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TYFA News Archives, 2008
This is a collection of articles of interest to TYFA friends and allies. These items originally appeared on the website's home page, and are listed by date, the most recent first.
Study: Family rejection leads to greater health risks for youth
December 29, 2008
Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth whose families have rejected them because of their sexual orientation are at far greater risk for mental and physical health problems than those who come from families who have accepted them, according to a recent study.
T-Friendly AARP and New York Life Change Insurance Contracting Rules to Recognize Affirmed Transpeople
December 15, 2008
An affirmed woman near Portland , Oregon , sought document conformity with her life insurance policy to ensure that her beneficiaries would have no issues in the event of her death.
Washington embraces trans athletes
December 11, 2008
Before the 2006-07 school year, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association had never fielded a question about transgender athletes. That year, they received four inquiries about whether teenagers with non-traditional gender identities could compete for their schools.
Gender-confused teens drug call
December 10, 2008
Young teenagers with serious gender identity disorders should be given drugs which will block puberty, international experts suggest.
Intersex Baby: A Parent's Worst Nightmare [removed]
December 10, 2008
The birth of Tamara Dawson's first child should have been a moment of sheer delight. Instead, she describes the shocking and unusual situation that followed: The doctors and nurses came back and said, 'We don't know if you had a boy or a girl.' We were stunned. How could you not know?"
San Rafael parents irked by policy allowing transgendered access
December 8, 2008
Two San Rafael parents are upset by a school policy that allows students who identify as a different gender to use the restrooms and locker rooms assigned to that gender.
Transgender teen decries hate at schools [removed]
December 6, 2008
About 25 protesters braved a brisk wind and fumes from cars zipping past Friday afternoon to show their support for Blake Williams, a transgender teen who says he dropped out of Aspen Valley High School because he didn't feel safe.
Online LGBT high school to launch
November 25, 2008
An online high school for students who are lesbians, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning their sexual orientation will be launched in fall 2009.
TYFA leaders attend Transgender Day of Remembrance events
November 20, 2008
Shawn and Kim Pearson discuss education and advocacy for transgender children with Gwen Araujo's mom, Sylvia Guerrero, in Tucson AZ after the Transgender Day of Remembrance observance service. [images]
Coming Out in Adolescence, Part 2
October 16, 2008
In Part 2 of this 2-part series, The Gay & Lesbian Times reports some students pioneer on campuses; transgender children face different set of challenges
Court Dismisses Trangender Plaintiff's Bathroom Complaint
October 10, 2008
A federal court in Nevada recently dismissed a Title IX case brought by the parents of a preoperative male-to-female transgender student (referred to in the decision as "Mary Doe") that challenged the school's decision that would have prohibited her from using the girls' restroom.
Coming Out in Adolescence, Part 1
October 9, 2008
In Part 1 of this 2-part series, The Gay & Lesbian Times presents a study showing that teens are coming out at younger ages – but are our schools equipped to keep them safe? (Note: the children described seem more gender-variant than "Gay", as the article labels them)
LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate Index
October 7, 2008
Campus Pride is providing a search and rating facility for GLBT-Friendly college campuses. Each campus listed is given a rating of from 1 to 5 stars and each has a comprehensive list of things you need to know.
Paper on treatment of adolescent trans youth
September 5, 2008
Researchers in The Netherlands have concluded that in the field of treatment of young adolescents, it may be that the adage "in dubio abstine" (when in doubt, abstain from intervention) needs to be reconsidered. Particularly when there are research opportunities to lessen this "dubium" to the benefit of those who suffer from gender
Gene variant may make people transsexual
July 30, 2008
Scientists identified a specific gene variant in female-to-male transsexuals that meant they had been exposed to higher levels of sex hormones during their early development.
July 18, 2008 — WPATH takes a stand in favor of removing exclusions for medically necessary health care treatment and insurance coverage for transgender children and adults.
July 8, 2008 — At 2008 AMA Annual Meeting of the House of Delegates, several items of importance to GLBT persons were approved. Among these was Resolution 122, "Removing Financial Barriers to Care for Transgender Patients…"
January 19, 2008 — TransYouth Family Advocates, Inc. (TYFA) is proud to announce the launch of TYFA-TALK, an online support group and referral source for parents, grandparents and guardians negotiating the journey of raising gender variant and transgender children,
ages 3-18.
September 22, 2007 — Three fundamental problems with Oprah: Kim Pearson writes a guest column for the Bilarico Project describing her not so wonderful experiences in dealing with the producers of The Oprah Winfrey Show.
September 20, 2007 — SanFrancisco Bay Times article features TYFA Youth Advocate Shawn Dedric Pearson, Trans Advocate for his peers.


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Why We Should Stop Teaching Novels To High School Students (Natasha Vargas-Cooper for Bookforum)
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A Compendium of Public-Domain Essays
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Best Essays of the year
Byliner (prev 1,2) has released its list of 101 Spectacular Nonfiction Stories from the last year from around the web.
The essays of Kenneth Rexroth
The poet and translator Kenneth Rexroth, one of the central figures in the San Francisco Renaissance, only wrote prose for money. But he did it very well. (way previously) [more inside]
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Having no children, I can't say for sure. But, my parents never made a habit of keeping sweet stuff around the house. Occasionally my mom would toss a mini Kit Kat into my lunchbox, but that was about it. I didn't feel like I was being deprived of anything, it just wasn't around. But my mom also never boiled chicken. Ew.
