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Chapter XII (Part Eleven) : Ena - Pants on Fire ☲
The crowd's reaction was instantaneous. A ripple broked out among them as they all stood up, looks of excitement mixed with that of the thrill they felt as they watched the scene in front of them.
The flaming ball flew through the air and towards the upper most left corner of the open goal. Swish.
Ena had scored.
Screams broke out within the field as her fellow teammates came running to her. She felt hard thumps on her back, people's shiny white teeth as they flashed happy smiles at her. Annoyed and scared, she looked at all of them with an incredulous expression in her eyes.
"Did you all not see what happened?"
"Of course we did! But you scored girl! You scored!" Kiera gave Ena a hug, grinning happily as she hopped around, clapping at the brilliance of the new girl on her team.
"It caught fire," Ena whispered, hoping for a different, and more human reaction.
"Wicked as that was, you got our team some points. I think that's what matters," Marianne said.
Ena's eyes averted from the faces of her teammates to those of the crowd. Now they were reacting like normal people - fear and curiousity written across their faces. And Ena's abilities had been seen by more than a hundred people. Not exactly what she'd been hoping for.


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BeschreibungThe three, the white youth, the red youth, and the white man, lay deep in the forest, watching the fire that burned on a low hill to the west, where black figures flitted now and then before the flame. They did not stir or speak for a long time, because a great horror was upon them. They had seen an army destroyed a few days before by a savage but invisible foe. They had heard continually for hours the fierce triumphant yells of the warriors and they had seen the soldiers dropping by hundreds, but the woods and thickets had hid the foe who sent forth such a rain of death.
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Engineering graduates from various Universities of the country have been assessed under diverse evaluation system. GATE provides a common platform to assess the quality of the engineering graduates and science post graduates. University Grants Commission encourages the students for appearing the GATE examinations which are not only the entry permit to Post graduate and Doctoral programmes but also help increase the employability of our students. In the eleventh plan period UGC has provided grants for offering preparatory classes for GATE.,
Experts from IIT, Kharagpur, Jadavpur University, B.E.College and WBUT will take these preparatory classes . The classes will be interactive in nature and during the class the students can clear their doubts by asking questions through interactive audio video mode or through typing the questions on the screen of the computer at their Institute.,
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So, the weirdest part of tonight's GOP debate was that moment where Mike Huckabee forever lost the vote of every fiscal conservative and pretend-fiscal-conservative-actually-an-antitax-freakmonger in the world by proposing a weird-ass, horrible version of the New Deal in which we add lanes to I95 from Maine on down. Silly Huckabee! Doesn't he know that's the sort of labor that gets done by illegals and Mitt Romnet Big Dig incompetents who drop large slabs of concrete on people?
Anyway, the blogger formerly known as DCSOB was watching it, as well, and remarked: "Also, I-95 goes over the George Washington Bridge in New York, the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in Washington and any number of other bottlenecks. Do you really think Huck is going to knock down the GWB to build a wider one?"
Trenchant! Because I personally had my inaugural experience with the wonder that is the GWB over the weekend, and my kneejerk reaction is that the bridge is an intractable mistake that nevertheless would only get worse if you tried to "improve" it. Really. It is fucked up and unpleasant and someone really is going to have to explain the three minute limits on idling and the signs that are posted under the apartments about some "Siamese" nonsense. Anthropologically speaking, however, I enjoyed the experience. It remained the fastest way for me to get to my destination, a wedding in New Rochelle, from where I stayed the night, in Denville, NJ.
The wedding was Greek Orthodox and awesome. The reception, was an insane amount of food and plenty of additional merriment, held at a place called the Fountainhead, whose elegant interiors were masked by an austere exterior design that had me wondering if the whole thing was somehow based upon the teachings of Ayn Rand. Was I going to experience my first ever Objectivist wedding reception? Would it be an evening of pulling myself up by my bootstraps? Sadly, it would seem not: our friends Meg and Matt brought their infant daughter to the shindig (adorable, by the way) and the staff went out of their way to ensure her comfort - not at all the way the Ayn Rand daycare functioned in the Simpsons.
