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Kaley Cuoco is the latest celeb to get a pixie 'do just weeks after getting a long, choppy bob. The Big Bang Theory actress debuted her new haircut, which is a longer, tapered version of the style made famous by the likes of Audrey Hepburn, Mia Farrow and Twiggy, in an Instagram photo Saturday.
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Symonds also shared a photo of Cuoco's fresh look, writing: "This little lamb went shorter. Love playing at the hair salon with @normancook. #shortandsassy #summercut #beauty #hot #babe #byronwilliamssalon."
After getting the chop, the 28-year-old headed out with husband Ryan Sweeting for the Pharrell Williams and Bruno Mars concert at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Mary Ann, that view, wow!!!!!! I would never get anything done if I had that to gaze at out my window! I love your desk in the window. I just suggested this to a client and so I'll have to send her this post. Also the seating area in the dining room.....such a pretty little spot for your guests to linger at.ReplyDelete
It's a great inexpensive way to feel renewed in a space, and that is one lovely bedroom!!ReplyDelete
You always have such great ideas! I love your workspace in that cozy nook with a view..beautiful Mary Ann!ReplyDelete
I love the new seating area in the dining room. The view from your bay window is WOW. I am afraid that I would never get any work completed for looking out the window at all the wonderful thing to see.ReplyDelete
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Very smart moves Maryann and the view you have just takes me away every time I see it!!ReplyDelete
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Welcome home Mary Ann! Sounds like you went straight to work after being on your luxury vaca! Always love what you do, and rearranging furniture is NOT my best trait! I can never see it any other way than the way it is!!! You are great at it and with those views, I doubt if anyone could get any reading or writing done. I'd would be glued to the goings on in the bay! Hope you have a wonderful Easter with your family. I know they will enjoy their time with you in your beautiful home! xo GailReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Gail! I was rearranging furniture instead of doing laundry!Delete
I saw this on IG and I almost can't believe it's the same room?! Fabulous dear, just goes to show how a little re-arranging and a little touch of detail here and there, can turn a whole room around!ReplyDelete
With views like yours artwork is not required. Natures beauty.ReplyDelete
Having the opportunity to re-arrange and create a new space is the very reason I buy pieces of furniture that allow double duty. It makes me happy that a small table has found its home in almost every room of my house. Your new vignettes look inviting.
Everything looks...well lovely as always! And your view is spectacular...even with the fog! I love the idea of rearranging....but I think I need help. Can you come over?ReplyDelete
I love that you took advantage of your beautiful views with your new furniture arrangements - so spectacular! Your home always looks so beautiful - I want to steal all of your bed pillows - love them!ReplyDelete
As per usual, your changes look fantastic! LOVE the chairs in the dining room in that window with the AMAZING view. I wish you could come over to my place and rearrange! I keep moving stuff around but it's not quite right. I may have to hire you.ReplyDelete
I love the changes you made, Mary Ann and the panels on the bed, too. You have the best views.ReplyDelete
Mary Ann,ReplyDelete
It's always a favorite thing to move things around...I love the idea of having an entire new space without spending a dime!
Your home is so beautiful Mary Ann! I love everything you do. Your views are so envious! Have a lovely week! xo NancyReplyDelete
Great idea! I did that this past weekend and it made a HUGE difference! Hope you have a great week my sweet friend! XOReplyDelete
Oh my, those gorgeous views! Love the new arrangement with your desk in the bedroom window, and such a great idea to change things up. :)ReplyDelete
Love all your tips, but the bedroom, and the view!! It's such a great reminder to look at your space differently. I definitely forget to do this.ReplyDelete
We have moved our sofa in the living room countless times! Each move seems just perfect..then a few months later, no, let's try it over here. Daughter never knows what to expect when she comes down!ReplyDelete
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Anderson Vacations Staff Retreats have become a major part of the annual company calendar. They are an opportunity to give Anderson Team members specialist & expert knowledge for the destination they are visiting while at the same time providing a platform for team building, strategic company planning as well as forecasting and budgeting for the year to come.
In addition, every year the host destination is challenged to come up with their own version of "The Amazing Race" in which Anderson team members are drawn completely by random into teams and quite literally "race" around the Destination on the Saturday morning. It is an opportunity for the team to really get out and explore intimately the destination. Team members race for pride but also for company bragging rights which they will hold for the entire year.
