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There was some conversation about recruiting, the days on the road, connections in recruiting and just keeping the momentum they have gained from overall and recent success.
Bo said in regard to senior running back Kenny Wilson that he might be back next year, and said the same about Andy Christensen. The situation will be evaluated with Christensen, according to Pelini as Christensen seems to be as involved with whether or not he comes back as Bo is.
The team voted on Captains today, and Pelini said that they will announce the permanent captains come the Player's Banquet.
Next week the team will go at least four times for practice and at least four the following week.
Check out the full post practice audio with the Head Coach.
Also check out the practice audio with senior quarterback Joe Ganz as he talks about the bowl, the year, his golf game and much, much more.
Another note: I asked linebacker coach Mike Ekeler about Bill Snyder taking up the reins at Kansas State again and asked him about the possibility of him being a candidate for a coaching position there. He said that's for other coaches to worry about, because he "said" that he was happy at Nebraska. Kind of coach speak, and I will have the full audio with him up a bit later.

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LAKELAND, FL- The Lakeland Raiders have been working diligently for the past few months getting the team ready for the 2012 season. Owner Michael Mink has coined his mission to make this team successful and prosperous by his hard work and dedication to not only the team but the city of Lakeland. "All In!" is what Michael tells some people because he is putting everything he has to make sure the Raiders win a championship and are in Lakeland for many years ahead. Some may see Michael around town with his Lakeland Raider wrapped Dodge Durango, courtesy of official partner Sign-a-rama.
Raiders Operations Manager's comments on the head coaching position, "Today is a great day for our organization and for the team. I have received many emails& phone calls from coaches all around the United States that were interested in our head coaching position. I analyzed everyone who applied and talked on the phone for many hours in deliberation of who would be a great leader for this team." The Lakeland Raiders are proud to announce that Michael Mink will be the head coach for the 2012 season.
Michael Mink brings decades of football knowledge to the Raiders, serving as the Co-Founder and Co-Owner of the American Indoor Football Association for 5 years. During his tenure, he ran operations for the League and served as owner, General Manager, and Head Coach of teams in the AIFA. His head coaching jobs consist of the Montgomery Maulers, Carolina Speed, Ogden Knights, and the Yakima Valley Warriors. He was also the head coach for the original Gulf Coast Raiders which led his team to a 9-1 record. Michael's career coaching record is 37-22 and has helped teams make the playoffs four out of six times. Mike has moved up over 66 players to higher level football leagues such as the Canadian Football League, Arena Football League and the National Football League during his tenure. Mink, a Tampa native, is ready to lead the way and showcase some of the top local talent in Lakeland and the surrounding areas. Michael is also a member of the minor league football hall of fame. "I have had some good athletes on my teams previously is the most talented I have ever had. I am eager to start coaching these men and get them ready for a championship season" commented Mink.
The Lakeland Raiders' season tickets are on sale now and with prices ranging from $59 to $140. For fans wanting the "Ultimate In-The-Game-Experience," lower level boxes, with seating for up to 10 fans, are available for $3500. Tickets are available at The Lakeland Center Box Office or by calling the Raiders Battalion at 863-834-7511.
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The Lakeland Raiders were founded by Michael Mink and co-owned by Michael Mink and Robert Tannenbaum. The Lakeland Raiders are a Professional Indoor/Arena Football Team in the Ultimate Indoor Football League(www.theuifl.com). The Lakeland Raiders organization is a community based team that supports affordable family fun and entertainment. The original Marine Raiders were a honored group of warriors and sons from America. The lost Marine Raider Battalions completed their mission in real war and were the pride of World War II. One Team. One Mission. The Invasion begins in 2012!


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Hennessey Venom GT: World's Fastest Car
This is the Hennessey Vemon GT.
It has a new world speed record for 2-seat sports cars by reaching a top speed of 270.49 mph.
Watch the video below. It was recorded at the Kennedy Space Center on the 3.2 mile Space Shuttle landing runaway. The driver is Brian Smith, Director of Miller Motorsports Park.


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Female presence on corporate boards : a multi-country study of environmental context
Terjesen, Siri A. & Singh, Val (2008) Female presence on corporate boards : a multi-country study of environmental context. Journal of Business Ethics, 83(1), pp. 55-63.
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A growing body of ethics research investigates gender diversity and governance on corporate boards, at individual and firm levels, in single country studies. In this study, we explore the environmental context of female representation on corporate boards of directors, using data from forty-three countries. We suggest that women's representation on corporate boards may be shaped by the larger environment, including the social, political and economic structures of individual countries. We use logit regression to conduct our analysis. Our results indicate that countries with higher representation of women on boards are more likely to have women in senior management and more equal ratios of male to female pay. However, we find that countries with a longer tradition of women's political representation are less likely to have high levels of female board representation.
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Intel CEO Apologizes for 29% Profit Drop, Promises $150 Atom Tablets
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Mobile demand is driving Intel into the low-end chip market, the last place it wants to be
Analysts had hoped [
] that Intel Corp. (
), the world's largest maker of chips for traditional personal computers, would post revenue of $12.9B USD and a profit of $0.40 USD/share ($2.05B USD). Instead the chipmaker
on slow PC sales, posting a net income/profit of $0.39 USD/share ($2.00B USD) on revenue of $12.8B USD.
I. Intel CEO Admits to Mistakes
The miss might seem small, but for investors it was very unsettling.
The sentiment is that while Intel may be profitable for now, the company missed the major direction the market is heading towards: mobile devices. Profit slid 30 percent in a year and analysts are wondering if that trend will continue, leaving Intel in dire shape in just a couple more years. Driving this slide is the trend towards
cheap tablets (hybrid tablets/laptops) and smartphones
are cannibalizing
traditional PC sales.
Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO [Image Source: AP]
Needless to say, it was a touch quarter for Intel's
new chief executive, Brian M. Krzanich
. In an earnings call he offered up a
mea culpa
of sorts, stating:
Intel was slow to respond to the ultramobile PC trends. The traditional PC market segment is down from our expectations at the beginning of the year, while ultramobile devices like tablets are up... At the end of the day, the market will go where the market goes. We've not always lived up to the standards we've set for ourselves.
In the call, he promised lower price points for chips and cheaper devices -- particularly on the low end.
II. $150 USD Tablets With Intel Processors? Intel CEO Promises Big
Key to that effort will be the upcoming sixth major release to the Atom platform. Manufactured on the latest
22 nm node the quad-core tablet-geared Atoms
; SoC:
; chipset:
Bay Trail
) are expected to be shipping in tablets and hybrid notebook/tablets this holiday season.
Mr. Krzanich boldly predicted the following price points:
Convertibles (hybrids)
Laptops (w/ touch)
The big question is whether these devices will be appealing customers. Some $200 USD and lower tablets -- namely, Google, Inc.'s
Nexus 7
-- have received good reviews. But current Intel tablets have been priced much higher (for example the
Iconia W3
Acer Inc. (
) at $379 USD) yet earned worse reviews.
