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Just made my first wordpress site (and first ever website) for our wedding venue. Was just looking for any suggestions or advice on it before I launch it. I know it's not perfect, but it's a start.
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Just made my first wordpress site (and first ever website) for our wedding venue. Was just looking for any suggestions or advice on it before I launch it. I know it's not perfect, but it's a start.
Any advice on how to make this better???
It looks good. Is that theme a custom theme?
i got the main theme from elegantthemes.com
personally I would change the font style if you can and make it darker.
I was actually thinking about making the font a little darker. It's currently set up the way it came with the theme.
I'll look into it, thanks!
yes make it darker so it may be easier to read..
Any other suggestions?
Or do you think it's pretty good the way it is. It's my first website, so I'm hoping I did everything right. lol
I mainly watched the home page and it looks quite good, but i would try to make everything a bit lighter and more elegant.
The background doesn´t work so well with the greens in the pictures. Maybe try another color not toosaturated; dark green or blue, soft orange, bordeaux, even a soft grey or a white?
I would try the home page without the link icon too (back to...) or at least i would make it more minimalistic (the header fonts already do it well).
I would maybe avoid the youtube video in the main page. It´s not too proffesional and the composition would be nicer in my opinion. You can show the video option in some other place of the site.
As the slider is the first thing you watch i would take care about the pictures;
The sitting girl one doesn´t work because of her weird position, the imperfections in the grass...I would try with some architectural detail instead. The building looks nice.
The chair´s picture could be of better quality too. Try to get a nice picture of it, well focused and with enough resoultion, which shows the same scene with all the green space and the same setting.
The other pictures do work quite well :).
Now my question. I see that you are using elegantthemes but i would like to know about the home slider to try it in my site. I´ve seen it around but don´t know which one it is. I can´t figure it out with the firebug. Anyone knows?
You have a better picture of the wedding setting in the gallery.
The two men with ties is a great photo, maybe too much for the home page?
In case you avoid the video you could keep some audio for the home page. Is it possible to play audio without breakdowns for the whole site?
changed the background.
We're getting a bunch of new photos pretty soon from some recent weddings here, so some of the photos will be changing soon. Thanks for the input on them though. It helps to know which ones other people like.
I plan to put a little more text on the home page, kind of like a short introduction. So it'll be changing also in a bit.
I'd like to keep a video on the main page. I might make it a little smaller and put a white background on the video so that it looks a little smoother with the theme though.
I was thinking also about having the video automatically play, which would also serve as nice background music, but it seems like some people don't like that (media playing automatically). I'm still debating.
It looks fine except the faded edge on photos is very 1995 and the font for "back to elkforge.com" is dreadful, make it helvetica or something simple.
I like the look other than that.
Hi there,
Great efforts and really good results.
Please add xml sitemap and tagging too for better search engine visibility.
Manoj Sharma
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I just installed the All-in-one seo pack and I'm working on getting that setup.
About the pictures, I really wanted to put a nice looking border/frame around them. Is there a plugin that helps with that?
not sure what you mean by 'xml sitemap'... lol... sorry, it's my first website.
i should clarify, I do know what a sitemap is, but I've never done one, so I don't really know how to set that up.
Maybe you can use an html object or similar for the automatic start of the video/audio. The visitor would be able to turn it off. You would have to upload the whole video to your server though.
Kind of this;
<object data="data/test.mpg" type="video/mpeg" width="320" height="255">
<param name="src" value="data/test.mpg">
<param name="autoplay" value="false">
<param name="autoStart" value="0">
alt : test.mpg
I don´t know which background i´d prefer but the brown one works better than the previous for sure.
And again, i would give the Elkforge link a try as it destroys the nice header composition that you have.
Of course all this is subjetive, the site is ok. Let´s see how the new home page photos work.
The background color should be different. And it looks good but the picture in the upper right hand corner is kind of bothersome... something about the font doesn't look professional.
Hi, for being your first site it looks very good. I would change the background color. I would use a white background.
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I just changed the link 'back to elkforge.com'. Unfortunately I need it there so that it links back to our main page, but I made it black and white and changed the font a little bit. I think it will blend in a little bit better with the rest of the header now.
