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Toe (disambiguation)
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|Look up toe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
A toe is a digit of the foot of a human or animal.
Toe or TOE may also refer to:
- Toe (band), a Japanese post-rock band
- T.O.E., former name of the band Cauterize (band)
- "Toes" (Zac Brown Band song)
- "Toes" (Lights song)
- Arcadia Martin Wesay Toe (born 1982), Liberian footballer (striker) playing currently for Dubai Club
- Harry John Toe (born 1988), Liberian footballer (midfielder) playing currently for St. Paul Twin Stars
- Khin Maung Toe (1950-2012), Burmese singer and songwriter
- Nay Toe (born 1981), Burmese film actor and comedian
- Hector Toe Blake (1912-1995), Canadian ice hockey player and coach
- TOE, the Specific Area Message Encoding code for a 9-1-1 Telephone Outage Emergency
- Table of Organization and Equipment (also TO&E)
- Theory of everything, a sought-after physics theory to fully explain and link together all known physical phenomena
- Theory of Evolution
- Terms of employment
- Periodic table (Table of Elements), periodiс table of the chemical elements
- TCP Offload Engine, a technology used by Ethernet Network Interface Cards
- Tonne of oil equivalent
- Transesophageal echocardiogram, a medical investigation using an ultrasound probe
- Tales of Eternia
- Texas, Oklahoma and Eastern Railroad
- Target of Evaluation, the system to be evaluated in a Common Criteria evaluation
Other uses[edit]
- Glacier terminus, also known as its toe
- Toé, a common South American name for Datura and related plants
- Toe (automotive) (or Toe-in), the angle that each wheel makes with the longitudinal axis of a vehicle
- Toe of a characteristic curve (photography), the low end of the response curve
See also[edit]
- North Toe River, a large stream in the North Carolina High Country
- South Toe River, a stream in Yancy County in Western North Carolina
- Tic-tac-toe, the game
- Tic Tac Toe (band), the band
- Tow (disambiguation)
|This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Toe.
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7 night min stay
Changeover Day: Saturday
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7 night min stay
Changeover Day: Saturday
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- Pet Fee $75
- Refundable Damage Deposit $100
- Taxes Not included
As the long cold winter is leaving us, we will be booking up fast. So think about the beautiful waves of the ocean & the cool breezes of those summer nights. Book now before it's to late. Discounts for multiple weeks.....
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Car: Not Necessary
There is something for everyone, from relaxing on the beach to AC night life, to kids shows and play grounds
and fishing on our drive on beach ( with permit) which is located one block away or throw your kayak in the back bay ( about 50 feet away from condo).Basketball Court, Cycling, Deep sea Fishing, Fishing , Golf
Hiking the list is to numerous, but for sure YOU WILL HAVE A GREAT STAY
Jet Skiing
Sound/Bay Fishing
Surf Fishing
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Year Purchased: 1991
About the owner: My Husband grew up in Atlantic City which is over the Bridge.. I always spent my summers as a child on Long Beach Island, in City of Barneget. We both LOVE the shore and when we gave up our house here on the Island we couldn't just leave so we our the Proud Owner's of Unit 6, Tides Inn. We love the beach and stay as much as we can during the winter month's. We love sharing our home with other people so that they can have the relaxation that we find here. So come on Down, & Enjoy
Why the Owner Chose Brigantine, NJ, USA:
Centrally located across the bridge from Atlantic City you will have the best of both worlds without all the traffic and noise. Take in a show , too numerous to list, walk the boards or just have a quiet night staying in watching movie, relaxing. Kids love Shark park, completely renovated for the summer of 2015 additional play ground with in walking distance, how about miniature golf ? Right at our Community Center, ping pong, indoor basketball, feel like exercising? Free at the community center, All our Welcome.. Or in you prefer just sit on the deck and watch the sun come up. There's something for everyone.... Like to take a Short ride ?? Out of Route 9 they are all kinds of things to see !!!! Smithville, one of the oldest villages still active, Oyster Creek Restaurant in Leeds Point featured on Food Networks Dinner's Dive's & Drive In's. It's one of our favorites, the view is amazing... Bird watching at Edwin B. Forsythe national Wild life Refuge Great place to spend an afternoon or evening's Sunset's. twenty minutes from Story Book Land, our Grand children love it....The Free Zoo in Cape May is a short ride down the parkway, or maybe you would like to take a ferry ride ? Cape MAY / LEWIS FERRY GREAT, RELAXING TRIP. While so near to Cape May, Stop in town at the Ugly Mug for lunch or Lobster House for diner, Yummy.. These are just a few of the Great things to do besides the Beach. We LOVE it, and hope that you will too....
