease do something to resolve this by making it available on iPhone or making the icloud.com site accessible/usable from mobile browsers.


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October 27, 2011 by Paulene
THE LOOK: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, the face of Burberry, was at the Burberry Body fragrance launch at the LA Burberry Store yesterday, wearing the lingerie-looking, Burberry Nude Silk dress paired with a diamond necklace by Queen Vee and nude, strappy heels. She wore light pink lipstick, and sharp makeup for the eyes. Want to recreate the look?
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No one else can pull of an exxagerated cat eye make up than Jersey Shore's own Snooki.
THE LOOK: Yesterday, Nicole Polizzi aka Snooki was at Barnes & Noble, 5th Avenue in NYC to promote her new book called "Confessions of a Guidette." Wearing glittered peep-toe pumps, a leopard mini dress with a matching big leopard hair piece and a leather bolero, Snooki walked around the bookstore looking like the diva she is.
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Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj aren't the only ones bold enough to try daring fashion trends. Now, hot pink lipstick are all around with celebrities like Taylor Swift also wearing hot pink. Now, Camilla Belle and Emmanuelle Chriqui are also rocking the lips in two different events.
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MAC announced a new face for the company – a timeless diva and one of Disney's Muppets… Miss Piggy! Three new products will be included in The Miss Piggy for MAC collection.
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Sofia Vergara continued with the coral hue trend when she attended the Rodeo Drive Walk of Style to honor Iman and Missoni in LA yesterday.
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The Look: Kim Kardashian was at the 2011 Game Changers Awards in Soho and the reality star was seen wearing a nude lip with peach undertones to perfectly compliment her blush.
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Just re-checked http://bolvideopodcast.cnettv.com/ feed and 1246 still not available. Oh well, guess I will just stream the audio from http://www.cnet.com/8301-19709_1-20007374-10.html?tag=mncol;title
I subscribe to the BOL audio feed in GReader for quick link to show notes and notice of when episode is available. Until recently I also subscribed to the audio feed in my podcast client (MediaMonkey). I recently dropped the audio feed in favour of the Video(SD) feed. There were enough references to what you were showing that I felt it worth it to get the video version.
I usually see notice in GReader by about 16:00 ESDT and the audio podcast was usually downloaded on my next hourly scan, so by 17:00 I would have it available to listen to.
Yesterday's(1245) video showed up about 18:00 and today's (1246) is still not available as of now (20:23).
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My 4 yr old sons birthday is 8/27. The cut off date for kindergarten here is Oct 1 so we decided to hold him back so he wasn't the youngest kid in his class. However he seems like he is started to get depressed and is very "bored" at school(daycare). He hates it and he never used to and I'm wondering if it might be because he is with younger kids learning things he already knows while all his other friends are in preK. (this all started around September when he switched classes) I was just wondering your opinion. Do the younger kids struggle in school? Should we just try to work through this and put him in preK next year or is it maybe a cry because he isn't being challenged and we should put him in kindergarten next year? I think we may see a child psychologist too just to make sure this isn't something more serious. He just seems so "sad" all the time and its mostly stems to him hating school so much
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I was the youngest in my class. I feel I could have waited a year. I struggled with motivation and I was tiny for my age. My Sept LO will be older so that is good, the one due in May we will have to think about and see how things go.
I don't think the psychologist would hurt. I saw one outside of school for an evaluation because my teacher told my parents I should be held back. They didn't want to do anything rash, so I took some tests and he evaluated my maturity and determined I'd be fine where I was and I should continue on.
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I'm not an elementary school teacher (I teach college kids), but I have seen what you described in my ODS. He has a late fall birthday, and missed the cutoff for kindergarten. When he was 4 going on 5, his friends at daycare left for kindergarten, he was just plain bored. That year was essentially a repeat of his previous year's preschool curriculum. I ended up enrolling him in a half-day pre-K program. I think at that time he needed a new adventure, a new challenge, and with his friends leaving, he wanted to be moving on, too.
I will be facing this issue with my Sept. LO, who has a birthday just a few days before the cutoff date. I asked my aunt, who taught kindergarten her entire career, what she thought. She thinks that for most students, in the short and long run, they're better waiting to begin school at five going on 6 rather than 4 going on 5. At 5 going on 6, they're bigger and they're more mature both for kindergarten and when they graduate from high school. Yes, there are boredom issues, but those problems are more easily addressed (with extra activities, hobbies, enrichment etc.)
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I am not an elementary teacher (high school) and am the parent of a kid right on the cutoff date who ended up in a similar situation. Have you had his IQ tested? Sounds to me like he may need to be in an accelerated program.