The problem that I see with the header is that the main logo in the center and the link to the left side are too close to each other. I tried moving the logo over to the right about 40-50px but i couldn't get it to work. Any suggestions? I think that would make it much less crowded.
About the background. What I would really prefer is a creme or off-white background with a nice simple texture, but I couldn't find one that I really liked. I'd appreciate any suggestions on background textures that I could use to give it a little more visual appeal.
Thanks for all the input, it's greatly appreciated.
Looks good to me
More fast suggestions. I made it fast but i would go more this way;
@kamogawa32, that looks really good. do you have the image of that which i can get from you. something like that may work a bit better for this page.
You have selected nice theme and your contents are useful.
@tonedru, i just made a screen print and played a bit with Photoshop with it. I don´t have any new background image, but you could edit yours easily playing with hues, lightness, etc...
As for the Elforge link, i made an edit with Photoshop too, but i don´t really know how would i make that link inside your theme. It was just a compositional suggestion.
My image is a low resolution one and i don´t think that sending you it is worth. You can download it from imageshack anyway.
You are welcome!
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Thursday, August 18, 2016
Free Stuff For Teachers
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Monday, August 15, 2016
Another Memorial Service
This man thought of his athletes as his sons and they thought of him as a father. He gave advice, love, tough love and financial support when it was needed.
Today's standards and ineffective APs might not think he was an effective teacher because no tests could ever measure the good he did, the number of lives he enriched. Danielson would never know the quality of the man.
RIP Coach.
(Pictured above is his wife, wearing the chain he always wore.)
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Friday, August 05, 2016
I'm Melting
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Sunday, July 31, 2016
Nothing Better
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Tee Shirt
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Sunday, July 24, 2016
Lesson From A Veteran Teacher
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Thursday, July 14, 2016
Message To Administrators
I just saw this on a friend's Facebook page and had to share it here for many of the administrators at Packemin and other schools who read and hate this blog.
This is for all of you!!! You can't teach and don't know the first thing about your subject area. You have know idea who is a good teacher and who isn't one. And, if you did notice a good teacher you would harass that person out of the building because of your fear of being shown for what you really are.
Shame on the Principals who appointed you, and shame on the superintendents who appointed you, poor excuses for a Principal because you know as little as the APs in your cabinet.
I'm gone and have the freedom of saying what others left behind cannot.
Sunday, July 03, 2016
Happy and Safe Fourth
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Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Dilbert Explains School Administrators
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Eulogy to A Principal
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I transferred to this school through a back door. I was on child care leave when a friend called and told me about a special education vacancy in math. I had only a few special education classes and my only experience was with a few special needs students who had been main streamed before I went on leave, but I liked working with needy students and applied. The AP who interviewed me liked what he saw and brought me to meet the Principal. During that interview the Principal asked me what kind of students I disliked. Without missing a beat I said, "the ones with the guns" as I came from a pretty rough school where many of the students packed weapons. He laughed and offered me the job immediately. Unfortunately I had a hard time getting a former Principal to sign my release. Armed with a letter from the new school I went to Brooklyn, met with Rufus Thomas and my career at Packemin began.
At Packemin I taught emotionally handicapped and educationally handicapped students both math and computer classes. Computers were new and I was learning along with my students and I had zero experience with the emotionally handicapped boys I was now responsible for. During the first week the Principal came to observe me. The lesson was awful. The boys in the room saved me. When they saw the Principal, they sat down and started putting on a show for him. He understood that the show was to make me look good. During our post op, while criticizing the lesson, he praised the way the students responded to me and let me know that was more important than the questions I asked or the lesson I wrote. Of course with experience I got better and won his praise on lessons too.
When my son was small he suffered from terrible ear infections and asthma and too often I had to leave to take care of him. When I apologized to this Principal he said, "How can I expect you to take care of the family here if you can't take care of your family at home?" Another time he gave me a last minute personal day to catch an earlier flight to Texas as I had to be there for a Bat Mitzvah and the weather in New York was supposed to be horrendous. He told me he appreciated my honesty in coming to him rather than just calling in sick.
