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Have you heard about the the list of executive orders the Master-of-Disaster has decided to dictate to the law-abiding, freedom-lovin' people of this nation? If you haven't, he took it upon himself today to tell us how it's going to be with twenty-three of his 'execution actions' as the msm is now labeling this…along with the term they use everywhere these days, which is 'gun violence', as if the guns get up and do the violence themselves instead of the crazy lunatics that pick-up their various weapons and pull the trigger that commit the crimes across this land exactly as they intended! – Silly me!
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2. Address unnecessary legal barriers, particularly relating to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, that may prevent states from making information available to the background check system.
3. Improve incentives for states to share information with the background check system.
4. Direct the Attorney General to review categories of individuals prohibited from having a gun to make sure dangerous people are not slipping through the cracks.
5. Propose rulemaking to give law enforcement the ability to run a full background check on an individual before returning a seized gun.
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13. Maximize enforcement efforts to prevent gun violence and prosecute gun crime.
14. Issue a Presidential Memorandum directing the Centers for Disease Control to research the causes and prevention of gun violence.
15. Direct the Attorney General to issue a report on the availability and most effective use of new gun safety technologies and challenge the private sector to develop innovative technologies.
16. Clarify that the Affordable Care Act does not prohibit doctors asking their patients about guns in their homes.
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23. Launch a national dialogue led by Secretaries Sebelius and Duncan on mental health.
Here's everything Dear Leader had to say today…that is, if you can stand to listen to him. I, for one, refused to. – The transcript is in the link above if you're interested.
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This luxurious hotel has a rich and elegant period décor dominated by Edwardian velvet and gracious Irish fabrics. The sleeping rooms are smaller than your standard modern hotel but that doesn't seem to bother most of the guests. The Library Bar has the same elegant yet relaxed feel and if you have the time, you can relax in one of their really comfortable armchairs and enjoy the warmth from the great fireplace.
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- Short stroll from grafton st - Rooms nice - No views - Excellent service
- Block from trinity college - Charming lounge - Clean rooms - Comfortable beds
- Huge bathroom - Good price - No parking - Highly recommend
- Right next to temple bar - Good breakfast - Late night music - Wifi on site
- Central hotel - Staff was very helpful - Library bar is quite crowded - Very noisy
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Centrally located, the three-star Central Hotel enjoys proximity to the main cultural venues in Dublin.
One of the Dublin's oldest and traditional hotels, the hotel boasts of free Wi-Fi.
Each of 20 elegant rooms are complete with remote controlled cable TV and coffee maker.
The Library Bar is open for a lunch or dinner.
Heuston Train Station is just 2.4km away.
Year renovated 2008. Number of rooms 70.
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|Dublin (DUB) - 5.8 mi
|Train Stations
|Connolly Train Station - 4600 ft, Grand Canal Dock Dart Station - 1.2 mi
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|The Rustic Stone (cuisine: European, Healthy) - 200 ft, The Exchequer (cuisine: Irish) - 100 ft
|St. Stephen's Green - 2100 ft, St Stephen's Green (Faiche Stiabhna) - 2100 ft
All rooms are non-smoking and feature a remote controlled cable television, direct-dial telephones, wake up call, coffee maker, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, Wi-Fi.
Dining options
The Library bar is a stylish place to enjoy varied cuisine and a choice of drinks. The bar was voted Number one pub for Guinness in Dublin by a major travel company in 2010.
Approximately nine meeting rooms are available for 110 persons and all rooms are staffed with AV equipment including 5FT tripod screen.
Breakfast meetings are available for approximately 4 - 90 people.
Free Wi-Fi is provided through the hotel.
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Wireless internet is available in public areas for free.
Wireless internet is available in the hotel rooms for free.
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All rooms are non-smoking and feature a remote controlled cable television, direct-dial telephones, wake up call, coffee maker, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, Wi-Fi.
The room is modern and consists of one Single bed, remote controlled cable television, bathroom amenities and Wi-Fi is available.
The room is modern and consists of one Double bed, remote controlled cable television, bathroom amenities and Wi-Fi is available.
The room is modern and consists of two Single beds, remote controlled cable television, bathroom amenities and Wi-Fi is available.
Bright room consists of one Double and one Single beds or three Single beds, remote controlled cable television, bathroom amenities and Wi-Fi is available.
The room is modern and comfortable consists of one Double and two single beds or four single beds, remote controlled cable television, bathroom amenities and Wi-Fi is available.
