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Title Multifunctional Agriculture In Europe - Social and Ecological Impacts on Organic Farms
Project Number 510142-LLP-1-2010-1-DE-LEONARDO-LNW
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Title Dissemination and Communication
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During the MAiE project the following distribution methods have been used:
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- Professionals from farmers' associations
- Professionals in the agricultural, social, justice, health and education sectors,
- Teachers from social schools, universities of applied science, universities of cooperative education
- Policy makers in the health, education, agricultural, justice and social policy sectors
Result The result of dissemination activities is to promote and make project results (e.g. curriculum and supportive training materials) available for potential users. The establishment of National and Transnational Competence Centres will ensure networking and exchange on Social Farming and application of project results on national and international level. Via this network the viability of the curriculum will be ensured also beyond the project.
Area of application Distribution of project results and networking in Social farming field within and between agricultural, horticultural, environmental, social and education sector.
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Although best remembered for his devotion to the core Austro-Germanic repertoire, Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan did flirt with the English repertoire in the '50s and early '60s.
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J'ouvert, the annual all-night musical street party that precedes the Caribbean Day Parade, is going to be heavily policed, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced at a press conference at Medgar Evers College this morning.
Violence "has hijacked the celebration of the Caribbean culture," Adams said. "We want to free the community and that culture from that violence."
The push to crack down on J'ouvert, which until this year was the last major event in New York celebrated without an official permit, is driven in part by the death of Carey Gabay, an aide to Governor Andrew Cuomo, who was killed in the crossfire between two warring gangs during J'ouvert last year. "It became a point where the J'Ouvert celebration was defined not by bands, but by bullets," Adams said.
Efforts to impose control on the evening will be complicated by the nature of J'ouvert. In addition to an established parade route through the Caribbean neighborhoods of Brooklyn, J'ouvert is also a rolling party that extends for blocks around the route and throughout the surrounding neighborhoods, encompassing block parties, house-parties, stoop-parties, and back-yard parties, all flowing freely into each other.
"Making J'ouvert safe is not a police job only," Adams stressed, before outlining a coordinated effort involving, local clergy, business owners, community groups, violence-interrupters, and social-media hashtags.
But from the sound of it, the most noticeable change in J'ouvert this year is likely to be the police presence.
Chief of Department James O'Neill said he intends to substantially increase both the plainclothes and the uniformed details assigned to the parade this year. "I'm gonna end up doubling it," he said. "I'm not going to get into concrete numbers here, but there are gonna be a lot more uniformed cops out on the route, and a couple blocks off the route." An increased number of police vans will also be deployed as blockers along the route, he said.
Police are also taking steps to keep J'ouvert brightly lit. Where last year the department deployed 40 mobile light towers for the event, this year there will be over 200, O'Neill said, both on and off the designated route. Further away from the route there will also be marked police cars parked with their lights on, O'Neill said, to help "people see that there is a police presence, so that hopefully if theres anybody with some bad ideas coming through the event they'll stop and think." Marco Carrión, Commissioner of the Mayor's Community Affairs unit, added that the city is asking businesses and homeowners in the area to keep their lights on through the night.
"The NYPD's putting a lot of personnel in here, a lot of equipment in here, we'll do a lot to keep everybody safe," O'Neill said. "We're not there to ruin people's good time."
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Parole and probation officers will also be enlisted in the effort to bring J'ouvert under control, Adams and Bratton said. "Before the event we will be working with them to remind those gang members on parole and probation, 'Hey, how ya doin'?'" Bratton said. "'We're here, we know you're here, and just a reminder that there is a shared responsibility.' So I think the population that they supervise can expect to see their probation or parole officer, accompanied by New York City police officers."
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Great place to take kids on a rainy or hot day. Is always crowded but still a fun place for a family with kids.
Went for a family members birthday. The kids and adults had so much fun. It's fun for the whole family. All ages will enjoy!! The staff was friendly. I would definitely go again.
We took our grandchildren here to celebrate their 2nd and 4th birthdays and, quite frankly, it was a bust. Other than 3 or 4 amusements, there wasn't much for them to do. Almost all of the games and entertainment were at an older child's level - electronic games and amusements, all of which require game tokens which must be purchased....
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@Sabochan good luck! o day is fast approaching for me so hopefully we get it this time!
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Hi @JustJess86, welcome hope all goes well for you.
Its very scary coming off the pill after so many years.
I am currently 72 days after stopping the pill and have not had a period however I have been diagnosed with PCOS so I am not really surprised. It could be a very long wait for me..
How are you doing @GemimaPuddleduck? I have been lerking around but not posting much lol
@twentysomething I've been okay, having a down day today but have been really well otherwise.