A big question is how low Intel is willing to go on chip pricing. Intel typically has charged much higher rates per chip than ARM chipmakers, citing
the processing power of its chips
Intel would rather customers buy pricier
based tablets/convertibles, but may be forced to turn to budget models. [Image Source: Intel]
But ultimately the CPU is proving less critical to the tablet experience than other components like the touchscreen, battery, and operating system. A tablet with a less powerful CPU, but a better screen, battery, and OS is often perceived as superior to a tablet with a faster, more expensive CPU but otherwise weaker specs.
This has come to a shock to Intel, which has long put its faith in the philosophy that the fastest chip built on the best process sells.
Intel and its partners will have to make big changes to have any hope of hitting the price points Mr. Krzanich was advertising in the earnings call. Take Acer, for example. It would have to cut $172 USD off the current price of the Iconia W3, which has a 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Atom processor. That's a whopping 47 percent price cut, and one that will surely demand much lower unit prices from Intel.
III. Chromebooks Surge as Intel Struggles to Adjust
If Intel can't hit those prices, it will likely lose more market share. The NPD Group reports that Google shockingly scored
a quarter of the sub-$300 USD laptop market
, capturing about 4 to 5 percent of the market, according to Gartner, Inc. (
Intel does power
one of those Chromebooks
-- the
Acer C710
($220 USD), which packs a Celeron 847 (1.1 GHz dual-core 32 nm
Sandy Bridge
). But the other Chromebook --
Samsung's $250 USD 11.6-inch model
-- packs Samsung's in-house 1.7 GHz dual-core Exynos 5250 processor, which uses an instruction set from ARM Holdings Plc (
). Samsung's model was the #1 top notebook seller on Amazon.com, Inc.'s (
) computers and accessories section and had an average of 4.1/5 stars; the Intel-equipped Acer received 3.3/5 stars and was the #8 top notebook on Amazon.
Acer C7 Chromebook
An Intel-powered Samsung Chromebook at $250 USD might sell at least as well as the current ARM model and is possible, given Intel's efforts to woo Samsung. Intel recently scored a contract to power
a variant of the Galaxy Tab 3 10.1
, which runs Google's Android OS.
But even if Intel can win the low end tablet/notebook/hybrid market with a mix of Atom-based Android and Windows devices, it faces a catch-22; those sales may cannibalize unit sales of higher end, higher margin chips
Intel has never had a penchant for the low margin, low-end processor business, which it left largely to ARM's chipmaking coalition. The fact that it's committing so fully to it now, and even contemplating acting as
a third-party contract fabricator for ARM chips
shows how fearful Intel's leadership is of low-price mobile devices cannibalizing sales of higher-priced traditional PCs.
IV. Process Lead May Be Lost by 2015
The situation could be growing more dire soon as Intel. Samsung has reportedly committed to delivering a
large volume of 14 nm
processors to Apple, Inc. (
) by 2015. Meanwhile, reports indicate that Intel will
shelve its own 14 nm (3D) FinFET rollout
till 2015. Unless Intel surprises or Samsung flinches, this would indicate that for the first time in over a decade Intel might no long have a process lead. That's insult to the injury that the mobile device pickup has dealt Intel.
14 nm product from Intel is reportedly shelved till 2015. [Image Source: Intel]
In the earnings call Mr. Krzanich says that 14 nm will enter mass-production by the end of 2013. This indicates a late H1 or early H2 launch of the 14 nm
may be possible. But even if Intel delivers, Samsung may not be far behind.
Mr. Krzanich insisted in the conference call that the low-priced Atom push wouldn't cannibalize
device sales, instead creating new business. But the reality is that whether it does or not he has no choice -- as he says, "the market will go where the market goes."
A year ago Intel
made $2.8B USD in profit
. This year it made nearly 30 percent less -- $2.0B USD. With PC sales at an all time low, Intel is diving into the shallow waters of low-budget bargain chips -- the last place it wanted to be.
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"Game reviewers fought each other to write the most glowing coverage possible for the powerhouse Sony, MS systems. Reviewers flipped coins to see who would review the Nintendo Wii. The losers got stuck with the job." -- Andy Marken
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Grad Lindsey Roberts-Walstrom Brings Technology to Public Schools
"The joke is that I was genetically engineered for this position," Lindsey Roberts-Walstrom says with a laugh. "Because my dad was a computer programmer – he built me a working computer when I was three – and my mom was a teacher."
Today, Lindsey – who was the valedictorian of her class when she graduated from the Education Media Design & Technology master's program – is the curriculum specialist for technology integration for West Hartford Public Schools (WHPS), a district of 16 schools and 10,000 or so students. As her title suggests, she helps with incorporating technology into the district's classrooms and working with teachers and principals to develop tech-friendly lesson and unit plans. Or, as she puts it, "Working one-on-one with teachers who want to use technology or redesign what they're doing now; [I] help them visualize what they want the integration of technology to look like, and help guide their decision making to achieve their vision."
Lindsey has a background in the classroom. For seven years before enrolling at Full Sail, she was a special education and elementary schoolteacher in West Hartford schools, having completed a triple major in elementary education, special education, and early education at Juniata College in Pennsylvania. And as a teacher with a genetic predisposition to the latest gadgetry, she found herself incorporating technology into her classroom at every opportunity.
"When I was looking for a master's degree, I wanted to learn more about how I could use technology in interesting ways," she says. She chose Full Sail's Education Media Design & Technology program both because it offered her that learning and because it was an online program, which meant she could stay in Connecticut with her husband and baby boy. "The timing was perfect," she says. "Everyone is looking for someone who knows what they're talking about – how to use [technology] to teach."
After graduation, Lindsey joined the team that was leading West Hartford district's technology overhaul. Like districts all over the country, WHPS wants to use the Web and mobile devices – Chromebooks, iPads, Google apps, Google docs, VoiceThread, etc. – to redefine students' educational experience for the 21st century, making it more engaging, collaborative, and interactive.
"We are seeing a shift in thinking about who owns the learning, the teacher or the student," she says when asked how she expects tech to change the classroom over the next decade. "Quality technology integration gives kids a global voice, and an opportunity to extend themselves beyond pleasing the teacher – an opportunity to pursue their interests, and contribute to the intellectual world around them. They're using computers to discover, investigate, create, and share; not just display."
In other words, memorization and recitation of facts is less important than learning how to learn – how to cipher through and critically assess the myriad data that can be gleamed from any 10-year-old's smartphone.
"The intent of extending digital access to students is that learners will become more involved, motivated, creative and more confident in their own self-worth as valuable contributors to our society," she says.
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Dec 30, 2013 - From staff reportsCitizens are reminded that it is a violation of state and federal laws to tamper with orange barrels and cones inside of a roadway construction work zone.
The Riverview Road project's prime contractor is asking for help from citizens to help maintain safety through the construction area.