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Maggie Sizes Up the Prospects
There had better be someone good this time, Maggie Chase thought. She took a quick sip of the cheap, complimentary white wine and scanned the gathered crowd. Ugh. I've seen some of these guys before. Not worth my time to keep this up. Her gaze swept over a tall, nervous-looking fellow and a shorter man with an entire jar of pomade in his slicked-back black hair.
Oh well, I'm here now. Another sip of wine as the bell rang to signal the ladies to take their places for the evening. As she settled in at her table, Maggie looked over the other women in the room as well. They smell of desperation, every last one of them. She noticed a woman in her mid-thirties stand and start to leave. And she's more desperate than all of them, just too afraid to admit it.
Maggie's gaze followed the woman's exit as it was halted by a brawny arm. She followed that well-sculpted appendage to the accompanying face and her breath caught in her throat. Now there was a good prospect. And the uniform doesn't hurt, either. Maggie was so caught up in her own thoughts that she barely heard the policemen announce the murder.
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When in Lompoc, this hotel is my automatic second choice if I can't get in at the Embassy Suites. Granted, I'm a "Hilton guy," so I'm kinda biased. But, there really isn't much to complain about at the HIE. Good breakfast, decent gym, nice headed pool, and good value. The separate buildings is kinda odd, but not too much of an inconvenience. They could use a nice Manager's Happy Hour to keep pace with the Embassy Suites. Otherwise, it's a solid performer and one of the best in the area.
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I've had little problem with the various thread but due to the difference in the thread spools, some have to be put on the machine with a large cap, small cap, some on vertical pin- so that's a pain to remember and to do when you are changing colors. You will most likely want to find your brand and stick with it.
You will get many different opinions on thread just as you'll get different opinions on machines. So just as you tried out different machines before deciding on the one that was best for you, you should use that process with thread in my opinion.
Quilty Louise totally agree on the Floriani! And you have 110 left to go?! WOW! I have 210 of their threads in their floriani storage thread box. Their colors are just gorgeous. GrandmaSewandSew, I totally agree with you. Every machine has its own temperament. My first one Babylock Ellure was good with Madeira but not Sulky. I traded that one in for the Ellure Plus and it liked Sulky better than Maidera...go figure...Then I got the Babylock Spirit (traded the ellure plus) and it doesn't like the Maidera, some of the Sulky and totally the Floriani. Also if possible only buy mostly used colors like black, red or white to test. It will help out with the density and tightness of the stitches with these colors.


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We just started using spiceworks and we have a development department who will also use this to pick up any of their calls.
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Thanks for that, one of the developers came back to me to show me which code was giving him the error and it turns out that it's the helpdesk customisations clone which is causing it. So we are going to have a look if we can change the code somewhat to stop this from working.
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Property Location
With a stay at Best Western Hotel Rosenau in Bad Nauheim, you'll be next to a golf course and minutes from Colonel Knight Eisstadion and Therme am Park. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Sprudelhof Bad Nauheim and Fountain Court.
Make yourself at home in one of the 54 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as a sauna. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and a fireplace in the lobby.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, where you can enjoy drinks at a bar and dine alfresco (weather permitting). Or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Bad Nauheim? This hotel has facilities measuring 300 square feet (27 square meters), including meeting rooms. Guests may use a train station pick-up service for a surcharge, and free valet parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Babysitting or childcare
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Elevator/lift
- Meeting rooms 7
- Sauna
- Terrace
- Year Built 1987
- Conference space size (meters) - 27
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Free valet parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Library
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Total number of rooms - 54
- Number of floors - 3
- 24-hour business center
- Luggage storage
- Computer station
- Conference space size (feet) - 300
Room Facilities
- Room service (24 hours)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Shower/tub combination
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Pillow menu
- Cable TV service
- Private bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Minibar
- Free WiFi
Hotel Policy
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 4 stars.
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 14.90 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 6 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 36 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.70 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
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Conscience - (Short Version)
What a contradiction I am. How many thousands of years of scientific, theological, medical, and ethical advances has our species gone through only for it to land on my shoulders...and I killed it. All those thousands of years of trial and error, all those good honourable people who were trying to better mankind by their research. Then I came along, standing on the shoulders of geniuses on the ideas and research of those good men and women, and did this?