I wasn't very interactive for a while but decided that I would make more of an effort this week.
How have you been?
twentysomething, when did you get diagnosed with pcos? I've had one period (took 48 days) since stopping the pill and now on cd44 today waiting for the next one. I've considered going to see my dr but have had advice to wait for a couple of cycles for my body to adjust before I start getting worried.
To be honest I never even knew about pcos before I joined this forum. It seems to be everywhere. I'm trying to learn as much as I can before I dive into the ttc journey. The original plan was to wait another year but I feel as though Hubby and I should start sooner to combat all the challenges that come along with it!
All of you ladies are amazing - thanks for sharing your stories. It's such a comfort to know there's women out there to talk to & seek advice from.
@Lavender86 as I've said to others, I don't see the point in waiting. They can at least run the tests (ultrasounds and bloods). Waiting won't change the results.
Lavender I also have pcos. After I came off the pill back in 2012 I had two normal cycles then crazy long cycles lasting about 50- 60. Fx you don't have it its a friggen nightmare when ttc.
I'm hoping I'll have another normal cycle this month. Last month was a perfect 27 days. Dp is home at the moment too so as long as I ovulate as predicted then I might be in for a shot this month 😊
Welcome @JustJess86, we are trying to conceive our first two. I went off the pill in feb but have had a couple of really long cycles so hoping my body will sort itself out this month and we can have more luck. I was expecting it to be easy which was probably a bit naive of me! @GemimaPuddleduck I have seen a couple of posts where people have suggested "staying hydrated", what does that do? How hydrated? I ordinarily drink a lot of water but had never heard of it in relation to TTC...
Thanks everyone for your warm welcome and words of support. It's so nice to hear of others in the same boat, especially as ttc is not something you can easily speak about with friends/colleagues. The only one who knows we're ttc is my sister.
Lavender86 I got my test kit from the local chemist for about $80, it's called maybe baby. It uses saliva (first thing in the morning) to test for hormones. You're meant to see 'ferns' pattern through the viewfinder during o period. So far no ferns for me, but having only just come off the pill I wouldn't be surprised if it took a while as I had irregular cycles before pill anyway. My sister used maybe baby for her two pregnancies and found it helpful, no problems ttc for her. I get the impression there are a range of o tests though so might be worth asking for others recommendations.
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Ahhh finally have the chance to come in and update. My appointment was good, and also not so great at the same time. My Dr was lovely and listened, answered all my questions. Told hubby that our best chances were to be trying at the very least every 2-3 days.
Have got a request form for a lot of blood tests, to double check all my levels and such. But from where I am at the moment, there isn't much they can do for me. I will get another appointment in 4 months if I'm not pregnant before then.
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Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
I would like to get some feedback from everyone out there with experience with subcompact tractors. My "poor man" version of a JD lawn tractor (Scotts made by JD) conked out on me after the second big snowstorm of the season. After nine years of hard mowing and snow blowing, the motor finally quit, despite regular maintenance. I just worked it too hard, but it lasted longer than any of my neighbors mowers.
I had thought about upgrading to a subcompact, since my yard is so steep it puts a lot of strain on a lawn tractor. I started looking at a MF2400, with a 60" MMM and a 50" snow blower. I don't have a need for a FEL. My local dealer quoted me $17,914 (w/tax), which seemed steep.
That dealer also had a 2009 Simplicity Legacy XL 4WD with a 27 HP LC Kawasaki motor. It looks more like a garden tractor on steroids than a subcompact, but it is solidly built. I was impressed with it, but once you add the 60" MMM and a 47" snowblower, the cost w/ tax is $15,263.
That was still cheaper by about $1,500 than the JD 2305 with comparable equipment.
On a whim, I checked with the local kubota dealer. They quoted a BX1860 with a 54" MMM and 51" snowblower for $13,750 w/tax and a BX2360 with a 60" MMM and 51" snowblower for $15,529 w/ tax.
My thought is that the BX2360 is a better choice of over all of the other choices for the money. It seems like a great deal, especially with 0% financing for 60 months!
I am wondering if I could get by with the BX1860. That would save me approximately $1,500, but I'm nervous about not having enough HP for the tractor. 18 HP seems low.
I welcome any thoughts on the Kubota pricing and the BX1860 vs. the BX2360.
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Re: Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
I'd go with either of the kubota's.
I would think that either one would work well for you. ~18HP diesel is more than it sounds. The 2360 gives you ~6 or so more HP. If you're going through 3 ft snow with the blower, I'd step up to the bigger one. The last thing you want is to be disapointed when you spend this kind of money.