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Denis Desautels: Sober Second Thoughts from a Corporate Veteran
"I wish it never happened." For the past 90 minutes, Denis Desautels (BCom'64) has been reflecting amicably over lunch on a career that included a decade-long stint as Auditor-General of Canada and another decade as chairman of Laurentian Bank of Canada. ... "His only fault, which we tease him about, is that he doesn't know how to say 'No,'" says Sheila Fraser (BCom'72), his successor as auditor-general and former colleague at Ernst & Young.
Windsor Capital Advisors Announces That WB II Acquisition Corp. and Input Capital Corp. Have Entered Into Amalgamation Agreement
WB II Acquisition Corp. is pleased to announce that it has entered into a "three-cornered" amalgamation agreement (the "Amalgamation Agreement") pursuant to the provisions of The Business Corporations Act (Saskatchewan) dated July 5, 2013 with Input Capital Corp. ("Input") and 101235015 Saskatchewan Ltd.
Olympic Twins, National Soccer Champs, among 2013 Inductees to McGill Sports Hall of Fame
Four national team members, including a pair of Olympians and McGill's 1982 Redmen soccer team – which captured the Canadian championship – headline a new cast of inductees selected for the McGill Sports Hall of Fame, bringing the list of honoured members to 116 since the pantheon opened in 1996.
Meet the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing Fellows
We took a look at the Top 10 most-read posts of all time on SocialFinance.ca and realized something surprising. Of all of our posts—pieces on the ins and outs of microfinance, deep-dives on social impact bonds and thoughtful analyses on the state of Islamic finance—two of the pieces that made the top ten were job postings; offerings of employment either from the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing or from our friends at SiG. ... Katie Gibson (MBA'07): Impact Finance Lab Fellow What she's up to at the Centre:
Award Winning Teacher and Researcher to be McMaster's New AVP, Teaching and Learning
July 1st is a particularly important day at McMaster this year. It's the day the University's Centre for Leadership and Learning (CLL) officially becomes the Institute for Innovation and Excellence in Teaching and Learning (MIIETL) and it is the official start date for its new leader, Arshad Ahmad (MBA'81).
Alderon Iron Ore Appoints New CFO
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Conducting an Energy Design Review [Chemical Engineering Progress]
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Shining Stars of Aviation
History is hardly new at the Canada Air and Space Museum in Ottawa, but the eclectic display of vintage and modern aircraft was enhanced on May 30 by the presence of living history – specifically, the 2013 inductees into Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame (CAHF). ... Bennett (BCom'51), 84, a St. John's, NL, native and son of a decorated Royal Flying Corps pilot in WWI, took his first lessons in a Piper Cub as a teenager.
Se lancer en affaires, c'est du sport
Rien ne prédestinait la triathlète Kathy Tremblay et la joueuse de volleyball de plage Marie-Andrée Lessard à lancer une entreprise ensemble. Pourtant, c'est au coeur du village olympique des Jeux de Londres, l'été dernier, qu'une rencontre fortuite leur a permis de jeter les bases d'Équipe Altius, qui propose des services de santé aux entreprises.
Obituary: War veteran Bernard Finestone shared his stories of battle and loss with schoolchildren
Bernard Finestone (BCom'41), a veteran of the Second World War who shared vivid stories of battle, death and loss from the front with Montreal schoolchildren, has died at age 93.
Former BlackBerry Executive Frenny Bawa Joins Vancouver's Nanotech Security
Nanotech Security, based out of Simon Fraser University, is welcoming back an alumnus to join the team for anti-counterfeit technology KolourOptiks.
Alan Desnoyers prend du galon chez BMO Harris
Alan Desnoyers (BCom'85) a été promu vice-président et directeur général pour le Québec de BMO Banque privée Harris. M. Desnoyers, qui dirigera une équipe d'une centaine de personnes, sera responsable de la mise en oeuvre de la stratégie globale de cette entité qui offre aux plus fortunés des services bancaires et fiduciaires, ainsi que des services de gestion de placement, de planification successorale et philanthropiques.
TELUS President & Chief Executive Officer, Darren Entwistle Speaks Out: Innovation & Mentorship
The Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance issued the following news release: Please take five minutes to view the video of TELUS President & CEO, Darren Entwistle (MBA'88), who was interviewed recently by Hart Hillman, CATA National Leadership Council member, on the importance of innovation and mentorship to creating Canada's competitive innovation nation.
Running Rural Estate Was Step into New World
Few people have the confidence to apply for a job - especially a high-level position - without meeting the main criteria for the role. But John Varley (IMPM'00) did and was offered the job. He then suffered two or three sleepless nights agonising over whether to accept it.
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Tyga ft. Wale, Fabolous, Jeezy, Meek Mill & T.I. -Rack City Remix (Video)
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Far from Miami, Don Johnson Gets a Long, Hot Summer Job Playing Out Some New Vices
This fall a miniseries version of The Long Hot Summer, based on three of his works and filmed in Louisiana and Texas, hits NBC. It stars Don Johnson from Miami Vice. Recently, relaxing between scenes on location in his recreational vehicle, while a John Denver song played on the radio, he was saying, "It's been real glamorous—14 hours a day in the swamp. It's been the long, hot mosquito summer."
Because of the heat and those dive-bombing skeeters, Johnson, like the other stars, was spending much of his time in his RV, sometimes with son Jesse, 2½, perched on his lap. Occasionally Johnson's personal assistant, Merry Williams, stopped by with a telephone message, while Johnson's driver, Sammy Conigliaro, who doubles as his personal cook, did the dinner dishes. Johnson has been working on the miniseries since April, and his life is just dandy. "I feel just right," he says. "Life is good. It's a new high, knowing that I'll be working next year. You become an actor by being a shadow. I've been the shadow. Now I'll be the light."