For what?
This was never my war. I had always known that. The Resistance were trying to overthrow the most corrupt and savage government since the Nazi's, and how could I blame them? Genocide, war, genetic testing, public executions, slavery, its headquarters so corrupted by evil tyrants that I often expected to walk into that building and see Lucifer himself sitting in one of the stone thrones. But yet I chose to work for them? Was I mad? Was I that deluded that I actually believed what they told me? "Do this Doctor! With the Resistance destroyed we'll live peacefully." They said. "No need for any of this violence anymore." They said. Lies! Every last word out of their tyrannical dictating mouths!
But I realised that far too late.
But work for them I did, I am the best in the world at this...although to admit that causes me more pain than anything else. I'm a weapon as much as those guns they carry, but I'm far worse. I'm a weapon that thinks. And think I did. "How do we destroy the Resistance without the people of Ark knowing we destroyed them?" The answer was obvious. Biological warfare. A viral pathogen that would kill and spread quickly over land, in the air, over the seas! Kill every living thing. Create a sterile garden world. Brilliant. So that's what they did, spent millions of credits, thousands of man hours, hundreds of test subjects, until one day...Eureka. I, in one of my very dangerous strokes of genius, had even made the virus resistance to all forms of medicine and treatments, even built it to only survive in humans.
Some called me a hero, a genius even.
I'm no genius. I'm a murderer. A butcher. An executioner. I took an oath, the oath...to help! Not murder! Not kill millions of people. Innocent people...women...children...I broke my oath. So I say again. What a contradiction I am. The Doctor who killed millions, who killed with medicine. The very tool the ancient ancestors created to help people.
I'm a disgrace to their memory. I tried in vain over the years to try and find some measure of peace after what I did. Some form of forgiveness, or retribution. But this is the only retribution I can give. To let the people of Ark know, that I am sorry for what I did. And that I soon will pay for my crimes.


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In my last post, I wrote about my explorations of two remnants of bush in Wellington – small areas of native forest preserved from the mass clearance of bush from the Wellington peninsula within a few decades of the arrival of the first European settlers.
I found out that there is a much larger area of preserved native bush just outside Wellington in the Wainuiomata Water Collection Area. The area has been closed to the public since the early 1900s to protect water quality, and the vast majority of the forest here has never been logged. The only way to see this area is to go on a guided tour run by the Greater Wellington Regional Council, and this is what I did on a cold Sunday morning a few weeks ago. The walks are free but have to be booked – you can (and most definitely should!) do this here.
From the carpark of the water treatment plant, we could see bush-covered hills all around us, the canopy punctured by tall podocarps. At the plant we were given a cup of tea and watched an information video about Wellington's water supply, presented by a woman in an outrageously 1980s jacket. We learnt that the plant provides a fifth of the water used in the greater Wellington area and that as the water is very clean it needs minimal treatment.
We set off on the walk with two council rangers. First off, we followed a track that led through dense bush to the pipeline tunnel. I'm not a fan of group walking, but fortunately there were only five of us on the walk, along with the rangers, and so I was able to ask them to help me identify the tall trees where the foliage is so far away that it's difficult to see it. I learnt that rātā trees look like broccoli, that rimu fronds hang down, while kahikatea fronds are feathery and upward-pointing.
One of the most awe-inspiring features of the New Zealand native bush for me is its ancient-ness – types of plants that have become extinct elsewhere have survived here due to New Zealand's eighty million years of isolation and mild moist climate. More than 80% of New Zealand's native species occur nowhere else in the world. Rimu and kahikatea are podocarps, which are among the tallest trees in New Zealand's lowland bush and are an ancient type of conifer, endemic to the ancient super-continent of Gondwana.
The podocarp-broadleaf forest that would have covered much of the Wellington peninsula is very similar to the tropical rainforests that I remember learning about in geography lessons, with their five different 'strata': from the very tallest trees, the dense canopy trees below them and then, below the canopy, smaller trees such as tree ferns, then shrubs and ground plants. The vines and ephiphytes that grow on and in the taller trees are also very typical of tropical forests.