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
Peace & Quiet !!!!!! Fishing!!!!!!!!! Beach, 1 Block, !!!!! Great Restaurants !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And OH that Sunset. Atlantic City !! Feel like gambling !! Take your pick of Casino's. Chart House Restaurant over looks The Marina in the Golden Nugent. Talk about Happy Hours.... Taxi service is inexpensive and will do round trip. There is something to do year round, Atlantic City Air show Fanatic, Miss America pageant, Irish Weekend Parade, !!
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Morning Ocean....
Twin beds with TV, DVR, games in closet.......
tempered glass sink, blow dryer included
Our King watching the day go by.....
Looking South at sunset from Beach 1 block away
Looking out from the top Absecon Light house
Sit at the Isle & watch the Sun go down, take a walk to the Bird observatory
Stop by City hall for your key to the most fabulous dog park
Edwin B Forsythe Persevere.
One of our Playgrounds within walking .....
New Year's Day Polar Bear Plunge
Queen Bed with cable TV, alarm clock for that early morning surf fishing.
Bathroom all newly renovated...and what water pressure....
Fully equipped kitchen, dishwasher, garbage disposal, way to much to list...
Enjoying Shark Park
Walking Our Reggy on the Beach...
Bike Rodeo dunk tank. Full morning of activities for the kids
On the Broadwalk !!!
This were the action is from basket ball to tennis courts , pool tables!!!!!!
Pick up clubs, balls at community center enjoy!!!
Relax watch some cable TV or use the FREE WIFI, Oh we also accept pets.......
Atlantic City so close
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Date last modified - Saturday, May 27, 2017
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Svetlana came home from the animal shelter after the day's volunteering, radiating quiet satisfaction.
"It worked a treat. Joel became really standoffish and Susanna was completely confused. They ended up not talking to each other for the whole time."
Kenny nodded.
Svetlana sighed slightly as she took a seat on the sofa.
"She was hurt, Kenny. I know this is about Order, but ... she's not a bad person, Susanna. Maybe not as brave or as admirable as Jennifer, but ... she's caring, and certainly not the kind of person you'd wish ill. I almost felt guilty for putting that potion in Joel's tea."
"I hate to say this but that's a clear sign you're not heartless, Lana," said Kenner lightly.
Svetlana smiled slightly.
"What should I do?"
Kenny shrugged.
"I'm afraid it's incurable. You just have to grin and bear it for the rest of your life."
Svetlana mocked resignation.
"A life of caring it is then..."
Serious now, Kenny said "It was never supposed to be easy, Lana. But at the end of the day, if we avert Chaos, we've done what we set out to do. And the way I see it, at least we're not using a Heartbreak Arrow."
Svetlana nodded.
"That's true. No, I do believe in what we're doing, Kenner. I was just thinking it's not Susanna's fault."
"I know," sighed Kenny. "It's Joel's. Maybe you can help her find someone more suitable when this is over."
Svetlana smiled slightly.
"Maybe I will. Display my talents as a Guardian Angel." She winked. "You'll be so jealous of the diversity of my skills."
Kenny chuckled.
When Susanna came home from volunteering, I instantly noticed that she had sunk into a deeper state of despondency.
"What's wrong, Susie?" I asked, concerned as I followed her up to her room.
"It's Joel," she whispered. "Today... I don't know what happened. One moment I thought he wanted to talk to me, tell me we could be together again... The next, he was like a block of ice. It hurt worse than breaking up with him did."
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Susanna sighed.
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"You've got me," I offered.
Susanna smiled slightly and pulled me into a hug.
"Yes, I do, don't I? I only wish I could forget Joel because of that."
I hugged her back.
"I know it's hard, Susie. But ... it's worth it. In the end. For the world."
"For the world," she whispered. "Why me?"
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College and Career Success 221
Becoming a Master Student Student
Section 4411
Spring 2017
Riba Taylor
Office hours
Mondays 11am to 2pm by phone (details below).