I was fortunate to teach in a time when I did not have to worry about losing my job at the whim of an incompetent administrator. As long as I showed up and was prepared I was safe. But, I was always a little intimidated by this man because he was so smart. Although his field was English, I knew he could pick apart my lessons and find any mistake I made, even in a calculus class because he would research anything he did not know before our post op conference. After he left, I always felt I could organize a totally bogus lesson. As long as the kids responded well and worked in groups it would get a wonderful report. No administrator would bother to check the math and realize it was all made up.
Don't get me wrong. Life under this Principal was not a bed of roses and I could fill up a post with things I did not like about him. But, he is gone and it is time to remember the good and to hope by talking only about his good, his work can help today's administrators focus on the important things teachers do, the way they impact their students and to realize this has nothing to do with the questions they ask, whether their students raise left or right hands to show understanding, or the percentage of students passing. He told me once that I think with my heart and I know that was meant as a compliment. Hopefully his intelligence will inspire administrators to learn the subjects they are supervising and make smart decisions about who is effective and who is not. and to realize the heart has a major part in what makes a good teacher.
Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Last Night's Moon
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
So Much Better Than Marking Papers and Writing Lessons
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Monday, June 13, 2016
Thirty two year old APs who know nothing about teaching and everything about harassing those who do and incompetent Principals who appoint and support them and care nothing about them and everything about statistics, it is no wonder this is happening every where.
The criminals are the principals who should know better, who claim to care about kids who let these miseries keep on going. The kids are the ones suffering.
Saturday, June 11, 2016
Looking West
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Thursday, June 09, 2016
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Friday, June 03, 2016
Catching Up With Friends
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Thursday, June 02, 2016
Summed Up By Dilbert
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Sunday, May 29, 2016
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Monday, May 23, 2016
Rumor Has It
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Friday, May 20, 2016
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Sunday, May 15, 2016
My Dream Car
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Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Chihuahua Rides to Success
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Sunday, May 08, 2016
UFT Ballot--MORE ALL THE WAY
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Saturday, May 07, 2016
Wednesday, May 04, 2016
Teacher Appreciation Week
It's teacher appreciation week and I found the following in a post on Facebook from a former student:
Pissedoffteacher, as my high school math teacher well I meant to hate you, because everyone knows I hate math, but you made us laugh which in turn made me want to learn, and I left high school with a greater appreciation for what a good teacher could get out of even the students whom struggle.Comments like that are what helps me believe I was a good teacher, one who made a difference in my students lives. I'm glad I left before a bunch of incompetent administrators had the power to rate me ineffective because I was old and not afraid to stand up to them.
The pictures above are by an art teacher who took his students into the street and painted over a dreary, filthy, graffiti tunnel and made a little part of the city beautiful again. This teacher is one who is making a difference. Thank you Joel Artista from St. Gregory's.
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Sunday, May 01, 2016
Bring Your Drugs but Leave Your Beer At Home
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Thursday, April 28, 2016
I highly recommend all NYC residents get a city ID and head over to the Bronx Zoo to pick up Wildlife membership. This gives entrance to Bronx Zoo, Central Park Zoo, Flushing Zoo, Prospect Zoo and the Aquarium.
I only had a half hour today but I got to visit the penguins, my favorites in the Central Park Zoo. These two little guys were busy flirting with all their visitors.
Of course there are tons of other benefits to be had with this ID. I had to buy a new case just to keep all my membership cards together.
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
The Cabinet Meeting
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Sunday, April 24, 2016
Hard To Get Excited
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Sunday, April 17, 2016
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Saturday, April 16, 2016
Making School Look Good
Friday, April 15, 2016
Post Observation Conference
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
A Day Out
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Saturday, April 09, 2016
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Monday, April 04, 2016
Letter To The Editor
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Friday, April 01, 2016
School Suspensions-Another Case of Playing With The Stats
Today's Daily News had an article where Chancellor Farina is bragging about the decline in suspensions in NYC schools.
I wish the newspapers would really care about what is going on in the schools and go to the people that know, the teachers, students and deans. They should stop relying on these statistics that hide half or more than half of what actually happens. School administrators are more interested in keeping their A ratings and making sure they are attracting the most students than they are in being truthful. When I taught I saw way too much being unreported.
