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Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
Jonesy is doing well in beginner obedience. He is learning his tasks well. He responds to turning on a touch lamp, getting in my lap, and up. We are working finding outside, but that seems to be a difficult idea right now.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I graduated from puppy and beginner obedience classes. I can't wait to start intermediate classes in January 2013.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
Intermediate classes are going well. I'm not so great at staying, but I'm getting there. My mom signed us up for an online course called Recallers 4.0. I hope I like it!
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I'm now in advanced class, and we meet at the park. Lots of things to take my attention away from Mom. We are walking almost every day now, and I'm being good.
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Rain, rain and more rain! We've not been able to meet at the park because of so much rain. We've been working hard at the Pets Plus store. i'm learning to back. :)
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I finally graduated from advanced obedience class on May 22, 2013. While I'm a silly thing according to my mom, I sure know a lot. I'm beginning public access training now. I'm a very good boy.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
We have now signed up for a foundations class for agility. I need to run off energy since I'm still a puppy at 14 months. Foundations class will allow me to focus on my mom more and respond to agility-type commands. It has been so hot that we've not done as much public access as we are supposed to. I'm learning to alert my mom to taking her pills twice a day. I'm getting the hang of that!... more
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I'm enjoying our agility foundations class and my homework. I've also been out and about learning to be a good pup in public. I don't care for riding in the car so much, but I will.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
We have completed foundations for agility class and for being as immature as I am, we did quite well. I had fun, and now we get to practice in the back yard till the next class begins.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
We started a new class for helping me get rid of the sillies. We will go twice a week. I've been a good boy this week. I also have to go get tutored tomorrow. Wonder what that means.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I'm 19 months old now. I'm doing much better with my obedience although I still want to be the boss at times. We've have lots and lots of snow and really cold days that I get very bored at times. Then I do bad stuff like chew mom's boots, the rug, or her new slippers. I've been tutored, and I did a great job. Had to wear this silly thing around my neck, but it was soft, and I liked to take naps in it. Bye!... more
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I'm two years old now, and I still get the sillies sometimes. Frustrates my mom I think. But, we have been working hard. And, I'm doing very well. When I pay attention to mom, my heeling looks excellent she says. We go to rally class on Tuesdays, and obedience work on Wednesdays. We are also signed up for a trial the first week in October. I'll do my best!... more
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
I've been very silly with our obedience work. I know how to do it. I just want to be silly. Lots more work says Mom.
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
We entered our first obedience trial to demonstrate our skills. Jonesy did the sillies again, and we were excused. Not happy, but helps to know what we need to work on. Turning on the lights, deep pressure work, and touching when anxiety is up are doing well. It seems his service dog work is excellent, but obedience work makes him silly. Could it be my higher anxiety triggering his response?... more
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
It has been a long time since we've written here. I took the Public Access Test in November, and did very well. I'm now a service dog. I still go to weekly classes to keep my obedience skills up to par. Mom says I'm even growing up. We go lots of places and I help her greatly. I've really gotten the grounding down. Life is good.... more
Conquerer's Make a Joyful Noise "Jonesy"
To get Mom out and keep practicing my skills we just completed a beginner's agility class on Mondays. I need to work on a wobble board because I do not like the teeter totter. I'm doing fantastic on the rest of the obstacles and my obedience skills.... more
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Wow! I didn't know there was a Jap buffet like this! Thanks for sharing! :)ReplyDelete
- claireJuly 2, 2012 at 10:15 AM
wow, super like their food. yummy talaga!ReplyDelete
love matsuri! :) my family used to visit once a month before :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the share dear. My sister and her family will be coming over for vacation, and now I know where to bring them!ReplyDelete
It is always nice dining out with family, noh? :)
wow that's great! dont forget to book for reservation before visiting Matsuri! :)ReplyDelete
you should also blog about this! :DReplyDelete
Everything looks yummy! Especially that bacon maki! :)ReplyDelete
The price is reasonable enough. I want to try this one.ReplyDelete
yum yum,all the food are mouth watering. I have never been there but will surely visit it onedayReplyDelete
wooow! sarap ng food!!!!!! I like!!! :DReplyDelete
nice place... bibisitahin ko talaga toh pagdating ko ng Manila. yey! :D
P.S. you look like a doll talaga sis! hehehehe :D
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BTW, has anyone ever told you that you look like the actress Karylle on the photo on your header? :P
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Wow! I'd love to taste all the food you ordered! :) I especially love salads!ReplyDelete
I love Japanese cuisine esp the asp bacon maki.. Thanks for sharing! ♥ReplyDelete
I a big fan of Japanese food esp the asparagus bacon maki :) Thanks for sharing.. ♥ReplyDelete
This is a nice place to eat and the thing about Japanese food. They are not as heavy as other type of cuisine so it would fit in an all you can eat type of place.ReplyDelete
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Oh my,Yummy!!!! We will try this one,can't wait to taste and see the place;)ReplyDelete
Great foods! Awesome place! Nice!ReplyDelete
wow super yummy food delicious and spicy :)ReplyDelete
na...... one of my weaknesses is food....grr... I want to eat that too...can I have some bite on that? hehehehe...ReplyDelete
the food really looks yummy... always love the freshness, spiciness, and crisp of jap foods. Yahweh bless.ReplyDelete
Wow!! Love the looks of that maki and tempura. hope to visit this place too. hopefully, soon. heheReplyDelete
You looks so pretty sis! Love the photos and the food looks yummy too :)ReplyDelete


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I hope Jimmy Don Rodgers is rotting at the gates of hell.