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Is there another program he can go to instead of school? We have a son whose birthday is mid-November and the cut off for school in NYS is Dec 1st. He's only 3 but instead of daycare next year he's going to attend a early childhood education program for 4 year olds at a local catholic church. It's an all day preschool program. They also have a program for 5 year olds whose parents are delaying their entry into kindergarten. You may just want to look into other options around your community. Also, the all day preschool program costs 1/2 as much as daycare....strange...but true!
By the way...I'm also teacher. I teach 7th graders and I can pick a late birthday boy out so easily. They are immature and often struggle socially. In today's school with increasing class size, more demands, more testing, and fewer academic programs we'll be holding both of our boys back in order to give them the biggest advantage possible when they enter school. Also...somebody mentioned 2 years of kindergarten...most schools in NY (at least where I live) will not let you do this unless it is an EXTREME case. I'd say hold him back and give him the advantage.
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Image.FromFile(filename) or B)
New Bitmap(imageSource) to create the the A Bitmap to be passed to B. Both work okay schmokay, but A does not allow me to set a new width/height on creation (but it does allow me to preserve values with
useIcm=True) and B does not allow me to preseve values.
Okay, now on to some code and examples:
Dim sourceBitmap As New Bitmap(imagePath & myImage1Name)<-not good at all (#1 overload). Doesn't preserve things like
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I've gone down the
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Those who looked at the distributional effects on personal income of these manpower efforts concluded that long-term effects were usually nonexistent or trivial. However, they concluded that those who participated in these programs were better off than they would otherwise have been.
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Dr Hossein Shokouhi
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Teaching Interests
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Second Language Acquisition
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Child Language Acquisition
Advanced Writing
Theories of Translation
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Discourse, pragmatics, second language acquisition and teaching in: Denmark, Germany, Iran, Italy, Spain, Sweden, United Arab Emirates
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DAAD scholarship as Fellow researcher at Potsdam University, Germany
Lot 8 scholarship as Fellow researcher by Deusto University, Spain
Visiting Scholar at La Trobe University, Australia
Research interests
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Second Language Acquisition
(Applied) Linguistics
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Research page
Shokouhi, Hayati, Jalilifar & Farokhian 2013 Apologies in ... request system. Iranian Applied Language Studies.
Arizavi, Shokouhi & Moosavi 2013 A rhetorical structure ... Applied Linguistic Studies.
Shokouhi & Arizavi 2013 Cross-disciplinary analysis of rhetorical structure of dissertation abstracts. Iranian EFL Journal.
Shokouhi & Jamali 2012 Metacognitive reading strategies ... In Baleghizadeh (ed) A handbook of ELT in Iran. Shahid Beshesti University: Tehran.
Jannejad, Shokouhi & Biparva 2012 The effects of controlled language processing on ... English Language Teaching: Canadian Center for Science and Education, 5, 155-165.
Shokouhi & Shiralai 2011 Rhetorical structure analysis of EFLs' written narratives ... J of Teaching Language Skills, 3, 181-211.
Shokouhi, Daram & Saba 2011 Impact of shifting in first and third person ... Journal of Arts and Humanities in Higher Education, 10, 433-448.
Hayati, Shokouhi & Hadadi 2011 A genre analysis of reprint request emails .... J of TLS, 3, 21-42.
Shokouhi & Askari 2010 The effect of guessing vocabulary ... Arizona Working Papers in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching, 17, 75-89.
Shokouhi & Parvaresh 2010 Post-adjunct reading comprehension ... Journal of Language Teaching and Research, 8-19.
Shokouhi & Amin 2010 A systemist 'verb transitivity' analysis of editorials.... J of LTR, 1, 387-396.
Shokouhi & Hamidi 2010 A conversation analysis of ... written chats ... Iranian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 13, 149-177.
-2009 Consciousness-raising tasks versus deductive approach in teaching grammar ... J of Psychology and Education, 27, 131-150
-2009 Information structure and the flow of translation. Research in Foreign Languages of the University of Tehran, 50, 83-99
--2009 Form-focused collaborative text-editing and reconstructing... Indian J of Applied Linguistics, 35, 129-141
--2009 Effect of teaching conceptual and image metaphors ... The Open Applied Linguistic Journal, 2, 22-31
--2009 Anaphors in casual ... Journal of Teaching Language Skills, 75-97
--2009. Learners' incidental vocabulary ... English Language Teaching: Canadian Center for Science and Education, 13-23
--2009 Metadiscourse functions in sociology articles ... Poznan Studies in Contemporary Linguistics, 45, 549-568
--2009 Punctuation and spelling in ... Asian EFL J, 3-27
--2008 Communication strategies ... Indian J of Applied Linguistics, 34, 127-150
--2008 Pragmatic transfer in refusals ... J of the Faculty of Lit & .., 2, 215-252.
