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Sarah Bewley sent me these lovely photos of her workspace, before and after a cleaning. Here's what Sarah had to say about them.
"My office is often a disaster, but periodically I unbury the floor and it becomes a relatively welcoming workspace. Basically, it gets piled up because I'm very busy, and I always have a lot of books I want to read, a lot of reference books for things I'm writing, and I live in a tiny 700 square foot cottage, so there's nowhere to put anything that I'm working with - other than my tiny office."
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A 700 square foot cottage?? Sarah, considering all you've accomplished as a writer, you are definitely today's "Workspace Hero". And friends, if you don't know what I'm talking about here, please visit Sarah's website at http://www.sarahbewley.com/ and check out the awards this gal has won. Sarah is a playwright and screen writer whose work has been produced in theaters across America and in Australia. Her freelance articles have appeared in numerous magazines, and she's taught classes in playwriting and screenwriting. Whew! This is one really busy woman!
Tomorrow being April 1st, I'll be taking a break from these workplace profiles to discuss April Fool's Day stunts, some new, some very old, some funny, some not so funny. I hope you'll drop by and add a comment or two on your favorite April Fool's jokes. I'll be back on April 2nd with more workplace stories from readers of this blog.
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Sunday, June 9, 2013 at 9:00 AM (PDT)
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Calling all Northwestern Women! The Title Nine T9K race series is now in Spokane, WA! This event is expressly for women and girls of all ages. Whether it's your first time EVER to be in an organized run or you have won Olympic gold, you'll enjoy the upbeat, positive, inclusive atmosphere of having a run (or walk or skip or stroll) with your pals or your kids. After your glorious accomplishment, you will enjoy sampling some free treats at the post-race Expo, the kids will enjoy some activities expressly for them, and you can dance the rest of your energy off with our DJ spinning some tunes.
This is our First Annual Spokane Title 9K - come and be a part of what will be a fun, popular, annual event!
REGISTRATION: Now that it is after June 1st, your only option to get your goods is on Race Day. We'll have all race race goods at the Northank Shelter at Riverfront Park.
On-Line registration closes at NOON on June 7th! Don't wait - the race is filling up!
TITLE 9K RACE SERIES WEBSITE IS UP! Please click the link on the right to get all the information you'll need!
The Course
The 9K run – that's about 5 ½ miles – starts and ends at the Northbank shelter at Riverfront Park. The paths are wide and paved, and the grade is flat to gently rolling in spots. That's baby jogger friendly! There will be several aid stations along the course with snacks, water, and cheering fans.
Check out all of our wonderful contributors on the race website! You will receive a reusable Goodie Bag full of products, not pieces of paper. You'll get a custom Title Nine tee shirt, cut to fit women, wicking but very soft! The under 18 crowd will receive a cool race hat, to show off their accomplishment!
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Riverfront Park
507 North Howard Street
Sunday, June 9, 2013 at 9:00 AM (PDT)
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Recent photos from All Saints Church in Atlanta, Georgia.
This event was so much fun - what a great way to support this ministry, enjoying a night of great food, fellowship, dancing and fundraising. The silent and live auctions raised over $70,000 for Threads' Clothing Acquisition Fund, which fills the clothing inventory.
Easter Day: "Almighty God, who through thine only-begotten Son Jesus Christ has overcome death and opened unto us the gate of everlasting life. Grant that we, who celebrate with joy the day of the Lord's resurrection, may be raised from the death of sin by thy life-giving Spirit; through the same Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the same Spirit ever, one God, world without end. Amen." [BCP, pp. 170-1]
A Journey through Holy Week, moving toward the Feast of the Resurrection.
Oh sometimes it causes me to tremble.
Girls Just Want to Have Fun... and did!
The Adult Choir sang "A Little Jazz Mass" by English composer Bob Chilcott, accompanied by piano, drums, and electric bass with saxophone improvisation, and the the festivities continued with more music and a New Orleans-style lunch of gumbo, po'boy sliders, jambalaya, fried okra, bread pudding, and king cake. Laissez les bon temps rouler!
One of our favorite musicals, this American folk tale, captures the life and message of Jesus through the voices of the Junior and Primary Choirs. Travel to Bethlehem, the Sea of Galilee and Jerusalem as our three trees dream of being important and grand and their dreams are realized in a significant way.
In the name of love 1- 24 hours of service, learning, prayer and fun in honor of St Martin Luther King of Atlanta.
4 Advent brings one of our favorite Sunday mornings of the year.
Did you feast at our St. Nicholas Supper? Did you find chocolate coins in your shoes after the Celebration?
We prepare for Advent at our annual Advent Event, making Christmas decorations, eating locust and honey, viewing our Nativity Museum, and making Advent Wreaths.