Anybody got more info on what happened to this murder! this is really bugging me. I can't find anything on his web site Run by Joe.http://kenkifer.com/bikepages/
I hope Jimmy Don Rodgers is rotting at the gates of hell.
Anybody got more info on what happened to this murder! this is really bugging me. I can't find anything on his web site Run by Joe.http://kenkifer.com/bikepages/
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If you kill someone for drunk driving, it' automatic 10 years or less. Sad but that's all he will probably get. If they close the site down, I hope someone makes a book out of all that information because that's basically what Ken left behind.Originally Posted by Gojohnnygo.
Thanks,Originally Posted by Dahon.Steve
I guess it's time to send another donation to Joe.
I would still like to know what happened to this loser. He must have gone to court by now?
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I have no update on the murderer, but would love to hear the current status, anyone want to give the Municipal Cour of Scottsboro City a ring?
I have no problem hosting the site for as long as possible, if anyone wants to send a few bucks to re-new the domain name for another year, that would be cool. I have also put the site on CD, and sent it to both of Kens children as well as Riin Gill, the lady who helped me archive the site, and get control of the domain.
Another 50.00 coming your way this friday.Originally Posted by Joe Gardner
Thanks for keeping his site up and running.
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How much does it cost to renew the domain name anyway? If you don't mind us asking...
Most domain names can be renewed for $15-20/year.Originally Posted by koffee brown
its the hosting that can get expensive, especially if there is a lot of traffic.
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Ken gets ALOT of traffic, ~75 gig a month, and his site is 99% text! The domain only cost $12.95 a year. Hosting is free, I already pay for the server each month, and I have 1,000 gig avalible to me, right now, with the kenkifer site and this one, I use just under 180 gig a month.
Every time I go to Kens site I think about what he has done for cycling over the years and how much I hate scrolling down to see his mileage end in the Summer of 2003.
I think it's about time for us cyclist to do are best and find out what happened to his murder Named Jimmy Don Rodgers ! I've been all over the web searching.
So does anybody from Scottsboro city? Have any Info?
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He more than likely got a smart arse lawyer, sponsered by The Redneck Pick-up Truck & SUV Drivers Club !!
dont worry be happy ????
So does anybody from Scottsboro city,AL? Have any Info? We must have somebody on the forums that lives close by.
Somebody has got to know something!
If you don't have a link to a news report just pass along what you know.
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I sent an eamil to the original author of the Daily Sentinel article:
Is it possible to get an update on what happened to the killer of bicyclist Ken Keifer, a man by the name of Jimmie D. Rogers.
Please see:
We have a group of over 10,000 bicyclists (www.bikeforums.net) who are extremely interested.
Thank you so much!
Thanks DnvrFox, Lets hope this guy still not out driving around and somebody did something about him.Originally Posted by DnvrFox
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i have had no response.Originally Posted by DnvrFox
If other of you would like to send an email to other staff at The Daily Sentinel, their links can be found at:
Asking them what happened to Jimmie D. Rodgers, killer of Ken Kifer and referencing the original articel:
I wrote the e-mail to all of these addresses. Today is exactly one year after Ken's death and they may well write a long article about Ken Kifer.Originally Posted by DnvrFox
I sent two e-mails at them with the same response none. Thanks for trying.Originally Posted by DnvrFox
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Yes, A very sad day. Let's just hope they do a follow up article.Originally Posted by Max
Rest in peace Ken Kifer! I hope you know we are all still fighting for you and your simple way of life.
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> Dear Madams and Sirs,
> One year ago Ken Kifer, the cult figure for many cyclists around the world, died in the traffic accident.
> A lot of people feel spiritually close to Ken. His website was the starting point of many long bicycling (and not only) tours all around the world.
> You have the advantage of being close to the place where Ken lived. I realize it would be too much to ask his family members about it, but since Ken was the public figure, I would like to see some closure, some more information on his last days.
> What were the details of the accident, what injuries he had, how the drunk driver was punished, where Ken is buried.
> I will be visiting your website from time to time in hope to see a long article with photos on this topic.
> With best regards,
Well, I just sent one more I'm hoping to pull on a couple of heart strings of the Lifestyles Editor Lora Hass.Originally Posted by DnvrFox
I hope she can relate to the type of lifestyle Ken left behind and how much it means to all of us.