We stopped at the pipeline tunnel, built in 1926 to transport water from the Orongorongo Valley. There's a little train that runs through the tunnel for maintenance purposes, but sadly this wasn't included in the tour. On the way back towards the treatment plant, one of the rangers stopped by a tangle of supplejack and cut off and peeled one of the tips. He told us it tasted like asparagus and handed it around for us to try. It did indeed taste asparagus-like as well as being refreshingly juicy. We ate red coprosma or taupata berries and stopped at a hīnau tree, where the rangers explained that Māori pounded hīnau berries into flour to make 'dampers' that would keep through the winter.
The forest was an important supply of food for Māori, and Geoff Park explains that Māori carefully preserved the eco-systems of the lowland forest so it could continue to supply the plants and birds that they needed for survival. He quotes naturalist William Swainson who in 1859 described how Māori valued their land: 'forests are preserved for birds; swamps and streams for eel-weirs and fisheries'. He and other historians suggest that this sustainable approach was developed over time. Early Māori appear to have cleared large areas of bush, particularly on the East Coast of New Zealand and hunted unsustainably, leading to the decimation and/or extinction of species such as the moa and large seal populations. However, once the big game had disappeared, Māori became more dependent on gardening, foraging for food and hunting birds.
When Europeans first arrived in New Zealand, the Wellington area was relatively sparsely populated, with small settlements of Māori around the coast. Māori would travel inland to hunt in the forest, activities reflected in the names they gave to different areas, for example Karori was originally called Kaharore which means 'ridge for snaring birds'.
Walking back towards the water treatment plant, I hung back from the group to take photos, but also to try to get more of a sense of the bush we were walking through. Peering into it from the track, it seemed incredibly dense – I could barely see more than a few metres ahead. I could see how difficult it would be to make my way through the looping supplejack and the decaying branches on the forest floor. But the rangers kept waiting for me, so I couldn't dally too much.
We set off along another track which went through an area of high kānuka, the only part of the area that had been cleared before the land had been set aside. But then we were back in even more dense bush, following the undulating track past monumental trees. The kahikatea trees were in fruit, the small orange seeds just about visible in the high branches. The birdsong around them, mostly tuis, was almost deafening.
The whole of the forest would have been much louder however, when Europeans first arrived. The destruction of eco-systems, hunting, and the ravages of introduced mammals such as possum and stoats resulted in the forest falling silent in a very short space of time. Charles Heaphy, writing in 1878, was astonished at how the abundant birdlife he saw and heard in the 1840s had all but disappeared from the Hutt Valley.
Part of the water catchment area has been designated a 'mainland island', surrounded by a fence to keep out larger mammals such as pigs and deer, and with intensive trapping for predators such as possums, rats, stoats and mice so that native bird species (the ones that are not yet extinct at any rate) can return. One of the rangers removed a dead hedgehog from a trap by the path and demonstrated the fearsome trap mechanism. There was another trap attached to a tree, the remains of a long-dead possum on the ground below it. North Island robins have been released into the area recently, but they were keeping a low profile and we didn't see any.
I was still peering into the bush, feeling more disconnected from it than I wanted to be. It occurred to me, walking along this vehicle-sized track, that I was looking from the perspective that early settlers might have had, as they followed newly-created roads cut through the bush. I was reminded of the words of Godfrey Mundy, a British army officer from India, who visited Wellington in 1846 (quoted by Geoff Park). He describes the forest he sees from the new road through the Hutt Valley as 'tall, tangled and impervious', where 'innumerable parasites and climbing plants, vegetable boa-constrictors in appearance, flung their huge coils from tree to tree', and 'enormous mistletoes hung upon, and seemed like vampires, to exhaust the life-blood of the plants on which they had fixed their fatal affections'. When he did venture into the bush, he found that 'I was completely made prisoner by its prehensile webs and did not escape with a whole coat or skin'. He considered that roads would be fatal to the continued resistence of Māori 'as the thrust of a rapier through that of an individual foe'.