Both are outstanding machines either way that you go.BX23TLB with 54" MMM
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Re: Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
I'd suggest either the Massey or kubota. But also make sure you compare apples to apples. I'm thinking that theres a fair difference between your models.
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Re: Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
I would go with the kubota; as good as the JD, I have one, and cheaper. I have had two BXs and they are great lawn mowers and will do lots more."In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But in practice, there is." - Yogi Berra
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kubota, of course. I don't think I'd give any advise between the 2 Kubotas without knowing, at least, where you live snow wise. Also how much property your maintaining and if you absolutely will never do anything with it other than mow and blow snow. When I bought my first tractor I felt I was wasting money on the FEL and now after 6 years the MMM is the primary function of my tractor and the FEL is a close second. If you ever have any need for the FEL, now is the time to add it while getting the 0% financing. The BX1860 with FEL isn't or shouldn't be to far from the Price of the BX2360 without FEL. Contact Barlows concerning price because your prices look a bit high to me.2016 B2650 FEL, 2015 ZD326rp 60" rear Discharge Deck, 2012 F3080 4WD 72" rear discharge deck , 2010/2009 RTV1140CPX , Hydraulic post hole digger, RatchetRake, BB, 50" Tiller, Snow plow,Forks, .. and Horse Drawn disk 13 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab, 17 Cadillac XT5. 2014 SLK250
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Re: Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
2* Sub compact.
3*Garden Tractor
4*That's because that's what it really is.
5*Sub compact
6* Sub compacts
7*That depends.
8*Again it depends on what you want a tractor to do.
9*It's way more than you think it is. It's amazing what my BX1500 with just 15 HP will do.
10*I bought a new BX23 [yesterdays version of the BX2360 with a BH on it.] in 2004.
I have done all kinds of projects with it and liked it so well that I bought 2 BX1500 [tractors yesterdays version of the BX1860].
Within two weeks of using them I realized I could have done every thing I'd done with the BX23 except for the BH work; with the BX1500 with only 15 horse power.
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Trust me, you have a need for a FEL. I said the same thing when I bought my BX, and in 3 weeks I ordered the FEL. Now that I have it, I wouldn't be without it.
Don't worry about the horsepower. Either machine will work great, you just have to decide how much money you want to spend. If you can afford it, more power is always better.
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Re: Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
We could go on and on for days and get further and further from helping you decide.....or....we could ask to hear what your tractor tasks are.
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Re: Kubota BX vs. MF2400 vs. Simplicity Legacy XL
Thanks for the feedback guys. I will use the tractor mainly for cutting 2.5 acres of grass, tilling the garden, and snowblowing.
I live in Maryland and usually the snow isn't too bad. This year, we got over 80" inches of snow. I have about 1000 feet of paved driveway to clear, so a snowblower is definitely on my list. I'm not going to use a walk behind snowblower.
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text: Hi Everyone! Here's an article on music in general from the June 28th. Washington Times that I found interesting and I hope that you find it interesting too. ----------------------------------------------------------- COMPOSERS ADVANCE INTO PAST By T.L. Ponick SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES ----------------------------------------------------------- It's hard to believe, but just 150 years ago, classical composers and musicians were the pop stars of their day. Pianists such as Franz Liszt had their own groupies swooning in the aisles. Society matrons would kill to have Chopin tickle the ivories at one of their soirees. Startling new works like Berlioz's opium-inspired "Symphonie Fantastique" had college students loudly demonstrating their enthusiasm from the balconies, much to the chagrin of their scandalized elders in the better seats below. And you didn't have to be rich to get in on the fun. Astute composers such as Chopin soon had their latest gems published in sheet-music form, and families of a new and growing middle class regularly learned them on the parlor piano. Meanwhile, plumbers and carpenters eagerly followed the world of opera and lustily belted out Verdi's latest hits on their way to work. People in all walks of life closely followed the glamorous and sometimes scandalous lives of high culture's superstars. This situation largely persisted until World War I, when the horrors of that conflict forever changed the landscape of the arts in the West. Modernism and its offshoots gradually took hold, including surrealism and dadaism in painting, stream of consciousness in fiction, and increasingly undisciplined free verse in poetry. In music, modernists embarked on a disastrous 20th-century experiment in atonality or serialism, basing new music not on harmonious theme and development, but on the mathematical patterns of the 12-tone row. For theorists such as Arnold Schoenberg, the scientific purity of notation far outweighed any consideration of audience. European serialists and their successors, such as the