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JavaScript, as a language has a lot to offer. There are a lot of programs, written in JS, that can help make a programmers' life much easier and today I decided to tell you about 5 JavaScript projects you might not know about. Sometimes you find yourself in a situation that's difficult to code your way out of. The best part about this is that there was most likely someone else before you who was in that same situation, solved the problem, and shared the code with the world. This will show you a few projects, but I encourage you to go to GitHub and browse a multitude of different projects. Knowing about the different projects that are out there will help you in the future when it comes time to find something that will solve a problem you're facing. So let's start with these 5 projects that I find interesting.
Creating animations in JavaScript and CSS can be simple, but once you want to do some more interesting effects the code gets really complicated really fast. Snabbt.js, created by Daniel Lundin, is a project that gives you the ability to do amazing animations with only a few lines of code. Take a look at what's possible with these examples: [Example 1] && [Example 2]. These are probably much more complicated than what you'd be creating on your standard website, but these examples show the raw power of this library and all with a great frame rate. For more real world examples, visit the website. There you'll see code samples right next to the effects that code creates.
Have you ever been to one of those websites where the code you're seeing looks exactly how it would look if you were using a text editor like Sublime or Atom? That's called syntax highlighting and it would be an extremely difficult and tedious task to create from scratch. But don't fret, you don't have to do it from scratch ever since Ivan Sagalaev created Highlight.js to tackle this very task. To see a bunch of different examples (different languages with different styles) check out the website. Did I mention how easy it is to use this? You just include a few files, write a few lines of code and then it works perfectly. Go to the usage page for more information on exactly how to use Hithlight.js in your projects.
Ever have the desire to know what ping your internet is running at? Or what about your current download/upload speeds? Well Sindre Sorhus also had those same desires and he ended up creating speed-test. I know, not the most exciting name. This is a Command Line Interface (CLI) which is probably the simplest thing in the world to use. Using NPM, just install it. Then run it by typing it's name into the command line. That's it. There will be some wait time while it starts checking and a few seconds later you'll know your ping, download speed, and upload speed.
This one is just goofy, but I love it anyway. I'm honestly not sure what prompted Tim Holman to create Elevator.js, but I sure am glad he did. What this project does is when you hit the "Back to Top" button at the bottom of the page, it takes you back up to the top the same way an elevator would. I could explain, but it'd be better if yo saw it. There's an example on the website. If you want to use this in any of your projects it's actually quite simple. Just include Elevator.js in your website and then create an Elevator object with the main audio and the ending audio. The GitHub page explains exactly how to do everything. This just goes to show you that you don't have to be serious all the time to put good code out there. Having fun is a big part of coding.
One of the most important tools a programmer can have at his or her disposal is a good text editor. So the team over at Adobe decided that they would take on the challenge of creating a text editor written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. After wading through the fire, out came Brackets, a highly extensible, user friendly text editor. I know, I know, before you get on my case about this, Brackets is a much larger and well know project than the others on this list. The reason it's on here is to show people the true power of JavaScript. For any programmers, new or old, I would highly recommend trying out Brackets to see if it's the text editor for you. If not, you can always check out one of the 10 million others out there.
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Last month's blog was all about stretching. However there are some people who don't even have to try to be flexible. People with hypermobility have joints which easily stretch beyond what would normally be expected. They are sometimes referred to colloquially as being 'double jointed' a definition which brings to mind images of contortionists squeezing Read More
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By: Barry Sapp and Christopher Shannon for The Young Black Gay Men's Leadership Initiative (YBGLI). They are members of the YBGLI Organizing Committee. YBGLI is a national movement of young Black men addressing issues disproportionately affecting their peers.
"A member of the armed forces shall be separated from the armed forces under regulations prescribed by the Secretary of Defense if that the member has engaged in, attempted to engage in, or solicited another to engage in a homosexual act or acts." [10 USCS § 654].
September 20, 2014 marks the 3rd anniversary of the repeal of the "Don't ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) policy. This legislative change was monumental in transforming the way the SGL (same gender loving) community maneuvered through the trenches of the Armed Forces. The Clinton Administration instituted the policy prohibiting the discrimination of gay and lesbian members of the armed forces; however, this policy also prohibited "out" members of the gay and lesbian community from enlisting in the military and if a current servicepersons' orientation was revealed they could be dishonorably discharged. After nearly a decade of societal pressure, the antiquated policy was overturned by an executive order. The repeal of DADT was pivotal in the quest of equality for the LGBT community. It's important that as time goes on we acknowledge this journey, as well as the voices of soldiers in this battle. In order to aid this goal, we are providing a platform for the voices of individuals who have served or currently serve, and will be telling their stories.
Kris Shannon
Formally, I am known as Christopher Shannon, but in the "gay world," I am known as Kris. When I was 18, I joined the Army National Guard. The day I joined, I sat at a desk in front of an older White man and he bluntly asked me: "Do you practice homosexual acts?" I answered his question, but my answer was a lie. I justified my actions with my desire to protect and serve this country in our nation's armed forces. Seven years have passed since I told that lie, and although much has changed…much has stayed the same. It's been a few years since the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and it seems that many of us haven't really grasped what this means. For many Americans this meant that "the gays" were allowed to join the military, but for those of us, that were gay and currently serving in the military, it signified an opportunity for us to breathe and be ourselves. The repeal of DADT was intended to remove the fear of persecution and allow members to serve amongst one another while living their truth. However, for many of us this transition has not been easy. The LGBT community is accepted legally, but there is still much pressure to conceal your orientation to avoid judgment and adverse treatment. The days of being booted out of the military for your orientation are gone, but the discriminatory attitudes are still present. The media has painted a cheery image of progress and change within the military, and although change has occurred, progress is still lacking in many areas.