Students already enrolled in my courses are also welcome to try to reach me at home by phone between 11am and 2pm (Pacific time) weekdays at 760.327.9759. (I am only committing to being available on Mondays during these hours, but I am often available during these times and you are welcome to try me.) Since this is my home phone, please call me only during the proffered times. Thanks.
We can arrange for phone or private online meetings at any other time if you'd like my input or help regarding your work in the course or if you have any concerns you need to address. Or, if you'd just like to talk a bit informally about writing or reading or being a student in general, class texts in particular (or ??), I'd be happy to meet you in the Chat Room of our course site or make arrangements to speak on the phone. If the above times don't work for you, please send me a private message in our course site and include your preference. If you'd like to arrange a phone meeting, please include your phone number and three good times to call you. Thanks.
If you are not yet enrolled in one of my courses, please use only the Monday office hour times to call me, or send me an email anytime.
The best way to reach me electronically is by Private Message in our online classroom. I will check these often, and it's easier for me to help you when I am actually inside our online classroom at the time. But my email address is above if you need it for any reason.
This course will provide an exploration of intellectual, psychological, social and physical factors that impact college learning, well-being and success. Students will learn critical college-level skills and strategies for motivation and stress management and build a community for academic and personal support.
Student learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
1) Articulate the educational opportunities, programs and resources available in college.
2) Recognize and employ various strategies to strengthen college success.
3) Perform research and communicate findings and thoughts.
4) Describe the factors influencing the choice of major and career and the process one follows.
Required texts
Becoming a Master Student---Concise, by Dave Ellis
12th edition
You will be graded in this course on several short assignments, quizzes and discussion postings. There will also be some short research assignments. You will receive full points for all work that meets the requirements of the task and does not contain excessive errors (such as spelling and grammar). Most tasks are worth between 50 and 100 points. You will be able to repeat many of the quizzes and tests in order to achieve the score you are happy with. So, there is little to keep you from earning an "A" in the course unless you simply don't complete the assignments.
In order to pass
You must complete the Research Task and the final exam with a passing score (C- or better) in order to pass the class. You will have a chance to revise and edit the Research Task along the way in order to earn a passing score---there is one "report" due before the final one so you can learn from earlier feedback---and you can retake the final exam, but it must be within the time frame allowed during the course. (In other words, you need to successfully complete the final exam and the Final Research Task Report by the due dates. So, I recommend turning in the first Research Task report on time in order to ensure you are on track because you can't revise and edit this after the fact in order to be able to pass the class.)
And you must, of course, also earn the total overall points in the course that will earn you a passing grade. ;-)
Etudes will automatically keep track of many of your points, but many will rely on my manually entering them. I will do this as quickly as possible, usually within a week of the due date's grace day. (Two weeks is my "drop dead" deadline for grading. ;-)
25 "formal" discussion activities = 1250 (+/-)
12 reflections (incl. learning styles applications) = 600 (+/-)
10 quizzes = 300 (+/-)
1 Research Task = 400 (+/-)
Final objective exam = 150 (+/-)
Other writing, quizzes, etc. = 200 (+/-)
Total points possible 2900 (+/-)
Note, this is an approximation to give you an idea of things. This is not an exact accounting. I will be sending tasks to the Etudes Gradebook only after I grade them, so you can easily keep track of your overall points and your current letter grade during the course of the term. (Remember, though, you will only earn the letter grade showing in the Gradebook if you successfully complete the Research Task and the final exam as described above!)
Final grades are calculated on a straight percentage basis (90% and up = A, 80% = B, 70% = C, 60% = D, below 60% = F). To calculate your grade at any point simply divide your total points by the total points possible, and this will give you your percentage. I recommend doing the math periodically throughout the course to verify you are on track for earning the final letter grade you have in mind.
Because you are not attending a traditional face-to-face class, there are no exact requirements for attendance. However, I expect you to "show up" in our virtual classroom often. I recommend daily login for checking messages and keeping abreast of any changes.
In my experience as an online student, checking in more than once a day during the week---even if only for a few minutes---has been the most effective way for me to keep up with the discussion messages without becoming overwhelmed. Plus, the more often I check in, the more engaged I feel, and the more I enjoy the class. Then I plan larger chunks of time for completing the rest of my coursework.