This room is cozy, bright and comfortable with one Queen size bed and all contemporary amenities for your unrivaled staying.
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Dublin Castle, a former seat for the British rule is within walking distance
Trinity College, the oldest university in Dublin is a short walk away
Christchurch Cathedral, the oldest architecture in the city is within walking distance
Temple Bar, a cultural heart of Dublin is approximately 500m away
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National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History1.1 miBenburb St., Dublin
National Print Museum1.1 miGarrison Chapel, Beggar's Bush, Dublin
Blessington Basin1.2 miPhibsborough, Dublin
Croke Park Stadium Tour & GAA Museum1.3 miSt Josephs Avenue, Dublin
St. Anne's Park, Dublin1.5 miJames Larkin Road, Dublin
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Temple Bar600 ft2 - 5 Wellington Quay, Dublin
The Rare Auld Times600 ft64 Dame Street, Dublin
Dublin Castle700 ftDame Street, Dublin
Bank of Ireland700 ft2 College Green, Dublin
St. Teresa's Church700 ftClarendon St., Dublin
National Photographic Archive800 ft2 Kildare Street, Meeting House Sq., Dublin
Chester Beatty Library1000 ftClock Tower Building, Dublin
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The Rustic Stone
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Cuisine: European, Healthy
Price Range: USD 37 - USD 141200 ft17 South Great Georges Street
Phone: 01-7079596
The Exchequer
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Cuisine: Irish100 ft3-5 Exchequer Street
Phone: 01670 6787
Fallon & Byrne
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Cuisine: French, Contemporary, Bistro, Irish
Price Range: USD 9 - USD 48200 ft11-17 Exchequer Street
Phone: +353(0)14721000
Ukiyo Bar
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Cuisine: Sushi, Asian, Japanese, Korean
Price Range: USD 14 - USD 54100 ft7-9 Exchequer Street
Phone: 0035316334071
Odessa Club & Restaurant
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Cuisine: Irish100 ft13/14 Dame Court
Phone: 1-670 7634
Getting there.
Dublin Airport is within 10 minutes driving.
By aircoach you will reach the Trinity College that is within three minutes walking. The transfer costs EUR7.
Taxi costs EUR 25/30.
By bus 16A you can reach the hotel at price EUR 2.20. Just ask a driver to let you off first stop on Georges Street.
By car take the M1 to Dublin city center, continue straight onto O'Connell Street, over O'Connell bridge and follow the road round, with Trinity College on your left. Then veer right to go up Dame Street. Once on Dame Street, keep watch for a left turn onto South Great Georges Street. The hotel is at the next main left, onto Exchequer Street. Parking available in nearby car parks, the hotel does not provide parking facilities.
Getting around.
Heuston Train Station is just 2.4km away.
The hotel offers car parking at location nearby
Drury Street Car Park is less than a minute walking away.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday from 7am to 12am
Friday from 7am to 1am
Saturday from 8am to 1am
Sunday from 12pm to 7pm
From Dury Street Car Park:
Turn left upon exit from car park onto Exchequer Street, then turn left along Exchequer Street. The Central Hotel is along this street.
Trinity Street Car Park is within two minutes walking.
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Monday to Saturday from 8am to 12am
Sunday from 11am to 7pm
From Trinity Street Car Park:
Head southeast on Trinity St toward St Andrews Lane (5m)
Turn right at St Andrews Lane (110m)
Turn right at Exchequer St (84m)
Hotel will be on the right
Brown Thomas Car Park is within three minutes walking.
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Sunday from 9am to 10pm
From Brown Thomas Car Park:
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It's time for the 4th quarter rally.
Dry product shipping has no great fundamentals. I play the trading range and momentum. Low share value means great leverage. Read the chart.
Short of nuclear holocaust, the world will need to keep transporting stuff. Investing in transportation is either a no-brainer or, should the hammer fall, an irrelevancy.
I believe that DRYS will perform better in the market over the coming year, because it is just now gaining traction from its descent over the past years.
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A couple of months ago you wrote an article about how bad the future looked for drys. How they are still in the black because of shipping contracts locked in at old "precrash" prices. But "soon" you said these contracts would expire and they will do very badly.
I was holding 4000 shares for several years waiting for it to go back up. After havong read your article, I sold all 4000 at 1.85 and now look at the price today, just 3 monthes later.