Barry Sapp
In the spirit of transparency and providing further perspective on the impact of the policy change, I feel that it's important to share my own experience as a former service member in the United States Army Reserves. I entered the service during the winter of 2003, and in the midst of self-discovery I found myself serving Uncle Sam. Being a young Black man grappling with questions of sexuality and orientation left me often times frustrated. This frustration became further complicated with fear after I joined the service. While serving in the military, I learned early on that although DADT prohibited harassment it didn't stop speculation and it fostered a greater sense of oppression that I had known all too well. During the summer of 2006, I was placed in Columbia, SC to train at Ft. Jackson. While there I befriended a sergeant in my training class. I soon found out that he was also SGL and we became fairly close. This closeness sparked speculation from some of our peers, who in turn reported their "concerns" to our command. Shortly after, I found myself before the company's Commander reciting aloud the Army's policy on homosexuality and was asked if I could comply. I lied and stated that I could comply and would not act on any homosexual or "immoral" acts while serving. This appeased the commander, but left me broken. I left his office with the bitter taste of self-betrayal in my mouth and shame in my heart. Not shame for my orientation, but shame that I chose to hide my truth in a desperate attempt to survive in the service. Not only was this experience humiliating, it was a clear indication in the faultiness of DADT. Mere speculation and gossip was enough to end soldiers' careers over something that had no impact on their ability to perform. Although I somehow managed to make it out intact, I witnessed many of my brothers and sisters become a fatality of that policy. Many are still picking up the pieces. My experience was one fracture in the damaged foundation of DADT. Eventually, the foundation completely crumbled, but it isn't enough for us to eradicate discriminatory policies. It is the duty of the SGL community to hold the "powers that be" accountable to ensure that progress continues and equity is more than an option, but the standard. We have come a long way, but the fight is far from finished. The anniversary of DADT is a reminder of our victories, as well as motivation to overcome our current obstacles. The hurdles before us are nothing but victories in the making; however, this will not happen without our community lifting its voice. The time is here and so are we. Shall we begin?


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Emile "The Cat" Francis
- Member of the HHOF (Builder)
- Stanley Cup Finalist (1972)
- 388-273-117 (.574) in the regular season
- 39-50 (.438) in the playoffs
-The NY Rangers made the playoffs every season he was coach
-4 straight trips to the Conference finals from 71-74, including a loss to the Orr/Esposito Bruins in the Cup finals in 72 and a 4-3 loss to the Broad Street Bullies in the Conference finals in 74
-Before he coached the Rangers, they only made the playoffs in 4 of the previous 16 seasons and never past the first round.
-The Rangers missed the playoffs the two seasons after he left
-Innovation as a player: Francis invented the catcher's glove that all goalies use today:
Originally Posted by
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Emile Francis is the winningest coach in New York Rangers history.
Scrappy, cerebral, inventive, innovative, insightful, and determined: Francis brought life and light back to the eyes to Rangers fans from 1965-75 and helped keep NHL hockey in St. Louis during an extremely difficult period in Blues franchise history.
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And amidst an NHL career,
re-building three troubled franchises – the New York Rangers, the St. Louis Blues and the Hartford Whalers
– it should come as no surprise to those who know Emile Francis that the pinnacle of his hockey career was helping youngsters develop a passion for hockey while building the game in his community.
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Long recognized as one of the outstanding minds in hockey
Emile Francis played goalie for the Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers during the 1940s and 1950s. It was Francis, who played multiple sports in his youth, who got the idea of combining a baseball first-baseman's glove with a hockey glove. The end result is the catcher's glove that goalies all over the world use today to catch pucks (Francis never thought to patent his invention).
-Rebuilding a the moribund Rangers:
When his playing career ended Francis worked for the Rangers in their front office developing their farm system. Many of the prospects he signed would later play key roles when he coached the Rangers.
He became the Rangers GM in 1964 but by 1965 he was doubling as their head coach too.
The Rangers had been in the doldrums since the end of World War Two, making only six playoff appearances since 1942. Their last Stanley Cup final had been in 1950 when Francis was still a reserve goalie for Chuck Rayner.
The Cat told me in an interview that he made comprehensive changes in the Rangers organization; not just with personnel but also with the team's facilities.
Instead of using the inadequate practice rink at the old Madison Square Garden, Francis had a brand new practice facility built in Long Island. Vic Hadfield writes in his diary of the 1972-73 Season that Francis made sure that the traveling and hotel conditions were "first class".
-Coaching philosophy:
Francis told me that he expanded the team's scouting corps and he wanted to beef up the offense, saying,
"I believed in speed; people who could skate, win 60% of face-offs. I kept track of everything: giveaways, takeaways…using films as a coaching tool."
It wasn't just speed Francis emphasized. It was physicality too.
Francis told me his philosophy was "play the man".
"The more hits you had the more shots on goal you could get," he said. "I wanted my teams to have a minimum forty hits per game."