For this class, I'll ask you to develop the habit of checking the following every time you log in:
Recent announcements (on the home page)
All new posts in the Questions forum
Private messages (in our course site)
My time commitments to you
I'll visit our online classroom at least once every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday to answer any questions posted in the Questions forum and reply to private messages. If I'll be unavailable during any of these days, I'll always try to let you know by posting a note in the Questions forum. My bottom-line commitment is to be sure to check in once on each of these days, though I often check a number of times throughout the day and evening. I won't be visiting the course site on Wednesdays, weekends or school holidays, except for the first weekend while folks are still becoming oriented and getting their feet on the ground.
If you "see" me in our online classroom but I don't respond to a question or private message, it probably means I'm grading and not currently checking for newly posted messages. I do try to always respond to any waiting messages whenever I visit the course site, but on occasion I'll need to pop in to address an administrative issue and won't have time to check for questions. If my time is limited, I always respond to questions in the Questions forum before answering any private messages since the forum posts affect the class as a whole.
Note, you may indeed see me in the course site on some Wednesdays and Saturdays, but please don't count on this being the case. Plan to look your work over early and get your questions asked with time to spare. The best scenario would be to review your work for the upcoming week over the weekend and post any questions you may have in the Questions forum by Monday or Tuesday. Ideally, we'll then have time for any sort of needed back and forth to get things clarified by Friday. (You'll note each Monday both the current week's module and the following week's module will be open, so you'll have plenty of flexibility in terms of looking over your work ahead of time. If you are really on top of things, you can be asking questions about the following week's work on that prior Monday. ;-)
Open communication
I encourage you to bring me any questions or concerns that may come up for you during the course. If you are feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, worried or bored---tell me about it. I am happy to schedule a time to talk over the phone, and you can send me a private message whenever you like or call me at home during the hours stated at the beginning of the syllabus (under Office Hours). If you don't understand my comments on your work, please ask me. If you think I missed something or the grade you received doesn't adequately represent the quality of your work, tell me about it.
I can't stress enough the importance of keeping me informed. I try to be both fair and reasonable, but if I don't know what's going on with you, there is very little chance I'm going to be able to address your issues or concerns, much less help resolve them.
If you find yourself feeling uncomfortable for any reason about a particular message posted by one of your peers in the discussions or the manner in which it was written, by all means address it directly and kindly within the discussion thread. If you feel unsure about doing this, do please send me a private message about it. (Because the discussions are primarily for you, I won't always stay current with them. So, I'll appreciate a timely heads-up if something "untoward" seems to be happening.)
On a lighter note, I enjoy communicating with my students, and it doesn't need to happen only when something has gone awry. Please feel free to send me a private message or call me to let me know when you've enjoyed a particular task or learned something valuable or just got a chuckle out of something in our online classroom. Small connections like this are important for all of us, I think. So please don't ever worry about "bugging" me, whether it's good or bad, large or small. I like hearing from you.
Attitude and academics
Plagiarism or other forms of cheating are (of course!) unacceptable. When copying something word for word, or when rephrasing ideas from someone else's text, you must cite your source. If you use someone else's words or ideas without citing them (even only a couple), you are committing plagiarism and may receive an "F." Other disciplinary action may also be taken.
Equally unacceptable is any "behavior" that is disruptive or has a negative impact on the class. I expect everyone to treat each other with respect and as much kindness as we can muster. In the online environment, this should be easier to do because we have the advantage of being able to think about our words before we send or "speak" them. (I talk about this more in the Netiquette section of the Getting Started module. It's important to me.) If I feel your behavior is unacceptable, I may need to step in to "correct" you, or I may need to "speak" with you privately before you can continue to participate in the class. I don't anticipate this needing to happen, but I feel it's safest to alert students to this possiblity.
Dropping the class
If for any reason you stop attending class, please remember it is your responsibility to drop the course. I would also recommend you follow up by requesting a printout of your schedule from admissions and records to verify the drop has been implemented. If you don't drop the course, you'll automatically receive an "F." If you don't drop, your name appears on the final grade sheet, and I have no other option at that point but to complete the "bubble" for an "F." No one is happy in this situation (not me, not you, not Admissions and Records), so please take the time and be responsible for your own transcripts. Even if you've only attended the first days or weeks of a course, don't assume the instructor is going to "take care of it" for you. You might luck out once or twice, but eventually it will catch up with you.