The retreat also allows Anderson to recognize staff and agent partners at their annual company awards. Click on the years below to see where the Anderson Team has been and who were the award winners each year.
Victoria, British Columbia – "Canada's Garden City"
Edmonton, Alberta – VIA Rail (Canadian) – Vancouver, British Columbia
Year two of the company retreat was a tri – partner effort. VIA Rail Canada wanted to ensure that "The Canadian" was a key component of the Annual Retreat journey so team members could educate themselves on the classes and types of services on board as they travelled from Edmonton to Vancouver. In addition Edmonton Tourism and Tourism Vancouver joined forces to ensure teams not only had a fantastic weekend of strategy but also at the same time experienced;
Edmonton: Madison's Grill, Sutton Place Hotel, West Edmonton Mall
Vancouver: Sheraton Wall Center, Granville Island, Stanley Park, and Vancouver Art Gallery
The Amazing Race saw teams of 2 arrive at the VIA Rail Station in Vancouver at first light, and the race began right off the train. What is still to this date the most challenging Amazing Race ever put on it included more than 20 clues around the City such as biking around Stanley Park with photos along the way, finding mysterious paintings at the Vancouver Art Gallery, your favorite food at Granville Island, Float Plane Terminals, Chinese Gardens, Vancouver lookout and so many more. While the winning team finished in a little over 4 hours, the last team took more than 8 hours to complete the course.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Joseph & Corey
Quebec City, Quebec
Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec City and their partners pulled out all the stops and ensured the Anderson team experienced the "French Flavour" and magic of this part of French Canada. The Anderson Team experienced incredible gastronomy at Portofino Bistro, L'Astral revolving restaurant, and Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, while also visiting Quebec's top attractions such as Cuivres D'Arts Albert Museum, Montmorency Falls, and Plains of Abraham. Team members were also "scared out of their wits" on a life and interactive ghost tour of Old Quebec that also taught of the Cities history with Le Promenade du Fantom.
The Amazing Race again took on a new twist within the heart of the Old Walls, as teams of two had to first determine cryptographic messaging to decode clues and then race around the City to collect 10 check points and return. It turned out the most tactical team was the fastest. The most mind consuming Amazing Race to date.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Jon & Rebecca
Special Thanks to Host Accommodation Partner: Manoir Victoria
Toronto, Ontario
Toronto's "We've Been Expecting You" campaign was well underway in 2010 and they rolled out the red carpet for the Anderson Team. Three solid days of meetings broken up by amazing only in Toronto experiences. These included Great Cooks on Eight cooking school, Toronto's Old Town Tours Historic District Tour, Joe Badali's, The Theatre District and a day tour to Niagara Falls.
The Amazing Race saw teams again in random pairs, where they set out to explore the vast City of Toronto via only public transit. Teams were taken to the CN Tower, Toronto Art Gallery, Casa Loma, Maple Leaf Gardens, The Theatre District, The Exchange District, Eaton Center and more.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Jon & Joseph
Special Thanks to Host Accommodation Partner: Delta Chelsea
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Saskatoon Shines! That's what they say about this Vibrant City and the Anderson Team got to experience the warm hospitality and must see's of Saskatoon and region due to the efforts of Tourism Saskatchewan and Partners.
These exceptional experiences included: Aroma restaurant, Souleio, Champetre County Wild West Resort, and a very special Explore the North evening at the Terrace Lounge in the Delta Bessborough where regional partners came in to spend the evening with Anderson Staff while being entertained by local talent. For the first time Anderson gave away an Employee of the Year Award for an internal team member. This was awarded to Heather Matthews for her commitment to her department and overall team goals.
The Amazing Race Saskatoon was another first. The teams were broken again into random teams of two, but this time given the keys to a rental vehicle. Teams (while keeping to the speed limit) raced around Saskatoon in the same fashion as a true Amazing Race, step by step and were tasked with creating dream catchers at Wanuskewin Heritage Park, shopping at the local Saturday Farmers Market for two ingredients amongst hundreds of stalls, and finished at the Western Development Museum where in a massive network of exhibits teams had to find three small dolls to gain their clue and return to the finish line.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Jon & Deborah
Anderson Company Awards:
Employee of the Year – Heather Matthews
Special Thanks to Host Accommodation Partner: Delta Bessborough
Banff, Alberta
The Anderson Team was fortunate this year to get to explore "The Worlds Finest National Park" thanks to the support of Banff and Lake Louise Tourism. On top of a year where Anderson re defined their core fundamental business principles also got to experience some of Banff's gems including The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel and Historic Tour, Wild Bill's, Sulphur Mountain Gondola, Canadian Rockies Hot Springs, Cave & Basin and of course partake in the night life.