To encourage contact Francis had a bounty system of $5 per hit (back then with low salaries $5 was a lot of money)
and the Cat told me with a chuckle that there were considerable arguments among the Rangers players about who got the most hits after each game.
-Effect on the Rangers:
His changes paid off when the Rangers made it to the 1967 Stanley Cup playoffs. Although they were swept in four by Montreal ("we didn't have the depth!" Francis laments) all four games were hotly contested affairs.
"Year by year, we kept getting better," Francis said.
Indeed, offensively, from 1970-74 the Rangers were always among the top four teams in goals scored, power play goals and power-play percentage. Defensively from 1969-74 the Rangers were always among the top five in defense and penalty-killing.
Francis coached and/or developed many of the greatest players in New York Rangers history: Rod Gilbert, Jean Ratelle, Brad Park, Eddie Giacomin and Harry Howell all earned Hall-of-Fame honors after playing for Emile Francis. Gilbert remains the all-time Rangers goal-scorer and was a two-time NHL All-Star. Ratelle was a two-time Lady Byng Trophy winner.
Sadly, despite his efforts, Francis never won the Stanley Cup. The Rangers did make four consecutive Stanley Cup final four appearances from 1971-74 (no other Rangers coach has done this since that time); and in 1972 they made it all the way to the Stanley Cup finals only to be beaten in six games by the Boston Bruins. In 1974 they came within an ace of making it to the finals again but were edged out by the Philadelphia Flyers.
-Ahead of his time:
In many ways Francis was ahead of the curve among his fellow hockey coaches and GMs.
When the present NHL Players Association began in 1967, Francis (unlike Punch Imlach of Toronto) saw the writing on the wall and dealt honestly and fairly with the new union, maintaining peace and harmony with his players. When the World Hockey Association in 1972 made inroads on the NHL, luring away top players with huge salary offers, Francis (unlike Harry Sinden of Boston) promptly renegotiated his contracts with his prime players and thus prevented any major defections to the new league.
When new ownership took over the Rangers in 1974 and began interfering with the Cat's leadership, Francis endured it for one season, was fired and moved on to the St. Louis Blues.
The Cat left the frying pan and landed into the fire. Francis as GM, coach and part-owner of the Blues waged a desperate eight year struggle to keep the Blues franchise operating. The reason why the Blues remain in St. Louis today is because of Emile Francis' unstinting efforts.
After 1983 Francis left the Blues and became GM of the Hartford Whalers (now the Carolina Hurricanes) until 1989.
Originally Posted by
Fischler's Hockey Encyclopedia
Known as a strict disciplinarian while
eliciting fierce loyalty from his players
Originally Posted by
Nick Beverley
Emile is a guy I really respected. He was just very fair but tough too. He had a hardness about him but I liked him. The guys really liked Emile and respected him but they didn't hesitate to (play jokes on him)... we were on a road trip in LA and we were getting ready to go on the ice and Dale Rolfe gets a hold of Emile's goalie skates and he's just rubbing them on the cement floor. He says, "It won't make any difference. he skates the same all the time." Sure enough, Emile came out on the ice and skated around and his skates had to be as dull as dull could be.
Originally Posted by
Complete Handbook Of Pro Hockey 1972
one of the very few ex-goalies to turn to coaching…
Originally Posted by
Complete Handbook Of Pro Hockey 1973
only man in NHL to hold down dual jobs of coach and GM.
Delights in keeping busy
and seems constantly in motion…
Originally Posted by
Complete Handbook Of Pro Hockey 1975
Credited with building Rangers into strong contender…
players believe in him
, which is why he returned to the bench last season… "
Francis got us playing the way we should be playing
," says Brad Park…
shrewd, fiery coach
… considered old fashioned and conservative, but shows signs of changing by signing colorful Derek Sanderson.
Originally Posted by
Complete Handbook Of Pro Hockey 1983
A firm believer in discipline and fundamental hockey
… saved Blues organization from extinction…
one of the most respected men in the game
Hopefully, highlights from 15 pages of interviews from "The Rangers, the Bruins, and the End Of an Era" still to come....
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It's not all Dole Whips and Mickey Bars at the Happiest Place on Earth. No Sir Ree Bob! The mouse has a fancy side too and last week I joined friends to dine at one of Walt Disney World's Signature Restaurants and these are the food porn photos from that visit. Feast yer eyes on em!
This is the view of Magic Kingdom from the restaurant by the way…
(skuse the darkness of the photos. I just got a new fangled camera and I am trying to get the lighting right. Apparently these could have used a flash)
First you have to start with drinks while you waiting for them to ready your table. This is mandatory. Do not skip this step.
Oh, and be sure to take photographic evidence when your girl friend picks up your guy friend's phone while he's in the men's room and does bad things with it. This is also mandatory. Don't be distracted by the fireworks. You can see them tomorrow night.
Now, you are going to be tempted to fill up on bread before your food comes. Don't fall for the salted butter. It's like crack you spread on top and it will only leave you wanting more and then you'll be so full you won't be able to fit in another round of drinks…or your dinner for that matter.
So the California Grill Menu is divvied up into four sections: Brick Oven-fired Flatbreads, Sushi, First Courses and Main Courses. A few of us made a meal out of sushi and others had a combination of courses. Here they are in no particular order. Also, the restaurant's menu changes all the time so some of these items may not be available if and when you dine there so be prepared.
Triple Cheese Flatbread
$12 Triple Cheese…pecorino, asiago and provolone, sun-dried tomato with arugula pesto Super Good! Not a complete meal.