At the same time, he's feeling a little trapped. "Fame is irreversible," he says. "I can't take a walk. The fans look like they're going to devour me. I spend most of my time in these things." (He waves at the walls of his RV.) Indeed, clusters of little Cajun girls—and their families—clotted everywhere to see him around the set in Thibodaux, La. To escape he headed into New Orleans to pass time with an old pal, singer Jimmy Buffett.
Visits from his bright-eyed, blond son also help Johnson relax. Despite his wild past—living with Melanie Griffith when he was 22 and she was 14, bouts with drugs and alcohol—he oozes domesticity in the presence of his tot. Sitting at a table strewn with Jesse's drawings Johnson says, "He's my pal. He comes out from California and gypsies around with Daddy. He's like me—he talks with his hands and loves pasta. On the set everyone falls in love with him. He loves to sing and dance, and he's got more energy than 10 kids ought to have. His mother and I did a hell of a job—and it was fun doing it."
Johnson denies published reports that he and Jesse's mother, actress Patti D'Arbanville, have split. Patti also scoffs at the rumor: "It's untrue. We're very much in love and very much together." She cites the fact that they just bought a Studio City, Calif. house that Patti is busy decorating. Of their separation while Johnson is on location, she says, "I took a lover, not a prisoner."
Johnson's Long Hot Summer co-star is Cybill (Moonlighting) Shepherd. Talking about her character, the philandering wife Eula Varner, Shepherd says, "She's a real flirt—flirting is her main way of relating to people." Cybill is obviously right for the part too, since she says, "I'm definitely good at flirting."
Like Johnson, Shepherd has a child, daughter Clementine Ford, 5, visiting on location in her quarters at a plantation, Oak Alley, near Thibodaux. "I didn't want to miss Mother's Day with my baby!" she exclaims. Otherwise, Shepherd says she's been keeping herself entertained by "eating crawfish, racewalking and riding the levee on my mountain bike."
This miniseries, whose cast includes Ava Gardner, Jason Robards and Judith (The Woman in Red) Ivey, is a remake of the 1958 film that featured the young Paul Newman, his wife, Joanne Woodward, Orson Welles and Lee Remick. But that movie was made when married folks still had to sleep in twin beds on the screen. This remake has Johnson and Ivey cuddling right out on the banks of the Mississippi. Johnson claims with that butter-melting smile of his that this part of the role, anyway, is no hardship—no matter how many mud bugs might pinch his fanny. "I don't mind having love scenes on the banks of the Mississippi," he jokes. "In fact I've been practicing in my spare time."
Rita Mae (Rubyfruit Jungle) Brown wrote the script using the 1958 screenplay and material from the original sources (Faulkner's Barn Burning, The Hamlet and Spotted Horses). Dennis Turner also worked on the script, and their efforts, not incidentally, yielded a part just right for Don Johnson: the antihero, studly Ben Quick. Says Johnson, "He walks into the room, and a jar falls off the shelf. He causes things to happen because of his energy. He's a roadie right off a rock 'n' roll band—well traveled, but he's never gone first class." He appears one day in a Southern town ruled by Will Varner (Robards), an old codger always nagging his sensitive daughter (Ivey) to make some grandbabies. Robards also has a lazy son (Bill Russ) who isn't any better at making babies with his bride(Shepherd).
Nobody on location was owning up to sitting in their rooms feverishly checking the late night TV schedule to see if the original Long Hot Summer was on. Johnson, for one, says he feels no pressure about living up to his predecessor: "You can't compare Frederic March's Willy Loman to Dustin Hoffman's. I don't try to compare one to the other. It's unfair."
After 15 years Johnson believes he deserves his current success: "I clawed my way to it." Now a household face—the reason thousands of men are topping T-shirts with linen blazers and saving their pennies for Italian fashions—he leans back and says, "I'm continually under the gun. I have to finish this before I go directly back to Miami Vice." When is his next scheduled vacation? Johnson turns to his assistant, Williams, who shrugs. "Sometime in the year 2000," Johnson says with a bittersweet laugh.
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By Karl Anderson
for the Gloucester County Nature Club
Temperate zone deciduous forests are comparatively rare, occupying only about 8 percent of the earth's land surface, mostly in eastern North America, western Europe, and parts of eastern Asia. There are small areas in New Zealand, Australia, and Patagonia.
For comparison, deserts worldwide occupy about 16 percent. The boreal conifer forest that circles the globe at northern high latitudes takes up about 12 percent. Bare rock and ice take up about 12 percent.
Most of us don't realize how privileged we are to be living in a temperate zone deciduous forest with four distinct seasons. And we live in the deciduous forest with the greatest tree diversity, and best climate conditions, for a bright and dazzling array of fall color.
Sure, it might be nice to live someplace where the sun is always shining, where there are no leaves to rake or snow to shovel. But in that place, there would probably also be no spring flowers. And just as our eyes might open wide at our first look at the low Arctic barrens of Iceland, so might the eyes of a resident of Reykjavik go wide at the sight of the leaves of our trees changing color and falling to the ground.
And let me tell you – even though you have seen these things in pictures or on television, it's different when you see them "for real."
The chemistry and mechanics of autumn color and leaf fall are well known. Leaves are green because of the presence of the green pigment chlorophyll in them. Yellow and orange pigments are also always present but are masked by the green. In late summer, in response to changes in day length, the veins that bring nutrients to the leaves close up. The chlorophyll degrades into colorless chemical compounds, and the oranges and yellows become obvious.