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This is the answer I got from the person, who maintains Ken' site:
Hi .... I think the trial is still pending. These things move very
slowly. But I can tell you that Ken's ashes were buried next to his
father. His son did consider sprinkling his ashes in the woods that he
loved, but Ken had requested to be buried next to his father a few years
earlier when his father had died, so he honored that request. He was
buried with his copy of Walden and one of his cycling shirts.
Thank you for the compliment.
I'm glad to hear that Ken kifer got to be buried next to his father. Rest in peace Ken Kifer.(We are still fighting for you.)Originally Posted by Max
So are you saying Joe host the site and some-else maintains it?
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Riin Gill, one of kens best friends, maintains the site. She did 99% of the work to keep the site online, I simply offered hosting and HTML help when she needed it.
Her site: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~riin/ken.htm (Includes a great picture of Ken, I hope she dosent mind the publicity!)
Thanks Riin Gill, Bikes are better than cars.
Thanks Joe
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I was going to say, the last that I had read was back in December...
"according to Kirk Perry in the Jackson County District Attorney's Office... The defendant is still in the County Jail. The DA's office is still waiting to get back all their forensic evidence from the State crime lab and when that occurs they will be taking this to a Grand Jury. If and when he's indicted by the GJ, it will go to Circuit Court. Kirk did not think that would occur until at least early next year."


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Well, it appears to be alright, although if you are top go against some of the more modern cards, such as XYZs, you will need some cards to kill of monsters. If possible, I suggest cards such as Firestorm Prominence, which are really quite helpful. I also would recommend trading some of those spell/traps for those that will either assist your monsters in getting onto the field, or those that destroy your opponent's.
That's truly all I can help you with at the moment... I can get help from my friend on Monday, as he is a tad bit more competitive than me, and is better at organizing decks. He in fact organized the structure of my current deck.
Y'know, on that note, why don't I ask
What is your current deck?
I really don't have any kind of access to modern cards, like, beyond GX modern to be more specific, and that's because they don't sell cards where I live any longer, and those places that STILL sell them are like, really, really far away from where I live...
As for my current deck... Just so you know, I just took a look at my Trunk yesterday, and I realized that I had lots of Warriors and a bit of support for them, heck, I even had a Sorcerer of Dark Magic but didn't knew! So Ithought about doing a Warrior based Deck, I'm not finished yet, since I still have to determinate which cards should go and which ones I need to look for, but these are the possible candidates for the Deck:
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Familiar-Possessed - Wynn
Familiar-Possessed - Eria
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Heart of Clear Water
Book of Secret Arts
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Freedocumentaries.org streams full-length documentary films free of charge, with no registration needed.
For severalof the films available, they even offer the ability to watch trailers or to download the actual film.
The films are gathered by their researchers and they adhere to all copyright laws and honour the wishes of the producers.
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John Dalziel's insight:
Google Spaces is a new platform (May 2016) on which users can create small communities in which they share links, notes, and pictures.
Google Spaces could be a good tool for collaboration, projects and more; ideal for building discussions around shared resources.
The 'Google Spaces' Chrome extension also makes it easy to share links with people in their 'Course Spaces'.
You can learn how to create a Google Spaces community by watching Richard Byrne's Video at https://www.youtube.com/embed/-fHZFkUMpp8
Google Spaces also has the potential of hosting on-line discussions for learners.
The BioDigital Human is a virtual 3D body that brings to life thousands of medically accurate anatomy objects and health conditions in an interactive Web-based platform
John Dalziel's insight:
BioDigital Human lets users check out every inch of the human body in a Google Maps-like interface.
It's a fascinating, detailed look at every nook and cranny of the male or female body, including...
■ a bare-bones skeletal body,
■ individual organs,
■ muscles,
■ veins and arteries,
...to a fully fleshed out body.
From a menu on the left, users can choose what system they want to look at (like the respiratory system or the cardiovascular system) and only that will be highlighted, along with a clear explanation of what it does.
In the same way, the "Conditions" tab highlights common ailments or medical procedures like an angioplasty or diabetic kidney problems, complete with a detailed explanation.
NOTE: BioDigital Human has a premium version, but the free version will, for most users, be good enough.
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John Dalziel's insight:
The Curiosity website complies videos on almost any topic from all the various video services out there, presenting them all on one easy-to-digest webpage.
Hover the cursor over 'Browse' to view and select from the drop-down category menu.
Create an account, tell the Curiosity website what you're interested in, and their algorithms will do the rest.
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"It's on the tip of my tongue!"
You know what the word is, but you just can't remember it. OneLook Reverse Dictionary might help – type the concept or definition and it'll throw back a list of possible words that match.
From docentedu
Turn any online text into an interactive, engaging, and rich learning experience with only a few clicks.
John Dalziel's insight:
DocentEDU is a web tool and mobile app to use with your learners.
It is particularly useful for both Blended and Flipped learning. DocentEDU allows users to easily turn any webpage or published Google Doc into an interactive lesson where they can...
♦ add comments,
♦ private discussions,
♦ highlight passages,
♦ embed videos/maps/simulations/quizzes,
♦ add questions and
...much more.