I really am disappointed when I read 2 conflicting stories from the fool in 1 weeks time. Making a good decision based on your articles is impossible. I will never again react to something I have read by Motley Fool. It might be entertaining but in less than a few days time other articles by the fool can say something very different. I just hung on to DRYS for several years to try to get some of my investment back and finished by losing over ten thousand dollars thanks to.............having read another foolish article. Shame on you. glenn bossert
Most pessimistic moments are passing. Only Japan sees some weakness. Asian countries seem to be on solid expansion mode. The expected crash on China's real estate markets and stock markets never came. Just went people expect certain things, they never happen. Just when people don't expect it, it happens. People generally don't expect a surge on shipping needs, it will happen.
They cannot go any lower. They already reached their minimum limit.
deep sea drilling and increase sea route trade activity over coming years as US led world economy bounces back
This ship is handling the rough seas just as good as the rest of them. DRYS has a plan to lower debt. The Baltic Dry Index is increasing. OceanRig will soon be a cash cow. If you can stomach the risk, it's a steal in comparison to peers.
a lot of positives for the company.... short term flunctuations but they are positioned well.. i expect target of $4 within EOY
This stock overcome everything the the market can throw at it and it seams to be ready to run.
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Ideal for wearing over whatever if you wish to be seen. Feel free to pop this on over what you're wearing for biking and feel comforted that you will be seen in the dark from a distance.
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Needs more velcro closure tabs to prevent loosening on rides
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Received as a gift. I would not recommend to a friend because of the velcro closure tabs loosen in the wind even when pressed tightly together and properly fitted. After a few years the upper back high visibility colours begin to fade from sun exposure. Best use for night riding.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I ride with this mostly on casual cruises with my kid on the bike, and also for commuting along a busy road with stretches of high speed cars and busy intersections. It's not for the hottest of days, but it's great to put over regular clothes. Doesn't flap around, I've worn it on motorbikes to. Can't be missed wearing it, and in my experience people pass wider when I'm wearing it on my bike. I'm 6' tall, 200lbs and a Large fits me perfectly with just enough room to comfortably add a sweatshirt if I want.
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This is not a cycling vest! It is a standard reflective vest for construction workers. Among cyclists, it would only be useful in colder weather, when riding in an upright position, and worn over a coat.It has very limited size adjustability around the chest and waist - from large to larger. It will flap in the breeze when used over normal cycling clothes (i.e. fitted jerseys and jackets). There is no way to "cinch it" around yourself without creating "flaps" in the front that catch the wind (look at the guy in photo). Very poor design for cycling. Further, it is not a breathable mesh, so it is like adding another layer of warmth. You could never wear this in warm weather. If this were designed for cyclists, the reflective stripes would be lower on the back, so they could be more visible when crouched in the drops.SUMMARY: This would be useful for winter commuters who ride in an upright position and wear street clothes. They could wear it over a winter jacket. And it would serve as an extra layer of warmth. This is NOT for use with drop-bar bikes and fitted bike clothes. And not for use in warm weather. It's clearly a vest originally designed for construction workers who are standing, rather than crouching over drop handlebars.NOTE: I am 5' 7" male, 180 lbs, and broad-chested and the size medium would have been large enough to wear over a winter jacket. It could not have been closed tight enough to wear over normal cycling clothes without flapping in the wind. I don't think the size small would have been any better, given the design of the vest. It would work fine for upright commuters in fall/winter street clothes, but it is not good for dropbar cyclists.
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It works just fine, but is on the larger side for women. I try to wear it over my backpack while commuting to make it work.
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bought a medium and I swam in it...returned it and did not reorder - not sure what size would be correct for a med woman or med man...dissappointed it fit like an xxl- it had good reflective capabilities. recommend it if you could figure out the size
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Nice but I had to add new velcro to make it fit tightly to me. Even with a size small (I'm 155 and 6ft) I felt like the thing was made for someone 1.5x my size. With the new velcro it worked well.
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The sizes are right for men, but women... Large fit my size 12-14 daughter in hips & bust, too small for me. But the visibility is great. I always appreciate being able to see a bike rider on the road at dusk or dark. Bright for daytime use too. Good inexpensive choice!
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This works as it should. It is roomy, so it will fit well over a jersey, t-shirt, or even a jacket. Being a reflective vest, it isn't too breathable, which makes it a nice extra layer for wearing in the dark or dawn/dusk times. I haven't worn this during the summer, so can't speak to the extra heat, but I don't plan on using it much during Daylight Savings.
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My son is 15, soon to be 16. The fact that he still wants to ride with his dad enthuses me to no end, so I have a tendency to go overboard when it comes to bikes and stuff. He's got 3 of his own: his BMX racing bike, his BMX street bike, and his road bike.