When people ask me about my former school, I hesitate, not wanting to tell all that I really know because it is better than most schools around. Still, it is not nearly as good as it is portrayed and while it is pretty safe, no one will ever hear of incidents swept under the carpet that keep the safety rating so high.
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Friday, March 25, 2016
Administrative Letter
Dear Teachers,
It has come to my attention that some of you have been doing the most unthinkable, educationally sound practice ever. You have been praising your students and congratulating them on getting good grades. This practice has got to stop immediately. Your compliments will only make those who did not do well feel bad and that is not something we want. While praise is important it must come from their peers, not from you. Students congratulating other students will encourage everyone to do better.
Remember, it is not your job to say nice things to any of your students. If you do, I will put a letter in your file and you will be rated ineffective at the end of the year.
Sincerely yours,
Administrator at Large
PS: As you know I do not have any real teaching experience and no education courses under my belt but I read about this on a blog on the Internet, written by a shoe salesman in India so it must be correct.
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Real Teacher vs Imposter
I have been covering college classes for years, mostly for full time professors, those with PhDs. Some leave detailed lessons, others just pages in a book. Some just leave exams. They all have one thing in common. They are extremely grateful for what I have done, thank me and request I cover again whenever they need coverage.
Mr. J is a fairly new adjunct. I was asked to cover his class when he had to attend a meeting. Mr. J sent me the chapter sections he wanted me to teach which was more than adequate. I started the class the same way I start every class, asking the students if they had an questions on previous work. Unlike other classes, these students told me they had no idea what was going on. The teacher had covered the beginning half of chapter two and the beginning half of chapter 3. He expected me to finish the second chapter which could not be done unless the students knew the first half. I did some review and got through about half of what he wanted. As I always do, I sent an e-mail explaining what I had covered.
Instead of the usual appreciation I got a sharp reprimand and a demand to finish what I was told to finish whenever I covered again. While I don't know for sure, I am betting he needed me to teach material he did not understand himself.
This is the difference between someone who can teach and someone who pretends to know how to teach. I hope his students fill out their teacher evaluation forms professionally to let the college know this guy is masquerading as a teacher. They deserve better.
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Friday, March 18, 2016
A Real Teacher
One of the benefits of retirement is the ability to take advantage of all the city has to offer and this week I did just that at the Lincoln Center Library for Performing Arts.
Wednesday afternoons, three wonderful opera singers perform in front of an audience and art song master Paul Sperry in the program Joy In Singing. The audience is not only treated to a fantastic afternoon of music but have first hand experience watching a coach bring out the best of voices that are already outstanding.
I am not an opera fan and wasn't even sure I would enjoy this performance but in my quest to experience it all, I gave it a shot and was not disappointed. I loved the music but I also loved watching the teacher at work. He did, what all great teachers do. He praised all the performers, emphasizing their strengths. And, when he found areas that needed correction, he explained what he wanted without putting down what they had done and demonstrated exactly what he wanted. He never lost patience with one singer who didn't understand his corrections and worked with her until she got it.
As I watched the evaluation process I thought about teacher evaluations done by assistant principals and principals today. Mr. Sperry is a master of his craft. Those evaluating teachers are not masters and many can barely teach, having failed licensing exams and only being in the classroom a very short time. Mr. Sperry knew what he wanted and knew how to demonstrate this. He was able to bring out the best. Today's administrators only offer criticism, never ways to correct. He knew how to do all this without shame and humiliation and every performer who left the stage left feeling good about themselves. I don't think most teachers would say this after a post evaluation conference.
Every young performer at Joy in Singing learned something and will be better because of this experience. This is what school administrators have to be able to do for teachers if they truly want the best for their students.
(Picture is sunset in Austin, Texas)
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Comment From A Reader
This is a comment on Teacher Shortage post. Sad treatment of teachers which trickles down to our students is happening everywhere.
Great post. It is pathetic to watch a middle school AP with 5 years of phys ed teaching experience rip apart a 15+ year veteran math teacher who is an amazing teacher. The reason the AP rips her apart? Because he can!! Power hungry trolls most of them are. Teach for 3-5 years, get your admin degree from Touro "University" and presto!!! You are an instant expert administrator. Pathetic.