When learners log in to the website they will be able to see all the annotations, questions and content the practitioners have added.
Learners can also use DocentEDU to take their notes and add their own annotations to the text.
NOTE: Learners' answers, to the questions added, are saved in private from the rest of the learners.
DocentEDU works on various platforms including iOS, Android, the web and Chromebooks.
HEADS-UP: DocentEDU is not free but it does offer discounts and training for learning providers.
To learn more about DocentEDU, take a look at the video at https://www.youtube.com/embed/fSmgBrMI1Gw
From flowvella
Presentation software for Mac iPad and iPhone. Easiest way to create beautiful presentations.
John Dalziel's insight:
■ is another good presentation software tool that enables users to create interactive multimedia-driven slideshows to share with others.
■ provides users with a set of professionally-designed templates to choose from.
These include...
▫ video presentations,
▫ reports,
▫ portfolios,
▫ photo galleries
...and many more.
With a simple drag and drop users can include...
● photos,
● videos,
● sounds,
● text,
● GIFs,
● PDFs and
● images
...from major cloud based services like Google Drive and Dropbox right into their Flows.
Additionally, FlowVella works offline allowing users to create presentation without Internet connection.
All user Flows can be shared via a customizable link that works across different devices.
Other sharing options include...
► print via AirPrint,
► export to PDF,
► embed link, and
► share to social media network.
Remote presentation is also supported.
Users can present straight from their iPad, connect to a projector, or use AirPlay.
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Seesaw - Student Driven Digital Portfolios. For iOS, Android, Chromebooks
John Dalziel's insight:
Seesaw empowers learners to independently document what they are learning.
They can "show what they know" using...
■ photos,
■ videos,
■ drawings,
■ text,
■ PDFs, and
■ links.
They can also import directly from most popular apps.
When learners add to their Seesaw journal, content is uploaded, organized by student, and immediately accessible to practitioners from any device.
This makes it easy for practitioners and learners to review progress over time and demonstrate growth.
Practitioners can...
■ browse work from their entire "class", or for an individual.
■ use folders to organize work by subject area or project. Seesaw also provides support for learners to use QR code sign in and/or email/Google account sign.
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John Dalziel's insight:
YouTube Video Editor is a powerful tool to use to add annotations and text to your videos.
It supports five different types of annotations namely...
► speech bubbles,
► spotlight,
► notes,
► titles, and
► labels.
Users can add annotations right from Video Manager tab in their YouTube channel
This links to a video that provides a - "HowTo" tutorial
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Quizzy is a free tool that allows practitioners to quickly create and publish self-paced review quizzes for learners.
NOTE: The nice thing about Quizzy is that learners don't need to create usernames and passwords to take the practice quizzes. The downside to that is you don't have a good way to see which learners have used your review quizzes and which learners haven't used your review quiz.
The video at https://www.youtube.com/embed/qhUG2ZN8Rdk created by Richard Byrne, provides an excellent overview of Quizzy.
Oh yes, they are printable as well!
From kaizena
Give your students fast, high quality feedback on their work. Record voice comments to convey emotion, embed videos to explain complex concepts, and track skills
John Dalziel's insight:
Kaizena makes it easy to provide learners faster feedback on their work.
Practitioners can save time and provide more personal feedback by...
► using their voice instead of text
► Share feedback privately with learners one-on-one
► Access and review feedback anytime, anywhere, on Kaizena.com or on an iPhone, iPad or iPod
Learners can share their work with their practitioner anytime for feedback; practitioners can also enable their learners to give feedback to each other, all in a safe environment.
When practitioners provide feedback, learners can receive notifications in the app, on the web, and by email.
You might find the first of three clips, at https://www.youtube.com/embed/yiNFn0tIizw , worth looking at.
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Quill is a is a free, web-based literacy tool that provides personalized, interactive writing and grammar activities.
Those using Quill learn writing and grammar skills by writing sentences and proofreading passages.
Practitioners can create a class in Quill and invite their learners to join it using the generated code.
Once learners join they will be able to access the worksheets assigned to them.
NOTE: Quill has recently released a new feature called activity packs at https://www.quill.org/activities/packs . These are activities created in collaboration with practitioners and are a simple way to assign a group of activities to learners quickly.
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Quill is a is a free, web-based literacy tool that provides personalized, interactive writing and grammar activities.
Those using Quill learn writing and grammar skills by writing sentences and proofreading passages.
Practitioners can create a class in Quill and invite their learners to join it using the generated code.
Once learners join they will be able to access the worksheets assigned to them.
NOTE: Quill has recently released a new feature called activity packs at https://www.quill.org/activities/packs . These are activities created in collaboration with practitioners and are a simple way to assign a group of activities to learners quickly.
Watch a massive collection of full-length documentaries for free online. Are you a Documentary Addict?
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Documentary addict offers a massive library of educational and entertaining documentaries embedding over 5300 on-line documentaries.
Visitors can use the menu on the left hand side to browse through the collections.