--2006 Cohesive elements in EFL learners'. J of the Faulty of Lit & .., 193-217
--2005 Applying SPSE model to reading comprehension. IJAL, 7, 97-120
--2005 Functional analysis of relative clauses in .., FLT, 19, 47-56
--2003 A discourse study of Persian ra. Lingua, 113, 953,-966
-2000 Conversational strategies using full NP anaphors. In S. Botley & A. M. McEnery (Eds.) Corpus-based and Computational Approaches to Anaphora, 95-106. Amsterdam: John Benjamins publication
-2000 Anaphoric elements in ... Journal of the Faulty of Literature & Humanities, 1-17
-1996. Null referring expressions in conversation. La Trobe Working papers in linguistics, 9, 135-153.
in preparation/ sent to journals for the review process:
Evidentials in editorials
A crosslinguistic study of motion verbs
A conversational analysis on the discourse marker 'chiz'
Shokouhi & Adel 2009 A Handbook of Basic Concepts in Pycho-neurolinguistic: a typological perspective. Ahvaz: SCU Publication
Shokouhi & Kamyab 2004 Analyzing Discourse: multivariant perspectives. Ahvaz: SCU publication


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Except he didn't eat the nachos. In the final shot, when the CMCs leave the library, you can see an overflowing bin full of them.
Spike's was little raspy there! Wasn't it?
Whats he upset over?
I can eat nachos by the (wheel)barrelfull.
I'll split the nachos with ya, Spike
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Mike - "I love you this much."
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In a grand-scale ceremony tempered by solemnity, a number of subtle yet ingenious techniques were used to ensure that the funeral service ran smoothly.
Horses stalled
The Irish draught horses pulling the coffin were banned from trotting or galloping in the week leading up to the funeral.
The horses, from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Woolwich, are known for their speed, so had to be conditioned to slow down. They were also subjected to crowd noises and the sudden sound of bands striking up to ensure they would not be spooked.
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Lee Johnston tastes Mountain glory for first time at Classic TT
26 August 2014
Lee Johnston shattered the lap record as the Northern Ireland rider blitzed the opposition to win the Okell's 350cc Classic TT.
In sunny but breezy conditions, Johnston came through to overhaul Alan Oversby (Davies Motorsport Honda) to take a commanding win on the Black Eagle Racing MV Agusta by 45.3 seconds after three laps.
Johnston set a new lap record on his second lap at 105.239mph as he turned the screw on his way to his first ever victory around the Mountain Course.
Oversby and team-mate William Dunlop made the early running on lap one but Johnston was on the move and had slotted into second place by the time they reached Glen Helen on the second lap, almost seven seconds behind Oversby.
The gap was down to 2.4 seconds at Ramsey but Johnston hit the front for the first time at the Bungalow and pulled away afterwards to open a dominant lead as he smashed Chris Palmer's 2013 lap record.
His advantage was up to 9.9 seconds on the final lap at Glen Helen from Oversby, with Dunlop 14 seconds further back. Roy Richardson, Saturday's 500cc race winner Ian Lougher and Jamie Hamilton were next.
Dunlop's race ended at Kirk Michael on the final lap but Johnston was firmly in control at this point, his advantage now 22 seconds at Ramsey.
He stretched away further over the Mountain to take his first victory on the infamous circuit from Oversby, with Richardson, Lougher, Jamie Hamilton and Chris Swallow the top six.
Michael Dunlop, Connor Behan, James Hillier and Dan Cooper – who had been holding sixth place at Ramsey on lap one – all retired from the race.
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Over five and a half years after Todd Bertuzzi's attack on Avalanche center Steve Moore in Vancouver, I checked in with Moore's Toronto attorney, Tim Danson, last week. I asked for an update on the status of Moore's Ontario lawsuit against Bertuzzi and the Canucks.
"We are at the tail end of completing all the pretrial motions and procedures," Danson said. "Very shortly, we'll be in position to go to the court and secure a trial date."
He said that if the case indeed gets in line soon, the scheduled trial date probably would be in "the latter part of 2010."
Marc Crawford, in 2004 the Canucks' coach, also is involved because the Bertuzzi camp "third-partied" Crawford under Canadian legal procedure, leading to him being added as a defendant.