"Our barrels and cones were looking good ... but sometime during the night, barrels and cones were stolen and/or moved up and down Riverview Road," said contractor Jerry Bornhoft on Monday. "It was a mess this morning. We want the work zone to remain safe for drivers, pedestrians and other people. Please don't move our cones and barrels; they are placed to designate the driving lanes and to enhance the safety of people traveling through this project."
Bornhoft said work crews plan to return to the project Monday.
The speed limit across the Riverton Valley Irrigation District canal is 20 mph.
Working hours are 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., and traffic is allowed to pass through the project from 6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. without being stopped by flaggers. During the remainder of the work day, travelers may encounter delays of up to 15 minutes.
Jerry Bornhoft Construction's scope of work on the $2.8 million project includes grading, draining, milling existing asphalt, placing crushed gravel base, asphalt paving, chip sealing, removal of the existing Riverton Valley Irrigation District canal bridge, curb and gutter, water main replacement, sanitary sewer and electrical improvements, fencing and other work on .94 miles of Riverview Road beginning at milepost 2.16 in the City of Riverton between Rein Road and Augusta Drive.
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2012 proved to be Thierry Henry's finest year yet in Major League Soccer, and now the Arsenal legend is back for a fourth season with the New York Red Bulls. The two-time MLS Best XI player will be looking to lead the Red Bulls to their fourth consecutive appearance in the MLS Playoffs and perhaps the first MLS Cup in club history.
Arsenal.com will once again track Thierry's progress throughout the season. Our Henry Watch page offers an overview of his performance in each game as well as periodic updates on the progress of other former Arsenal players plying their trade in MLS.
Toronto FC 1-2 New York Red Bulls
Saturday April 27, 2013
BMO Field – Toronto, ON
Thierry Henry played a big role as former Everton star Tim Cahill grabbed his first goals of the season. Henry dummied a pass on Cahill's opening goal, and supplied a perfect crossfor the Australian to head home in the 89th minute. The win pushed the Red Bulls into second place in the Eastern Conference.
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Deirdre Fitzpatrick Claims Silver Medal at Junior World Championships
Aug. 20, 2012
PLOVDIV, Bulgaria - Incoming USC women's rowing freshman Deirdre Fitzpatrick captured the silver medal at the Junior World Championships, this weekend, as she helped her boat to a final time of 6:56.44. Fitzpatrick is in her second year as a member of the U.S. Junior National Team and was part of a priority boat that was just three seconds short of claiming the gold medals.
From Cheshire, Conn., Fitzpatrick rowed for the Connecticut Boat Club; one of the top programs in the country. She earned a spot on the U.S. eight boat which placed third at the Junior World Championships a year ago. Fitzpatrick also placed third at the 2011 U.S. Rowing Youth National Championships with the eight boat and took first place at the Head of the Charles in the Youth Fours category.
Fitzpatrick is one of five top recruits who will join the USC women's rowing program for the 2013 season. Darian DiCianno (Lafayette, Pa. / Mount Saint Joseph Academy), Lindsay Gibson (Roswell, Ga. / Roswell HS), Kamali Houston (Sacramento, Calif. / St. Francis HS), and Michelle Martina (Monte Sereno, Calif. /St. Francis HS) will also be new additions to the Trojan roster, this fall.
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Hello! I have been using the K12 curriculum with my 2 children since 2001 and we love it. They are now both in high school and doing very well. I truly believe the K12 curriculum is a major factor in them being very prepared for college/university. We started with K12 as Direct Consumers (I purchased the curriculum and used it independently of any Virtual Academy) for their first few years. Then we moved to Wisconsin and joined WIVA and then 4 years ago moved to California where we joined CAVA. Even though each school is different in their requirements, they usually are pretty similar and of course the curriculum is the same. You did not mention what grade(s) you were looking at so I'll do the best to give an overview.
In the early grades the parents spend a lot of time helping the child. The curriculum is written for the parent to direct the child. Around the 4th or 5th grade (and depending on the child) they can do a lot more on their own and the curriculum starts being written for the child to read and do more on their own. However, the parent has teacher guides to check work and get an overview and objectives of the lesson. As the child moves into high school the parent moves more into the mentor/guidance/cheerleader mode. All the work is turned into the teachers and graded by the teachers.
In the early grades our days looked like this. I would gather all the material for the next day that evening so we would not spend as much time finding books and materials. As the child got older, I would have them gather their materials. I would read over the lesson and directions. As they learn to read they can start taking over much of this. Then they would have time to work on worksheets giving more control over to them as the years went by in getting these things accomplished. Some of the lesson assessments are done completely online and some are offline and checked by parent and the score entered. Mastery of at least 80% is expected before moving on. You have complete control to move on and revisit later or go ahead and review and retake the assessment right then. You have control to change schedules, move more quickly or take more time on a lesson or unit. You have access to all the materials. Usually the Virtual Academies will expect the child to attend some live or recorded sessions via the computer (Blackboard sessions). These can be really helpful for the child, gets them exposed to their teacher(s) and other classmates and gives the parent a break from presenting the material. Also, the teachers offer direct 1 on 1 help if needed via Blackboard or the phone or even face 2 face depending on where the parent/teacher resides.
As the child moves to middle school they can do more on their own with help as needed from their teacher/s and parents. Again the involvement of the parent/s is very important and depends on the maturity and ability of the child. My oldest could do almost all on her own by the time she was 4th / 5th grade with me checking her work, discussing various aspects of her lessons and entering scores as I needed to. My 2nd was not as motivated or disciplined so I had to help, drive, drag him much more :) So through the 8th grade the parent is still very involved but I would say the most important job of the middle schooler's parent is to teach them to be more independent in their work, figure things out for themselves, learn to go directly to their teachers as needed, answer questions completely and complete work in a timely manner. Basically teaching them Life Skills.
Then as a high school student they can usually be much more independent. I only spend a few hours each week checking their grade book which is available all the time, reading over "k-mail" of contact the teacher makes with the student and student with teacher, making sure assignments are being done in a timely manner, encouraging and helping where needed. More of a coach directing the child in making bigger decisions like what classes to take, signing them up for SAT/ACT, helping them with deciding what college to go to, etc. The high school student has more options of Blackboard sessions to attend with their teachers. Some are required. Most are always recorded so they can have a flexible day. My daughter works about 8 hours a week and works her school around her work schedule. The high school student is required to spend at least an average of 1 hour per class per day. Some days this will be more and some days less. They also have deadlines for assignments and more of a strict schedule. This is very important in learning to work in constraints that will be placed on them when going to college.
Hope this helps.
Thanks lalovelady, that's really helpful. I still don't know if we'd be able to swing it; I'm unemployed right now but ideally I should be working full time. Still hoping to hear from MAVA folks, esp. those who are also WOHM.
You might post your questions on this FB page for MAVA
There are also other FB pages for learning coaches. You don't have to currently use the curriculum to get on and ask for advice.