Other college support services
We have marvelous student support at Mendocino College, and I urge you to make the effort to benefit from what is offered. We have an extensive and amazing program for students with disabilities (including testing and support for students with learning disabilities), a terrific group of academic advisors in the counseling office (including special, qualified counselors who provide free personal counseling to students to help with mental/emotional/growth issues) and a wonderful library and learning center (with face-to-face and online tutors and study groups). These are just some of the student services offered, so please be sure to check these student services out on campus or via the college website. Or check with me or with the Instruction Office for more information.
If you are registered with the Disabilities Resource Center (DRC), they will let me know what sorts of accommodations you'll need for my course, and I'll be happy to discuss these with you, as well. If you want them to be able to freely discuss your specific issues and needs with me, please let them know. (I believe there's a form for this permission.) Remember, too, the DRC can also offer wonderful support in a number of ways.
Students with disabilities who believe they may need accommodations in this class are encouraged to contact the Disability Resource Center as soon as possible to ensure that such accommodations are implemented in a timely fashion. The DRC phone number is (707)468-3031, and they are located in Room 1000 on the Ukiah Campus (Counseling Office).
Encouraging a fair and safe experience
This college and this classroom are dedicated to providing an atmosphere that affords everyone, regardless of race, ethnic background, gender, disability, age or sexual preference, the sense of feeling safe and of being treated fairly so each student will have the best opportunity to learn. If you feel you have been treated unjustly, or are having an experience that in some way impedes your ability to feel safe in the academic environment, please let us know so we can do what we can to help. I've already encouraged you to bring any problems you might be having in my class to me, and I echo that again here. (If need be, we can get assistance from other campus support services to help us resolve any concerns.) For issues you are unable to resolve directly with an instructor, you can contact the Dean of Instruction in the Instruction Office, and for any other concerns, please contact the Dean of Student Services in the Counseling Office.
The most important thing to all of us who work here is that you have a good experience and are motivated to continue your education. We really are here to help. Please give us every chance we can to do just that.
A demanding but rewarding class
This is a demanding class, and I am an ogre about sticking to the requirements and deadlines. It's demanding, but it can be a fun, challenging, rewarding, heartwarming, eye-opening, entertaining and growth-filled experience for all of us. I'm glad you're here. I look forward to working with you throughout the course.


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The first book in Flewelling's Nightrunner series, Luck in the Shadows follows the delicious adventure-fantasy tradition of near-constant peril, swashbuckling combat and insidious dark magic…
REVIEW: Prudence and the Crow
Review of the Prudence and the Crow monthly vintage book subscription service.
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REVIEW: Just Business – Anna Zabo
This was my first foray into Anna Zabo's writing and so I really wasn't sure what to expect – fortunately I didn't have to wait long as the story won me over within the breadth of two chapters. And I was trying to be a bit cynical, you know? But turns out that that's a bit hard to do when you're faced with this much sexual tension…
GIVEAWAY: Wake – Elizabeth Knox (UK only!)
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A giveaway of the horror novel Wake (read the review here!).
REVIEW: Sentinel – Joshua Winning
'What is a Sentinel? A guard. A detective. A killer…'
A promising start to the trilogy, Sentinel is exactly the sort of book that I used to love to burn through as a teenager – fantastic, angsty and a little bit dark…
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REVIEW and Q&A: Panther – David Owen
Bold and moving, Panther is more than a story – it's an exploration of how depression affects not only the sufferer, but the people around them…
Includes a question and answer session with the author, David Owen.
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REVIEW: Max the Brave – Ed Vere
Max the Brave is a charming story about an adventurous little cat whose curiosity gets him in a bit of hot water…
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REVIEW: Daylight after a Century – George Jerjian
A collection of 100 photographs of pre-1915 Ottoman life in Eastern Anatolia, taken by the author's grandfather, and a visual investigation into the lost society that preceded the Armenian Genocide.
REVIEW: The Gracekeepers – Kirsty Logan
The Gracekeepers is a gentle and beautiful work of dystopian speculative fiction that makes for a contemplative read, with likeable characters and an imaginative setting.
REVIEW: The Antigone Poems – M. Slaight & T. Tasker
A modern portrayal of the experience of Sophocles' Antigone, The Antigone Poems warrants multiple rereads and it isn't easy going; it's intense, vocal and anguished.
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REVIEW: Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda – Becky Albertalli
A funny and light high school romantic drama that's easy to read and relate to, Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda follows Simon, a 'not-so-openly gay' sixteen-year-old whose secret falls into the hands of a classmate when he leaves himself logged into his email on a school computer.