Documentaries are sorted into the following categories:
► Best Documentaries,
► 9/11,
► Art/Music,
► Comedy,
► Nature,
► Media,
► History,
► Politics,
► Religion,
...and many more.
From www
Create references in any style, in seconds with RefME's FREE referencing generator. Harvard, APA, MLA, Chicago and 7,000 more – we've got it covered!
John Dalziel's insight:
RefME for Word helps Learners Succeed (and we are all learners). RefME is available for Word 2016 on Windows, Mac and Word for iPad.
RefME is a unique multi-platform tool that empowers learners, researchers and educators to broaden their research sources and generate accurate citations in Microsoft Word, as they write.
The new Microsoft features are also available through RefME's institute edition called RefME Institute.
Developed to support the whole university/Learning Provider community, Learning Providers can gain customised referencing styles, library support, single sign-on authentication and access to all the premium features, including Word 2016 for Windows, Mac and Word for iPad.
The new RefME Plus features include...
► RefME for Word: cite as you write and manage your bibliography from within Microsoft Word 2016 for Windows, Mac, or Word for iPad
► Photo Quotes app feature that uses OCR technology to turn printed text into digital text with a smartphone camera and save it as a quote
►Folders (coming soon): an organisational feature that enables users to rearrange projects or drag-and-drop them into folders to keep citations organised.
From spark
Turn your ideas into impactful social graphics, web stories and animated videos—in minutes. It's free, start now on the web or in the app store.
John Dalziel's insight:
Adobe Spark is an excellent application with huge educational potential.
Practitioners can use Spark to create a wide variety of multimedia materials to include in their course delivery.
There are three main types of creations users can build and share on Spark...
♥ Post (this is especially useful for sharing announcements, invitations, and inspiration quotes),
♥ Page (great for photo journals, event recaps, portfolios, catalogs..etc) and
♥ Video (great for creating animated stories, presentations, lessons and many more).
The largest and most comprehensive K-12 math worksheets site aligned directly to the core curriculum.
John Dalziel's insight:
Math Worksheet Land provides a wide range of maths worksheets created by a dedicated team of sixteen maths teachers.
There are over 61,000 practice worksheets and lessons spanning nearly 50 different maths topics from addition to vectors.
Members can browse worksheets by...
► grade level (preschool to high school) or
► maths topics.
NOTE: Math Worksheets Land's materials are not free and only active members are granted copyright access for unlimited printing.
Their materials cannot...
► be used for commercial purposes
► be shared with non-members or students of non-members. There is a section in the site for maths tests and topi/skill based quizzes for members to download and use with their learners.
From openlibrary
John Dalziel's insight:
OpenLibrary's main goal is to create a webpage for every book ever written.
That in itself makes this a hugely valuable resource, but what really makes it stand out is its eBook library.
At the time of posting this, it offers more than 1,000,000 free eBooks that can be "borrowed" in either PDF, ePub, or online form.
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Google Computer Science Education Programs, Resources and Tools
John Dalziel's insight:
Google has recently launched this new website, called Computer Science Education, to help visitors learn coding and computer science.
Google Computer Science Education provides a collection of powerful tools, resources and programs to engage individuals in learning about the wonders of computer science.
It also provides them with a number of scholarships, internships, residences and several other resources to help them develop their professional and technical skills.
The three main sections in the website are:
► Learn Computer Science - resources and programs designed specifically for learners and educators, plus a number of key tools learners can use to write computer programs.
► Participate in Academic Opportunities - programs that offer a wide variety of opportunities to help individuals expand their Computer Science knowledge and cultivate valuable professional experience. Also includes 'scholarships to support learners world-wide'.
► Access Career Opportunities - resources to help individuals develop professional and technical skills.
PDFMate PDF Converter Free is a 6-in-1 PDF program to easily convert your PDF to editable Text and Word files, common images, EPUB Ebooks, HTML files, and even SWF files freely. It also can modify the layout and page size of PDF file.
John Dalziel's insight:
PDFMate is an ideal conversion tool. PDFMate accurately converts PDFs to...
► Word,
► Text,
► SWF, and
It features a very simple interface, it is free, and comes with some handy additional tools, such as batch conversions, document encryption, multi-language support, and a host of other customizable settings.
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Turn your PDF into an interactive live presentation to anyone, anywhere, on any device. Control your slides and interact with live polls and questions.
John Dalziel's insight:
Swipe is an excellent presentation platform that allows users to upload their existing presentations or create new ones from scratch and share them live with others through a generated link.
Swipe works across different devices and browsers allowing users to project their presentation on a bigger screen and remotely control it via their mobile device.
Users will also have access to a number of features to interact with their audience and get their feedback through interactive polls.
Other interesting functionalities provided by Swipe include...
♦ upload PDFs and images (no limit on file size),
♦ create slides with markdown,
♦ a responsive interface that adjusts the content of presentations to any size screen,
♦ include videos (from YouTube and Vimeo) and web content to decks,
♦ work with collaborators by allowing them to edit, present or just view presentations,
♦ get stats about who has viewed or is viewing presentations and many more.