Coming in late here--just found this. We did MAVA the first year and found them to be completely incompetent. The K-12 program is great, but the administration of MAVA was terrible and chaotic. They changed teachers for my daughter's grade (7th) three times in the first semester. She was taking Chinese without anyone checking her work, as they never got a teacher for the class. We never even got a set of grades or any teacher communication for the final half of the year. My daughter took the MCAS in March and May of 2011 and we never received any results. My advice would be to stay away unless they have drastically overhauled their program.
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Hello! Thank you for opening the thread! We are so excited to start homeschooling! I have always fantasized about homeschooling and think it is awesome whenever I hear that someone else is doing it. DH and I have been tossing the idea around for years but it took me a long time to take that big step and commit 100% to homeschooling. My oldest son is very bright and school has just been getting worse every year. He behaves well and is very social (we'll have to keep up all his friendships!) but he is soooooo bored with the academics and is grossly underperforming. He also has a teacher that embarrasses him in front of the class because he is unorganized and kind of absent-minded. We feel an urgency in getting him out, but I don't want to start until I have a decent plan in place. Which is why I am asking you experienced moms and dads for help.
He has always done Everyday Math in school and we were thinking of switching to Singapore Math. He has shown a natural aptitude for math but has never ever been challenged by EM, and we feel that he is way behind where we were at that age when it comes to arithmetic. Is Singapore Math good for logical thinkers who can master concepts fairly quickly?
Is it easy to teach? Is there something better? We don't need a lot of manipulatives for him. Incidentally, we are also thinking of getting Singapore Math for my other son, who will be staying in 2nd grade, b/c although he has always done great at EM in school, he recently tested at a very low percentage statewide in math.
I have heard that Charlotte Mason is good for kids who love to read. He likes history a lot. Is there an indispensable book list? What prep work would I need to do? A friend suggested I read the CM companion. We are Christian.
I have a degree biology and have worked as a natural history interpreter, and my husband is a physicist; we don't feel we need a curriculum for science.
We need to be laid back and flexible. I want DS to be challenged but I don't want to have to plan every minute of every day. There is NO WAY I could ever do Susan Wise Bauer's curriculum, though we love the Story of the World books. I am not organized enough, not do I want to have to adhere too strictly to anything.
Do you haver any input on Singapore Math or Charlotte Mason? What about anything else that has worked great for your kids who love to read and have high verbal and reasoning abilities?
Thank you so much for reading! I would appreciate any suggestions or insight!
You sound like us a few years back. Welcome :)
My dd also had Everyday Math in school -- we hated it and found it not only not challenging, but it had a very narrow scope. We found Singapore to be a good fit--take the online placement test though because Singapore is challenging compared to other programs (esp. Everyday Math!) and typically we consider it a grade level off. (ie Sinapore 4A = 5th grade). This year, we also added Life of Fred math. Since your son is a reader, he may like that as well. He needs to have a firm grasp of basic operations first. Anna is using Life of Fred (Fractions and Decimals) and Singapore 5B this year. We may not finish all of them, but we don't care. She loves Life of Fred.
I don't know much about CM. . . but wanted to point you to the Michael Clay Thompson language arts program. http://www.rfwp.com/ This is our first year using it and I really feel that we are completely covering Lang. now. I must say though that my dd needs me to help her through the grammar book. I like his 4 level breakdown of sentences, but my dd found his dialogue difficult in the grammar book. She really likes all the others though and I have been successful using the Grammar with her--but that one is def. a partnership thing.
We use the library for any science/history needs. We don't use a curriculum for either of those currently.
Mom to three very active girls Anna (15), Kayla (12), Maya (9).
Thank you for the welcome, Amy! I appreciate the encouragement with regard to Singapore Math. ALso, I have heard of that language arts curriculum and it sounds like something we would really like. How many years has it been since you pulled your daughter out? How has it worked out for you and for her?
We are unschoolers so we don't use a curriculum. However, I do buy the books off the www.sonlight.com booklist. I feel that the reading list will help the kids learn about a lot of subjects our society expects kids to know about but in a fun way. My kids are still little, so we have only used the preschool books and i have just recently bought the kindergarten books. We are not Christian so only buy the secular books. I think I read somewhere that sonlight has the greatest breadth of history of any homeschool curriculum, but I do not know if that is true.
I think CM and sonlight are both living books. You may want to compare them and see which book list works better for you. Here's another such place: http://www.winterpromise.com/about_us.html
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Thank you for the welcome, Amy! I appreciate the encouragement with regard to Singapore Math. ALso, I have heard of that language arts curriculum and it sounds like something we would really like. How many years has it been since you pulled your daughter out? How has it worked out for you and for her?
It is really hard to believe that it has been almost exactly two years since I pulled my dd out. She was in 3rd grade at the time. I had toyed with the idea of homeschooling from the beginning, but she really seemed to enjoy the 'energy' that was available in a classroom. By third grade, the energy was the only perk and the boredom, playground politics, etc were really wearing on her. It was a hard decision, but now I don't know why it was so hard. The change has been amazing. She became fun again. That sounds so mean, but her attitude had gotten pretty bad. . . coming home seemed to ease the stress and put the fun back into learning. This isn't to say that it has all been a cakewalk. At first, it took us some trial and error to find out where we wanted a curriculum and where we didn't. We also had to learn about how we learned--and how comfortable I felt with teaching. It took us a while to wrap our heads around a short school day. And it took us some time to find other hs families that we liked. Some days I still get really frustrated. But then I run into someone complaining about the amount of homework her son now gets (it was more than we spend/day total for school) or we have an opportunity to do something that would have been impossible with a school schedule. . . and the frustrations ease a bit. We did keep her enrolled in the gifted program with her district. It is a one day/week pull out program that we love. In fact, I just got back from their Renaissance Faire--my dd was Queen Mary of England (aka Bloody Mary). It was really neat. Unfortunately, this is the last year of the program for her. It only runs grade 2-5. She still has friends from her ps. It was cool really--we discovered who she really liked and who she had just tolerated for sake of the "group" at school. Now, she still has many friends but some homeschool and the rest are distributed amongst several public and private schools. She hasn't found a "best" friend that homeschools, but that is ok too. Her "best" friends just have a different schedule than she does. She really loves performing. While possible, it would have been very difficult to let her be in as many plays/musicals/etc with a typical school schedule. We really have come to see homeschooling as a blessing.
Keep in mind, that I was originally pulling her out because of "lack of challenge" and "boredom". These were true, but I had no idea of the emotional stress that she was dealing with either. And, I haven't tried to push her through subjects. Instead, we learn a bit and then move laterally for a while, exploring the same topic from a different angle or going deeper into something of interest. She toys with the idea of trying ps again. My dh would like her to go to high school, but right now I am good with keeping it just like it is.
In fact, one year after I pulled my oldest out, I pulled my second child out as well. She was having a harder time than Anna but in a completely different way. That is another story though. And, truthfully, I don't know what I will do for my third. She is scheduled for kindergarten next fall. I don't expect to keep her in public school, but she kinda feeds off the energy (like Anna did) and so I might let her go next year. There are many choices within that -- which is also meant for another thread.