Each Thanksgiving, the residents of Covenant Community and the Men of Hope cook for days to put on this holiday feast for our brothers and sisters living out on the streets.
The All Saints' Choir performed "Requiem in C minor" by Michael Haydn, on this morning that we remember those saints who have gone before us.
We shopped and celebrated all weekend long at our Fall Festival and Artists Market, our annual benefit for Youth ministries pilgrimage.
Unconditional love. Need we say more?
We broke bread together Thursday night at our annual Pride Eucharist, this year joined by The Rev. Gwen Fry of Arkansas. Sunday we walked the walk in the Pride Parade.
The weather could not have been more beautiful! What a great weekend for fellowship in our parish!
On Sunday, September 11, we celebrated our wide array of ministries and affinity groups with a Parade of Banners processing into the church at our 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. worship services, and a great Ministry Fair was held in the courtyard. Did you sign up for something?
Did you help invade The Attic this month? Looks like fun and good food! Thanks Caroline, for the pictures!
Can you make over 800 sandwiches in less than an hour? We did! Most were donated to local shelters, and some were frozen to help feed hunger people and families later.
On Sunday, August 7, we said a sad good-bye to The Rev. Noelle York-Simmons, and then celebrated her 12-year ministry at All Saints' at a picnic following the 10:00 a.m. worship service.
We sweetened the parish up to get them ready to come back to regular worship service schedule in a few weeks!
Every year this women's chapter cooks up and cans jars and jars of their famous St. Helena's Hellfire Pepper Jelly. It's hot work!
Diocesan mission trip!
This summer 16 of our Saints traveled to Spain to walk a portion of The Camino de Santiago (June 19 -29, 2016).
On Monday, June 13, a service of remembrance, prayer, and healing to mourn those killed and injured in the June 12 shooting in Orlando, Florida, was held by All Saints' and St. Luke's Episcopal Churches, at All Saints'.
Catching the Wave of God's Amazing Love
On Sunday, June 5, we met Martha Sterne, who is serving as our interim rector, and we celebrated with a Hot Dog Sunday picnic (inside, due to rain), complete with King of Pops!
On Sunday, May 22, we celebrated the 18 year ministry of The Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare at All Saints'.
On 7 Easter, and Mother's Day, The Rt. Rev'd Robert C. Wright joined us, leading worship and confirmations of both youth and adults.
Celebrating the Feast of the Resurrection. Alleluia, alleluia.
Palm Sunday worship on a beautiful (but a bit chilly) spring morning. We're so happy that Flip-Flop could visit again this year!
Refugee Ministries celebrated current and past relationships with our refugee friends.
Join the Junior and Primary choirs as they travel with Jesus through Galilee as he teaches, preaches, heals and calls others to follow him.
Probably one of the earliest Mardi Gras' and coldest Burning of the Palms in a long time!
February 5-7 2016
On Wednesday Nights when we gather for good food and fellowship, families also gather around the tables together to celebrate the Eucharist.
A celebration of Epiphany with worship, a star, and three kings in the chapel, then great food, fellowship, and King Cake in Ellis Hall!
Christmas Eve adornment; see the beautiful work of our Flower Guild.
We always look forward to this Advent 4 service!
On December 6 we celebrated 40 amazing years of the music ministry of Ray and Beth Chenault at All Saints'.
A feast we look forward to each Advent! Thanks to Mittie Fox and Brandon Tully for a great supper!
Preparing the way! We made Advent Wreaths, ate Grasshopper Cookies, and did other Advent crafts, getting ready for the season.
Each Thanksgiving, The Men of Hope at Covenant Community cook a holiday meal for our brothers and sisters on the streets of Atlanta. All Saints' parishioners help by donating food, and their time to help serve the meal.
We welcomed Fall Festival back this year, in the newly renovated Ellis Hall and courtyard space. On All Saints' Sunday, our choir sang Requiem in E-flat, by Johann Adolf Hasse.
This year we welcomed The Rev'd Dr. John Philip Newell as our guest speaker.
This morning our furry, feathered and scaly friends joined us in worship for the annual Blessing of the Pets.
Living & Loving, with Martha Sterne
Celebrating all the ministries and groups that make up this wonderful parish!
Empty to be Filled
What a sweet way to come back to our regular worship service schedule. And who doesn't like ice cream?
We stayed at Ante Perišić pension- went to Salona and Trogir.
We were in Omiš on Monday - Wednesday.
Saturday into Sunday...
Saturday to Saturday, June 6-13.And so it begins with a full day of travel.
May the light of Christ, rising in glory, dispel the darkness of our hearts and minds.