At the same time, red and purple pigments are produced, as sugars in the leaf break down in the presence of bright light. So the brighter the light during the autumn season, the more reds and purples are produced.
Eventually, though, all the chemical processes in the leaf wind down, all the pigments degrade, and we are left with the basic brown color of the cell walls.
The colors taken by the foliage of various tree species is somewhat predictable. The earliest local tree to turn color is black gum, and its leaves turn shades of red to purple. Red coloration also dominates in sweet gum, red maple, dogwood, persimmon, sumacs, poison ivy, and some oaks, especially the aptly-named scarlet oak. Poplar, cottonwood, tuliptree, sassafras, alders, black cherry, hickories, ginkgo, and Norway maple turn yellow. But red pigments often combine with yellows to produce deeper oranges, and the red-to-orange variation seen in many hardwood trees.
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Baby Dental Quiz- The Answers I FailedRebecca from Fosterhood
My oldest daughter is 9 months-old and knowing that she should see a dentist before age 1, I needed help to rally. If my daughter was legally mine and not in foster care, I probably wouldn't take her. What's the dentist going to do? Look at her two teeth, say she looks fine and then give me a lecture that I could find online anywhere? Can I really afford to lose a day's pay for that?
I know, I know, that's a TERRIBLE attitude. I'm working on it. In fact, I went to the American Dental Association (ADA) website, and I ended-up taking their "Baby and Kids, Fact or Fiction" quiz and failed. Here's the questions I bombed:
"Babies get fevers while teething- Fiction. Contrary to popular belief, it is not normal for a teething baby to have a fever. Diarrhea and rashes are also not normal. If your infant has a fever or diarrhea while teething or continues to be cranky and uncomfortable, call your physician."
"Diluting juice is better for your child's teeth- Fiction. There's a saying in the dental world that goes like this: "Snack and sip all day? Risk decay!" Don't put your smile at risk by drinking too many sugary drinks. If you do drink something sweet, try and rinse your mouth with water afterward. Brush your teeth two times a day with a fluoride toothpaste."
And while I answered correctly that Fact- Baby teeth are important, I really couldn't have said why. However, the asnwer was "Baby teeth hold places in the mouth for adult teeth. When a baby tooth is lost too early, the permanent teeth can drift into the empty space and make it difficult to other adult teeth to find room when they come in."
I also read through the section on Fluoride which led me to procrastinate at work with another hour of Fluoride research (Fluorite crystals are pretty!). Did you know that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers the fluoridation of water as "one of 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century"?? So, according to the ADA, "If you are not sure if your tap water has fluoride, contact your local or state health department or water supplier." Finding that phone number and reaching an actual person is a 3-day assignment here in New York but I'm sure the local dentist would know. Now, I'm motivated- Dentist, dentist here we come!
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One of the qualities that characterizes dedicated ranchers and farmers is a joyous commitment to hard work. It's sort of an odd combination of curiosity, independence and bravado. They actually crave the struggle, like long-distance runners crave the race. They love their job.
Ranching is not a sport. It pits man against all that nature can throw at him year after year. It takes a hardheaded person to keep pushing back. That's how frontiers were conquered and the West was won. Today's ranchers possess the same qualities exemplified by the 18th- and 19th-century pioneers. The origin of the word pioneer comes from the Native American language Pi, as in "pie in the sky," and "near," meaning "it's just over the next hill, Mother!"
Ranchers battle the same obstacles encountered by the early settlers - drought, blizzard, disease, despair, and predators, including wild ones and those packing guns or toting regulations. It is simply nature trying to take back its own balance.
When we received our Christmas newsletter from longtime friends in Wyoming, calmly listing all the highs and lows of the past year, I was inspired. Their mettle is strong as individuals, but as a pair they seem invincible. Their union began when he put an ad in the livestock paper for a ranch hand who could cook and keep house. She was, in essence, a mail-order bride who grew up in suburban California!
With a tip of my hat to Wyoming, it can still be as formidable to settlers today, as it was 150 years ago. It's one of those places where you always keep coveralls, a bedroll, moon boots and a shovel in the trunk of your car. Where you never take four-wheel drive for granted, keep a generator handy during a snowstorm, check the antifreeze in your tractor in September and snowplow the road to the pasture. Not to mention the spring breeze that can turn a hard hat inside out!
But she came, this California maiden, and they wed and went to raising corrientes, mules and blue heelers, animals they could relate to. Everything they have gotten out of that tough country they have worked for. He's a heavy equipment operator, welder, farmer and mule skinner and carries the burden of his daily labor like Atlas. She has that same toughness, nerves of steel and generous heart, and can make lemonade out of lemons or jerky out of old reins!
I hear about NASA postulating what will be needed to establish a base on the moon or Mars. They debate the technology required, the clothing, diet, sanity and the structured-monitored work and rest schedule. Then consider intensely the qualifications necessary for the astronauts selected to make the arduous journey.
My first thought was, call Louie and Ann! Give him a backhoe and fencing pliers, her a saddle mule and sourdough starter and come back in five years. You'd have a place good enough to build Wyoming a new community college!
Baxter Black is a veterinarian and cowboy poet. His column appears weekly and airs each Monday at 6:20 a.m. on KGNC Talk Radio 710. He can be reached at baxterblack.com or 800-654-2550.