Mom to three very active girls Anna (15), Kayla (12), Maya (9).
I'd go ahead and pull him immediately. He'll probably need some time to decompress, and you can take the rest of the year to to figure out a plan and start up in January. Even if he just wants to read and play for the next six weeks--that's fine. He'll be okay.
We're using Math Mammoth here and we love it. It's very similar in structure to Singapore, but IMO about 1000xs easier to teach. You can buy it online and download it. It's very inexpensive and you can download part of it or all of it. The addition workbook is something like $3.25, so not a huge risk if you want to try without committing to the whole curriculum. It might even just be good to get you through the next several weeks until you settle on a curriculum for sure. You might want to check out Liping Ma's Knowing and Teaching Elementary Mathematics as you're selecting math curriculum.
We're 'relaxed classical' here, meaning we follow the SWB program somewhat. I really love her Grammar and Writing programs (though my oldest is second grade, so I can't really speak to the 4th grade editions).
Welcome :)
I can relate to wanting and needing something "Laid back & flexible" This is why we use Time4Learning as it allows your child to work at their own pace . We also use spellingcity and Story of the world ..
Non-Vax~No-Circ~T4L-Homeschooler~co-sleep~EBF~"Crunchy" SAHM to DD &DS
I would go ahead and pull him out - the plan will shape up as you go along. The humiliation will take its toll. Reading together, watching documentaries, science and history shows, etc. will suffice for quite awhile. The one thing about homeschooling plans you should know up front - they will change. As you learn together, how you go about it will evolve over time. There is no way to get a perfect plan in place ahead of time.
I would like to second the recommendation of Michael Clay Thompson books from www.rfwp.com We have used them for many years and they are great fun. The lower levels were great for curling up on the couch together. We also used Singapore math through the primary levels with great success. Everyday Math would have driven my daughter batty. As you get into Algebra check out www.artofproblemsolving.com for texts and classes. In fact I would check out books for MOEM like Creative Problem Solving by Lenchner now from that site.
I agree that you don't need a science curriculum. The ones available for elementary/middle school grades are generally pretty bad anyway.
We pulled my daughter out at age 5.5 so we've been at it awhile. She went back to school last year for half-time high school. She found the academics at the rigorous charter high school easy to master despite being 10 turning 11 at the time. She decided she prefers homeschooling, so we are back full-time homeschooling now. I love that we are - it is so much easier than dealing with school! She does a mixture of online classes and studies we design together. You might check out onlineG3 or Athena's Advanced Academy- they offer classes for the Michael Clay Thompson books as well as history and literature classes. Also they offer a community of gifted learners who like to share stories and other creative ideas on their forums.
Good luck - pull him out and go have a great time. :-)
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The Jefferson DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO THE INTERESTS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY Jefferson town, Jefferson County, Ky., Thursday, October 12, 1911. Vol. 5. No. 17 with on addition of eleven. The SUNDAY-SCHOO- L baptizing took place Sunday afternoon at Mr. Sam Gar woods pond. Quite a large crowd was present. Convention of Kentucky Association Will Happenings Among People You Know Told Miss Newton Miller raturued home Held in Louisville Oct. in a Brief and Spicy Manner. Sunday.after several days' stay with Yann is completed and the family have moved in. The construction of Ed. Fegenbush's new home is under full headway. Mr. Herman Schneider has returned after several months' visit in Writes A. B. C. Are a Progres- THE SAINTS MIDDLETOWN. Be 19-2- relatives at Tarascon, accompanied Oct, 9 Middletown, Miss Mary by Miss Mary Miller, who will spend some time with her. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. EUiscta and Mr. Will Honl. who has been quite Mr. and Mrs. Ted Garwood. Mr. and ill of acute indigestion, is convalesMrs. Kred Dull and children speut cing. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brinley is quite sick. Car-woo- Little Miss Fae Gregg, of Louisville, spent last week visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Suncor, entergrandpareuts, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. tained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Maddox. of Spriagdale, Miss Myrtle Duncan left last week Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Hei r and childfor St. Petersburg, Florida, where ren. Mr. and Mis. R. W. Maddox she will teach in the graded school and children, Mr. Arthur White and there. sons. Mr. James llerr and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Jessie spent Mrs. Harry Mitchell and BOO. Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Miss Nellie Claxon. of Grestwood, Sam Abbott, of Crest wood. spent several days with relatives Miss Sallie Woodsmall is visiting here last werk. M iss Kate L'rtou. S. S7 RALLY of Dan home after a ville, have returned week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. C'has. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Liuney, Weatherb'e. At Jeffersontown Christian Church Next Misses Etta and Lois Weatherbee spent last week in the city visiting Miss Marion Broughton, of Louisv ille. The Methodist congregat ion is very happy over the return of their pas- tor, Rev. L. M. Russell, who was sent back to them after the coufereuce at Greenville. Mrs. M. F. Crask, Mrs. Robt. Martin and Mrs. Allen Foulter spent Friday with Miss Mattie Turner. Little Miss Liuuie Waetherbee was the guest of Miss Mary Fage Gaines Sunday, it being her fifth birt lidav anniversary. Mrs. L. G. Durr entertained at a dinner party Monday Mrs. Clarence Shaw and Messrs. Roy and Sherman Swan. Mr. Chas. VVeatherbee entertained at dinner Sunday Miss .Minnie and Mr. Chas. Head. Mrs. L. C. Durr is entertaining this week Mrs Mattie Renisou. of and Miss Mary L. Hecker, Shep-herdsvill- e, of Bullitt county. Mrs. John Waters entertained at dinner after services Sunday. Ber tabie was beautifully decorated in fruits, coral honeysuckle and cosmus. Covers were laid for Rev. G. J. Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Clore and Mrs. Mollie Cox. Mrs. Lee Brinlev, of Jacksonville. Floiida, was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Clore last week. Mrs. B. T. Coleman enteitained Tuesday for Mrs. O. Hausgen, of , Anchorage, and Mrs. Alexander of Valley Station. Mrs. Joe Mathis, of Fisherville, entertained Friday Mrs. Mattie Reni-son- , Mrs. A. C. Durr, Mrs. Lou Durr and Miss Mary Hecker. Mrs. J. E. Rankin, of Louisville, entertained at dinner Friday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weatherbee, Mr. and Mrs. . E. B. Linney and M iss Nannie of Danville. Misses Lizzie and Annie Corban entertained the Misses Blackwell, of Eastwood, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Guthrie, who were married at Bardstow n iast week, speut the week-enwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Guthrie. Mr. and,Mrs. T. D. Guthrie, of Macon, Ga., came Saturday evening on their way from New York, where they have been taking an extensive bridal trip. They left Monday for Macon, after spending the week-enwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Law-son- Lin-ney- d day Sun- Mr. Joplic and Miss Reager 