His road bike *was* a Nishiki Altron NFS: a triathlon bike. While it was set up road-bike style, it was too big for him, had weird geometry, 650c wheels, and downtube shifters which caused him to be less than stable while shifting at speed. Plus it was a standard double which made it tough for him to keep up with me and his uncle on the hills (which he found very discouraging.)
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Here's the parts list: 2003 Trek 1000 frame/forks, Alex AT-450 wheels, Suntour Superbe triple-chainring crankset, Shimano 105 SPD-SL pedals, Shimano Sora brifters/front derailleur/rear derailleur, Suntour Cyclone NOS single-pivot brake calipers, Bontrager seat/seatpost, generic stem (that's the stem I am replacing from a link in the "I need a stem" thread I started the other day), and Motobecane handlebars.
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Lion's Head, rising up to 669m, and Lion's Rump, now known as Signal Hill, evoke the shape of a wildcat lying amongst the buildings of Cape Town. An island of greenery in the city, the hillside overlooks the Malay Quarter to the south, where the Noon Gun at the foot of Signal Hill rings out at noon on the dot Monday through Saturday. The path leading up to the top of Lion's Head provides a magnificent view of the city.


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A Modern Cain (1921)
- Genre:
- Drama, Crime
- Release Date:
- '22 November 1921, USA, Chicago, Illinois'
- Writer summary:
- Fiona Kelleghan
- Summary:
- William and Paul Moore are African-American twin brothers. Orphaned at an early age, they are raised by their uncle. When they grow up, William invests his inheritance in a business, but Paul squanders his share. Worse, they both fall in love with the same girl. Paul is so greedy and jealous (like Cain of the Bible) that he pushes John off a cliff and reports him missing and presumed dead. John su...


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A stock receiver and ball. Came as pictured with fast shipping. No issues so far just make sure you purchase the right ball. Smaller trailers usually run 1 7/8" where as larger trailers are 2" and greater.
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Heavy duty quality. Works perfectly with my Curt hitch; slid right in, no problem. My only complaint is that after I attach the pin it's still feels just a little bit loose and has some 'wobble'. I really only use my hitch for a bike rack and the wobble affects all of that too. But only when I go over a bump. Even still, everything seems secure and it's not going anywhere I just wish it were stiffer like it was when it fit into my old hitch that didn't need the adapter.


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Wednesdays from 12:15 to 1:15 were my favorite time this semester. Each week, I got to work with a group of 28 seven year olds; and though it was exhausting at times, I ultimately enjoyed every minute of it! I have always liked kids, so I knew I would enjoy working with second graders, but I severely underestimated the joy it would bring me. Every time we entered the classroom and were greeted with cheers and hugs, I knew I was doing a great thing. And every time a student who had been struggling with their work presented me with a poem they felt proud of, I couldn't have been happier for them. Throughout the semester, we created lesson plans, only to have the students take them in fantastic new directions that we hadn't even imagined. I was consistently impressed with the creativity and passion of our second graders. There were always a few students hesitant to embrace poetry, but by the end of the semester, even they were excited to write! My teaching experience made me a better writer because it helped me think about my craft in a simple way that I had almost forgotten. And my experience undoubtedly made me a better teacher, and helped me see that I want to consider teaching as a lifelong career. Watching our students read their completed works at the end of the semester was one of the proudest moments of my undergraduate career, and I can't wait to get into the classroom again next semester!
See the wind pick you up
the wind makes music while it
picks you up wind, wind, wind, wind
the hand is cold but you don't mind
Sam Hughes Elementary
My favorite lesson was teaching the students about Haikus, and how freeform they can be. I probably enjoyed it because I got to walk around with a plush frog, named Joshua, on my head and show the students some basic moves of Tai Chi.
I like spring a lot
I have a butterfly too
I like all flowers
Mr. Rodarte's 3rd Grade
When I walked into the classroom for my first day of working with the students, I was both excited and uncertain. I've worked with middle-school aged students doing art workshops, and had some experience helping with younger students at Poetry Joeys, but had never worked in depth with eight and nine year olds.
I'd decided to start off the lesson by asking the students an "ice breaker" question, so after their teacher introduced me and my co-teaching artist, I asked them to tell us their names and answer the question, "If you could have any superpower, what would you want to have?"