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SoCal Bowhunter from the MINOX Adventure Team - MINOX BL 8x44
Hunting the West involves locating your animal by burning boot rubber and using great optics. Glassing is one of the key components to successfully locating game. I am priveledged to announce I am teaming up with MINOX Sport Optics by joing the MINOX Adventure Team. I am in excellent company with other team members like Mark at Sole Adventure, Dustin at High Country Bowhunter, and Randall at HuntersFix.com.
MINOX BV 10x42 tested on Mallorca
I recently purchased a pair of MINOX BV 10x42 Binoculars. I had the pair delivered and received excellent service from the company.
The binoculars have a 6.5 degree field of view and a close focus of just over a metre. With the 10x42 specification this is excellent for bird watching and butterflies. The image, even on dull days, is bright and the colour is very natural. There is some very occasional chromatic aberration but I can live with that! They are waterproof in line with most quality brands today.
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After more than 50 days at sea in the heart of the Arctic, we were able to cross the Northwest Passage. My family and I had already crossed it from the west to the east. This time we were crossing it from the east to the west, as Roald Amundsen did 50 years ago. During the expedition, we discovered several species of lichens. Some of them were older than 1,000 years.
Binomania.it tests the MINOX APO HG 8x43 - High quality but inexpensive
Minox upgraded the lineup of its high level binoculars. Right now the series HG (High Grade) comprises of six models. The main innovation is in the field of view (FOV), which is now 15% larger than in the previous models.
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The Tipster of the Week shows us a quick and easy way to get wonderful backlight photos. Achieving beautiful shots has never been this easy.
If you want to achieve stunning photos with the use of backlight or silhouettes, our Tipster of the Week is just what you need! Just by setting the right ISO, you can get these kinds of photos.
In this tipster, I want to give lomographers a tip for shooting beautiful and lovely backlight photos. Isn't it great to have nice blue colour on the sky and those high contrasting colours of the subject you are shooting? I personally love it. There is a simple way to get these kinds of lovely shots, which I found out around two years back.
Our Tipster of the Week goes to bao_wei! Read his full article entitled Easy Steps for Taking Beautiful Backlight Photos. Congratulations, bao_wei. You get 10 Piggies!
Do you want your article to be recognized as Tipster of the Week? Keep on submitting them, yours just might be the next one!
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2012 subscription
For 2012 I'm offering 15 prints/posters plus a special subscription only art print at the end of the year.
This year looks to be heavy in art prints as I have at least 4 planned that I'm excited about already.
15 is a lot of prints for sure, but keep in mind they can be gifted, made into giant paper airplanes, tossed up on ebay, used as kindling for camp fires or any other such purpose you deem appropriate. I'll also include my "reno guide to framing options" postcard to help with that "what do I do with this print now?" step of this poster/print collecting process.
There are 2 subscriptions available- one regional, one national.
Regional: $300– 15 prints plus a subscription only print at the end of the year. Pickup can be arranged twice during the year, but comfest & north market holiday are best bets (if I get in to both). Purchases that do not have an Ohio address will be refunded. Oh, and you gotta pay the ol' sales tax too Ohio residents. Sorry.
National: $340– Same as regional, only boxing & shipping costs have been added.
I'm only offering 10 this year.
If you'd like to purchase this as a gift for the holidays I can hand draw a nice unique little card and provide a "gift box" of sorts so that there's an actual wrapped item in hand for any gift exchanging.
*the value of these subscriptions is anywhere from 400-450 (shipping not included) depending on the cost of each print. Some will cost 40 right off the bat, but most will cost 25.
GO to it, if you like.
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What materials did you use? Some unknown green worsted weight yarn, size 5 straight needles, scraps of yarn in various colors for the flowers, 6 buttons, thread in varying colors, a red zipper, reused yarn from the lining of a jacket
What are you most proud of? Although my sewing skills are sub-par, I am proud of how I lined it and added a zipper! :) I also like my embroidery job!
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So I've been thinking with all the great food blogs out there how do I find my niche? What can I bring to the table that's different? Then I had a "duh!!" moment and decided- hey I can use my 8 plus years of education and over a decade of experience on the body!
So, now I'd like to formally introduce "Body Tips". Some days you will receive a refueling recipe for the nourishing the body, or you will either receive a preventative wellness, or a general rehabilitation (rehab) tip for aches and pains. Other days like today you will get both! We will see how this goes. So if you have any feed back or suggestions please let me know.
I'm going to still through in the music bits here and there since this is just naturally ingrained into our lives.
Now onto the Body Tip and a delicious healthy sweet snack for today.
Body Tips:
What's Better- Yoga or Pilates??
I've been getting this question for years. It doesn't matter if I'm a Personal Trainer, Massage Therapist or Physical Therapist, I've been asked in all scenarios. And I've been doing both for years. My answer- drum roll….
Neither. Or at times Both.
It depends on your body, and goals.
has been around for centuries, and even the Americanized versions are wonderful. There are many types: slow and rejuvenating, hot, or strengthening, and of course meditative. I can highlight the differences in future blogs. You should research a class before you hop in so you know what you are getting into. Yoga is perfect for you if you are "tight". However word of caution, there are a lot of classes that do not provide individual instruction. So, if you are tight and it is uncomfortable to stretch a tight area, you will move through and unconsciously stretch areas of the body that do not need to stretch because you will naturally avoid pain. (Whoa, that's mind boggling thought) So use mirrors, and really listen to the teacher's instruction. And always follow the philosophy if it's painful don't do it. I actually see a good number of people in pain at the physical therapy clinic from a yoga injury.