1 Lent
It was a cold evening, but the pancakes were hot and the fellowship warm. We ate and burned the palms, preparing for Ash Wednesday and Lent.
Completely unrehearsed and stress free!
Our St. Nicholas Feast and Celebration, complete with a visit from you-know-who!
What a great way to begin the season of Advent! Did you make an Advent Wreath? Or maybe a candle or a Jesse Tree? Don't forget to choose an angel from the Angel Tree!
Many, many thanks to Covenant Community and The Men of Hope, who each year cook round the clock for days to welcome our homeless neighbors to a warm Thanksgiving feast.
A weekend of fun and fellowship at our annual parish family retreat at Kanuga!
Sunday Sign-Up Day! Everything you wanted to know about our ministries is waiting for you in the courtyard.
A Sweet Welcome Back to Regular Worship Hours After Fun Summer!
June 9-13
We celebrated Pentecost with a Bicycle Blessing and our Parish Picnic, following our 10:00 a.m. worship service.
The Rt. Rev'd Robert C. Wright presided over this morning's confirmations at All Saints' for the first time.
Easter morning at All Saints'.
Celebrating before Lent.
We celebrated a successful capital campaign in high style!
Our annual Childrens' Musical, under the direction of Karol Kimmel.
Laissez le bon temps rouler at All Saints'! Hope y'all had a great time!
Yale Divinity School professor Kathryn Tanner spoke on "Finance & Faith".
Furry, feathered, and scaly, we blessed them all!
Parish Family Retreat at Kanuga, 2012
A great day to celebrate and sign up to participate in any of our wonderful ministries!
At the Cator Woolford Gardens, in Atlanta
April 8, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
One of our most looked-forward to services each year. The completely unrehearsed Childrens' Christmas Pageant!
A favorite annual All Saints' event, celebrating the Feast of St. Nicholas.
Benefiting the Youth Ministry and J2A Pilgrimage.
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June 5, 2011, on the All Saints' campus
Food, fun, fellowship, prayer, and ... EXTREME PUTT-PUTT!
Sunday, October 11 in Ellis Hall.
August 23, 2009, in the Courtyard
On April 26, the Adult Christian Formation program sponsored a visit to the Al-Farooq Masjid (the 14th Street Mosque) in Atlanta.
Pictures from All Saints' annual fall festival and worship celebrations on our feast day, All Saints' Sunday.
In fall 2008, together with Habitat for Humanity, All Saints' Episcopal built a home - with the help of the new homeowner, Ponchitta Ridley and her family.
Annual parish weekend at Camp Kanuga in Hendersonville, N.C.
All Saints' first Café Night of the 2008 fall season kicked off with a casual and relaxing evening of Cole Porter's music presented by the All Saints' choirs and invited guests. Café Nights are an easy and fun gathering of light food and drink, fellowship and outstanding genres of entertainment.
On Saturday, Sept. 6, GALAS (Gays and Lesbians of All Saints') gathered to share good food, family fun and an informative program provided by Kathy Kelly, Executive Director of Mega Family Project ("Providing support, education and advocacy to Georgia's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender families and our children").
As part of the Journey to Adulthood program, 10th graders at All Saints' are invited to make a holy pilgrimage, a culmination of four years of formation and fellowship. The 2008 class traveled to Greece, following in the footsteps of St. Paul. They visited Athens, Delphi, Kalambaka, the Orthodox monasteries of Meteora, and the island of Patmos, where St. John is believed to have written the Book of Revelation.


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City and Islington College
|Further Education
|Sir Frank McLoughlin CBE
Coordinates: 51°33′26″N 0°07′09″W / 51.5572°N 0.1192°W
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City and Islington College, known as Candi, is a further education college in the London Borough of Islington, England, with five major sites. It is a member of the Collab Group of highly successful Further Education colleges in England, of which its principal, Sir Frank McLoughlin CBE, was the first Chair.[1][2][3] In 2005 the College completed a £64 million building programme. This was the biggest investment in accommodation in the history of further education in the United Kingdom.[4] The college introduced the International Baccalaureate at its Sixth Form College in September 2010.
The college was formed in 1993 through a merger of the City and East London College, North London College, Islington Adult Education Service and Islington Sixth Form College,[5] which operated over 13 sites across Islington, Hackney and Tower Hamlets.[6]
The Corporation of City and Islington College, led by Jack Morris (Chair of Governors) with Tom Jupp (Principal 1993-2001), developed a strategy to rebuild the college estate using capital released by the sale of sites and grants from the Learning and Skills Council.[4]
Alongside the development of the new buildings, the management of teaching and learning was reorganised, and the five centres emerged.