From gdoc
Google Docs are nice, but they look ugly when published to the web. Well... not anymore!
John Dalziel's insight:
Google Doc Publisher is...
● a web tool that enables users to publish their Google documents in a "good looking format".
● completely free and
● very simple to use.
♥ grab the URL of any Google Doc and
♥ paste it in Google Doc Publisher
...and users will be provided with a new URL for their document to share with others.
From storytop
Tool for storytelling, create stories or make cartoons and share with your club
John Dalziel's insight:
StoryTop is an excellent web-based tool that learners (and/or practitioners) can use for digital storytelling projects. It is easy to use, free, does not require any software download, and login is not required in order to save or share stories.
StoryTop provides a number of key elements for creating stories including: pre-made backgrounds, pictures of people and things, anime, text, speech bubbles and many more.
With a simple drag and drop,users...
► pick the clip arts they want to use in their stories,
► type in their data and
► share their creations using a generated code.
Users can add as many pages as they want.
If they haven't already done so, they will be prompted to add a title to their story once they click on the 'save' or the arrow button.
When their story is completed, they just click on 'Share' and grab the generated link to share with others.
SnapType - helps many learners keep up with their peers, especially if their hand-writing skills holds them back.
Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots and learn more about SnapType for Occupational Therapy. Download SnapType for Occupational Therapy and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
John Dalziel's insight:
SnapType helps many learners keep up with their peers, especially if their hand-writing skills holds them back.
Learners can easily complete worksheets with the help of an iPad or iPhone. With SnapType, learners can...
► take a pictures of worksheets, or import worksheets from anywhere on their device.
► then use their iOS device keyboard to add text to these documents and
...then print, email, or share their end product.
It is a potential solution for children, and even adults, who struggle with their handwriting.
It's worth taking a look at the video at https://www.youtube.com/embed/xoYfMsC4tFo
NOTE: there is a Free (for Occupational Therapy) version and a Pro version.
Also reduces the use of paper (Green)
John Dalziel's insight:
Triptico is a collection of interactive resources which enable practitioners to create engaging learning for their learning environments.
Potential users can sign up for a free Triptico account on the home page.
Free accounts provide a free trial of Triptico Plus.
Users can then decide if they would like to subscribe or simply use their account to access the free resources.
Creating, saving, adapting and sharing interactive learning content is very easy with Triptico.
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The most recent home video release of this movie is November 19, 2013. Here are some details…
Home Video Notes: Planes
Release Date: 19 November 2013
Planes releases to home video (Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy or Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy) with the following extra luggage:
- Klay's Flight Plan
- Top 10 Flyers
- Meet the Racers
- Deleted Scenes
- Franz's Song: Produced exclusively for Blu-ray and HD Digital, this completely finished animated song features the German mini-car, Franz Fliegenhosen, who encourages Dusty on his flight.
Related home video titles:
This film personifies airplanes in the same way automobiles became living characters in Cars and Cars 2. Another Disney favorite with a fear of flying is Dumbo. And learning to use thrust to get airborne is a big part of the escape plans in Chicken Run.


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The land that featured a well-known roller coaster, big-name performances and legendary french fries now offers dangling power lines, obscene graffiti and a patchwork of weeds sprouting from asphalt cracks.
Mount Calvary Pentecostal Church proposed building a $50 million City of God when it purchased the former Idora Park property on Youngstown's South Side for $300,000.
That was 1985.
But 26 years later, the divine destination is derelict and its future undecided.
The 26-acre parcel sits in the middle of a massive neighborhood-redevelopment effort, the church is reconsidering its plan and Mahoning County could lose more than $21,000 in property taxes if the state decides, after almost four years, to classify it tax-exempt.
"It's just sitting there," said 30-year Idora neighborhood resident Bernice Ward. "They won't sell it; they won't do anything about it. We tried to reach [the church] to see if we could go there for a minute. But they don't return our calls."
James London, Idora Neighborhood Association president, said he attempted to contact the church two years ago to get permission to have a community picnic at the site and later to paint rusted posts on the property. He said the church never responded. London said he eventually asked the church to reply if it objected to the project.
Idora's important to the neighbors and the city.
Besides painting the posts, the association developed a 4-H group that received a statewide award for urban youth engagement, stopped the sale of liquor at the Party Pantry and Park N Shop and is collaborating with Councilman Paul Drennen to object to Gina's Food Mart's liquor license. It also worked with the Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp. to provide garden signs in the neighborhood.
The city of Youngstown, in collaboration with the YNDC, spent more than $1.5 million revitalizing the Idora neighborhood after a plan was adopted by city council in March 2008.
In 20 months, the city demolished 56 houses, added new street signs and joined forces with the YNDC to rehab more than 30 homes. In addition, the YNDC secured 30 vacant dwellings, repaired five homes, installed three pavilions, returned 118 lots to productive use and gave down-payment assistance to six homebuyers.