Downward dog- sorry couldn't resist!
has many forms and versions as well. There are the mat classes, or classes using the reformer or one on one sessions using the reformer, Cadillac or chair. Pilates is wonderful for strengthening and stabilization of your joints. Good for loosey goosey people like me. The one downfall is to get really good instruction it usually comes at a high price. I guess you get what you pay for here. Some videos for mat pilates are great, some not so good. Either at home or in a class, just be careful not to overdo.
Then of course there is the hybrid combo of yoga and pilates, which I find awkward and forced at times. So what is your goal- to relax and unwind your mind and muscles, or lengthen while strengthening? Answering this question will help you decide- yoga or pilates for today? Yes, it's not always I'm a yogi. Well I guess you are always a yogi, but this is a whole other conversation. Anyways, this is where you can follow the philosophy of living life in moderation. I am a student of both, switching it up week by week depending on what my body needs. If you swing the pendulum too far to either side you can end up in trouble.
Ok, time to refuel!
Chick Bars
This bars are from chicks to chicks, and as a bonus males enjoy as well! These are super easy to whip up, and are a great post workout snack. They are naturally a perfect blend of carbs and protein. It is also a great sweet craving filler without the excess sugar and fat. You can substitute for days when you just want cookie dough and not feel guilty (plus no raw eggs!!). @#4% What? Hold the phone.
Yes, I admit when I first viewed the recipe on Chocolate Covered Katie my original thought was, yeah I bet that's a good healthy snack but could never replace the cookie dough attacks. Whoa, was I pleasantly surprised. I liked it so much I couldn't decide between just keeping it in it's "dough" form, or baking. So I did both ;). This time I modified and went a sweet almond/cinnamon route because I wanted a low sugar snack, but next time I am going to try the chocolate chips. The amazing thing with this recipe is there is so much you can do with it the options are endless. You can add applesauce, bananas, peanut butter and peanut butter chips. It's up to you and how calorie dense or healthy you want to make it. PS still working on the pics….. It's a large learning curve for me, apparently.
2 Cans Garbanzo (chick peas) rinsed and drained
1 cup oatmeal
1/2 tsp baking soda
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp cinnamon
2 tsp almond extract
2 tbsp sugar free vanilla syrup
If it is too thick you can add in splash of almond milk.
If you want to make into bars set oven at 350. Then, throw everything in a food processor and start blending. Scrape out of the processor and put in a bowl and enjoy if you just want the dough. Or, place into a small 9×9 baking pan. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. If you decide to bake only half like I did cut the baking time down to 20-25. Let cool for as long as you can keep your hands away ;). Enjoy after yoga or pilates!


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Bombardier has sold its Flexjet private jet unit to a private investment group for $185 million, and picked up a big business jet order in the process, it was announced Thursday.
The purchaser is Directional Aviation Capital, a Cleveland-based company that focuses on private business aviation.
Flexjet is a fractional-jet company that, according to its announcement, "offers whole aircraft ownership and management, fractional jet ownership, jet cards and charter brokerage services." It has been based in Richardson since its 1995 founding..
As part of the deal, Directional Aviation Capital is creating Flexjet LLC and placing a firm order with Bombardier for 85 Learjet and Challenger aircraft valued at a list price of about $1.8 billion. Flexjet will also have options to buy another 160 business jets with a list price of about $3.4 billion.
"Our vision for Flexjet is of a luxury brand with a young fleet, the latest technology, hand-crafted interiors and an unmatched owner experience," DAC founder and principal Kenn Ricci said in the announcement.
"That vision inspired this transaction and this historic order with Bombardier whose product line is uniquely suited to the needs of Flexjet's current and future customers," Ricci said.
Flexjet president Deanna White said that the deal "marks the evolution of the next generation of Flexjet, placing us in a position to work with an exceptional group led by Directional Aviation Capital, an investment firm focused on our core business, with the resources needed to ensure a strong future powered by the latest technology."
Directional Aviation also owns Flight Options, which it says operates the world's second largest private aviation fleet, and Sentient Jet.
The parties said they expect the deal to close by the end of 2013.


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Art educators living, working or interested in Asia
Hello Fellow Art Teachers,
I'm looking for teachers to embark on a cross-cultural international Art project with me, ideally from different countries. I'm working in an international School in Thailand and want to make cultural print patterns from around the world, with a group of students, starting in August through September this Year.
Details are in my blog post about the project : …
Added by kay Rambaud on May 15, 2015 at 4:07pm — 6 Comments
Please join my new IBDP Visual Arts Flickr Group: https://www.flickr.com/groups/ibdpvisualarts and add photos/videos of your students' work.
The group is designed to get IBDP Visual Arts teachers sharing work and collaborating across the globe.
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I am super excited to have the password lifted from my classroom blog.
Please enjoy, share, comment !
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Here's the site for the books we made today and links to other resources. Thanks for coming out!
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The Asian Art Museum Education Department is excited to announce the launch of our new website on Asian art and culture for teachers: a searchable database of lesson plans and activities, videos, artworks (high resolution, zoom-able, and downloadable), background…Continue
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Hi all, I just started working with a new format for a website. (artitude.jimdo.com) See what you think and let me know your comments: email@example.com
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The other day there was an unexpected benefit to my inexperience with teaching my high school ceramics class. Since I am not really a ceramics artist there is a lot of experimentation and trial and error in the learning process for both my students and for me. Frankly, most of them are better problem solvers when it comes to clay than I am. As I watched them work I made an interesting connection.
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Stumped as to how to go about teaching contemporary art? Stay tuned to PBS Art 21!
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Lesson Plan
The All About Me Poster
Students explore biographies and participate in some self-reflection.