Even when European settlers learned to love the bush, once most of it had been chopped down, it was viewed from a distance, as 'scenery', the backdrop to a picnic. These attitudes persist even now, of course, in the way New Zealand's 'Middle Earth' landscapes are presented as an appealing backdrop for high-adrenaline activities.
For Māori, the forest was, and still is, experienced not only as a source of food, but through a deep and complex spritual connection with the land. Tāne Mahuta, the god of the forest, created plants, insects, birds and also the first woman. Through the Māori concept of whakapapa which explains the relationships between living things, Māori can trace their ancestry to the trees and the birds and beyond that to the beginning of life.
I've been thinking about how I connect with a flora which is so different from the trees and plants that I grew up with. I find it difficult to learn the names of the trees, even the ones growing in my garden, which feels frustrating when I could instantly identify most of the trees I came across on my walks in the British countryside. For me, being able to identify and name the trees, and to know something about them, helps me connect with them, but at the same time, this urge feels suspect, as if I am a child once more, ticking things off in my 'I-Spy' book. As if the bush is something to be learnt and mentally collected, and in the meantime, I am still standing on the road peering into it. And it occurs to me that even when we go beyond learning the names and ordering them tidily into taxonomies to understanding that the forest is a system of interrelationships too complex to fully understand, unlike Māori we still tend not to include ourselves in those relationships.
Belich J (1996) Making Peoples
Dawson J and Lucas R (2012) Field Guide to New Zealand's Native Trees
Gabites I (1993) Wellington's Living Cloak: a guide to the natural plant communities
King M (2003) The Penguin History of New Zealand
Park G (1999) Ngā Uruora (the groves of life) (this fantastic book is out of print and quite difficult to get hold of, but you can listen to a series that Geoff Park made for Radio New Zealand on the same topic here)
Riley M (2001) New Zealand Trees & Ferns
Wikipedia – Podocarps
Information boards in Botanic Gardens, Otari Wilton Bush, and Zealandia
Photo reference
Burton Brothers (Dunedin, N.Z.). Burton Brothers (Dunedin), 1868-1898 : Forty Mile Bush, Wairarapa. Ref: 1/2-004700-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22835885


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As part of the evaluation of this project, I interviewed a few students to get their feedback. You have no idea how long it took me to convert the interviews to film and embed them in this blog. Sorry about background noise. We will also ask all students in the global cohort to give feedback in a survey. Stay tuned!
Students testify to success of our global project
Posted in Evaluation
Tagged evaluation, feedback, inteviews
Week 8 – What does learning mean to you?
Take a photo that somehow represents learning to you.
Write about what learning means to you, where and how you learn best, school learning and outside school learning, your feelings about learning.
To some, learning was best represented by a simple pencilcase
Photo by ryanrau
while others saw learning in relationships outside of school.
Photo by andresg201.usa
Many students' reflective and evaluative skills were impressive. My guess is that the personal topics enabled the best kind of analysis because students were able to choose an aspect of their lives which was meaningful.
This is my father and my nephew. Isn't he amazing! I think so. They are both learning so much. My nephew, about everything around him and how to interact and my father, about being a grandfather and everything that means. I really love that this shows how we never really stop learning and that there is always something new to experience.
I tend to learn more from project-based and hands-on learning as well as auditory learning. Though, I am good at standard school learning. I love learning new things and exploring topics. As long as it is something I like. Math, unfortunately, is not my forte. Reading and writing is more up my alley. But overall, I hope I continue to learn for the rest of my life. 🙂
We may not often ask our students to reflect on what learning means to them, or how they learn best, but the project's responses made me realise how valuable this kind survey would be.
Many posts were endearing for their honesty which means that students felt safe within the global cohort. This is testament to the respect and encouragement students showed each other. It's important to recognise this when so many educators are afraid of trying out online, collaborative projects because they fear bad behaviour from students.
Photo by JamesMau
This surrounding basically describes the environment in which i like to learn in. One which is quiet, peaceful and relaxing. It's hard for me to learn in a noisy and loud environment because there are too many voices going through my head, which then doesn't allow me to lock in and concentrate.