Spicy Kazan Roll
$22 Spicy Kazan Roll…crab, shrimp, bay scallops, tuna and fireball sauce. Big enough to be a meal. My buddy gets this all the time. Two thumbs up!
Tuna Three Ways
$23 Tuna Three Ways…poke, tartar and tataki. This makes for a solid appetizer.
Dragon Roll
$28 Dragon Roll…spicy and tataki tuna, shrimp tempura, bell pepper, avocado and chili-soy glaze. Giant roll. Big enough to be a meal and amazingly delicious!
Crab and Seafood Roll
$22 Crab and Seafood Roll…hamachi, salmon, seasoned blue crab and jalapeno cream sauce. Delicious! This was my meal and it was just enough food. The tempura battered peppers at the top of the dish were cold though. Yuk. A fried edible garnish shouldn't be served cold…eva.
California Roll
$22 California Roll…jumbo lump crab, avocado and cucumber. As basic as it gets. My meat and potatoes guy ordered this one. Might border on not enough for a meal. Pretty standard fare.
Hand-Made Potato Gnocchi
$16 Hand-Made Potato Gnocchi…wild mushrooms, edamame, smoked pork and an organic soft poached egg. This dish shouldda been called creamy bacon'n'dupmplins. Oh my, I don't know what the pasta tasted like cause I was too busy picking out the bacon from my girlfriend's dish! Amazing!
Hawaiian Monchong
$39 Hawaiian Monchong…stir-fry vegetables, haricot verts, house made shrimp dumpling and shisho broth. I have no clue who ordered this or how it was so you just get the picture people.
Grilled Pork Tenderloin
$37 Grilled Pork Tenderloin…goat cheese polenta, roasted mushrooms, zinfandel glaze and sage. BooYa! I didn't get any of this either but as I recall there was none left on the plate. This may have been sopped up with the bread and salt butter crack.
When provided with the dessert menu we forced our server to dream up an occasion so that my pal Barry could have the house chocolate cake that is brought out for special occasions. We were having special occasion identity crisis so we a got a little Happy Everything on the cake.
Happy Everything Cake…complementary????
Resort Mom looking happy (or drunk) after the meal with the ladies of Running at Disney and WDW Parkhoppers.
Resort Mom…signing off


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Thursssssssday BOOOYAH!
1.) I just signed up for this. So I'm going to need everyone's help who listens to Cities 97 at 8, 11, 2, & 4. Because if you hear my name (insert my name here) you must text me asap telling me I won. Sidenote: the only thing I have ever won in my life was a over-stuffed big bird at Wal-Mart. Mom remember this? I will never forget this moment because it truly is the only thing I've ever won. But I feel my luck has changed.
2.) remember when I told you I was Felicity obsessed? Well once I had finished that show I needed a new one so I Innocently watched ONE episode of the show Weeds and now im H O O K E D. I don't want to admit this but I watched 5 seasons in about a week and a half. I woke up craving Weeds. Now, I have to wait until I buy a DVD player so I can watch the final seasons. Nooooooooooooooooo! Mustwatchweeds.
3.) Is it weird to microwave egg whites? Because I think it is but I still do it. Me= lazy. Here's the issue- the eggs basically explode all over the microwave every time. Is that normal?! It sounds like a bomb is going off in the microwave. At least I'm smart enouf ( 😉 ) to stand very far away incase eggs come flying out the microwave and burn my face off. <— fear of mine.
4.) I left work for lunch yesterday and I must have left right when all the children in the world were getting out of school. Everywhere I went there were little girls hanging out with their moms. This of course made me miss my mom instantly and also made me wish I could go back to being little. Those truly were the best days! One of my favorite memories I have of being little is leaving morning kindergarten, going home and having my mom make me tortillas with sugar, cinnamon and butter all melted together. I would eat lunch in the basement and watch the Brady Bunch and Gilligan's Island. Can I go backkk?! Mommm make me lunch! Also when I was little, I used to steal my sisters quarters from her piggy bank that she "hid" under our bunk bed while she was at school. I used to use the quarters to buy pop at the gym where my mom worked.
Dear sister- sorry for stealing your quarters. In my defense, I was young and didn't know better. And 2. You should have hid them better. Sincerely, your favorite younger sister.
5.) I want to make these.
For breakfast.
6.) usually I'm not into the whole celebrity gossip stuff (unless it involves Kelly Ripa or Ryan Gosling <—nomnomnom) but yesterday when I heard about Seal and Heidi's split my heart hurt a little. Remember when Nick and Jess broke up? I thought my life was ending!! It did for about a month. Doesn't anyone stay together anymore?! wah.
7.) We started a movie list on my wall. Guess who made the list? One guess, it wasn't me.
And i'm off to conquer the woooooooorld! (aka go to work)


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Guest Post: Straws and Connectors, Autumn Leaves Paper Bits and Dry Erase Classroom Tunics
Here's a sneak peek at a few ways our creative crafters used some of our products! All these photos were sent in to us by people who would love to share their ideas. So take a look around, and get acquainted with some projects you could use in your own educational space! Continue reading
Light Cube: Glowing Art by Twins At Play!
Kristen from Twins at Play is featured in another great post about the Educational Light Cube. In this edition, she gets her twins to play with neon tempera paints and black lights on the Light Cube! Continue reading
Cassie Stephens uses our Japanese Carp Wind Sock Kit!