19-2- 2. nt 11 .'1 Thursday evening at 7:30 at Warren Memorial church, Fourth and Broadway, the welcome address A district Sunday-schorally, un- from the business men will be de der the auspices of the Jefferson livered by Mr. R. W. Brown: from County Sunday-Schoo- l Association, tin- churches, Rev. Aquilla Webb. will be at the Jefferson town Mr E. Y. Muilius will speak on the Christian church next Sunday. Octo- "Sunday-school- 's Contribution to the ber IS, beginning at 2:30 p. m. All State," and Mr. Huston (juin on and those "Because of Today What of Tomorof the local Sunaay-scfaooof this district are expected to be row?" represented. Cuite a lengthy and interesting Rev. Geo. A. Joplin, general sec- program is arranged for each day of retary of the Kentucky S. S. Associa- the convention with some of the leadtion, will be present and deliver an ing Sunday-schoo- l workers in the Mr. Joplin is a leader in country to take part. address. this work and will have something interesting to say. Miss Madeline BOECHEL. Reager, of Louisville, will also address the meeting. This means that a large crowd will be present, as both speakers are thoroughlv conversant Many- Improvements Being Made Socials. Visitors and Other News. work and are enwith Sunday-schoo- l tertaining speakers. Rev. 'J'. S. Tinsley. pastor of the Buechel, Oct. 9. Miss Florence Christian church, will preside and Roggenkanip entertained the followdeliver the welcome address, and ing on Sunday evening: Misses Alma Rev. Virgil Elgin, pastor of the Young, Anna Dierking, Ella May Methodist church, will oiler prayer. Lie ber, May me Kaiser, Ida Lang-hecSpecial sinking by all the Sunday-school- s Anna Belle Lieber, Ida Belle of the town will be a feature. Kaiser, Katherine Graff, Eleanora Kverybpdy is invited to be present. Young; Messrs. Fred Lieber, Fred Roggenkanip, Chester Kaiser, Wm. ol iir-l- ls - HELPFUL Talks Made at Farmers' Institute Held at What Can Be Done Middletown By Others. Middletown, Oct. 9. - The Farmers' Institute which met here Friday and Saturday was quite a success and well attended. It was helpful to those on the farm to be there and hear those men tell how they have made the farm a success. Mr. L. B. Clore. of Franklin, Bid., "The Corn King,'' raised all his prize corn on thirteen acres. He attends agricultural college short courses and wears evening clothes, but at the same time he can put on his cotton overalls and get down to the plow and all kinds of farm work. Not every boy can be a rich man but every boy can A boy with gentlebe industrious. manly manners, who is trusty and d interesting program. Oct. 9. Misses Louise, Margaret and Mamie Hahn, of Lyndon, spent Friday with relatives near here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein, of Louisville, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Fanny Klein and family. Mi. and Mrs. S. L. Maddox and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ellwanger were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Maddox. Mrs. Jane Peyton, who, has been sick, is somewhat improved. Misses Georgiaphine Young and Anne Miller spent Friday with friends at Lyndon. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.Goinsanddaugh-ter- . Estelle, were guests Sunday of Mr. Will Miller and family near forty-fourt- Europe. Miss Gertrude Hikes entertained on Wednesday evening the following: Misses COMMENDS The Jeffersonian Advocating Best Interests of County Does Buechel Subscriber. Alderson, LETTER From Between The Pikes and in Jefferson County. On d Miss Cordelia Fegenbnsh spent Sun- day in Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Westerman returned Tuesday evening after several weeks' visit'in Missouri. Hikes' Sunday-schoo- l will observe Rally Day Sunday, October 29th. Everyone is invited to attend. Miss Ethel Mills, of Seatonville, was the guest of Miss Mittie Van de Vert Saturday. Miss Edith Fegenbush was the guest of Miss Sadie Skiles Wednesday. Henry Frederick has purchased a handsome new machine. M. Kennedy, our R. F. D. man, is building a house on Greenwood ave. The Buechel ice and cold storage building is undergoing repairs for en- at and time won't pass quick enough to bring them te the setting out time. Thev are "looking for a sweetheart" and know she will do. Lost information Interesting Letter Upon Topics of $1.00 Per Year Young Man. Lost. Strayed or Stolen A valuable young man whom we have liked and thought was interested in us. Any sive People. Emma gratefully received. Reward, the Day From a Good Section of the County if returned uninjured and no questions asked. Double Wedding. News of Interest. vTwo couples at St. Matthews were inibued with the same mind upon St. Matthews, Oct. 9. Now, that the same day, consequently the priest all visitors have gone home (enter- at the Catholic church (shall say tainments in their honor kept every- killed two birds with one stone?) united in marriage Mr. Louis Bauer and body moving to complete the round of social duties), we have subsided Miss Freeman and Mr. Kaelin and under our own ine and lig tree to Miss Mamie Kamer. As both grooms are blacksmiths their minds seem to rest. How in the same channel. 1 v Save Your Money. Fry's Hill is very modest and never ends in any news, but I have found out that they are not behind, but Mr. Webb has purprogressive. chased an automobile for delivering goods in style, in keeping with his produce and his own clever way of doing everything. A large, stylish residence is being built at Fry's Hill by Mr. Gus Haberman on Want the Poorhousef?) the boulevard leading to Anchorage. Tfee question of where shall the county almshouse be located is being Who says we are not in the push? A. B. C. agitated in this community, alon with the election and wheat sowing. Notice. Of course, that energetic body, the Ladies' Aid, never ceases from labor. Plans are being laid even now for a wonderful bazaar, which will comprise every thing needful, beautiful for the feminine. the Pike and luxurious Don't buy anything between now and Christmas; save all your money to spend first week in December, Fry's Hill News is somewhat scarce in this section at present: many changes have taken place since wc last took up our pen to jot down items for the paper. The saddest occurrence was the death of Miss Mamie Olges, which was a great shock to her fam- These are the thoughts uppermost in Bills for papers delivered by me ily and hosts of friends. She had the masculine mind at present. are rendered the first of each month, been a great sufferer for several as we do not extend credit to any one Have an Automobile. years, but was thought to be improving, when she died very suddenly Folks, the Browusboro road has an for a longer period of time. Now all who have not hitherto done so, while sitting in her chair. She was automobile- - making a daily trip to will greatly oblige if they will pay a most lovable young lady; industri- Louisville taking passengers in great bills before the tenth of the ous to a fault. "What her hands style. So, you Middletown and Jeff- their I have to make prompt setmonth. found to do she did it with all her ersontown people can't turn your tlement each month with the pubmight," and there was not much nose up at us any longer thinking we lishers, and I expect customers to do She was a are back numbers. Mamie could not do. the same by me. skilled house keeper, florist and could Wki.ford Alcock, turn out some of the most delicate The Glenview Baptist meeting has When unable to be on closed a very interesting and profitneedlework. Your wants can be supplied if you her feet much, she was busy with her able service, with twelve additions to will try The Jetfersonian's classified needle, and some of the most beauti- the church. ad column. ful embroidery we ever saw was her very last work. The world is poorer Moving Forward. today without Mamie, but heaven is Dr. Arthur Laird, son of the Presricher. byterian minister at Springdale, has Protracted meeting began at Oak opened a dental parlor at the manse. Grove church last week. There have His excellent work and moderate been good congregations and two ad- charges have brought him much custom lately, tic is so pleasant and ditions to date. efficient that take this means of Bon Doon Wise had an exciting ex- asking all who are in convenient disperience recently, the second within tance to patronize him. You see, a few years. we are moving forward. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Farmer have moved to the city and taken rooms A little on Winter avenue. It is so very the young "nightingale" so charmed boys here by her solos at lonely without them near us, but we church that the days seem endless hope soon to take rooms on some avenue, when we can see them and the other "kiddies" oftener. Dr. B. H. Blair, of Lebanon, Ohio, recently vis'ted his sister, Mrs. L. V. Hansbrough, who has been ill for months, but is better. Miss Lee BaNow is the Time to Place Your Order for ker, Dr. Blair's great niece, has gone to Lebanon, O., with him to attend the Lebanon Normal school this session. She hopes to qualify to teach. Lebanon Normal is an excellent school. Some of our very best scholars attended that school, some of whom are Dr. Wm. Rush, Professor Wm. Maple, Dr. Jas. R. Bates and several others from this neighbor"EAGLE" AND "ELK" BRANDS hood, but who have located elsewhere. All of whom speak in the : ARE BEST highest terms of the Lebanon Normal We sincerely hope Miss school. baker will do equally as well. .. WHO 15 Mansfield. Russell Seay. Louis Hoock, Kred Graff and Irwin Young. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dierking. Rev. James ' McKitrick, of South Carolina, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Summers and family Wednesday. Misses Gertrude Hikes and Virginia Westerman are on the sick list. Mr. Harry Shively issuffering from an attack of rheumatism. J. W. Summers is building a ware house on his place. Rev. James McKitrick will conduct services at the Greenwood avenue Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at '.i o'clock. Everyone is iuvit-eto attend. Mrs. Williams, her daughter and two sons have come to spend the winter with Miss Ella Crawford. Miss Annie Page and niece, Miss Elizabeth Struck, who have been spending the summer in Philadelphia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pratt. Reynolds this week. Paye and her niece will leave shortly for Los AnsTeleSt where thev will ioin the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nellis Struck. New Pastor Arrives. George Roederer, of Harrodsburg, Rev. Virgil Elgin and family was the guest of friends here Sunday. arrived Monday from Hartfort and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hikes entertain- are now occupying the Methodist ed at dinner Sunday Mrs. Bernard parsonage. Mr. Elgin preached at Cooper's Memorial last Sunday and and sou. Henry, of Prospect. We like to get letters like the following from people that appreciate the value of a county paper: Buechel. Ky., Oct. 9. 1911. Editor Jeffersonian: Find enclosed $1.00 for renewal of my subscription to The Jeffersonian which has become one of our indispensables. You are giving us an Al coqnty paper, and your persistent advocacy of good roads, better rural schools and rural conditions generally, are certainly commendable. Long live The Jeffer- largement. Yours truly sonian! Mr. Lancaster, of Hardin county, T. L. CONNELLA. visited his son. B. J . Lancaster, last Harrod's Creek. on sale week. The Sunday Courier-JournThe meeting at the Glenview BapThe handsome new home of Thomas church' closed Sunday morning at Fanelli Bros. tist al Corinne Whistler, Venita Johnson and Valley Smith; Messrs. James Smith, Edwin Johnson and Edward Whistler. Mr. and Mrs. John Blevens, of Highland Park, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Blevens last Sunday. Miss Mollie A. Fishback has returned to her home at Fern Creek. After spending a week with Mrs. Horace B. Kincaid, and Mrs. M. A. Fishback, of Louisville. Mr. Charles Fisher and daughter, Miss Virginia, and Mr. Harry Hall, of Oak Grove neighborhood, speut Sunday with Mr. W. B. Fishback and family. to Speak. honest and does his very best every day in the shop or on the farm, will gain the attention and confidence of men and will be given paying and responsible positions. Character, like a house, must have the right kind of Guthrie. a foundation. The foundation stones The missionary society of the Meth- of a good character are reverence odist church met with Mrs. T. C. for God, respect and obedience to Gaines last Tuesday. A good num- parents: kind to old people. ber attended and they had quite an WORTHINGTON. h annual convenThe tion of the Kentucky Sunday-schoo- l Association will be held at Warren church, Presbyterian Memorial Fourth and Broadway, Thursday to The music will Sunday, Oct be in charge of Mr. E. O. Excell, the noted composer anil singer. Mr. Alvin Roper will be pianist, and Mr. Thos. R. Gordon, leader. The girls' Chorus from the Clifton-Cresceill Methodist church and orchestra of the Walnut Street Baptist church will take part in the musical programs. Mi Thursday afternoon at o'clock Miss Nannie Lee Frayser will preside at the eleoentary conference at l lie Broadway Methodist church. The theme will be "Organization." Madeline At the game hour Miss Reager will preside at the advanced division conference at the Presbyterian church at Second and Broadway. ( Every Thursday will preach here next Sunday morn- ing at 11 o'clock. He is said to be a tine preacher; come out and hear him. Fine Book Showing. As advertised by J. Bacon & Sons in this issue of The Jeffersonian this well known firm has the largest and best selection of boys and girls books this side of New York. There is nothing that will help a boy or girl as much as reading of good books, and there are all kinds offered at reasonable prices by J. Bacon & Sons. Read over the large list of titles and authors in the ad. It is not too early to buy for Christmas. Services at Benlah. There will be preaching at Beulah at 11 A. M. on next Sunday. Rev. L. B. McCord will preach at both services. Communion will be held at the morning service. Geo. W. Cheek jPast or. I BOB'S FIANCEE? Wheat Fertilizer One of our salesmen will call on you. Don't order until you see him. Call at our store and look over the 1911 Pattern Thomas " Grain Drill 64' It's a beauty. We also carry a complete line of Disk Harrows, Lever Harrows, Land Rollers, Corn Cutters, Etc. THE SOUTHERN SEED GO. Incorporated Preston and Jefferson Sts., Louisville, Ky.
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However, if any of you NC.com friends unfriend me, I will cut you. You're stuck with me forever, so deal with it, 'k?
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One old friend disappeared, I didn't even notice, and then I included her in an email to my friends about a play I was doing.
Holy COW, I should have saved her response so I could post it here. She RIPPED ME APART for unfriending her, saying I probably thought she was too stupid to notice and I was just "crawling back" to her now because I was desperate and pathetic for people to come see my show. And then something like "I have REAL friends, sorry you can't say the same."
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Episode 4 of The Atherton Project begins in Houffalize, Belgium for the first round of the 4X World Cup. Gee has to watch from the sidelines due to a shoulder injury, so Dan's left to fly the flag for the Athertons – can he get his season off to a flyer?