Immediately, faces lit up and hands waved in the air, as students introduced themselves and announced what powers they'd like to have. Shapeshifting, flying and invisibility were popular, but several students said they wished they could be "a Greek god" or "Greek goddess". One girl announced she'd like to be able to do "transfiguration". This exercise segued easily into discussion of "Wish poems" and the class embraced the collaborative "Wish poem" activity with the infectious enthusiasm and excitement that they brought to every subsequent lesson.
I couldn't have asked for a better introduction to working with a class. The students worked so hard, and were so willing to try the lessons each week. They showed an amazing willingness to experiment and try new things, and each week I looked forward to working with them. The effort and willingness they brought into the writing lessons showed, as every student's writing showed growth over the course of the semester.
Some lessons were grasped quicker than others, and as I reflected on each week's lessons and read each week's work, I assessed my presentations and thought about what worked and what I would do differently next time. Without exception though, whether it was writing about time travel and inventing time machines, creating their own bestiaries of mythical creatures, exploring onomatopoeia with sound poems, writing both traditional and non-traditional haiku, recipe poems, or "Fibonacci poems," the students made me smile, laugh, and wonder at their fearlessness and their creative ability.
It was also a privilege to watch the interaction of the students and their teacher, Mr. Rodarte, who was incredibly supportive and willing to work with us. Every week, it was a pleasure to come and connect with these young writers, to learn their personalities, see their intelligence and compassion, and watch them develop as writers and people.
T-Rex walking, finds prey: munch! Munch! Munch!
Brontosaurs eating leaves: crunch! Crunch! Crunch!
Velociraptor running: pitter-patterpitterpat!
Stegosaurus whacking velociraptor: whack! Wham!
Ankylosaurus whacking trees lightly: pitter-patter!
-Sound poem, Sean
Long legs make you fast
Running gives you exercise
Running is my job
-Haiku, by Jackson
Bing! Bing! Bing!
Twitter and tweet, peep, peep, peep
Lick, slurp, crunch, munch.
Delicious, sweet.
Peep, peep, peep!
-Sound poem, by Magdalena
Working with the students at Hollinger Elementary has helped me become more present and observant, not only in my writing, but also in my every day life. The students are always ready, always enthusiastic, always imaginative, always in the moment. Teaching them has been a huge inspiration to me. In addition to creating some of the most original and fresh metaphors and similes I've ever read, they are just so darn cute! Imagine walking in a courtyard, on your way to the class, and the students singing your name while they finish up recess. Or imagine a getting fifteen hugs a week from your students. That's what inevitably happens without you even trying; the students are that open and warm and generous.
This class has been one of my--if not my--favorite class here in the MFA program. It's an incredible, not-to-be-missed opportunity to get out of your house, out of your head, and into the community. Sharing my passion for writing has made me even more passionate and curious about writing, about research, about the people and world around me.
An eraser is a blanket
a pillow.
An eraser is like a fat slice of cheese,
a sponge.
An eraser has holes like a basket.
It is like a rectangle.
The eraser looks like a T.V., like a bookshelf,
like a box.
When the eraser is dry
It feels like soft clothes.
When it stands up it looks like the Statue of Liberty
or a flag.
1st-2nd grade class
Hollinger Elementary
One of my favorite lessons to teach was a spin off of Kenneth Koch's "Swan of Bees" lesson plan, one that I had named "A firework of scarves." Walking into the classroom, I had really high hopes for the lesson because I really enjoy the game-type atmosphere that the "Swan of Bees" lesson creates - all while inspiring brilliantly creative ideas. Just as I had hoped, the students loved the lesson! To begin, I presented the image of a "firework of scarves" and asked for the students to tell me exactly what they thought a "firework of scarves" would be. To help get their creative juices flowing, I asked them questions like; what would a "firework of scarves" look like? When would it occur? Would it be used to celebrate any holidays? Much to my delight, the students took the idea and ran with it. They came up with a great story of the origin of a "scarf firework" – they decided that a "scarf firework" was invented in New York City during an extremely cold winter and that the city needed an effective (and beautiful) way to distribute the scarves to the less fortunate, so the city of New York held a scarf distribution contest and the winner came up with the invention of a scarf firework. I couldn't believe how well this activity inspired students to create such inventive ideas.
Witnessing this artful process of their imaginations running wild can simply be described as a thing of beauty.