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REVIEW: The Honours – Tim Clare
When thirteen-year-old Delphine and her parents relocate to Alderberen Hall to join a strange and elite society for the 'perpetual improvement of man', she is immediately suspicious…
Fantasy | Review | Young adult
REVIEW: Wake – Elizabeth Knox
Wake is a sci-fi survivor story that follows a group of people who suddenly find themselves in a living hell. Isolated from the rest of the world by a strange, hazy force field, the group must learn to survive in the aftermath of a murderous frenzy, in the prison of a ghost town that conceals a deadly secret…
REVIEW: The Boy Who Lost Fairyland – C. Valente
This book is utter nonsense… you're going to love it.
Children's fiction | Fantasy | Illustrated books | Review | Young adult
REVIEW & GIVEAWAY: Chronicles from Château Moines – E. Holingue
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Chronicles from Château Moines is a story about a group of kids learning to get along in their simple world that's made up of school, friends and family.
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Myths and legends: The origins of Holi
Every spring, India, Nepal and various other parts of the world erupt in a beautiful cacophony of colours to celebrate the Hindu festival Holi – and the legends that surround Holi are as vibrant as the festival of colours itself.
REVIEW: Griffin and Sabine – Nick Bantock
A story made up of quirky postcards sent between an artist and a woman half a world away…
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REVIEW: The Raven's Head – Karen Maitland
The Raven's Head is a dark tale of secret rituals and black magic, and the children who get tangled up in an alchemist's pursuit of the ultimate power…
Children's fiction | Fantasy | Review | Young adult
REVIEW: Trees: Vol. 1 – Warren Ellis & Jason Howard
A vibrant new comic filled with wonderfully orchestrated narratives, excellent characters and diversity…
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REVIEW: Eren – Simon P. Clark
Despite what his family tells him, Oli knows this isn't just a regular vacation; something has happened, something big, and no one wants him to find out what it is. But that isn't the only strange thing. There's also Eren.
Children's fiction | Fantasy | Review | Young adult
ILLUSTRATOR SPOTLIGHT: Shaun Tan
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GIVEAWAY: The Manneken Pis – N. Caraway
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REVIEW: The Age of Magic – Ben Okri
This is a book about the search for truth, happiness, and the power of emotion and experience to alter perception.
REVIEW: Trigger Warning: Short Fictions & Disturbances – Neil Gaiman
Gaiman's third collection of short stories is an assortment of haunting encounters with the unsettling and the uncanny, with the secret other world that lies beneath our own.
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REVIEW: Charlotte, Wander on – M. Cubberly and I. Kovalova
Charlotte must traverse a land populated by shadows and monsters to save her brother…
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REVIEW: Capital: A Portrait of Twenty-First Century Delhi – R. Dasgupta
Capital is the story of a country used and savaged by a brute capitalism, which has churned out a generation that is deeply divided. Weaving together more than a century of history with interviews, observations and family history, Dasgupta presents us with an intoxicating literary portrait of one of this century's fastest-growing megalopolises.
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REVIEW: The Youngest Butcher in Illinois – Robert Ostrom
A collection of poems in free verse and prose poetry reflecting the themes of family ties and family history, of relationships perceived and imagined.
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REVIEW: The Epic of Clair – E. C. Hansen
The synopsis heralds Clair's "heroic quest for purpose and belonging" as "the perfect literary epic for our uncertain times" – and it's not wrong.
Poetry | Review | Young adult
REVIEW: The Mediator Pattern – J. D. Lee
Jaded, chain-smoking Marcus Metiline gets out of bed, foggy-minded and beaten up, to carry out a mediation job for BelisCo, a company synonymous with all the latest breakthrough technology in San Jose. Chatting with the usual blonde waitress at Café Diem, Marcus has no idea that the day will lead to the unravelling of his entire world.
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Weird Lies – Cherry Potts and Katy Darby (eds)
An anthology of 'science fiction, fantasy and strange stories' from Liars' League, Weird Lies brings together a broad range of styles and themes in an array of delectable morsels.
Anthology | Review | Short stories
REVIEW: Anthem – Ayn Rand
A brief literary analysis of Ayn Rand's novella.
Five Excellent Banned Books
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REVIEW: The Lines – Eli Wilde
Eli Wilde's collection of poetry is an enjoyable journey, accessible (rather than 'high' or dense) and simple to digest.