- Grades: 1–2
- Unit Plan:
Students will become familiar with biographies as a literary genre. They will write about themselves and their experiences. Students will also share facts about themselves with their classmates and feel a sense of pride upon completing their All About Me Poster.
Students will:
- Explore and identify the components of a biography
- Complete an All About Me page using components of a biography
- Create their own interactive Read All About Me poster
- Review and revise their partner's All About Me page
- Let's Read About...Ruby Bridges by Ruby Bridges; illustrated by Ying Hu-Hu. (You can choose one of your own favorite biographies to read aloud.)
- Chart paper (3 to 4 sheets)
- Markers for recording student responses
- 2-3 popular children's posters (i.e. Spiderman, Harry Potter, sports figures, etc.)
- Digital camera for student photos
- Photo paper
- Printer
- All About Me printable, one copy for each student
- A "Teacher All About Me" poster for modeling purposes
- Colored sentence strips
- The "Read All About Me" poster from Instant Personal Poster Sets: Read All About Me!
If you choose to have the students make their own poster, you will need the following materials for each student:
- Poster board or large construction paper, one piece per student
- Star die-cuts, one per student
- Heart die-cuts, one per student
- Markers, crayons, or colored pencils in assorted colors
- Glue sticks
- Construction paper, one sheet per student to frame student photos
Set Up and Prepare
1. Make a a paper copy of the All About Me printable for each student and have a copy to display for the class.
2. Make copies of the Read All About Me poster, one for you and one for each student.
If you do not have the Scholastic posters, prepare the materials to have the students make their own. You may want to write the headings ahead of time and let students fill in, color, and glue items during the lesson. Create a large square where you will display the student photo. You'll need to display the following things on each poster:
- A photo of you/each student (taken during the lesson)
- Fascinating Facts About Me: age, birth date, city where you live
- Grade
- My teacher is (name)
- These are the members of my family (names).
In the star die-cut, write the following:
- I am a star because...
- These are a few of my favorite things...
- Three Super Cool Facts About Me
- I show others I care by....
3. Complete an example Read All About Me poster, either about you or a fictitious character, using the Scholastic poster or the supplies your students will have at their disposal.
4. Prior to days 6-10, ask students to bring to class an item that's special to them. It should share something about them and be included in their photo.
5. Designate a bulletin board to display posters and photos. You may also want to display in the hallway, school office, or the cafeteria.
Day 1
Step 1: In a whole group setting, introduce a biography of your choice to the students. I like to use Let's Read About...Ruby Bridges. Explain to the students that the book is about a young African-American girl who was a young student just like them, with one very important difference: She was not allowed to attend school with white children. Read about half the book so that you can finish it during closure for Day 1.
Step 2: Introduce the term "biography." Write the term on a sentence strip. Guide the students to sound and spell the term through choral response. Share with the students that a biography is the story of someone's life. Ask the students if they are learning about Ruby Bridge's life as you read the story aloud. Write the definition next to the word on the sentence strip. Post the sentence strip for all students to see.
Step 3: Ask the students "Why would someone write a story about themselves?" Generate a brief discussion. Record student responses on chart paper.
Step 4: To close the lesson, finish reading Let's Read About...Ruby Bridges.
Day 2-5
Step 5: In a whole group, share the popular children's posters with the students and ask them to identify the characters or personalities they see. Generate a discussion by asking the following questions:
- Why are these posters so fascinating to look at?
- How did the artist use colors and words and shapes to make them so interesting?
- What kind of posters, if any, do you have in your rooms?
- Why did you choose those posters?
Share with the students that today they are going to create posters starring themselves that will describe them in words and pictures.
Step 6: Review the term "biography" and its meaning. Refer to the posted sentence strip. In a whole group, call upon several students to retell the story of Ruby Bridges. Remind the students that the story is called a biography because it is a true story about what happened when Ruby Bridges was a young girl.
Step 7: Brainstorm with the students the elements needed for a good biography. Prompt a discussion by asking "What do we need to know about a person to write his/her biography?" (Name, age, address, favorite foods, favorite color, etc.) Record student responses on chart paper.
Step 8: Display the All About Me page for the class. Ask: "If someone wanted to write a biography about your life, what would you want them to write?" Show the elements they will fill in and model how to complete the All About Me page by completing it for yourself or a fictitious character.
Step 9: Explain to the students that today they will be pre-writing their poster by completing the All About Me page. Have students begin the All About Me page. Circulate the classroom and provide assistance when needed.
Day 6-10
Step 10: Introduce your completed Read All About Me poster with the students. Point out how you transferred the information from your All About Me page to the poster. Emphasize the importance of using favorite colors to decorate the poster and how you made it represent you. If the students will be making their own posters, explain the steps to them. Share with them that they will be receiving their own poster to complete after they finish the peer and teacher final review.
Step 11: Provide time for students to complete their All About Me page. Upon completion, instruct the students to review and edit their All About Me page by exchanging them with a partner to ensure that all the necessary information is complete.
Step 12: When each pair has completed the peer review, hold a brief conference with each pair, reviewing their final version of their All About Me pages. If satisfactory, instruct students to begin coloring and recording their information onto their posters. Allow more time if students will be making their own posters from scratch. After the conferences and while students work on their posters, take digital photos of each student holding their favorite item. Print each photo onto photo paper. You may want to frame each photo with construction paper and glue it to the poster in the space provided.
Step 13: Once students have completed their posters, you may want to laminate them for durability. They are now ready for the culminating activity described on the unit page. Afterwards, post them in the classroom, the hallway, the school office, and/or the cafeteria. Students will enjoy taking their posters home to display in their own rooms!