An explosion of deliciousness
peeps everywhere
making my mouth water
they go up and come done soon
up so high
even up to the moon
My favorite poems ended up coming from lessons that left the form of the kid's poems up to them. I taught a class of second graders, and many of them thought writing was both boring and hard. When I'd tell them there were no rules as to how their poem about a place or a feeling or an object had to be, many would give me wide eyed looks of shock and fear. I'd try to soothe them. I'd tell them to close their eyes and imagine this thing they were about to write about, what it looked like, how it smelled and how it made them feel. Or I'd read a few examples of how other authors have written about the same subject. Still, a handful of the kids would be left nervous. And, actually, I even found that their totally free form poems tended to be shorter, they didn't seem to have as much endurance when they had to come up with everything on their own. Sometimes, for example, I had lessons in which they could more or less fill in a blank. For one class period, they wrote about how they used to be when they were toddlers, versus how they are now and I told them that as a guide they could start their poems with "I used to..." and finish them with, "but now I..." With this form in mind they could write and write and write. But on the other hand, with another lesson in which I told them, simply, to write about weather, the result was shorter poems, but ones that tended to very unique and even more graceful, their words forming a gestalt that they couldn't find when I, not them, was the one dictating beginning of their poems.
Antarctica Antarctica see the cold
flow by you, you don't know why and
how but you are there you wish it
was warm there but it's not
Sam Hughes


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Gene Dan Maguffee, 65, of Salem, Ark., son of the late Luther Obed and Beulah Edith (Kersey) Maguffee, was born on Sept. 18, 1942, at Salem, Ark., He died May 10, 2008, at the Fulton County Hospital in Salem, Ark.
He was united in marriage to Danna Sharon Sanders on July 10, 1970, at Salem, Ark. He served as Fulton County Clerk for 32 years. He served his country in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. He was a member of the Salem VFW Post 9777, Quarter Master of the VFW Post 9777 for 34 years and State Quarter Master for two years. He was treasurer of the Fulton County Democratic Party. He was a member of the Salem First Baptist Church.
He is survived by: his wife Sharon Maguffee of Salem; two daughters, Dana Gene Shewbuirt, of Texarkana, Ark., and Whitney Lyn Maguffee of Salem; a twin sister, Joyce Burke and husband Larry of Gassville, Ark.; two grandchildren, David James and Erica Lynn Shewbuirt; nephews and niece, Bob and Martin Maguffee, Steve and Ron Burk and Marsha Loftin; a sister-in-law, Leota Maguffee of Salem; and a host of other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Marshall Dale Maguffee.
Funeral services were held May 13 at the Barker Funeral Home Chapel in Salem with Bro. John Hodges officiating. Interment followed in the Salem Cemetery with arrangements under the direction of Barker Funeral Home of Salem.
Pallbearers were Bob Maguffee, Marvin Maguffee, Lonnie Turner, Larry Turner, Bobby Dean York and Dorwood Crouch.
Honorary pallbearers were Judge John Harkey, Judge Dan Kemp, Gray Dellinger, Max Tomlinson, Larry Kissee, Larry Burk, Bob York, Dr. David Kauffman and Jim Short.
Memorials preferred to the VFW Post 9777 of Salem, Ark.


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March 9, 2010
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- Returning Soldiers received an escort from the state police as they passed members of the Patriot Guard and Combat Veterans Association.
- Soldiers, friends and families were met with ample amounts of food donated by local businesses.
- The 14th helped operate three of the biggest warehouses in Balad, Iraq.
- The Soldiers collected $250 million of excess, unused equipment and materials from bases and recycled it into the Army supply system.
GREENSBURG, Pa. (March 9, 2010) - Friends, families and fellow Army Reserve Soldiers gathered at the U.S. Army Reserve Center here Sunday to welcome home the 14th Quartermaster Company after a year-long deployment to Iraq .
"I'm anxious, excited, nervous..." said Leslie Long as she awaited the return of her fiancAfA, Spc. Justin R. Fink. "It's been a long year. I can't wait for him to come home."
In a parade-like fashion, the bus carrying the returning Soldiers received an escort from the state police as they passed members of the Patriot Guard and Combat Veterans Association waving American flags.
Passing under an archway formed by ladders of two fire engines, row after row of cheering friends and family members waved signs and flags, some even jumping with excitement as the bus came to a halt.
As Soldiers stepped off the bus, cries of joy erupted from the crowd as the Soldiers charged towards their loved ones and embraced them.
"I was speechless," said Sgt. 1st Class Curtis Campbell, acting first sergeant for the 14th during deployment. "All I could do was shed a tear. I'm glad to be home."
Inside the Army Reserve Center, Soldiers, friends and families were met with ample amounts of food donated by local businesses.