The Art of Asking – Amanda F. Palmer
Info on Amanda Palmer's upcoming debut, The Art of Asking or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Let People Help.
Holiday favourites
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REVIEW: Drumhellar Vol. 1: Badlands and Bad Trips – R. Rossmo
Welcome to Drumhellar, a weird and wonderful world of floating ghost cats and embryonic radio hosts.
REVIEW: Two mathematical comics!
Reviews of Adventure Time Volume 1 by Ryan North and friends, and Adventure Time with Fionna and Cake, written and illustrated by the glorious Natasha Allegri.
REVIEW: A Street Cat Named Bob – James Bowen
The story of two best buds making their way in the world.
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REVIEW: Y: The Last Man (Book 1) – Brian K. Vaughan
Something has killed off all the men on Earth – well, almost all. As the last man alive, Yorick is humanity's last hope – and the last of the patriarchy.
REVIEW: Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad – M. R. James
A review of a short story from the master of horror, M. R. James…
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REVIEW: World Food Café Vegetarian Bible – Chris and Carolyn Caldicott
If you're interested in the cuisine of Africa, the Caribbean or the Middle East (to list just a few regions), I would recommend this book very, very highly.
REVIEW: The Fault in Our Stars – John Green
A review of John Green's bestseller (and soon-to-be hit film) The Fault in Our Stars.
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Czech Republic vs Liberia
By: Ellie Ray and Brianna Bruggeman
The Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is located in central Europe, between Germany and Poland. It is a landlocked nation with a landscape of hills and mountains in deciduous forest.
Liberia is located next to Sierra Leone and Cote d'Ivoire along the west coast of Africa. Liberia is a part of the African Savanna biome, a large tropical grassland that covers many countries in Africa.
The Czech Republic used to be a successful kingdom called Bohemia, until it became part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This collapsed after World War 1, and the kingdom of Bohemia became "Czechoslovakia." Unfortunately, Hitler and the Nazis invaded, occupying the nation for six years. Eventually, after becoming part of the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the Czechs dissolved their union with Slovakia and simply became the Czech Republic.
Population Data
Population: 10,177,300
Total Fertility Rate: 1.27
Doubling Time: NA, population declining
73.4% of the population lives in urban areas, and this number barely changes from year to year. The death rate is greater than the birth rate, meaning that the Czech Republic is in the Post-Industrial phase.
The Net Migration rate is 0.97/1000
Liberia was founded by the American Colonization Society as a place for freed African American slaves. The descendants of the freed slaves are the ruling class, while the natives make up 95% of the population. After a civil war from 1989 to 1997, Charles Taylor won the presidential election, which left Liberia in poverty. Eventually the country rebelled and Taylor was exiled, but not before bankrupting the nation. The nation elected the first female African president in 2006
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
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Population Data
Population: 3,887,886
Total Fertility Rate: 5.02 children/woman
Doubling Time: 38.2 years
48% of the total population lives in urban areas, and this number is still changing. The overall population is still increasing, and so Liberia is in the Transitional Stage.
The Net Migration rate is 0.
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Liberia Urbanization Pattern:
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Urbanization Patterns
counter-urban migration
moves are less related to economic necessities and more to personal living environment preferences.
Urbanization Patterns
all settlements with 2000 or more population are defined as urban
Policymakers are using over concentration of resources on Monrovia, pulling the population to this area.
huge disparity between Monrovia's wealth and other parts of the contry
Agricultural patterns
Agricultural employed approximately 141 thousand people in 2004 and this number has been falling steadily
Agricultural entrepreneurs now farm 4264 thousand hectares of agricultural land, 54 % of the total area of the country.
Using new technology to farm with less people
Agricultural patterns
many years of civil war has damaged the physical infrastructure
Agriculture is biggest employer of the population, 80% of workforce
post-harvest losses are exceptionally high, reaching up to 45 percent
small farm dependent
The next 50 years
multinational firms may be over, there is plenty of opportunity for small and medium-sized businesses.
embassy emphasizes youth education programs that promote tolerance, peace and equal rights.
The next 50 years
aims to help vulnerable women and children escape poverty
government has committed to increasing its budget for agriculture
president wants to give every Liberian an opportunity for a quality education and a job
Forbes is organizing a mission to Liberia to look at ways to increase economy and development
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New London — Josephine Pollio, at just about 5 feet tall, may have been diminutive, but when she wanted something, those around her knew it wasn't a request.