(Picture from Subway Art Tour-Walkaboutnewyork.com. Tour is run by Phil Desiere one of the most amazing tour guides I have ever met. He is informative and entertaining and his tours are not bank breakers. Anyone who wants to learn about the city and likes to walk should consider one of his tours.)
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Egyptian Journeys with Dan Cruickshank on BBC TWO
In this six-part series, Dan Cruickshank, long-time enthusiast of Ancient Egypt and its civilisation, travels the length of the country exploring some of the extraordinary stories that have emerged from the land of the Pharaohs.
On his journeys, he uncovers the dramatic spectacle, the characters, the intrigues the superstitions and the mysteries that lie at the heart of this remarkable ancient culture which flourished for more than 3,000 years.
Dan's journeys take him to many of the great sites of Egypt - from the ancient capital of Alexandria in the north, to the island temple of Philae in the south.
On the way, he explores the stunning temples of Karnak, Luxor and Dendera and the mysterious Theban necropolis on the west bank of the Nile.
He visits the Valley of the Kings, the striking mortuary temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el Bahri, and Ramesses II's spectacular temple, known as the Ramesseum.
He also unravels the secrets of the wall reliefs at Medinet Habu, the temple created for Ramesses III.
In Middle Egypt, Dan's quest takes him to the desolate windswept ruins of El Armana, the site of the city created by the heretic Pharaoh, Akhenaten.
This running order is not confirmed and may be subject to change.
Programme One - The Secrets of the Tomb Builders
Dan Cruickshank explores the exquisite underground tombs in the Valley of the Kings, and goes in search of the unsung heroes of Ancient Egypt, the highly-skilled workforce who spent their lives building these lavish, gilded burial chambers for the Pharaohs.
The tombs are wonderful feats of art and engineering and Dan finds a wealth of intriguing evidence about the lives of the supposedly anonymous people who built them.
Given rare access to the most extraordinary tomb of all – the labyrinthine 150-room necropolis built for the sons of Ramesses II, Dan speculates on the skill of the men who designed and excavated this tomb thousands of years ago.
In the tomb of the Pharaoh Horemheb, he discovers an unfinished burial chamber, where the intricate process of tomb building was stopped in its tracks, leaving detailed evidence of the artistic techniques used by these ancient artisans.
Across the dry desert hills beyond the Valley of the Kings, Dan visits the village where the tomb-builders lived, explores their homes and reveals their personal lives through unique written records that have survived for thousands of years.
Were the tomb-builders slaves, forced to use their skills to glorify the dead Pharaohs? Dan pieces together the truth, and reveals an unexpectedly intimate picture of these ancient artists and craftsmen.
Producer: Naomi Austin
Series Producer: Martin Mortimore
Programme Two – The Pharaoh Hunter
Dan Cruickshank traces the story of the British archaeologist Howard Carter, who rose from humble origins to become the most famous archaeologist in the world, responsible for one of the richest discoveries of all time: the tomb of Tutankhamun.
But despite his spectacular success and worldwide fame after this discovery in 1922, Carter was never honoured in Britain, and received no official recognition from his own country. He is buried in a simple grave in Putney, with no statue or honours.
Dan looks for clues to this mystery as he follows the roller-coaster of Carter's career, from his first visit to Egypt as a teenager hired to copy Egyptian art, right up to the fame of his later years of discovery.
Dan visits many of the key archaeological dig sites along the Nile that marked the turning points in Carter's career, including a visit to the tomb of Tutankhamen himself, and he finds out that Carter played a crucial role in updating the science of archaeology and reveals his hidden legacy - a wealth of exquisite drawings and photos.
Producer: Martin Mortimore
Programme Three - The Rebel Pharaoh
Dan Cruickshank goes down the Nile in search of the truth about Akhenaten, the most bizarre, radical and mysterious Pharaoh ever to take the Egyptian throne, and his beautiful wife Nefertiti.
They were the golden couple, rich and all-powerful, but their reign was so scandalous that soon after their deaths the Egyptians tried to obliterate all trace of their memory from history.