As the official ceremony began, local and state representatives thanked the returning Soldiers for their service and the families for their support. Following a standing ovation from the crowd, Col. Ernest Erlandson, commander of the 475th Quartermaster Group, thanked the unit for a job well done and expressed his pride in their accomplishments.
The 14th helped operate three of the biggest warehouses in Balad, Iraq, said 1st Lt. Sarah Weber, acting commander for the 14th during deployment. Not only was the unit effectively maintaining the supply system within the Iraqi theater, but it also embarked on the largest cleanup mission in Iraq to date.
The Soldiers collected excess, unused equipment and materials from forward operating bases and recycled it into the Army supply system for more effective use, Weber said.
The 14th collected over $250 million worth of excess materials, Campbell said. "It's part of a responsible withdraw from Iraq," he said.
"You've made a difference in the world, and that's something to be proud of," Weber said to her Soldiers before they left with their loved ones, home at long last.


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April 21, 2000
Jeff Getty of ACT UP Golden Gate told San Francisco Frontiers (April 6, 2000), "The name ACT UP has been destroyed in this town . . . we will continue along the old lines . . . but we will have one new focus: a national teleconferencing system with an 800 number so that cities with only one sharp activist can connect to the rest of us."
ACT UP San Francisco -- which tells people not to be tested or treated for HIV infection, and which opposes AIDS clinical trials ("AIDS research isn't medicine -- it's murder") -- has disrupted treatment meetings in San Francisco for years; activists and medical professionals alike have been concerned for their personal safety. (For a report on this week's disruption, see "More Violence from ACT UP/SF: Woman Injured at HIV Treatment Forum," in the Bay Area Reporter, April 20, 2000, page 1.)
Elsewhere, ACT UP San Francisco's best known action was to invade a medical meeting at the World AIDS Conference in Vancouver, Canada, in July 1996, and throw red liquid on the speakers, in front of an audience of more than a thousand physicians and researchers. ACT UP San Francisco is also expected to have a high profile at the World AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa, July 9-14, 2000; it has already won sympathy in South Africa when the conference organizers canceled its booth A1A (apparently it had reserved one of the most prominent exhibit booths in the conference facility, although some legitimate activist organizations were turned down for booths), after learning about the nature of the organization.
The ACT UP Golden Gate / Survive AIDS letter to the community lists other accomplishments:
But ACT UP/Golden Gate has not always succeeded in informing the public about what it has accomplished. (One example: When we checked our email to find the ACT UP Golden Gate letter to the community which contains the accomplishments quoted above, the only copy we found had been distributed by ACT UP San Francisco, under the introductory message, "After ten years of pushing poisons onto gay men, ACT UP Golden Gate is DEAD! Long live ACT UP SF! AIDS is over!")
Part of the continuing public confusion of the organizations may stem from the fact that ACT UP San Francisco has a budget about 20 times larger than that of ACT UP Golden Gate -- about $1,666,000 in its last fiscal year, mostly from sale of medical marijuana, vs. $83,000 for ACT UP Golden Gate, according to a widely-quoted article in the Bay Area Reporter, a San Francisco gay newspaper, on March 23. For example, on the night before the first Survive AIDS meeting, dozens of 4 1/4 by 5 1/2 inch flyers reading "www.surviveaids.com" were pasted onto news racks, advertising signs, windows, light poles, and parking meters in San Francisco's Castro district; shortly after midnight, this writer counted 70 of them pasted in a single block. There were six different headlines (THE AIDS LIE IS ANTI-GAY!, BAN THE HIV TEST!, AIDS RESEARCH KILLS QUEERS!, HIV IS HOMOPHOBIA!, TUNE OUT TERROR!, and FLUSH YOUR AIDS DRUGS!); each flyers contained only a headline and the Web address. Survive AIDS had registered www.surviveaids.org -- but others had registered www.surviveaids.com and www.surviveaids.net, which pointed to a page on the ACT UP San Francisco Web site. Survive AIDS did not have the resources to routinely register all three, while ACT UP San Francisco could afford to register and publicize names other than its own.
This writer did not support the name change, fearing worldwide consequences if the name ACT UP is abandoned, since it is the best-known AIDS activist name in the world; it could then be used more freely to deliver a very different message. But in San Francisco the change had to be made, because the people doing the work want to help themselves and others survive the epidemic -- not to keep fighting public confusion when ACT UP San Francisco is intensely unpopular, and even AIDS professionals still sometimes confused the two groups.
Copyright 2000 by John S. James. Permission granted for noncommercial reproduction, provided that our address and phone number are included if more than short quotations are used.