This art teacher helps infuse so much inspiration and creativity into her students' work… it's zany!! We LOVE the Japanese Carp Wind Socks Mrs. Stephens' class made and we'd want you to have a look and share in the wonder! Continue reading
Guest Post: Kristen from Twins at Play and the Educational Light Cube!
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Guest Post! The Museum uses our Rolly Scrolly Paper!
THEMUSEUM in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada hosted their amazing "Unwrapping Egypt" exhibit this summer. Museum-goers could visit the exhibit and become immersed in the culture and beautiful history of Ancient Egypt. We at Roylco were lucky enough to participate in some of the children's programming with our Rolly Scrolly Paper! Check out this special hieroglyphics project with a written commentary from the senior education interpreter! Continue reading
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Caution! Twins at Play Introduces our Colorful Educational Light Cube!
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2 Flowers Learn use our Heart Mosaics!
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Mother Rising blog uses our Color Diffusing Leaves!
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The Differentiated Kindergarten blog uses our Manuscript Letter Beads!
Students will love being able to see their numbers and letters up close! These sturdy, colorful beads can be strung on thread or sorted into trays just like the photo above. Use the beads to teach number and letter recognition using visual and tactile approaches. Like blogger Marsha states, the beads aren't simply beads, because "the bead IS the letter"! Continue reading


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Clean Water Act News
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EPA chief Scott Pruitt has recused himself from lawsuits against the Environmental Protection Agency that he was involved in as Oklahoma's attorney general. Pruitt's recusal statement , obtained by E&E news and dated May 4, outlines several lawsuits he has agreed not to be involved in until one
Did President Trump change his tune in first address to Congress?
Some feel the president's speech had a new feel with a less adversarial tone and softer language than before.
Protesters and supporters gather ahead of Rep. Leonard Lance's town hall
ABC News' Charli James talks to people gathered outside of the event in Branchburg, NJ.
Senate confirms EPA nominee Scott Pruitt despite a renewed court battle
The U.S. Senate this afternoon confirmed President Trump's nominee to lead the Environmental Protection Agency , Scott Pruitt, even as he faces a new court order. An Oklahoma district court judge Thursday ordered Pruitt, the state's former attorney general, to turn over thousands of communications
Donald Trump's Pick for EPA , Scott Pruitt, Testifies That Climate Change Is No Hoax
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Everything You Need to Know About Donald Trump's Pick to Head EPA , Scott Pruitt
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How do you get stuff done with small kids around? I have decided that the rule of having 3 kids is that there must always be someone crying at any given time. At least, it feels that way sometimes.
Before we had kids, I knew I wanted to be able to stay home to watch them grow up, and I wanted to be intentional in parenting them. I had NO IDEA how busy life could be with 3 kids under the age of 5. And at the time I had NO IDEA how I would have a strong desire and need to help provide for our family financially to meet our GOALS.
It's hard to get work done with these precious littles running around. There is so much I want to do, and I want to do it well. I'm sure we've all had those guilty moments of using the TV as a babysitter to get a few things done. (I hope it's not just me! 🙂 And I really hate that…I want to be PRESENT when I'm with my kids and FOCUSED when I work.
You can see this post about scheduling: 168 Hours in a Week: What Do I Have Time For?
My kids need my attention on the regular. Some of the most common phrases from my kids are "look at me," "watch me," "mommy watch this," "did you see that?" My guys want me to PAY ATTENTION to them, they want my approval, they want to talk to me! So research tells me that this is VALUABLE time, and I can feel it in my heart. It's important that we pay attention because we are building a relationship that will allow us into their lives as they get older.
I break household chores, work tasks, and play time into bite sized increments that everybody can handle. When I am working on tasks, when we are cleaning (I'm training men who clean ;), when we are playing I'm able to be INTENTIONAL. Set a household timer, your phone, or computer for 20 – 25 minutes. I chose this amount of time based on my experience as a teacher. Kids can only stay engaged in an activity for about 20 minutes depending on their age (it may be less time depending on the kid).
Research actually suggests that 25 minutes is the optimum amount of time to get the most work done when completed in multiple segments. The Pomodoro Technique is a way to improve mental agility. It's kind of the same idea I have described above.
For some reason, my kids act like they have nothing to play with even though there are tons of toys all over the house! So I have pulled a few things to share that really seem to keep them engaged when I need to work.
You want to make sure that you are organized and prepared with any tools/papers/phone you need during your work time. I am a list maker…so the night before I look at my giant to do list and choose either a few small things or one big thing that can be broken into chunks of time. I try to have 3 work sessions during the day, usually after breakfast, around snack time (before or after), and then mid-afternoon.
7:30 Breakfast/clean up
8:00 (25 minutes) work time
8:30 (25 minutes) play time
9:00 (25 minutes) Household chores
10:00 Snack
11:00 (25 minutes) work time
11:30 (25 minutes) play time
12:00 Lunch
12:30 (25 minutes) Household chores
1:00 Quiet Time (my kids don't take naps any more) – work time
2:00 (25 minutes) play time
2:30 (25 minutes) Household chores
3:00 Snack
3:30 (25 minutes) work time
4:00 (25 minutes) play time
5:00 start dinner/this is when I let them watch TV
You will be surprised how much can be done in such a short amount of time! I will be the first to say this is more like a dream schedule and FLEXIBILITY is the name of the game. Sometimes my kids want to play by themselves and me work. Some days my littles need way more attention and work goes on the back burner for awhile. Making my kids a priority and putting my phone/computer down has helped me to really engage with my kids. I try to remember my 2 goals for the day, be INTENTIONAL with my kids and work and be ENGAGED with them both, just not at the same time.