Twelve years ago the college was spread across 13 different sites and three boroughs, and some of the buildings dated back to the 19th century. There are now five centres in Islington, each one specialising in a particular set of subjects. The centres provide study and recreational spaces, all with the latest ICT equipment for teaching and learning.[7]
The five centres are:
- Centre for Applied Sciences
- Centre for Business, Arts and Technology
- Centre for Health, Social and Child Care
- Centre for Lifelong Learning
- Sixth Form College
Each centre is focused on running particular courses and qualifications and each has its own community of students, teachers and support staff.[7]
Centre for Applied Sciences[edit]
In Angel, Islington, the centre building was officially opened by her Majesty's Chief Inspector for Schools, David Bell, in May 2005, the same year that Ofsted rated the college's science provision as outstanding.
Applied science courses range from Introductory Diplomas to Foundation Degrees and lead to professions that require specialist scientific knowledge such as forensics, optics, medicine, nursing and sports and fitness training.
Many of the staff have industry experience and there are links with prestigious London universities as well as professional organisations such as the Metropolitan Police. In 2008, the college's Science provision was rewarded yet again, winning the Queen's Anniversary Prize, thus becoming the first general further education College to win the award twice. It was won for 'Creating Pathways to Employment and Higher Education in the Sciences'.[8]
Centre for Business, Arts and Technology[edit]
The new £15 million building on Camden Road, designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects and built by William Verry with Sprunt Architects,[9] was officially opened by the then Secretary of State for Education, Ruth Kelly, in January 2006. Subject areas include; ICT and Networking, Business and Management, Visual Arts, Performing Arts and Media from basic level through to Foundation Degree.[10]
Centre for Health, Social and Child Care[edit]
The centre offers both full-time and part-time courses in child care, health and social care, counselling, and advice and guidance, all taught at the Marlborough Building.
Child care provision has been designated a Centre of Vocational Excellence. Many of the centre's students are in employment or decide to enter employment after college but growing numbers are progressing to university.
For those who want to gain a degree while working, the centre offers four foundation degrees at the Marlborough Building: Early Childhood Studies, Education (primary pathway), Health Sciences and Working with Young People and Young People Services (Learning Mentors).
Beauty Therapy, Barbering and Hairdressing are also taught here and make use of the on-site salon; 'Oasis', which was officially opened in January 2011 by celebrity hairdresser Andrew Barton.[11]
Centre for Lifelong Learning[edit]
In Blackstock Road, Finsbury Park, courses are offered for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities together with courses in beauty and complementary therapies.
The centre, designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects, specialises in English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses. Although most of the students are adults, a special ESOL programme for young people is also available. Courses range from beginner to advanced level and include Maths and IT. Beauty Therapy, Barbering and Hairdressing are also taught and make use of the on-site salon.[12]
Sixth Form College[edit]
The college has a high standard of A-level results. In 2012 the overall pass rate was 99.1% - above the national average - and students achieved a 100% pass rate in 26 subjects.[13]
As well as academic courses, students are involved in extra-curricular activities with an enrichment programme, as well as opportunities for trips abroad and the chance to work with professional organisations like the Almeida Theatre, or participation in the Duke of Edinburgh award.
Students are able to choose from over 30 AS-level and A2-level courses for 16- to 18-year-olds in the following subject areas: English, Media, Humanities, Business Studies, ICT, Languages, Maths, Performing Arts, Sciences, Visual Arts and Design. Evening courses in modern foreign languages for adults, from beginners to A-level, are also available.[14]
Van Heyningen and Haward Architects won an architectural design competition managed by RIBA Competitions to design the building in 1999 and work was completed in 2003. The Sixth Form Centre is designed to be flexible, with clear and simple circulation reflected through a powerful facade.[15]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Tameka Empson (born 1977), Actress
- David Oyelowo (born 1976), Actor
- Kathryn Prescott (born 1991), Actress
- Reggie Yates (born 1983), Actor/Television Presenter
- Paloma Faith (born 1981), Singer-Songwriter and actress
- Zawe Ashton (born 1984), Actress
- Angel Coulby (born 1980), Actress
- Delilah (musician) (born 1990), Singer-songwriter
- Elijah Quashie, food critic
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- ^ "Beacon award - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. 12 December 2005. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ "Queen's Anniversary Prize - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ a b "Our history - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ City and Islington College, OFSTED report 2008, retrieved 2011-08-04
- ^ "City and Islington College - A-Z Unis & Colleges, Getting Into University". The Independent. 1 May 2011. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ a b "Our Centres - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ "Centre for Applied Sciences - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ "City and Islington College case study" (PDF). Sprunt.