When the 87-year-old died Jan. 30, among her final wishes was a horse-drawn carriage ride on Pequot Avenue on a pleasant day. She requested that her blue casket, which she picked out more than 15 years ago, be pulled by a white horse and that snacks be provided for the horse.
Except for the weather, all of her wishes were granted.
"My mother is smiling down on us,'' her daughter Anna Culbertson said Tuesday from atop the carriage that held her mother's casket. "Mother had this planned out to the last nut and bolt.''
Gus, a Percheron draft horse, pulled the carriage along Pequot Avenue Tuesday morning, slowing traffic a bit and turning the heads of pedestrians.
Although the weather was cold and spitting snow, Culbertson said her mother would have been pleased.
"She would have been extremely impressed,'' she said. "She got what she wanted. I'm sure she's up there saying, 'Way to go.'"
Pollio, who for nearly 50 years lived on Huntington Street, enlisted the Byles-MacDougall Funeral Service and paid for the arrangements 16 years ago.
"She was a very lovely lady and very proper,'' Reid Burdick of Byles-MacDougall said. "She told us if it was possible, she wanted one last ride up and down Pequot Avenue."
Burdick helped make the arrangements, calling on Jim Cherenzia of Hopkinton, R.I., for the horse and carriage. Burdick also brought along organic carrots for Gus.
"She was as sweet and nice and as normal as anyone else,'' said Burdick, who met with Pollio a few times over the years to discuss the arrangements. "I think it's cool that 16 years later, we can still do what she wanted.''
Culbertson said her mother was a "determined person" who did not let her limited formal schooling deter her from a life of learning.
"My mother was always trying to better herself and educate herself in any way she could,'' she said.
Pollio grew up on Fowler Court, leaving Harbor School to work in a factory. She worked at the former Winthrop Bank on State Street, as a hat check girl at the El 'N Gee Club in New London and as a seamstress.
Culbertson said her mother always admired the house on Huntington, which was a doctor's office while she was growing up. Visiting the doctor's office as a youngster, she said that she wanted to buy the house some day and live there.
Nearly 50 years ago, while her mother was on lunch break from work, she saw furniture being moved out of the house. She went to several banks to get enough money for the deposit and bought the house.
"She was smart, not college smart. She was like, street smart,'' Culbertson said. "She was the matriarch of the family, and everyone came to her for advice."
A wake is scheduled for 3 to 5 p.m. today at the funeral home, and a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary Star of the Sea Church.
"She liked the water. It always soothed her,'' said Culbertson, who took care of her mother during the past four years. "Maybe it was something she always wanted to do. She never explained why."
The carriage ride was a simple affair. No one other than Culbertson and her husband David were on hand.
"I feel it went very wonderfully,'' Culbertson said afterward. "She planned it all out. I told her I would see it get done."
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Gabriel growled grumpily and lay back down as Dawn grinned the red flush vanishing slowly.
"So what's going on?" Morgan smiled.
"Didn't Allegra tell you?" Dawn asked.
"No deacon did but we're checking in and asking questions." Morgan sat on the end of the bed and Chrys sat down beside her. "By the way you might want this" she handed a folded sheet of paper to Dawn.
"What is it?" he asked unfolding it.
"A list of the people who are AWOL" she said.
"How did you get them so fast?" Dawn frowned
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"That's were you two have been" Dawn smiled "I did wonder."
"We've been busy" Chrys said quietly Morgan smiled at him.
"We found out about a tunnel too" Morgan said.
"We know" Dawn and Gabriel both said together.
"Oh" Morgan said slightly disappointed then she smiled again "well we should leave you to whatever you were doing"
"Okay" Dawn said yawning.
"Don't stay up too late" Morgan grinned.
"I'm too tired to stay up late" Dawn sighed Morgan smiled at the shape beneath the covers on the bed that was Gabriel.
"Fair enough" Morgan said "goodnight" she left quickly Dawn heard her snigger as she walked out and Chrys gave a little wave as he followed her.
"Bye" deacon said as he shut the door.
Dawn looked down at the list in his hand and his heart sank as he saw Sydney's name near the bottom, there were a few others he could put faces too and he sighed folding the list and putting it in his pocket.


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