Supporting All Learners
If students are having difficulty reading or writing, meet with them individually and complete their All About Me pages as the students dictate their responses. Invite them to visually express the three Super Cool Facts about themselves.
Lesson Extensions
This lesson would be an excellent pre-writing activity for crafting autobiographies or biographies of their friends.
Home Connection
Students may continue to complete their All About Me pages at home with parental assistance.
- Complete the All About Me page
- Complete the Read All About Me poster
- Did the students' work exhibit self-reflection?
- Were students able to complete their work with little assistance?
- Was student work organized and neat?
- Were students able to express themselves in written and visual formats?
Assess Students
Teacher Observation: Observe how the students understood the meaning of a biography. During teacher final review of the All About Me page, check to see that each response is appropriate. Check to see that each student correctly transferred their information from their All About Me page to the poster.
- Part of Collection:
- Subjects:Drawing and Painting, Paper Crafts, Literature Appreciation, Autobiographical Writing, Understanding Self and Others
- Skills:Biographies, Listening Comprehension, Narrative Writing
- Duration:10 Days


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Dontre Jones started calling fellow students at Cheektowaga Central High School a few weeks after he was charged with murder and was sent to the Erie County Holding Center last year to await trial in the fatal shooting of a teenager in Cheektowaga Town Park.
The students were often in class when Jones reached them on their cellphones. They talked about how he was doing in jail, and then they handed their phones to teachers who would stop class and talk to him, sometimes on speakerphone so all the students could hear the conversation.
Two teachers who did this in their classrooms apparently didn't know that the jailhouse calls were being recorded.
In one of the 10 calls recorded during a 13-month period from March 2012 through April 2013, a teacher told Jones on the day before his murder trial that another student might testify against him.
The teacher identified the potential witness by name.
"I hear (Witness 1) snitched on you," the teacher said, according to audio of their conversation provided Monday by the Cheektowaga Police Department.
"Word?" Jones replied.
"That's what the kids said here," she told him.
The student did not appear as a witness at Jones' trial, which had been postponed to June, Cheektowaga Police Chief David J. Zack said as he released the tapes and a transcript to reporters.
He noted that the police investigation was hindered by the lack of cooperation from potential witnesses who were at the park when the shooting occurred.
"This is the one where we said, 'Enough is enough,' " Zack said.
Zack contacted the Erie County District Attorney's Office, which in turn contacted the school district to alert officials to the two teachers taking the calls during class. The calls then stopped.
"It's like a super-red flag when the district attorney has to show up at your school to tell you to shut up," Zack said.
The audio also showed that the teacher who told Jones about the "snitch" confided to him in an earlier call that she missed him and had his picture "right next to my desk."
Police did not release the names of the teachers or students heard on the audio. Although police said three teachers communicated with Jones, only two are heard on the phone calls.
A third teacher worked part time as a deputy at the Erie County Holding Center and kept Jones informed about what was going on at school and about a fight that one of Jones' relatives had with another inmate at the Holding Center, according to the audio. The teacher no longer works at the Holding Center, Zack said.
The teachers have been placed on paid administrative leave pending completion of a school district investigation.
"They did not make our job easier," Zack said of the teachers. "They made it harder. When witnesses are being outed, that's problematic for an investigation."
Attorneys for the teachers could not be reached to comment Monday.
Zack told reporters that a second homicide investigation was affected when police heard on the phone calls that Jones learned the name of a potential witness in that case, which was unrelated to Jones.
The police chief said the teachers' conduct jeopardized both homicide investigations and endangered the lives of witnesses.
District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III said later at a news conference that he was outraged by the teachers' behavior but that they can't be prosecuted on charges of witness tampering or intimidation. "Tampering" means offering an inducement, like money, to someone not to testify, while "intimidation" involves a threat of bodily harm if a person testifies.
"They didn't go far enough," Sedita said.
Zack defended releasing the tapes, in response to criticism by one teacher's attorney who said the release amounted to a witch hunt.
"It was not a witch hunt," he said. "We were not out hunting teachers. We were out hunting a killer."
Zack also spoke about fighting the "Don't be a snitch" mentality, which discourages witnesses from coming forward.
He noted that Sedita, U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul Jr. and Brian P. Boetig, the new special agent in charge of the FBI office in Buffalo, joined other police chiefs from across Erie County at the news conference to support his actions "because they understand the ramifications" of that mentality.
Zack said police have been working with the school district to ensure that teachers don't engage in such conduct again.
"If they were my employees, I know what I would do," he said. "Some sins are unforgivable."
Jeffrey F. Swiatek, an attorney for the school district, said the district's investigation of the teachers is nearing completion.
He said the district received an edited tape of the phone conversations a week and a half ago under a Freedom of Information request and has filed an appeal seeking the unedited version. Once the district receives that, he said, it can complete the investigation.
The teachers tried to get a court order sealing the tapes. But a judge ruled last month that the tapes were not part of the criminal investigation and could be released.
Zack said police chose to release the recordings to prevent this kind of conduct from happening again.
Jones, 19, was convicted in a nonjury trial of killing Ira Watkins Jr., 19, of Buffalo, on May 31, 2011, in the park while scores of children played nearby. He was sentenced Aug. 26 to 25 years in prison by Erie County Judge Michael F. Pietruszka.
Though the shooting was related to an earlier quarrel between rival gangs from Buffalo, police said, neither Jones nor Watkins was involved in the dispute. Zack said Jones was a "general" in one of the gangs.
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