- ^ "Centre for Business Arts and Technology - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 17 February 2012.
- ^ "People's Hairdresser opens City and Islington College salon - News". Islington Gazette. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ "Centre for Lifelong Learning - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
- ^ "Student Results - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 30 August 2012.
- ^ "Sixth Form College - City and Islington College". Candi.ac.uk. Retrieved 4 August 2011.
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How Early it Began
How early it began,
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Selling out friends,
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Death and pain for personal gain,
Pure Betrayal.
Thirty pieces of silver,
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Utter Betrayal.
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Regretted Betrayal.
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And anyone with a connection — including would-be predators — can have a front-row view of this once-secretive teenage passion play. (Related item: What's a parent to do?)
Welcome to teen America — on display at your nearest computer.
Unprecedented numbers of teens are using blogs — Web logs — to do what they once did through personal diaries, phone conversations and hangout sessions: cementing friendships with classmates, seeking new friends, venting, testing social limits, getting support and getting all emo ("highly emotional" in blog-speak).
"Blogs are basically reality TV for the Web," says Pete Blackshaw, with marketing analysis firm Intelliseek
"This is the new way kids interact," adds Paul Saffo of the Institute for the Future in Menlo Park, Calif. "Fifty years ago, they borrowed their parents' phones or made their own phones out of string and Dixie cups. Today they have their own cellphones, and they have their own computer accounts and Web pages and they have their own blogs.
"It's part of life in the cyber age."
And it's not just a handful of kids. At least 8 million teens blog, according to Intelliseek. The Pew Internet & American LifeProject, which plans to release a report on teens and blogging on Wednesday, estimates 4 millionteen bloggers. Those statistics were collected a year ago, and the numbers might be higher if you factor in not just blogs but the world of social websites, especially the booming MySpace, a hybrid site that allows people to post their personal interests, write blogs, put up video and set up ways to communicate with their friends. That site has exploded to 34 million users in just two years — and is dominated by 14- to 34-year-olds.
Blogs and social sites are so popular that many schools have banned them. Just last week a private school in New Jersey took it a step further, telling students to dismantle their personal Internet diaries or face suspension. (Related item: School orders students to remove blogs)
Scroll through teen pages on sites such as LiveJournal, Xanga and MySpace and see firsthand what the fuss is.
Treat everyone you meet online as if he were a stranger, even after you've traded information. Lying online is easy. Leave out identifying information like your name, where you work and go to school. Use e-mail addresses that don't use your name and can't be traced to your other online activity. When possible, protect your information with passwords. Obscure identities in pictures. Post only stuff you wouldn't mind seeing on a billboard. Team up with a buddy to check each other's sites for problems. Teens under 13 should only blog with constant supervision.
Brittany Eckert, 18, Peoria, Ariz., freshman at Glendale Community College:
"I got my ears repierced today because they closed from the last time they were done. Lati went with me which was fun. paddlebrains, you would like her as well! " All my little sisters are screaming all around me and I think I might have to shoot myself soon. Wait, Jeanette just brought in Krispy Kremes so I might have to try to cling to life for a few minutes longer "Apparently it's homecoming week at GCC. Who knew? I saw a little sign today saying how we're supposed to dress up. I don't think anyone is going to."
Kristin Key, 19, East Lansing, Mich., sophomore at Michigan State University
"i am always in a hurry. what the hell am i rushing toward? i never take the time to look around me, stop and appreciate my surroundings. i'm always looking at tomorrow, plotting, planning, missing out on today. that has always been a problem, i don't know how to change things. i just want a break. take me somewhere."
Haley Satterfield, 16, Peachtree City, Ga.
"It's mostly late at night when I should be sleeping that all my frustrations and irrational fears come to the surface. I have all these things lurking deep in my mind and I don't know what to do with them. "I still have insecurities about my looks. I don't understand why I have some days where I like the way I look, but most of the time I hate everything about my face and my body. " Yesterday, a girl with low blood pressure passed out in the middle of lunch. I went over to see if she was okay and took her pulse and temp, etc. Then I talked to her to try to distract her from what happened while the school director called her mother. Today the director told me how impressed she was with me and said that I really need to go into the medical field. Maybe now she'll stop getting on me about dress code."
Teens complain about parents and homework, using language that would make Tony Soprano blush. They share daily dramas, post songs from the latest bands, display pictures of themselves, sometimes wearing next to nothing or taking bong hits. They write angst-ridden poetry, detail supposed sexual exploits and complain about each other or offer support. But mostly they simply relay the details of their daily lives.
Teens are ecstatic, hooked and hopeful about the medium. Law enforcement officials are wary. There have been cases where predators have found kids who posted too much information about themselves. And parents — those who actually know what their kids are doing online — are "freaked," says Parry Aftab, executive director of online child safety site WiredSafety.