Learning is a pretty big thing to me because it helps me get through each day and builds me up for what I want to do later in life. I can't say that I like school but I'm there to learn and its part of my life.
Photo by timbau
This photo is of the book shelf we have in our study. Learning for me can sometimes be really fun or sometimes it can be horrible, depending of the subject. I like English, Maths, Psychology and Sports Science.
(comment) I feel like that too, it mostly depends on how I feel that morning. If I'm super tired and just want to go to sleep, I wont be in the mood to learn anything. But if I woke up good, I don't feel tired and I'm not complaining, I want to learn. 🙂
Week 7 – Your favourite something
Take a photo of your favourite something (person, piece of clothing, fashion item, weather, place, scenery, colour, class…) – Make it interesting!
Write about your reasons for this choice, what makes it your favourite, how often your likes and dislikes change or whether you have permanent favourites.
Some 'favourites' focussed on objects which represented a favourite activity, and others centred on people or even a beloved pet.
Photo by danielnau
This is a place I have visited frequently over the years and have great memories of going to this special place.
Photo by TeemuLfi
This little chap is my 10 month old brother. The picture itself is taken sometime in January, so he's around seven or eight months in this photo. This is his first time on a sledge, so thats why he has such a serious face. 😀 It's perhaps not the most original photo, but I like it. I chose just this picture for the reason that it contains one of the most important people currently in my life. It's the big brother's duty to look after the younger ones, although I must admit, it's not so easy looking after him because he moves so fast now a days.
This is my awsome dog, Her nme is Jedda and she is a little on the chubby side but I still love her to bits. We got her when she was four years old and now she is ten. She has just recently got arthritis and all she does is wander around our backyard. She is always there to talk to and she always loves a good pat.
Summer was a popular 'favourite', and the emotional tone was obvious especially in the Finnish students' posts about the weather.
Photo by AnnaFi
There is some more thing about summer I'd like to mention. I don't know if somebody else has recognize it, but I love all those summer's smells and flavors. They're so sweet and sensitive that you have to feel them by yourself, I really can't explain it!:)
In my mind, summer makes me believe in my dreams. And in the middle of these cold Finnish winters, there is always something to wait, so I never get desperate!
Our Australian students were taken aback by the severity of Finnish Winters and the lack of sunshine during this season. The contrast between daylight hours during the Australian Summer and corresponding Finnish Winter was more powerfully experienced through the project than it would have been if students had gleaned the same information through books, internet or television.
For some students this was the last post because their classes were ending, and that's one of the aspects which are unavoidable when organising global projects. It was touching to read farewells, knowing that relationships had been created albeit within such a short time.
It's sad to see you go, It has been great seeing your posts! Thanks for the experience! 🙂
Best Wishes! – andresg201.usa
It is obvious that by week 7 relationships had developed and deepened, and that students were very comfortable with the project format, and were enjoying the sharing and interaction.
Posted in Week 7
Week 6 – a new perspective
Photo courtesy of Kitty_FI on Flickr
Take a photo:
Of something you go past every day and take it from an interesting new perspective
Write about:
What made you choose this topic for the picture, what makes you take an interest in the world around you, your senses in general, which is your strongest sense and why, how observant you are and the reasons for that.
A two-part assignment again.
Sometimes the familiar brought out interesting details:
One thing I always notice when I am walking up my street is that the first house on the left there is always an old man letting his dogs sniff around in the grass you can see there, at about the same time every afternoon.
The senses questions produced many interesting responses:
I consider myself to be very aware of my surroundings. I tend to get that feeling that something is missing or off and I'm right most times. My strongest sense would probably be hearing. I can pretty much hear anything from across the room, it's really weird but I'm a good listener. And that's a good thing. =] – MariaCamii.USA
I particularly like the theme of seeing from a new perspective; it goes well with both image and written response.
Photo by BasseFI
The picture is taken at my neighbours. I go pass their house and this window every day, and often many times too. This is a new perspective, because usually I just see from outside to inside, but this picture is taken from inside to outside. It is kind of spooky to think how easily my neightbour could spy on me on this road.