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Dear Journal,
With it being the new year and everything, I decided to continue with my adventure through Unova.
I left Wellspring Cave after some training for my Bulbasaur and Squirtle as they had a type advantage over the Roggenrola's that were living there.
Some little girl that was with Bianca gave me some strange looking
pokéballs then left.
I continued south on Route 3 bumping into Cheren, he mentioned something about wild double
Pokémon encounters in the darker grass.
I battled all the remaining trainers on the Route then finally arrived at Nacrene City!
Cheren immediately shown me to the
PokéCenter which if he hadn't, I doubt I would have found.
I headed to the
Pokémon Museum after healing my
Pokémon to battle the weird dude that I met back in Accumula Town, the mysterious trainer N.
N then left mentioning something about the power of Zekrom which I didn't know anything about..
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Kaito& Meiko from Project Diva Extend. I really like their new clothes in the game~XD
Fantastic work, beautifully done.
Beautiful work! Simply beautiful!
This reminds me of the PV "The Pear Tree Whitherer." I always loved that one.
Your art style is so lovely!! The details, coloring, and emotion are all so lovely in this picture... You are so talented!
Oh my gosh! I have a new found love for this pairing! <3
AWESOME *O* my favorite vocaloid couple
awesome! *O*
/sneaks to your gallery
/sneaks to your gallery
I'm really love this song, sad story and pleasant melody in one..
yeah, they're clothes just so awsome!! And this is just marvelous!!!
*O* I wanna have Project Diva extent too now
8O LOVE IT!! this is absolutly mind blowing!! your did a brilliant job!! luv this couple!
IN. LOVE. *w* <3
How adorable~
Oh my, this an absolutely beautiful scene!
My gosh, the lighting is just gorgeous, and all the little detailing in this is absolutely brilliant♥
The colours are all so beautiful, and you've done such a great job on them sitting under a tree.
The grass looks so soft, and the characters' posing is very sweet!
The girl has such a content expression, and their clothing is nicely done too!
You did such a wonderful job on this! ( :
so beautiful!!! i love the fall setting and the lighting...
Very pretty.
Ooooh something impressive and full of warm feelings
I loved the atmosphere .. really nice and quiet
But what about the alum feelings are not shared hahah
I loved the atmosphere .. really nice and quiet
But what about the alum feelings are not shared hahah
The colors are amazing.
Omg I love the colours, the lighting and the peaceful mood about this drawing *-*
I love the soft colors, it goes well with the peaceful mood. 'u'


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Pcs'ing to Okinawa soon, trying to decide what to do with baby's furniture. Any mama's out there living off base and finding an issue with being able to fit all the nursery furniture in the housing? Have heard houses/apartments there are tiny...and I don't want to send all of my furniture there if it won't fit anyway.
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It would really depend on how much you have and how patient you are to find a place. Some place probably would be too small, but some will be fine.
We're in an apartment off base and have no problems with our furniture. The rooms are smaller than in the states, but it all fits (other than my kitchen stuff anyway). In her room she has her crib, dresser, lazy boy recliner and a cedar chest. DS's room has a double bed, dresser and his toy chest. The master bedroom is a actually a really good size. We got our king size bed and the furniture sets in there no problem. Here's a shot of DD's room, the punching bags are where the recliner went.
We did have to look around and try a couple of different realtors before we found our apartment. They go quickly too. DH saw the place and had to let them know within an hour or two because someone else was set to look at it. Our neighbor across the hall moved out on a Tuesday and they had someone else set up with it by Monday.
The kitchen is the room I've had the hardest time with. I have a ton of stuff and only a few cabinets. Counterspace is next to nothing. Storage in general is next to nothing as well. All that said, we love our apartment and living off base! Hope that helps a bit.
"Zombie apocalypse...all I'm saying is, you don't have to reload a machete."- ThisIsTheMostFun
Awaiting Baby 10.11.12
Thank you! I really like it. We've been here almost two years and I'll be shocked if my DH doesn't try to extend. I think he'd stay here forever, lol. The heat and humidity has been a major adjustment for me (and my poor hair!), but I enjoy living on the island. I finally braved the Space-A system in Feb and had a good experience getting home for a visit and back again.
Like every base it's what you make of it. I know people that hate it, but they never get out and explore or do anything. On the flip side I know people who might as well not have a base house because they are never home!
"Zombie apocalypse...all I'm saying is, you don't have to reload a machete."- ThisIsTheMostFun