"Parents look at this and see the kids are talking about how they got drunk last weekend, how they had sex last weekend, and using language that's unbelievable."
Parents should be concerned, especially when it comes to monitoring what kind of personal information teens post, Aftab says. They regularly reveal everything from where they go to high school to where they live, work, play and study — all big no-no's.
But she says parents also should put what teens are doing in context. Teens have always strayed outside boundaries; it's what they do. It's just that before the Net, they did it in private.
"I'm 54 years old," Aftab says. "When I was 14, if my mother had the technology to put a video camera on my shoulder and found out what I did when she wasn't around, I would still be grounded."
Says Saffo: "Every new medium offers new nightmares for the parents of teenagers. We all forget that once upon a time parents were alarmed about their children reading dime-store novels."
But the Internet is different from any other technology before it and creates a whole set of unknowns: Do blogs isolate teens who have serious problems such as depression, for instance? Should parents read their kids' online journals just because they can?
Girls, who dominate blogging, use it especially to talk about personal feelings.
Cassie Lealamanu'a, 19, a Lewis & Clark College student living in Portland, Ore., says her online friends "become almost like a kind of psychologist. Instead of paying to go to a shrink, you just log onto your blog and see what your friends say about things."
Teens like to be out there
"Teens are so exhibitionist," adds Jenny Rypkema, a sophomore at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass. At 19, she has been blogging for four years. "They are having huge identity problems, so they like to put out some front to the world. They want to be out there."
Rypkema uses her blog to communicate with friends and as "a way to pour out my emotions."
When she was younger, Rypkema made nearly everything public. These days, she uses a popular blogging feature that allows her to restrict her LiveJournal blog to friends. But most blogs are out there for anyone to read.
While famous political bloggers have thousands of readers, the reality is that most personal blogs are read only by a handful of people — usually a tightly knit group of friends, says Amanda Lenhart of Pew Research.
Rypkema has about 120 readers — an unusually large amount for a personal blog — and has actually met about a third of them. Still, Rypkema was surprised — and angry — when her younger sister saw their dad reading the blog.
"I feel like family and close friends shouldn't be reading my diary in secret," she says. "They have an obligation to tell me. I would do the same for them. I don't snoop on their journals without telling them."
"If it had been a paper diary, I would never have opened it," says her father, Chris Rypkema, 53, a project manager in Seattle.
But he adds, "Let's face it: You put something out on the Web with expectations that even complete strangers are going to come by and read it. Why be surprised if your parent is going to take an interest in you as an individual and wants to know more about you?"
Chris Rypkema says at first he was just interested in safety but came to enjoy his daughter's writings, especially when she went to college. "Her blog was a way I could keep in touch with her," he says. "Nobody gave me permission to look at it. But nobody said I couldn't." Since his daughter asked him to stop reading, he respects her wishes. But he misses it.
Experts are divided about whether and how parents should treat the journals — especially when it comes to teens over 13.
Some say that if the journal is open online, it should be available to parents. Others argue that reading journals is no different from eavesdropping on their kids. Some argue that it's a question of safety. The vast majority of those online are simply seeking entertainment or friendship. But occasionally strangers have something else in mind.
Last month, for instance, a 16-year-old girl in Port Washington, N.Y., was molested after a man with whom she exchanged a few online messages tracked her down because she had listed her workplace on her MySpace profile, says Port Washington Det. Sgt. Paul Gros.
Police arrested a 37-year-old man, who he has been released on bail. But Gros says this incident, among others, should serve as a wake-up call.
"As great a tool as (the Internet) is, there are a lot of risks that go along with it," he says. "Your freedom — and anonymity — isn't what people really believe it is when they use it. People may say it's not happening all the time. Just be the victim of it once. Then it happened too many times."
While kids and parents should take precautions, most experts say banning teens from blogging is as enforceable as keeping them from their friends. Launching a new site takes as little as five minutes.
"Unless you deal with it, it's going up someplace tomorrow," Aftab says. And taking away the world of personal sites might be akin to taking away their friends; the Internet is sometimes the only social gathering place for teens who aren't allowed to hang out in public spaces because of safety reasons, says Danah Boyd, a social researcher at Yahoo Research Berkeley.
"They're not allowed to go into the physical world," she says. "They're not allowed to go out at night. (Their) mobility is so restricted. It is really replacing physical interaction."
It all comes down to trust
Regardless of the reason, with 87% of all teens online, according to Pew's latest numbers, the Internet is as much a part of teen life as cars, TV or music.