A new 18,000-square-foot grocery store in the area is preparing to break ground, and Mill Creek MetroParks plans to spend $300,000 to upgrade the East Cohassett Trail that runs through the neighborhood.
Presley Gillespie, executive director of the YNDC, said he believes the church-owned Idora Park parcel negatively impacts the economics and pride of the community and affects the quality of residents' lives.
One church member and city leader disagreed.
Jason Whitehead, chief of staff to Mayor Jay Williams and undershepherd of Mount Calvary Pentecostal Church, said he doesn't believe the property is negative as it stands today.
"The City of God is not a geographical location," said Whitehead. "It's concept was that the city of Youngstown would be a place where God would reign supreme, reign first in the lives of men and women, and [the church] would seek to develop the entire city as a place where men and women [who are part of Christian leadership] could come rest and relax."
He said the church looked to use the Idora property as its "centerpiece."
The church's City of God plan included a nursing home, counseling center, shopping plaza, retirement home and religious education and worship facilities. It was set to break ground in 1987.
"The concept is being modified," said Whitehead. "The Christian-restoration concept was really driven by Bishop [Norman] Wagner."
He said the church's new leadership would make its decision on the future of the property in 12 to 18 months.
Wagner died in January 2010 and District Elder C. Shawn Tyson was installed as the new leader of Mount Calvary Pentecostal Church in October.
Leroy Simmons, a 30-year Idora resident, said he knew about the church's original plan and believes the neighborhood's future would be better if the property got in the hands of someone who would take action.
Bill D'Avignon, director of Youngstown Community Development and Planning, said the department looked at taking control of the property when the church stopped paying its property taxes but found the church had filed for tax-exempt status.
Yvette Klenotic, delinquent real-estate director for the Mahoning County treasurer, said properties with unpaid property taxes could face a lien sale or foreclosure. But, if a tax-exempt status is pending, no action will be taken against the property owner.
"It's stalemated until a decision is made," said Klenotic.
In May 2007, the church filed an application for Real Property Tax Exemption and Remission to the Mahoning County auditor on its Idora property and 12 surrounding properties on Woodford Avenue and Pearce Avenue.
On the application, the church stated the properties were "used for special church events." Its plans included building a "new church edifice," and its tax-exempt use began in 1994.
John Kohlstrand, former communication director for the Ohio Department of Taxation, said tax exemptions are given to primary sites of worship. He said church-owned baseball fields and properties with administrative buildings on them that facilitate worship have been rejected due to an Ohio Supreme Court ruling. But, he added, consideration can be given if a church is in the process of being built.
If the tax-exempt status is granted in full, Kohlstrand — displaced in January by the Kasich administration — said the church could receive a refund on property taxes paid since 1994.
If the application is denied, the church would owe $21,256 in property taxes on the Idora property not paid since 2007.
"We haven't ruled out [building a new church], but we're not locked into that property right now," said Whitehead. "We are really looking at some out-of-the-box thinking as it compares to what we have stated in the past."
He said the church, as a private-property owner, can do whatever it wants with the property, but its new leadership considered keeping portions of the land as green space and using a nostalgic and historical approach with walking trails for people who are inquisitive about the former amusement park. He also said portions of the property may be turned over to Mill Creek MetroParks.
Youngstown's 2010 plan for Idora seemed more definite. It lists the property's future use as recreational area.
"Each vacant property in Youngstown has unique assets and uses," said Mayor Williams.
He said 2010 plan developers thought Idora's "highest and best" use was recreational space because of its natural geographical location next to Mill Creek MetroParks.
Williams, a member of Mount Calvary Pentecostal Church, said he isn't involved in its leadership or any decisions made by church leaders.
"I don't know the future of the property," said Williams. Neighbors, the development corporation "and the church need to come to a consensus," he added.
He said the city would support those efforts.
Whitehead said Tyson's Mount Calvary wanted to be good neighbors and not on the opposite side of the aisle. But the church was not going to allow a neighborhood group to dictate the parcel's future.
Last fall, YNDC leaders extended an invitation to meet with church leaders to discuss the possibility of layering resources.
"There's unlimited possibilities that can take place in that space," said Gillespie. "No one organization can do it."
On Dec. 8, the Ohio Department of Taxation denied the church's application for tax exemption because the church failed to respond to its Sept. 24 letter requesting more information.
The tax-exempt application "was denied because the church failed to submit information that supported progress had been made toward the goal of creating a property that would be exempt," said Gary Gudmundson, communication director for the Ohio State Department of Taxation. "The state looked to see, did they do any fundraising? Hire an architect? Contractor? Was there any tangible demonstration that they are moving forward?"
In mid-January, Whitehead and Tyson agreed to meet with the YNDC.
Gillespie said during the Jan. 27 introductory meeting that the church expressed an interest in working with the YNDC and the community to develop a plan for the Idora property that benefited all parties.
"The fact they sat with us is a good first step," said Gillespie.
Two weeks later, the taxation department set aside its tax-exemption denial.