And that's because Akhenaten committed the ultimate heresy: he overturned the entire religious belief system of Ancient Egypt, swept aside thousands of years of worship of many gods, and declared that there was only one god, the Sun – the 'Aten' - thus creating the first monotheistic religion in the world.
And, as Dan discovers, Akhenaten's ambition went further – he decreed a vast new capital city should be built far away from the ancient capital of Thebes, a city dedicated to the Aten, in which he and Nefertiti lived in splendour.
But it didn't stop there, for soon the king and queen decided that they were themselves divine, and should be worshipped as gods.
But the royal couple's dreams would soon come to a tragic end.
From the grand temples at Karnak, Dan traces the route of the heretic king and queen down the Nile to the site of their splendid new city at El Armana, in Middle Egypt - now just a poignant, desolate ruin where Akhenaten and Nefertiti lived out their glorious but doomed lives.
Producer: Tanya Batchelor
Programme Four - Building for Eternity
Dan Cruickshank journeys through Egypt to uncover the secrets of how and why the Egyptians built everything to last forever.
From the colossal, indestructible pyramids at Giza and massive stone temples at Karnak, to the mummification process designed to keep their bodies intact forever after death, Dan discover how the religious belief in the afterlife dominated the lives and deaths everyone in the land.
The Egyptians' sense of eternity and the conviction that life continues forever meant that hundreds of monuments – from magnificent temples to lavish tombs – were built to survive, and can now help us understand their beliefs.
Above all, thousands of mummies found all over Egypt bear witness to how they believed, more than any other culture in history, that the human body played a part in the continued survival of the spirit.
Dan discovers the ingenuity that lies behind the heroic building projects and the mummification techniques of the Ancient Egyptians – all a result of their obsession with superstition, magic and the afterlife.
Producer: Martin Mortimore
Programme Five - Pharaoh's Wives
Ancient Egypt was a man's world. If you were a woman and wanted power there were very few ways to get it.
In this programme, Dan Cruickshank traces the lives of two extraordinary women of the Harem who sought power in two very different ways – the first woman, Hatshetsup, took on the identity of a man in order to become Pharaoh, and reigned successfully for more than 20 years.
The second woman, Tye, used darker and more nefarious means to achieve her ends – resorting to black magic and ultimately the murder of the King, in what famously became known as the Harem Conspiracy.
Producer: Tanya Batchelor
Series Producer: Martin Mortimore
Programme Six - The Mysterious End of Egypt
The extraordinary history of ancient Egypt spans 3,000 years but why did it come to an end?
When the culture vanished, so did the ability to read hieroglyphic text, and that meant much of the long history of Ancient Egypt was completely unknown to the rest of the world until the code was cracked in the 19th century and a window opened on this fascinating civilisation.
Dan Cruickshank charts the key dramatic events that marked the tragic decline in the fortunes of the ancient Egyptians and reveals the rich cast of characters, Emperors and Pharaohs, Kings and Queens – from Alexander the Great to Julius Caesar and Cleopatra - who were the principal players in this drama.
Dan visits the last known hieroglyph inscription in Egypt and discovers the surprising truth about those responsible for the final collapse of this great civilisation.
Producer: Naomi Austin
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June Classic Menu Mailer Bulk Shopping ListBy KerryAnn
This is the monthly shopping list for the Classic Menu Mailer for June. The Classic Menu Mailer contains five dinners, one dessert and one breakfast per week and is released weekly. Click here to subscribe to the Classic Menu Mailer.
This list covers Volume 7 Week 22 to Volume 7 Week 25.
Each month, we give you a bulk shopping list for those who wish to shop sales, use a meat CSA, purchase from once-a-month vendors such as UNFI or Azure or order their food online. Links all point to Green PolkaDot Box, as was requested by many of you who have joined. I'm also now using them for all of my dry good purchases and most of my frozen and refrigerated purchases, too. If you haven't yet signed up for Green PolkaDot Box, shipping is now free on orders of $75 or more. Their prices are better than what I can find online or locally.