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What a great post Ashleigh.
For me, I know the Promodoro technique works, but I just have a hard time stick to a schedule. Like today, we went to the park and I thought we were gone for a half hour ( I didn't bring my phone and I didn't have a watch). When we came home, I looked at the clock and we were gone for an hour. I was already behind. Lunch had to be made, dishes unloaded, laundry put away! Yikes!
That's what I end up doing. Scrambling, but I have good days. For me, instead of sticking to time, I focus on zones in my house. I have my cleaning zones but I also have my work and play zones too and my twins are learning that when mom's in her work zone, to not disturb her (but really, I do most of my work when they are sleeping).
Thanks for the tips! Not sure if cups and tongue depressors will entertain my almost four year olds, but it's worth a try!


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Animal Experimentation Unit
Animal Experimentation Unit
Asare G.A.,University of Ghana |
Bugyei K.,University of Ghana |
Fiawoyi I.,University of Ghana |
Asiedu-Gyekye I.J.,University of Ghana |
And 4 more authors.
Pharmaceutical Biology | Year: 2013
Context: Phyllanthus niruri L. (Euphorbiaceae), a medicinal plant traditionally known for dissolving kidney stones, is used prophylactically as an antimalarial agent. Objective: The study was undertaken to determine its effect on some male hormones and other toxicological properties due to paucity of its data despite its wide use. Material and methods: Male Sprague-Dawley rats (100-140g) were used. Group 1 [control group (C), n=6] received water. Group 2 [low-dose test group (LD), n=6] received 50mg/kgbody weight (b.wt.) aqueous leaf extract orally. Group 3 [high-dose test group (HD), n=6] received 500mg/kgb.wt. extract for 90 days. Upon sacrifice, among other organs the testes were harvested. Blood samples drawn were used for biochemical (including progesterone, estrogen and testosterone), cytotoxicity and hematological assays. Results: C, LD and HD estrogen values were 192±25, 385±122 and 962±357pg/ml, respectively. In the same order, progesterone values were 96±24, 155±45 and 320±80pg/ml, respectively. Testosterone levels were 5210±1090, 4710±220 and 4500±580pg/ml, respectively. Significant differences were observed in the estrogen and progesterone levels (p=0.001). Degenerative changes were observed histologically. Cytotoxicity at 50% (CC50) was 10.0g/ml. Discussion and conclusion: This antimalarial plant is mildly cytotoxic with male antifertility properties. © 2013 Informa Healthcare USA, Inc. All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted.
da Silva R.M.,Animal Experimentation Unit |
da Silva R.M.,Hokkaido University |
Della Noce B.,Animal Experimentation Unit |
Fernanda Waltero C.,Animal Experimentation Unit |
And 11 more authors.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences | Year: 2015
In this work we evaluated several genes involved in gluconeogenesis, glycolysis and glycogen metabolism, the major pathways for carbohydrate catabolism and anabolism, in the BME26 Rhipicephalus microplus embryonic cell line. Genetic and catalytic control of the genes and enzymes associated with these pathways are modulated by alterations in energy resource availability (primarily glucose). BME26 cells in media were investigated using three different glucose concentrations, and changes in the transcription levels of target genes in response to carbohydrate utilization were assessed. The results indicate that several genes, such as glycogen synthase (GS), glycogen synthase kinase 3 (GSK3), phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK), and glucose-6 phosphatase (GP) displayed mutual regulation in response to glucose treatment. Surprisingly, the transcription of gluconeogenic enzymes was found to increase alongside that of glycolytic enzymes, especially pyruvate kinase, with high glucose treatment. In addition, RNAi data from this study revealed that the transcription of gluconeogenic genes in BME26 cells is controlled by GSK-3. Collectively, these results improve our understanding of how glucose metabolism is regulated at the genetic level in tick cells. © 2015 by the authors; licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland.
Saramago L.,Federal University of Rio de Janeiro |
Franceschi M.,Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul |
Logullo C.,Animal Experimentation Unit |
Masuda A.,Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul |
And 3 more authors.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences | Year: 2012
In the present work, we produced two monoclonal antibodies (BrBm37 and BrBm38) and tested their action against the triosephosphate isomerase of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus (RmTIM). These antibodies recognize epitopes on both the native and recombinant forms of the protein. rRmTIM inhibition by BrBm37 was up to 85% whereas that of BrBrm38 was 98%, depending on the antibody-enzyme ratio. RmTIM activity was lower in ovarian, gut, and fat body tissue extracts treated with BrBm37 or BrBm38 mAbs. The proliferation of the embryonic tick cell line (BME26) was inhibited by BrBm37 and BrBm38 mAbs. In summary, the results reveal that it is possible to interfere with the RmTIM function using antibodies, even in intact cells.


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Summary of Character
Jacob Black is one of the main characters of "The Twilight Saga". He has love/friend relationship with Bella Swan and a hate relationship with Edward Cullen. In the movies, he is played by Taylor Lautner.