Photo by Christianfau
This is a picture of the park near my house, I walk past it every day after school, when I walk past it I always remember the fun I use to have playing on it when I was younger and it makes me think how fast you really grow up. – Christianfau
Comments were consistently enthusiastic and modelled the kind of feedback that means the most – positive feedback from peers.
This is a really awesome photo. I couldn't even tell it was a vending machine until i read the description. Which drink is your Favourite and most popular? – Angelomau
Posted in Reflection, Week 6
Tagged new, perspective, senses, week 6
Week 5 – inspired by a song
Week 5 photo assignment:
Take a photo:
That goes with the title or lyrics of a song.
Write about:
What kind of music do you like listening to? Name types of music, bands, singers. Why do you like this music? What do you like to do while listening to music? What music do you dislike and why?
The week 5 assignment resulted in quite a few sunsets! From the boys!!
Photo courtesy of tommau on Flickr
I took this photo during one of my cricket matches; I was waiting for my turn to go out to the middle while listening to my IPod. End of the World, by REM came on; I looked up at the approaching storm (which would cause our game to be postponed) and took the picture. The storm caused a lot of damage, and there were pictures of people swimming down main roads in the city.
Students appreciated the landscape photos:
This is a really cool picture I really love how the sun is shining from behind the clouds. I love taking pictures of the wilderness it's really fun some times. Do you like taking pictures of stuff like that?
It was good to see conversation moving from what was in the photo to appreciation of aesthetics and effects. Many students admired photos of the natural environment.
There were many 'Proustian' experiences triggered by the chosen songs.
Photo courtesy of brentonwau on Flickr
This picture symbolises the song "In the summertime", by Thirsty Merc. The lyrics in this song talk about the happiness and fun times of summer. This song isn't one of my most favourite songs but whenever I hear it, it reminds me of when I go down the beach during summer and all the fun I have. Summer is my favourite season because I love swimming and being outside in warm weather.
Photo courtesy of MaTtGau on Flickr
It was surprising (or was it?) that what we consider famous landmarks (above) were not so famous outside our country.
The picture looks beautiful even if your brother is on the way. I think that the sky, the grass, and the big rock behind your brother. Where was this picture taken?
Posted in Week 5
Tagged inspiration, lyrics, song
Week 4 – Take a photo at school at lunchtime
Photo courtesy of Kitty_FI on Flickr.
Week 4's photo assignment caused a stir – our boys discovered that the Finnish students had a cafeteria and were entitled to sit down to a free hot lunch. Our students usually bring a sandwich from home or buy something from the canteen, then stand around with friends eating their lunch. Yes we do have some seating … On the other hand, the Finnish students only had 30 minutes for lunch, whereas ours boasted 50 minutes. And the Australians' canteen food made some of the Finnish students jealous:
Wow, that's great food =D We got always like some bad tasting soups and porridge 😛 But our food is free.
Photo courtesy of tommau on Flickr
Many of our boys' lunchtime photos centred on sport and received comments like this:
What a pity that our lunch break lasts only 30 minutes so we don't have time to do any sports on our lunch break.
Photo courtesy of LukeS.Au on Flickr
A little diversity into the mix of food and sports photos was well received.
Very nice fashion statement your setting here! I'm sure that furry purple hat and yellow cape will start a new trend for the spring! 😀
Posted in Week 4
Week 3 – Take a photo with movement
Week 3: Take a photo:
With movement, maybe one of your hobbies, or activities at school or freetime
*Write about:
Your hobby/hobbies or extra-curricular activities at school, what made you choose them and what they give to you.
Photo by Danielnau on Flickr
Cricket and football were at the top of our boys' list of hobbies and pasttimes for Week 3's assignment. This prompted a discussion about the different types of sport with questions about Australian Rules football and cricket.
You're right; cricket is not a very common sport in the USA. I don't know to much about cricket, but it kind of looks like baseball. Is cricket only a male sport, or do women play too? Wow 4-5 hours! That's a really long game! Do all games last that long or only the games that go into overtime?