And with video gaining popularity online, "forget it," Aftab says. "Your kids are going to have their own television shows."
Saffo predicts kids and parents will "work it out. It's going to be the usual round of kids getting grounded or getting their schools (angry) at them. But that's not so different than what's happened in the past. I'm more concerned about parents overreacting than about kids making huge mistakes."
Adds Boyd: "My advice to parents is you need to work on trust-building. Trust-building will get you through."


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Monday, June 08, 2009
I sometimes have a hard time comprehending people who like to own things and not use them. Over the years, I've even had some old race bikes that I would manage to get out for a parade lap. I try to ride most of the bikes I own. It is a tall order at times [top pic - a group of Vincents stop at an 80yr old gas station in Appalachia; two Shadows, a Comet, and an Egli].
Anyone who has put on a Rally these days knows it is not a simple feat. You have to book a venue, get event insurance, caterers, PA system, trophies, mailings, security etc.,etc..
Years ago we were putting on an event. With just weeks to go, I noticed that very few entries were coming in. Consequently, we changed it and called it an "UNRALLY". You booked your own room, you bought your own meal, and you pretty much could do as you pleased with likeminded folk. There was no money being paid to an event. Kind of like picking a coffee shop as a jump off point for a morning ride. In this case the binding glue was Vincents. We typically have 8-10 show up. A ride leader will go on a ride. You can follow if you like. You don't have to either. Everything becomes an "UN" event or uneventful [second pic; why they call them the Smoky Mountains!].
Typically done in some sort of pastoral setting like the Smokey Mountains, we have access to scenic twisty back roads. Rides are kept to a moderate pace but then people have been known to break away at a more "brisk" pace. [Third pic; a small resort in the middle of nowhere is the best rally spot - make sure they have a restaurant]. We have done things like Deals Gap aka. The "Dragon", a road between North Carolina and Tennessee that has 311 turns in 11 miles (We do it early in the morning before the Squids are out). Sometimes it is just studying a Deloreme map and figuring a nice loop of 120-150 miles to do in a day. It's good for your bike and good for your head [last pic...the Road is all-important].
[Some comments from Pd'O - having organized quite a few Week and Weekend rallies, I echo the sentiment that it can be trying to plan and predict, especially after laying the groundwork for a good time, getting all the puzzle pieces together of good roads, accomodations, food. An 'Un-Rally' sounds pretty appealing too! But, there is something really nice about Just Showing Up, paying your check, and 'only' worrying about your mount and your progress!]
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I really enjoy you site and go there multiple times in a day to see if you have had time to post a new entry.
I was wondering if you have any musings on looking for and finding, or never finding a very small part, which has held up and entire project?
I saw a small bit on you looking for some Amal-Fishers for a R51SS project (wonder if you still have the bike and what state it might be in) and wondered what one has to go to find something integral to a restoration.
I have been looking for needle jets for a pair of Dell'orto SS1 carburetors so that they will run on my R51/3. With the Internet today it hasn't been difficult, but the difference between pre-war and 1960's production has to be large.
- June 09, 2009
- Sleeping Dog said...
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- June 09, 2009
Hello Paul
Great site. Lots of wonderful exotica and some interesting "everyman" bikes too. Overall a nice balance with a genuine enthusiast feel. Thank you very much.
Can we get a mention for Sump somewhere on your site, please? We're a fairly new business founded by long time Classic Bike magazine writer/photographer, Danny DeFazio.
Sump's main business is publishing, but we're also a web resource - and might yet become an online magazine. We're working on it at the moment.
You can find us at: www.sump-publishing.co.uk.
Can I suggest that you check out, in particular, our Pioneer Run eBook. It just might surprise you, and it's a free download.
Thanks in anticipation.
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- June 09, 2009
sounds great!
- June 09, 2009
G'day Paul
Are you "THE" Paul de Orleans, I'm gobbsmacked!! How did we catch such a big fish? I'll have to get you to autograph my hard drive when your in Albany Paul. The Vintagent site is bloody awesome and cops a flogging at my place.
I enjoy googling hero's of the past,Donovan,Nuvolari,Bennett etc but one chap who has brought us so much information, Bruce Main Smith the man himself, has so little written about himself. Titch(legend)is always in the lime light. Wow! Paul De Orleans! I'm going to get ragged for groveling.
Cheers Richard
- June 10, 2009
Hi Somer. The unrally sounds like great fun. We need more folks putting on events like this (and folks attending too!). Thank you for making the effort.
Pete Young
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Ever since Nora Fatehi entered Bigg Boss 9, the girl is making some noise. Interestingly, she gave the season something that was missing throughout – Yes, a thrilling new love story with none other than the Splitsvilla hottie – Prince Narula!