Character Appearences in Show
Season 1
- Episode 7 The Twilight Saga: Eclipse: Himself being turned into a Vampire Werewolf.
- Episode 10 Class of the Titans: He in the audience with Edward Cullen.
- Episode 13 K-Stew's Beef Stew: He in a poster.
- Episode 18 Rejected Auditions (Rejected...): Mentioned
- Episode 21 Cobrah: He as seen in Episode 7.
- Epiosde 23 Twigh School Musical: He as the main character.
- Episode 24 The Big Fang Theory: As himself and werewolf.
Season 2
- Episode 16 (42) Twilight: Staking Dawn: Himself as the main character.


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Are you disappointed in the quality of your beer made from the Home Brewing Kit you picked up?
Plain and simply does the beer taste terrible?
If so relax we have ALL been there…
…Pretty much every home brewer starts out the same way with a Home Brewing Kit and the beer was terrible!
We have all taken the following home brewing journey!
It does not matter which kit you picked up…
There are numerous types of Home Brewing Kits out there, but we all typically start out with the good ol'Can of goo…
Whether it is a Mr Beer kit, Coopers Beer Kit, Brew Canada, Muntons, etc…
We pick up this home brewing kit along with a beer brewing starter kit (fermenter, bottles, tubes, etc)…
…we slam the Can of Goo into the fermenter add some water, slap in the yeast and we are off to the races!
We wait about 2 weeks…
….slam the uncarbonated beer into some bottles with some priming sugar… MAYBE wait 1 week… crack one open…
and then immediately either:
1) Spit it out!
2) Or out of pride pretend it tastes great and slowly sip it down!
Quitters Never Win
Now most people quit here… they figure they are simply not cut out for making beer and give it up…
Now others stick it out and try and figure out how to improve on their home brewing kit in order to make at least drinkable beer.
Some will blame it on the kit itself and start goggling the hell out of the internet with searches like "best home brewing kit", "how to improve a beer kit", "best beer bewing kit", etc…
These are the people who like me finally figure out how to make good beer at home.
You Gotta Learn Grasshoppa
All in my opinion a can of goo is good for is to teach you the very basics of making beer…
Taste wise you need to add to the ol'can of goo.
You do this by adding things to your beer called adjuncts!
What are adjuncts you might ask?
My definition is… "The Shite you add to your brew to improve on a can of goo"!
Things such as:
– Dry Malt Extract
– Liquid Malt Extract
– Hops
– Specialty Grains.
The Key to Success is Baby Steps
Take it one step at a time…
Meaning find a recipe that tells you to take a can of goo and add some Dry Malt Extract… experience the difference this makes to your beer over just using the Can of Goo home brewing kit.
Next get a recipe that adds Dry Malt Extract and Hops (by dry Hopping)… again notice the improvement.
Next take it up a significant level by finding a recipe that uses Specialty Grains with Dry Malt Extract (or liquid) and then has you boil your wort and now gets you to add some hops to the mix!
Now your home brewing kit is making very good beer!
Now onto the Big Time
After you do all of this a few times… it is time to move onto All Grain Brewing!
This is when you make outstanding beers.
With All Grain I recommend starting out with an All Grain Home Brewing kit… Yup they make them to.
It gets you use to all grain brewing and these kits provide you with all the ingredients you require!
That's it gang… easy easy ways to start improving on your home brewing kit and get ya making some great beer!
Here are a few videos where I do all of these difference types of brewing:
==> Brewing a Mr Beer Kit with Adjuncts
==> BIAB (Brew in a Bag) All Grain Brewing
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Until next time… keep on a Brewing!
Big Robb out!
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Author: P. Michael Hebert. Michael Hebert is a retired lawyer and University professor from Austin Texas. Many years ago, he traced his ancestry from Louisiana to Maryland where his Acadians ancestors were deported in 1755 from Nova Scotia. In 1997 Mike visited his ancestral home on the Avon River for the first time. He has since made several trips to this area where he has made many friends and acquaintances. Mike observed that, in several old Acadian districts, the Acadian surname 'Hebert' was still in use as a place name, or the name of a river. Trouble was, most of these names had been Anglicised to 'Herbert'. This adding of an 'r' intrigued Mike, so he undertook a study to try to find the reason. This study has resulted in a paper titled "History of the Name of the Herbert River in Hants County, Nova Scotia". Mike has given the West Hants Historical Society permission to publish his paper on this website. He will be visiting the area again in July and August of this year.
Download a pdf version of this paper here.
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By P. Michael Hebert1
Because the surname "Hebert" looks so much like "Herbert", it is frequently misspelled, and when I first saw reference to the Herbert River in Hants County, Nova Scotia, what came to mind was the Bear River at Digby, Nova Scotia. It appears as "Hebert R" (probably for early explorer Louis Hebert) on Lescarbot's 1609 map2. By 1720, "Hebert R" had become "Beare R".3
When spoken, the name Hebert is pronounced in French as "a BEAR" and in my native Louisiana as "A bear". So, it is understandable that an English-speaker on hearing it would write it as "bear". Likewise, when the name is written, human instinctive pattern recognition causes people to add an extra "r" to write the familiar English version of the Germanic name, "Herbert". In Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, the name is spelled correctly in River Hebert and is pronounced by local residents as "Hibbert".4
In 2011, I was given a copy of a map showing today's Herbert River in Hants County, Nova Scotia as "R. Hebere". It is labeled in hand "Piziguit, Les Mines 1755"5. Since then, I obtained a copy of this same map hand-dated "1749". Subsequent research proved that this map is a detail of A Map of that Part of Nova Scotia contain 'd Between Lunenburgh and the Bay Vert by Halifax and Pisiguit including Cobiquit and Tatmagouch. A copy can be found in Libraries and Archives Canada. It shows no author and no date. Historian Ronnie-Gilles LeBlanc6 believes that it is possible to date it to 1755-56 because when it was drawn, Fort Beausejour had already fallen to the British who renamed it Fort Cumberland in June 1755.