Gudmundson said the church provided information about the Idora property's future in February that resulted in the change of ruling. Though he said he was not able to elaborate, he added the state made further inquiries in March about the church's plans, but that it has yet to respond.
Gudmundson didn't put a time line on the state's final decision, other than to say, "When [the church] responds as best as they can to our requests and proves convincingly why the property should be exempt, we can make a decision."
He said the department was working directly with the church and hoped it could provide the additional information in the next 30 to 60 days.
Willams not knowing the future of the property is like Pakistan not knowing Bin Laden was at the Abbottabad mansion for over five years.
"poverty-stricken church" ?
You have to be kidding me , right !
The last "leader" of this Church lived in a million dollar Mansion and had another property worth a half a million dollars. If this Church can afford to pay their leader that kind of money to teach about the virtue's of poverty, and self sacrifice then it really can't be poor. They just chose to STIFF the taxpayers.
i've tried for years to obtain the land for public use, and nobody in our fabulous government would help...all i got was the red tape run-around...wow wonder why?...could it be that many elected officials are members of said church...and remember the church let it rot away...they had opportunities to use both the ballroom and beer garden buildings for functions, but chose to let them rot...and what ever happened to the "arson" that the fire department said was the reason both those structures burned....does anybody in this city know how to do an investigation ...heck 27 years and nobody was ever charged...sounds like a typical youngstown inside job...lol...probably paid alter boys did the fires....HOW could there be arson...if no investigation ever took place?


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Rehearsing for Freedom: In West Bank Refugee Camps and in Gaza, Theatre Helps Children Channel Their Chronic Fears and Traumas
Solomon, Alisa, American Theatre
When AbdelFattah Abu-Srour was a young boy in the early 1970s, he used to make up little plays with his friends. From their home in Aida refugee camp--near Bethlehem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank--they'd run down to a dusty field and create sketches about their lives and fantasies, just like kids all over the world. Two decades later, when Abu-Srour returned to this home after spending nine years studying for his Ph.D. in France, he was disturbed to find that local children could no longer go to that field--it had been claimed by Israel as a security area.
Meanwhile, the few playgrounds and open spaces that had existed amid Aida camp's maze of narrow streets had disappeared: As the population of the camp continued to grow, its boundaries remained fixed, and every available patch of land was snatched up for housing. Today, nearly 5,000 people live crammed into 16 acres in Aida, one of the makeshift camps established by the United Nations for Palestinians who lost their homes and livelihoods fleeing the 1948 war over the establishment of the state of Israel. Over the past 60 years, the camps have solidified into closed-in, overcrowded hothouses of deprivation and squalor. (There are 27 such camps amid the cities and villages of Palestine--19 in the West Bank and 8 in the Gaza Strip--and others in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan.)
A soft-spoken man with a gentle manner and an easy laugh, Abu-Srour says that he couldn't stand to see children so stifled, both physically and psychologically. Because Aida camp sits close to the tomb of the biblical matriarch Rachel--a site holy to Jews--and is nearly adjacent to the Jewish settlement of Gilo, it is surrounded by Israeli military outposts. Abu-Srour says confrontations between soldiers and kids from Aida throwing stones take place "almost daily." Military incursions and raids, along with Israeli-imposed curfews, often restrict children to their homes--and traumatize them. He wanted to give young people a safe place to play, express themselves and unleash their imaginations. For him, there was one obvious answer: Make theatre.
Though Abu-Srour had earned his doctorate in biological and medical engineering, he hadn't abandoned his love of writing, directing and acting. While he was studying science at Paris-Nord University, he also formed a theatre company that created its own pieces. Then he taught theatre for a year in France before going back to Palestine in 1994. He soon started teaching theatre workshops in his time off from his job with a pharmaceutical company. And, in 1998, he opened Al-Rowwad Cultural and Theatre Training Center in Aida camp. Children from ages 7 to 17 study acting and playwriting and put up polished, original shows; the troupe has toured around the West Bank and to Europe and the United States.
Al-Rowwad (it means "pioneer" in Arabic) is just one of some sparse but solid theatre projects for children in Palestine that pursue ambitious and explicit aims to help kids cope with--and respond creatively to--the stresses of occupation. Among them: training sessions conducted in the West Bank by the Palestine Red Crescent Society that use performances for children and their parents and caregivers to provoke discussion about violence and safety; a drama troupe of teenagers working out of the Ibdaa Cultural Center in Dheisheh refugee camp, also near Bethlehem; and the full-scale productions and workshops at the thriving, two-year-old Freedom Theatre in Jenin refugee camp in the northern West Bank. In the Gaza Strip, where circumstances are even more dire, young people are engaging theatre in a variety of shapes at such places as the Gaza YMCA, the Culture and Free Thought Association's children's center, and the Basma Society for Culture and Arts.
These programs vary in approach, size, level of artistic sophistication and style. But they share a stirring faith in theatre as a critical tool for young people--as a form that can help them to discover their identities, relate to others and simply have some fun. …