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Spices and Extracts
|Almond Extract
|3-1/2 tsp
|Bay leaf, whole
|Cayenne pepper
|1/2 tsp
|Celery seeds
|1 tsp
|Chili powder
|Cloves, ground or whole
|1-1/2 tsp
|4-1/2 tsp
|4 tsp
|Curry powder
|1/4 tsp, optional
|Fennel Seed
|Keep on hand
|Garlic granules
|Ginger, dry and ground
|5 tsp
|Italian Seasoning
|Orange extract
|1 tsp
|Mustard, dry
|1/4 tsp
|Nutmeg- ground or whole
|3 Tbs + 1/2 tsp
|1/4 tsp
|Keep on hand
|Pepper, black- ground or whole
|1 tsp
|Peppermint extract
|1 tsp
|Poultry seasoning or similar blend
|1 Tbs
|Pumpkin pie spice
|1/4 tsp
|1 tsp
|Keep on hand
|Vanilla Extract
|Aduki beans
|Almond meal flour
|Arrowroot starch
|1 cup
|Keep on hand
|Baking powder
|Keep on hand
|Baking soda
|Beef broth – or make your own using the Often Used Recipes eBook
|1 pound dry or 4 cans
|Black beans– dry are available but they're run on shared equipment with wheat/gluten
|1/4 cup
|Black olives
|generous 1/2 cup
|Cacao powder or cocoa powder
|2 tsp
|Chia seeds
|1/2 cup
|Chocolate Chips
|Chicken stock– or make your own using the Often Used Recipes eBook
|1/4 pound dry or 1 can
|Keep on hand
|Coconut aminos, tamari or homemade soy sauce substitute form the Often Used Recipes eBook
|1/2 cup
|Coconut flour or use breadcrumbs
|Coconut cream
|~7 cups
|Coconut milk
|Coconut flakes- small or large
|Keep on hand
|Coconut oil (I purchase my coconut oil from Tropical Traditions. I use their expeller-pressed for cooking because the flavor is neutral)
|2-1/3 cups
|Cornmeal or masa harina
|Dried fruit- apples
|Dried fruit- apricots
|Dried fruit- cherries
|Dried fruit- cranberries
|Dried fruit- dates or fresh dates
|Dried fruit- prunes
|1 cup, or use dates
|Dried fruit- raisins
|Keep on hand
|Flour- white rice if gluten-free. If you aren't gluten-free, you can do kamut, sprouted spelt or sprouted wheat
|Gelatin- I prefer Great Lakes through Amazon or Bernard Jensen
|1 can
|Green chilies, or use a fresh Anaheim pepper
|Keep on hand
|1-3/4 cup
|Ketchup- or make your own using the Often Used Recipes eBook
|Kidney beans
|Lemon Juice– keep on hand if you can't or won't keep fresh lemons on hand.
|Lentils- green
|Masa Harina
|Maple Syrup
|generous 1/2 cup
|Mayonnaise– or make your own using the Often Used Recipes eBook
|Masa harina- if you're making your own tortillas
|6 Tbs
|Mushrooms, dried- crimini, porcini, shitake
|Mustard, Brown
|1 Tbs
|Mustard, Dijon
|Mustard, brown
|5 Tbs
|Mustard, yellow
|1-1/2 pound dry or 5-6 cans
|Navy beans
|1/4 cup
|Nut butters– all types
|Nuts- cashews
|2 Tbs
|Nuts- walnuts
|Nuts- almonds
|Keep on hand
|Olive oil
|1 cup
|Oats, steel cut- gluten-free or gluten-containing
|Palm shortening
|3 cups spiral or elbow + optional for 2 meals
|Pasta- Gluten-Free- spaghetti, spiral
Pasta- with wheat- spaghetti and spiral
Pasta alternative- Miracle Noodles (made from glucomannan/konjac) and Rice Noodles (also called cellophane noodles)
|1/4 pound dry or 1 can
|Pinto beans– dry pinto beans are available but they are run on shared equipment with gluten
|Pumpkin puree
|Quinoa Flakes
|Optional for 2 meals, or use rice
|Quinoa or amaranth
|Keep on hand
|Keep on hand
|Real Salt, Pink Himalayan Salt or Celtic Sea Salt
|Keep on hand
|Rice, brown- sprouted or raw
|Salmon, canned
|Salsa, if not using homemade
|Keep on hand
|Sesame oil
|Sesame seeds
|Seaweed- nori
|Small red beans
|4 cups
|Tomato sauce
|Tomatoes, strained
|8-9 cups
|Tomatoes, diced- canned or boxed
|Tomatoes, crushed
|Tomato juice
|33 ounces
|Tomato paste
|Vinegar- red wine
|7 Tbs
|Vinegar- white
|2/3 cup
|Vinegar- apple cider
|Vinegar- brown rice
|Vinegar- balsamic
|Vinegar- coconut
|3 Tbs
|Vinegar- rice
|Water chestnuts
|7 Tbs
|Worcestershire- or make your own using the Often Used Recipes eBook
|Keep on hand if gluten-free
|Xanthan Gum- if you're gluten-free, or use guar gum
|Yeast, nutritional
Bacon 6-7 slices, optional + optional for breakfast
Beef, ground 7-7 ½ pounds (or ground turkey for 1-1-1/2 pounds)
Beef, liver 4 Tbs grated + 7-11 oz, all optional
Beef, short ribs 3 pounds
Beef, stew 1-2 pounds
Chicken 8-16 thighs &/or drumsticks, ALL with skin and bone
Chicken 3 whole, cut up
Chicken, boneless 1 pound breast or thigh, skinless and boneless, or use ham
Salmon 2-2 ½ pounds + 1 can or use 2+ filets
Turkey, ground 2- ¼ pounds