Americans Milton Babbitt and Elliott Carter, also went out of their way to lump instrumental choirs into tone clusters, creating cacophonous works of surpassing ugliness. Avant-garde composers such as John Cage made a mockery out of serious music itself, directing musicians to rap their music stands with their bows and stare down the audience in stony silence while playing nothing. This rebelliousness, combined with utter disdain for the audience, led to the rapid decline in the popularity of classical music after World War II. What once was a top-down system, in which high culture provided the inspiration for popular culture, rapidly disintegrated. The reason for this was simple. Until serialism fastened its death grip on classical music, the music of high culture had been an inspiration to middlebrow and lowbrow culture, which liberally borrowed from it or stole its tunes outright, smithing them into popular songs in an earlier, low-tech version of today's hotly contested MP-3 music file-swapping services. Then, with the dawn of jazz, rhythm and blues, and rock 'n' roll, pop music, particularly in America, struck out on its own, sweeping baby-boomer audiences along on a new and revolutionary musical ride. Popular music no longer needed direction or approval from an increasingly isolated and irrelevant higher culture. Things change. By the 1970s, the 12-tone row had run its course, as modernism collapsed into a tired and cynical postmodernism that declared structure, meaning, form and hope had come to an end. Alternatively, some symphony orchestras tried adopting the music of young "minimalist" composers such as the Americans Philip Glass, Steve Reich and John Adams and the Estonian Arvo Part. The minimalists had returned to tonality, but just barely, by employing short tonal motifs that they then tortured to death for the next three hours, producing a trancelike effect on audiences not unlike the similar effect of New Age music. Such static dullness was hardly an advance, but it did seem to avoid Romantic overstatement and seemed to suffice — for a while. Almost at the same time, something potentially more daring was brewing. Slowly, stealthily, a "new tonalism" has crept into classical music over the past 15 years or so. Younger classical composers and musicians, craving the kind of audiences that embraced the last generation's rock stars, have begun to embrace fully, sometimes noisily, Western musical tradition — including melody — once again. If they want to get somewhere, they might take a closer look at what's going on in popular music. Pop composers, singers and instrumentalists alike have been involved for at least two decades in a struggle to create some form of new "fusion" or "crossover" music that blends elements of traditional classical music, jazz, Celtic, folk, post-punk, country and other strains that have a broad appeal beyond the usual niche audience. Each happening in this world is a surprise. Stars in this crossover pop environment are as varied as they are interesting. Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, highly opinionated as a jazz scholar, is nonetheless a consummate classical musician and a wizard of the baroque trumpet. Norah Jones has come out of nowhere with her astonishing interpretations of old cafe classics, blowing the minds of a cynical recording industry while attracting twentysomethings to eightysomethings as new fans. Locally, the artists on the Annapolis-based Maggie's Music label — Ceoltoiri, Karen Ashbrook, Bonnie Rideout and the consummate 12-string guitarist Al Petteway — have become underground and above-ground classics of the Celtic revival, which in turn owes a great deal of its success to its fusion with New Age music — which is at times hard to distinguish from minimalism. You get the drift. Younger popular musicians are only too happy to mix genres and explore their options. Even more interesting than these horizontal linkages across genre lines is this surprising fact: The interesting stuff is percolating from the bottom up rather than trickling from the top down. Classical composers have been slower to change, but now, a little uncertainly, some are making their moves. Stefania de Kenessey, a music professor at the New School, is one example. Her humorously named Derriere Guard salons in New York welcome new tonalists, expansive/new formalist poets, neo-traditional architects and representational painters to join forces by returning to their artistic roots without forgetting the need to adapt them to 21st-century sensibilities. James Grant, a free-lance new tonalist, recently mounted a highly successful Kennedy Center premiere of his massive new Civil War-based choral work, "Such Was the War," proving that grand, large works still move an audience. Across the Atlantic, businessman-composer Rene Gruss has created New Bohemia (www.newbohemia.net), a Web site intended as a meeting place for new tonalists and other fellow travelers. The new tonalists, however, have run smack into a formidable obstacle in their commendable campaign to compose tonal music for modern audiences: They have forgotten how. Many of these composers have lost their roots in the Western tradition and no longer know how to compose melodies as plush as Puccini's or as provocative as Prokofiev's. They have been attempting to break out of this cycle, but with limited success. Miss De Kenessey, for example, has composed some charming and vigorous works in differing tonal modes, often echoing the folk traditions of Bela Bartok, but she has yet to create a breakthrough hit. More recently, D.C. area new tonalist composer Arnold Saltzman, the cantor of the Adas Israel Congregation, premiered his "American Symphony" on Father's Day at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at the University of Maryland. Scored for full orchestra, Mr. Saltzman's symphony boldly and faithfully embraces the traditional four-movement form and is infused with a number of charming and occasionally martial themes honoring the founding presidents of America. Unabashedly patriotic in a contemporary musical environment that frequently discourages love of country, Mr. Saltzman's symphony is a unique tribute to traditional American values and was warmly appreciated by the audience in a way that 12-tone works never are. Yet Mr. Saltzman's working through of motifs was at times incomplete and did not advance the direction of serious music in a substantive way. Like his fellow new tonalists, Mr. Saltzman is still trying to grasp the direction that an evolving new tonal musical landscape will assume. While young architects are displaying a new enthusiasm for received traditions; while expansive poets are returning verse to the arts of meter, rhyme and storytelling; while sculptors such as the late Frederick Hart, who created the moving statue at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, have taken plastic form in a new direction, the new tonalists remain a relatively timid lot. Perhaps it will take more encouragement from crossover musicians in popular culture, along with their tempting arc of success, to lead younger classical composers out of the wilderness in which the modernists and postmodernists have stranded them. First, though, the new tonalists will have to break openly with a stodgy and elitist academy while washing their collective hands of residual minimalist tendencies. The new tonalists have taken a step in the right direction. Their music is being heard and often admired, but they have yet to create compelling new compositions that will lodge in the repertoire, because they are afraid to soar. In Christ, Dale


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DS is only 23 months so we weren't expecting or planning to TT for quite a while yet, but about a month ago we bought the mini toilet seat and step stool so we'd have them ready to go when needed. When we first got it we sat DS on there just to introduce the idea to him for future reference, and make sure he wasn't totally freaked out by it or anything.
Anyway, a couple of weeks ago he started unexpectedly running into the bathroom a few times a day saying some variation of "Nappy/wee/poo!" and trying to pull his pants down and pointing at the toilet. Which we found really surprising but we've been going along with it and sitting him on there every time he asks. He did a wee once (somehow still missed the bowl entirely but oh well! ), but every other time he just sits there for ~10 seconds then asks to get down.
So how should we be handling this? Should I just keep going along with his requests and hope that they end up more productive? Does his behaviour actually suggest he's ready for more parent-led toilet training or could he just be mindlessly repeating a behaviour he's seen?
He's at daycare 4x a week and I've let them know he's interested, so he's getting some exposure/encouragement there.
I didn't think I'd have to deal with this for another 6-12 months so know nothing!


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[Min 5:53] 09. Boys Will Be Boys – We Tell (Original Mix) [Outro Video]
[Min 6:01] 10. AutoErotique – Bring That Beat Back [Outro Video]
In the words of Tiësto: 'The best things in life are worth waiting for'. That cliché is put to practice with the unveiling of the next instalment of his renowned 'In The Booth' series, bringing fans closer to what makes Holland's most sought after Dance legend tick. Extending the insight into the superstar DJs daily antics, episode 7 takes us to Canada, where Dutch peer and hometown collaborator Hardwell can be found taking to the stage in the wake of their smash hit 'Zero 76'. Amid Tiësto's Canadian antics, a heartfelt account of his passions and adoration for industry he has dutifully served for more than a decade, marking one of the series most intimate outings so far.
Part 7 of 10
Words by Dan Carter
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[Min 0:00] 01. Tiësto & Hardwell – Zero 76 [Intro Video]


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T.A. Barron Author Visit! Monday, November 14
T.A. Barron grew up in Colorado ranch country and traveled widely as a Rhodes Scholar. He is the winner of the de Grummond Medallion for "lifetime contribution to the field of children's and young adult literature" and many other awards. T. A. Barron is the author of more than 30 highly acclaimed books, many of which are international bestsellers. They include The Lost Years of Merlin(now being developed into a feature film), The Great Tree of Avalon (a New York Times bestselling series), The Ancient One (the tale of a brave girl and a magical tree), and The Hero's Trail(nonfiction stories of courageous kids).
You can pre-order one of his novels from Best of Books to attend a book signing with Mr. Barron during his visit. Pick up an order form from your English teacher or Mrs. Adler in the library.
Over the years, we have met many children/young adult authors who have visited our school, including: Peg Kehret, Gary Paulsen, Dian Curtis Regan, Brian Burks, Dan Gutman, Graham Salisbury, Will Hobbs, Anna Myers, Kimberly Willis Holt, Caroline Cooney, Eric Kimmel, Wendelin Van Draanen, Brian Jacques, Ben Mikaelsen, Christopher Paolini, Linda Sue Park, Christopher Paul Curtis, Neal Shusterman, Diane Stanley, Audrey Couloumbis, Anthony Horowitz, Jeanne DuPrau, Roland Smith, and Richard Trout.