And yes its not very common sport in Finland. Actually I don't even know any Finn that plays it. I've seen some cricket games on TV and they sure are very long. How long is an average cricket game?
(Another comment) Is cricket little bit like baseball? Cos i only know how you throw the ball and that the bat looks weird:)
In some cases students learned the rules of sports they didn't play in their country, for example, one of the Australian students explained the rules of squash to a student from Finland.
There is ample evidence that students are engaged in learning from the overseas students – much more than if they had just read the information in a text.
Finnish student: Mostly we swim in summer because its only time in the year when water temperature goes over 20 degree Celsius.
Wow! I can't believe that 20 degrees is warm. What is the water temperature usually?
It really depends on the time of year. Most of summer its like 15-19 degrees but it goes way below that on other time of the year. Some finns even go to swim when water is just over 0 degree during winter.
Photo by tiaafi on Flickr
Experiences are very different amongst students. This American student's comment has been echoed by some of the Australian students:
I like this picture I looks like it came out of an imagination not from a real place some where. I have never touched snow but I have seen it before and it did look like a lot of fun.
Photo by keithtAU on Flickr
The above photo was greeted with surprise
(Finnish student): Woah! I never believed that there is a place fort ice skating in Australia. Is that some kind of indoor ice skating arena?
Sometimes the comments are about the photography:
Photo by brentonwau on Flickr
I really like this picture. You can see the movement in it but its still very sharp (Finnish student)
Some responses go deeper:
Photo by KierenT_au
I got this picture when I was gardening and when I saw it I was fascinated. It showed to me that us humans should be like this big although there are a lot of minor obstacles in the way there are also very big ones which I think is a perfect example of life. This bug showed me that there's always a way around even if it was very big and take a long time to get around it still managed to get around.
While watching this bug for ages I just saw at some points that you get stuck and cant move and you need a helping hand or you might just get stuck and struggle for a bit but soon figure out how to get unstuck. I think that time is the greatest thing on this planet without time where would we be? Also without choices where would we be what if we couldn't make our own choices?
I'm not sure if I could have asked for a better response if I had included more prescriptive guidelines. This student has blended photo with higher order and creative thinking. It's interesting to see the occasional contribution with a surprising perspective. When students read the entire cohort's responses, they get a rich diversity – so much to take in and respond to.
Understanding is unpacked through the dialogue. An Australian student talked about swimming when it was 30 degrees and an American student responded by saying
That's insane 30 degrees I would die down in florida when it gets to 40 i think it's like an ice age!!! It's so crazy on the difference between there and here. By the way your picture is very cool and the pool looks amazing:) I love swimming.
A Finnish student clarified:
Are you talking about fahrenheit or celsius? Cos 30 degrees in celsius is really hot and morgan is talking about an ice age:)
Whatever the students have shared in this week's assignment, there is plenty of positive reinforcement from their cohort:
This is very cool. the fact that it's your passion and you enjoy it is even cooler. I like how you actually enjoy and look forward to it is awesome.
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BSkyB, the FTSE 100 satellite television broadcaster, has axed Bank of America Merrill Lynch as its key adviser in the latest blow to the bank's broking division. Merrill has the second biggest franchise of FTSE 100 clients in broking but has suffered a string of high-profile staff departures.
A broker essentially acts as a conduit between a company and its investors in the hope of more lucrative work in the future such as mergers and acquisitions. Former co-head of broking Mark Astaire was one of those who left, joining Barclays Capital, which has now taken over the bank's role at BSkyB. Merrill also lost Tullow Oil as a client following the departure of Andrew Osborne, who quit the bank following market abuse allegations.
BSkyB is considered a juicy mandate for a broker due to its media profile. For example, the broadcaster has received swathes of coverage ahead of tonight's first episode of the racy French drama Maison Close.
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Worcester: Pet Rock 2013
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Sept. 8, Pet Rock 2013 will be held from noon to 5 p.m. at Quinsigamond Community College, 670 West Boylston St., Worcester. This animal expo includes music, the Adoptable Pet Parade, dog contest, raffle, information, and many activities and demonstrations. To find out more and for a schedule of events, visit http://petrockfest.org/the-festival.


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