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel with free parking, near Metropolitan Cathedral of Panama
Situated in Panama City, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from National Bank House Museum and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Metropolitan Cathedral of Panama. Museum of Natural Science and Afro Antillean Museum are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a bar/lounge and a snack bar/deli. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a conference center, a meeting room, and dry cleaning.
Room Amenities
All 43 rooms offer free WiFi, refrigerators, and cable TV. Guests will also find room service, ceiling fans, and safes.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Hotel AndinoCalle 35 and Avenida Peru Panama City Panama
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times is offered to guests. This Panama City hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hotel Andino is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference center
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 4
- One meeting room
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Smoke-free property
- Snack bar/deli
- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 43
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Snack bar/deli
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Ceiling fan
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 7 AM and 11 AM.
Fuego - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open select days.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
24-hour check-in
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between PAB 4 and PAB 5 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: PAB 30-50 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: PAB 10 per stay
Hotel Name
- Andino Panama City
- Hotel Andino
- Hotel Andino Panama City
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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New City Names Alexis Wright Next Head of School!
Alexis Wright has been unanimously selected by New City School's Board of Trustees to serve as the next Head of School. Alexis comes to New City School from Bank Street College of Education in New York, NY, where he has served as Dean of Children's Programs and Head of School since 2009.
Fourth Grade Hosts Ackerman School for Annual Field Day
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Sixth Graders Expand Horizons at Heifer Ranch
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CVC Poker Faced On Nine Debt
The clock is ticking on CVC Asia Pacific's refinancing of Nine Entertainment Co.'s debt but the current owners of the company don't seem worried.
U.S.-based Apollo and Oaktree, distressed debt investors, have bought up nearly half of that senior debt, a person familiar with the situation said. The pair sent CVC a letter in late December requesting a meeting but were flatly denied, people familiar with the situation told Deal Journal Australia.
The company has 975 million Australian dollars (US$1.02 billion) of mezzanine debt at more than A$2.5 billion of senior debt maturing in February 2013. As of next month when it's within 12 months of maturing, it becomes a current liability for the directors of the company.
CVC Asia Pacific, a unit of London-based buyout firm CVC Capital Partners, has deep pockets and could potentially cut the company's debts by using its own checkbook, should Nine end up being unable to pay down its maturing debts with the company's earnings.
But that would not be ideal for CVC's own investors. Despite the heavy debt burden, Nine is still an attractive asset. The media company's earnings increased 16% in the year to June 30 to about A$415 million, according to CVC, who has said the company should earn about A$400 million in the next 12 months.
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Former President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo was on Monday elected as the Chairman of the Food and Agriculture Organisation's (FAO's) 22nd Session of the Committee on Forestry (COFO) for the period 2014-2016. COFO is one of FAO's governing bodies with over 130 member countries and which deliberates on global forestry issues, a release from GINA said today.
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