Moore, who still has concussion issues, is living in the Toronto area, where he was raised before playing four seasons at Harvard and then signing with the Avalanche organization for the 2001-02 season.
"The loss of his career represents great challenges," Danson said. "He's moving forward."
The Ontario lawsuit, filed in 2006, sought a total of $18 million for Moore and $1.5 million for his parents. In December 2006, Bertuzzi and his legal team offered a $350,000 settlement to Moore, which was rejected.
The widespread assumption remains that the NHL, seeking to avoid the league's "code" mentality and other dirty laundry issues being examined in a courtroom, will push harder for an out-of-court settlement if a court date ever approaches. But that becomes a game of "chicken," and there are no guarantees it won't go to trial. Someday.
Meanwhile, Bertuzzi has changed teams five times since the incident, and is in his second stint with the Red Wings.
It's long overdue for the Avalanche to defy the NHL and honor Moore at a home game, whether as part of the Alumni Nights or separately.
The only Colorado players on the current roster who participated in the March 8, 2004, game are Milan Hejduk (who had a hat trick), John-Michael Liles and Adam Foote. Also, Avalanche assistant coach Steve Konowalchuk was in the lineup and scored Colorado's second goal in a 9-2 victory.
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Now that Erik Johnson has demonstrated that he has recovered after missing all of last season with a knee injury, the young Blues defenseman is a likely choice for the U.S. Olympic team for the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver.
Because he's still only 21, Johnson probably will also be one of the national team's cornerstones for years to come.
"I'd say it took me about 10 to 15 games to really feel comfortable," Johnson said last week at the Scottrade Center. "I'm still working on being consistent every night, and that's the toughest thing to do. Overall, I'm feeling pretty good and coming around."
Going into the Blues' Friday home game against Edmonton, Johnson was the St. Louis' leading scorer, with 19 points (four goals). That a defenseman was St. Louis' top point producer attests to the team's goal-scoring problems. The Blues' 71 goals in 29 games were the lowest total in the league.
But Johnson's return is a bright spot. The No. 1 overall choice in the 2006 draft suffered torn ACL and MCL ligaments in September 2008 in a golf- cart mishap during a team outing and underwent surgery in November.
"I think you always learn something by watching," he said. "I think the biggest thing I learned was just to appreciate the fact that you get to come to the rink and play hockey every day, play in the NHL. It's about appreciating what you've been blessed with and not taking anything for granted."
Johnson was raised in the Twin Cities, played high school hockey at the Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield, Minn., was in the National Team Development Program in Ann Arbor, Mich., for two seasons, and then stayed at the University of Minnesota for his freshman season before signing with the Blues. He had five goals and 33 assists as a rookie in 2007-08 before sitting out last season.
"I don't think I've reached my full potential yet," he said. "I still have a lot of room to grow and get better, definitely in the defensive zone."
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Capitals winger Alex Ovechkin
Good thing that when Alex Ovechkin drew a two-game suspension for a knee-on-knee hit on Carolina's Tim Gleason recently, the Capitals weren't about to play in Denver.
Tuesday night, the Capitals make their first appearance at the Pepsi Center since Oct. 25, 2006. Yes, the NHL's best — and most flamboyant — player hasn't performed in Denver in more than three years. Yes, the big Russian, still only 24, won the Hart Trophy the past two seasons, but he didn't play once in Denver in either of his MVP years.
That's the kind of absurdity Garry Trudeau had in mind when he had a "Doonesbury" character note: There still are a few bugs in the system.
The tweaks the NHL has made in the scheduling format — the number of games against division opponents last season was cut from eight to six — haven't gone far enough. Until every team plays in every building every season, the problem will remain.
After he was suspended, at least showing that the NHL occasionally will hold superstars accountable, Ovechkin told reporters, and the world, that he wouldn't scale back his pedal-to-the-metal style.
Capitals owner Ted Leonsis addressed the issue on his own blog: "Alex does play fast and hard. It is why he is beloved. It is why he is the two-time and reigning MVP of the league. I believe that if he changes and becomes a player that is managed by the media or fans or anyone else, he will put himself at risk. 'To thine own self be true.' That is the motto to live by. That is what I have advised Alex. Be authentic and be respectful. Play the game with passion. Lean in, don't lean back."
Polonius couldn't have said it better.
Going into the weekend, when the Capitals were scheduled to face Carolina on Friday and Toronto on Saturday, Ovechkin had played in only 23 of the Capitals' 32 games. He had 20 goals and 32 points, his totals diminished by the suspension and a two-week absence with a shoulder injury in early November.