While, some people do think there is a potential of a blooming romance between these two hotties, many believe it is simply fake. Here we share why:
Prince Admitted His Feelings for Yuvika in the Start
To get some major limelight in Bigg Boss, we all know linkups and a budding romance between two inmates work really good. However, we didn't get to see anything until Prince Narula admitted his feelings for Yuvika Chaudhury. We thought it could turn into yet another Upen and Karishma tale but unfortunately Yuvika was convicted from the show, and Prince had to bid her adieu tearfully.
Now Prince Narula Is Showering his Love to Nora
Post Yuvika's eviction, Prince is not gloomy, but once again in love. Yes, this time with the new lady in the house – Nora Fatehi. Interestingly, even the actress seems to be interested in him. In fact, she was the one who expressed her desire of showering her love on Rishab and Prince before she entered the show. Prince knew this and so he started flirting with Nora because he knew she'll respond well. Credits to the linkup, even Nora got the 'limelight' – something that was in her mind before she made her entry in the house.
The Love Story is Just a Strategy for both Nora and Prince Narula
We saw Rochelle and Suyyash Rai discussing how this love story can be Prince's strategy to move ahead in the game. While, they are just thinking, the viewers are confirmed that it is indeed fake. If you look closely, both Prince and Nora seem to be acting. Good thing is that both of them are faking unlike in Yuvika's case when she thought Prince is being genuine when he proposed her.
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My ideal room in a share house: South side Clean (ish) Laid back/ chill vibes Social/ happy/ community Respect own space Near a train station/trams Boyf can stay sometimes Creative LGBTQ+ friendly 6 months+ Can have people round Natural light About me: 21/ Monash Student (BA) / Work in hospitality & nightlife / happy little Vegemite I like to explore new places, hang with friends, read books in the garden, drink lots of tea, meet new people and bake treats. Pros of living with me: -I work late hours so I'm gone most evenings & nights -I make excellent scones -share house trained (with references) -positive presence -no car space needed, no pets with me -believe in live and let live, also always down for a cuppa and a chat **because I work nights I do keep strange hours, so if I'd be able to come home in the early hours of the morning without waking or annoying anyone that's ideal
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Hi there, My name is Mix, a 20 years old boy. I'm a university student, major in architecture. Anyway, I come to Melbourne for taking an architecture courses during my university summer holiday! As a housemate I'm a pretty relaxed and easy going person, who likes to chill out plus I'm tidy, clean, and respectful. One of my hobbies is taking photos. I always be active (running, rugby, cycling), play piano, explore local exhibitions and enjoy a good cafe. I'm also an animal lover, especially dogs, so that would not be a problem at all :) Send me a message if you think we'd get along! Cheers,
Hey, my name is Nathalia. Just got back from being away for 7 months on exchange in Canada and further travelling. Looking for a place to rent, preferably in Richmond or Northcote area. Just finished uni and about to commence full time work in media/marketing industry. I am tidy, love to socialise but am considerate of personal space, and also love to cook and share a glass of red or two :)
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Hi! my name is Pia, I am 25 and a full time sales exec for a hotel chain. I am currently living in West Melbourne in a share house. Looking to move just for a bit of a change, I have the smallest room and it's time for an upgrade! I'm clean and respect people's space but I do love a good chat. I love quiet week nights in after work but also love to get out and socialise on weekends over a few fines.
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Hello 😁 We are two 24 year old girls from London. We are looking for a place to rent in Melbourne from beginning of June for 3-4 months (maybe longer). Max rent upto $140 per person per week. Ideally we are hoping for 2 rooms within a furnished place. But also can share 1 double room. No issues sharing with other flat mates, ates or teamups. We are both super chill and easy to get along with. Loveeeee food and napping haha.
Hi future roomies! My name is Savannah and I have been living in Perth for a little over 6 months and am looking to move to the Melbourne area! I am from Los Angeles, California and am here on a work and holiday visa. I am going back to the states in mid-October and am looking to rent a space until then! I am extremely clean and tidy, and I am hoping to find some people who like to keep their home that way too. I'm just as happy with a night in watching movies as I am on a solid night out! I like to workout and stay active, any gym buddies out there?! I will be looking for a job in the area once I find a place to live. Looking forward to meeting some new people and having some great experiences! Chat to ya soon!
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clean, calm, and quiet. i like travelling, gaming, cooking. I like to skate, dont mind a social drink/smoke. I'm just as keen to make friends as i am about finding a place to stay. currently unemployed, but happy to to talk about a bigger bond as i can guarantee all bills to be paid on time and in full. I'd look for work once i know where i'll be living. slow internet is a deal breaker ;)