Then it's on to Maribor, Slovenia for Round 1 of the Downhill World Cup. Disaster strikes for Rachel as she breaks her finger in training, but this seems to make her even more determined. As the rain slows the course right down, is she going to attempt the impossible and get herself on the podium?
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One of Special Olympics Kentucky's signature fundraising events will make a splash when the Polar Plunge hits the water at Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park on Feb. 15.
Participants raise money from sponsors, register at 9 a.m. that day and then take a leap from the courtesy dock at Kentucky Dam Village into the wintry waters of Kentucky Lake to benefit the athletes of Special Olympics Kentucky.
Plungers are encouraged to wear costumes for a chance to win one of many awards. Top individual fundraisers are recognized as Polar Plunge royalty with a King, Queen, Prince and Princess of the Plunge being crowned.
Those not wishing to brave the cold can register as Too Chicken to Plunge. Too Chicken participants raise money but instead of receiving a Polar Plunge T-shirt, they receive a special Too Chicken to Plunge shirt. Too Chicken participants also qualify for all other available fundraising prizes.
The second annual Polar 5K will precede the day's events with a start time of 9 a.m. Feb. 14. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. Both will take place at the Convention Center at Kentucky Dam Village. Opening ceremonies kick off at 10:45 a.m. and the plunge begins at 11:30. Plungers who wish to take part in the costume contest must be registered before 10:30 a.m. to be eligible.
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I have a 3GS which was on ISO 4.1 BB 05.13.04 but seem to be running really slow, many apps like facebook would crash.
Anyway didn't want to upgrade in fear of balls in it up. Went for the plunge and made a custom firmware 5.1.1 with my base band....all went well and used absinthe 2.0.4 to jailbreak it. The result was great, really fast phone but i have just noticed if i switch 3G on(i normally just leave it off untill i need it) in menu signal goes down, and no 3g icon comes up.
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Saturday, 21 June 2014
Gin and Crochet!
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The crochet squares are just beautiful and I am looking forward to seeing them all made up. Good on you for finishing a project. It is my plan this year as well....two done already out of a number too large to mention!!!ReplyDelete
I have never heard of elderflower gin and it sounds lovely. I thought I should try it too but remembered another WIP in my freezer. A ton of sloes....so rather than start something new, you have inspired me to make up some sloe gin, and create some freezer space! Liz
PS Hope Lottie loved the walk.
thank you Debbie the pictures of Lottie are adorable, psst we have just bought a bottle of Elderflower licquer from M and S delicious with gin and soda waterReplyDelete
I have been waiting in anticipation for updates on those gorgeous gorgeous motifs! I can just tell it's going to be the most beautiful blanket when all put together. The colours are a dream, and your work so neat. I'm so excited to see it all finished!!! Lottie is always such a cutie pie too. Enjoy those refreshments Debbie :)ReplyDelete
Gin and crochet sound like a match made in heaven! :)ReplyDelete
Your squares are so beautiful!
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Your crochet is looking gorgeous. I think it looks so cheery and lovely with the different colours around the motifs - it's going to look beautiful when it's all put together - I can't wait to see it!ReplyDelete
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A perfect post for summer solstice - elderflower gin and crochet certainly go hand-in-hand!! Those squares are simply beautiful, the colour palette is so lovely! Chrissie xReplyDelete
Completely loving the soft colours of your blanket! They say mellow and summery just as the gin does! Gorgeous! xxReplyDelete
I am impressed by all the crochet blocks you made, but most beautiful is your Lottie, she is a real diva on the couch. Great idea to make elderflower gin, I just made syrup of the elder flowers.ReplyDelete
The crochet squares are absolutely beautiful. I love the colors. The elderflower gin sounds amazing. And pup is a cutie!ReplyDelete
Your crochet squares are very pretty.. and Lottie has such a sweet face :o)ReplyDelete
I like the sound of the gin, there are not very many Elder trees in this part of Wales, at least I have not found many. I do have my eye on 2 but am hoping to get berries for jamming from them.ReplyDelete
A very nice post for this days! I have never heard from gin with elderflower, a good new idea for me.ReplyDelete
I made sloe gin last year - still haven't tasted it - must remember to do that. Elderberry flower gin sounds very refreshing so I should give it a go too - I'm off to Sainsbury's for the Gin.....ReplyDelete
Hi, I love your craft, is beauty, I love a colors, I follow your blog, hugs from Brazil.ReplyDelete
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Your crochet squares are so pretty. I like the sound of elderflower gin!ReplyDelete
We made elderflower cordial last year which was delicious even if non-alcoholic.ReplyDelete
Yes I admit it you hooked me with the post title straight away lolReplyDelete
Now why didn't I think of this before, especially since Ive bought some of the Gordons with elderflower and liked it : )
I always nip out and gather in sloes to make myself some sloe gin so why not try elderflower too!
Hint - use last years sloe gin, if you can bare to leave it, with the next years sloes and you can have an amazing liqueur but its strong I warn you lol
AND I adore the subtle colours in your crochet, very calming cough cough - as is the gin of course lol
Ohh my gosh, the colors of your crochet are so beautiful. Do you like a brand? Or is it all from different brands?ReplyDeleteReplies
No, it's a mixture of several brands. All merino or wool dk.Delete
I made some elderflower cordial and intend to make some more. There are definitely a lot of elderflowers this year. The crochet blocks are lovely - I really like your colours.ReplyDelete
I just discovered your lovely blog. The colors you are using are so lovely. Your dog too cute. I'm wishing we had elderflowers growing here. Glad I found your blog. Best, KimReplyDelete
Lovely colours of the crochet squares:) I'm looking forward to seeing the result!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful week:)
I'm on blog catchup at the moment. The granny squares look absolutely lovely and the sorbet colours are so fresh. Hope we see a photo when its altogether. I've never tasted elderflower "anything", so must see if I can find at least cordial here in Oz. Maybe next time in the UK, I'll be able to taste it. Take care.ReplyDelete
Haha probably the best combination I have seen sofar! And what beautiful squares. That blanket will be a dream when finished. Have a lovely week! Anna xReplyDelete
I've heard that Elderflower wine is delicious, Elderflower Gin has to be very more'ish! Love the squares and the Willow pattern is one of my favourites xxx PatReplyDelete
Chin chin!! I am not allowed to drink gin as it makes me cry and depressed :-) I think it is just the hangover afterwards!! I love your squares, you are nearly there xxReplyDelete
The colours of your squares are just gorgeous and the pattern you chose is such a subtle and beautiful one. The blanket will turn out marvelously pretty. I just came across your blog right now and it is such fun because this morning I learn the word serendipitously and in the beginning I had a few pronounciation difficulties. But I very much love this word and it's been in my head all day. It is such a nice word! From now on I will follow you blog . Have a serendipitous day! ViolaReplyDelete
Your squares are absolutely beautiful, I cannot crotchet but learning is on 'the List'.ReplyDelete
From one gloriously spoilt pooch to another, Daisy says "hi" to Lottie :}
the colours of your sqares are beautiful.also the pattern.mmmh i love elderflower sirup!ReplyDelete