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The International Monetary Fund significantly changed its assessment of the country's macroeconomic outlook when it discovered the bilateral loans.
The International Monetary Fund significantly changed its assessment of the country's macroeconomic outlook when it discovered the bilateral loans.
Greece's latest bailout cleared one of its last hurdles after the German Parliament voted in favor of an aid package of up to 86-billion euros.
Structural reform is no longer regarded as the 'obvious' answer to boost growth.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras braved a revolt in his political party as Parliament in Athens began to debate a bailout of up to €86-billion.
Greece reached an agreement with its creditors over the reforms needed to start talks for a third bailout in five years and remain in the euro.
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Alexis Tsipras and his creditors sparred heading into Sunday's referendum on austerity as a poll suggested voters are inclined to accept deeper cuts.
European leaders wait for signs that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is ready to compromise as Greece fails to make its IMF payment.
The euro leapt, Greek bond yields fell, but nothing actually changed in another day of talks with international creditors.
The International Monetary Fund says environmental costs and taxes borne by society for fossil fuels are R63-trillion a year, or R2-million a second.
But a fiscal consolidation plan should ease the pressure on the country's currency in the longer term.
They argued that the World Bank and the IMF cannot solve the world's economic problems, and "a new global economic order" must be built.
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The inflation rate has dropped to 5.3% because of the lower oil price, but consumers shouldn't embark on a spending frenzy just yet.
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The IMF and World Bank will hold their annual meetings this week, with key global economic reports being released in the run up to these events.
The IMF will update its global economic outlook this week, while investors look at a rates decision in Nigeria and inflation numbers in South Africa.
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The largest emerging economies will push ahead with a $50-billion development bank to provide alternative funding for the Brics countries.
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Posted: 02/11/2011 - Russell County commissioners have blocked a company from starting a landfill south of Phenix City, saying the site's proximity to the Chattahoochee River caused environmental and health concerns.
Posted: 02/11/2011 - It's been a year since a Harvard-educated professor opened fire during a faculty meeting at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and killed three of her colleagues.
Posted: 02/11/2011 - The trial of a north Alabama couple accused of taking nearly $3 million in bribes on Army contracts will resume Monday in Decatur.
Posted: 02/11/2011 - TUSKEGEE, Alabama Authorities say a child has been struck by a school bus in Macon County.
Posted: 02/11/2011 - TAMPA, Florida A Tampa Bay-area woman has been convicted of fatally shooting a Maine man at her home in 2009.
Posted: 02/11/2011 - JACKSONVILLE, Florida A north Florida man faces a possible death sentence after being convicted of killing a U.S. Navy sailor.
Updated: 02/10/2011 - The "Yes We Can! Dothan" Better Funding Group received the answer they were looking for Thursday evening. The group presented a proposal to the Dothan City School Board requesting support to increase property taxes.
Updated: 02/15/2011 - More than 1,200 students put on their dancing shoes for the Dothan City Schools' Dance Recital.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Students at Girard Middle School receive a special visit from Alabama House District 85 Representative, Dexter Grimsley. Grimsley spoke to about his career and overcoming setbacks.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Authorities say a teenager accused of killing a Domino's Pizza delivery driver has been found guilty of capital murder.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Police say a 37-year-old Mobile woman had her Kia Optima stolen, with her 6-month-old baby inside the car.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Authorities say a child has been struck by a school bus in Macon County.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - The City of Abbeville is welcoming America's first symbol of freedom, the "Liberty Tree".
Posted: 02/10/2011 - During tax season authorities see an increased number of identity thefts especially surrounding returns.
Updated: 02/10/2011 - Local businesses are loving this Valentine's Day.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - A pair of jeans usually doesn't symbolize anything for us but for Wiregrass teenagers it could be the glimpse of hope and change they're looking for.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Ala. jury convicts teen in slaying of pizza driver
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Lt. Governor Appoints Senator Holley to Joint Legislative Transportation Committee
Posted: 02/10/2011 - Montgomery police say they are investigating three deaths as homicides, and that they believe all three cases are related.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - The USDA says Simmons' Barbecue, Inc. in Guntersville is recalling approximately 4,700 pounds of barbecue pork products because they contain whey, which is an allergan and is not declared on the label.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - The University of Alabama is again responding to an incident of racially insensitive language on the Tuscaloosa campus.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail ranked as Alabama's number one paid attraction for 2010.
Posted: 02/10/2011 - MONTGOMERY, Alabama Alabama's prisons commissioner says the state has enough of the drug sodium thiopental to carry out executions that have been requested by the attorney general's office.
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