In August 2014, I contacted Tracy Lenfesty, Librarian for the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. I asked if she could help me verify my supposition that surveyors' field notes in the original grants along the river might have spelled the river as "Hebert". She conclusively proved my supposition by locating in her records the following:
(It was later determined that the "undated map in the portfolio for Hants County" is a portion of the original 1761 Newport township map which was drawn in large sections.) Tracy Lenfesty also found that the river is called "Herbert River" on the A.F. Church map of 1871 and on the Faribault Fletcher geology map of 1909. She determined that the river was not officially named until 1951.
The river was described in The Report Upon the Condition of the Rivers in Nova Scotia in Connection with the Rivers ofthat Province, printed 1884, that contains the diary entry of noted observer Frederick H. D. Veith dated July 1881 referring to the river as "River Hebert".
Further aiding my search, both Ronnie-Gilles LeBlanc and Halifax Archeologist Sara Beanlands 7 furnished me with other maps and references, as follows:
In 2015, I returned to Halifax and did additional research at the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources, the Crown Land Information Management Centre, and the Nova Scotia Archives. In the first two offices, I was able to determine that the "undated map in the portfolio for Hants County" is in fact just one large page of the original plan of Newport Township by Charles Morris in 1761. The Crown Land Information office located in its records the section of the map containing the legend, which reads, "A Plan of the Township of Newport, This Plan is an exact copy taken from the one filed in ye Supreme Court upon the Partition and Division of the Township of Newport on which many of the Courses between the Lots were Wrote Backwards in the same manner as Inserted in this Copy. Charles Morris".
The Crown Land office also located the original 1866 tracing of the 1775 Plan of Newport Township by Geo. Hallyburton. Both the 1761 map and the 1775 map show the "River Hebert".
Additional research led to the source of the Morrison and Duncanson map. It is found as an appendix to a book written in 1985 by John Victor Duncanson.9 Morrison and Duncanson treated the Herbert River differently from the St. Croix (Dugas) and the Avon (Pisiquid). In the latter cases, they used both the historical and modern names, but in the case of the Herbert, they chose only the modern name. In a letter from Duncanson to Morrison in December of 1981 regarding the St. Croix, Duncanson suggested retaining the French name but having it appear in brackets under the St. Croix.10 It appears that the spelling of the Herbert was intentionally changed to reflect the present usage.
With the assistance of Garry Shutlak, of Nova Scotia Archives, I located additional maps, as follows:
According to Sara Beanlands, Pere Pacifique de Valigny in his publication Le Pays des Micmacs states that the river was first known as "Magamegoisisg".
Through the assistance of Kentville-based historical tour guide Richard Laurin and West Rants County Councillor Randy Matheson, I was shown extracts from the 1992 book, Brooklyn in Retrospect, by Edith McGray and Rev. George McGray, who state that the French called the river the "Aubare"11. They cite the book North Along the Shore by Edith Moser, who refers to the river as ''the 'Aubrae' (Hebert), the original French name for the Herbert".12 The McGray book has a copy of an undated map showing the river as "Hebbert" written in the original hand but with "Herbert" typed at a later date. The McGrays also refer to the French village "Village Aubre".13 This is likely a reference to the village Riviere Hebert described by Ronnie-Gilles LeBlanc in his work. He believes that the Acadian Village named after Jean Hebert was located near the mouth of the river.
The McGrays also cite an oral tradition that at an earlier time the conjoined Herbert and Meander Rivers was called the Herbert, not the Meander, as it is today.14 Evidence of this can be found in the original 1761 township map of Newport which names the River Hebert but shows no name for the Meander. The Morrison and Duncanson map of 1985 confuses the question of the name of the conjoined rivers by moving the location of the name of the Meander on the original 1775 map to a point below the confluence of the two rivers.
From 1756 and well into the 1800s, English and Canadian mapmakers consistently spelled the river as "Hebert". The earliest map that I located spelling the river as "Herbert" was the 1842 drawing of a road section, and it spelled the name of the river differently on front and back. The 1871 A.F. Church map is the first large map that I found spelling the river as "Herbert". In 1881, noted observer Frederick Veith described the river as "Hebert", and as late as 1928, C.H. McClare drew a map with the river named "Hebert". In 1951, "Herbert" became the official name of the river. It would be conjecture to conclude whether the initial spelling changes resulted from simple spelling error or from a conscious choice by the mapmakers to reflect a change in pronunciation.
The story of the name is best told by the maps in the attached Appendix containing copies, in estimated chronological order, of relevant maps or details from them.
Appendix: Maps


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This single garage is currently used as an office and utility room with plumbing for washing machine and double sink unit. Housing Worcester boiler and up and over door for garage use with a new double glazed side window. (could be converted it into an extra living/bedroom with en-suite if required)
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