Anderson added a Tour Manager of the Year award this year, which was won by Brian Noble, while Vasil Vladinski picked up Employee of the Year honours
The Amazing Race this year took on a new and unique twist. When in Banff and the heart of the Canadian Rockies, it is almost mandatory to be outside. Even though fresh snow had fallen, teams were given GPS tracking devices where they had to decipher and find a series of 14 checkpoints throughout the town of Banff, and at 5 unique checkpoints complete a task. These tasks included obstacle courses, snow shoeing, scrabble puzzles and more. Thanks to Discover Banff Tours for putting on this spectacular outdoors adventure.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Corey & Rene
Anderson Company Awards:
Employee of the Year – Vasil Vladinski
Tour Manager of the Year – Brian Noble
Special Thanks to Host Accommodation Partner: Caribou Properties
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Tourism Winnipeg played host to the 2013 edition of the company retreat and put on an amazing few days. With the timing of the retreat it was extremely fortunate that Anderson Team members were some of the first to experience the new developments in Winnipeg including Assiniboine Park's expansion, and a hardhat tour of The Canadian Museum of Human Rights, which was to open the following year. In addition the team experienced Oak Hammond Marsh, Fort Whyte, Celebrations Theatre, The Manitoba Museum and The Hermetic Code Tour.
The company added a Million Dollar Club (For Staff Who Generated $1.0M or more in sales), and a Travel Agent of the Year Award to their annual company awards categories and invited their agent of the year to the annual retreat.
In one of the most creative Amazing Race's to date Tourism Winnipeg and partner relied on an extensive volunteer network to put on "The Amazing Place" Winnipeg, which true to the Amazing Race television series put the teams to task. From finding 5 nickels within five thousand dollars worth of nickels sponsored by the Royal Canadian Mint, to splitting playing cards with an Axe, a scavenger hunt at the Manitoba Museum, check points, matrix codes, detours, tube rides, polar bears and more it was a challenge for even the Anderson Race veterans.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Corey & Peri
Anderson Company Awards
Employee of the Year – Heather Murray
Tour Manager of the Year – Charles Kenyon
Million Dollar Club - Heather Matthews and Vasil Vladinski
Travel Agent of the Year – Darcie Guarderas, Carlson Wagonlit Travel Winnipeg
Special Thanks to Host Accommodation Partner: Hotel Fort Garry
Portland, Oregon
Travel Portland & Travel Oregon were excited to be the first destination outside of Canada to bring the entire Anderson Team to them for the 2014 edition. It was a weekend focused around building relationships within the team while experiencing "Portland Happening Now".
Travel Portland & Travel Oregon are known worldwide as Tourism Partners that like to do things differently, and no question when it came to the 2014 edition they did just that, pulling out all the stops for the Anderson Team. Team members got to experience what "Keeps Portland Weird" but also the warm hospitality of the Pacific Northwest as they dined with top award winning Chefs at BEAST, at Portland City Grill and Departures Lounge at The Nines Hotel, while created their own culinary creations at The Kitchen at Middleground Farms.
In addition the team experienced the amazing wines of the region at Ponzi Winery, sampled tastes of Oregon at Smith Berry Barn, South Store Café, Ribera Vineyards and Puddin River Chocolates. No experience to Portland would have been complete without Craft Beer tasting and the Anderson team was treated to a small-personalized Brewvana Bus Tour to sample craft brews from four of the cities microbreweries.
The Amazing Race was again an event like no other as teams were broken into teams of five where they had to combine creativity, with destination knowledge as they pedal biked, balloon animal built, photographed, food truck ate, and made their own team movies around Portland.
Amazing Race Winning Team: Corey, Peri, Dan, Anne & Vasil
Anderson Company Awards
Employee of the Year – Jim Warren
Tour Manager of the Year – Willo Jones
Million Dollar Club - Vasil Vladinski & Jackie Arthur
Travel Agent of the Year – Colette Trabucco – Carlson Creative Travel & Tours - Heather Van Vonderen – Harveys Travel, Truro, NS
Special Thanks to Host Accommodation Partner: Embassy Suites Hotel.
Banff, Alberta
Banff, Alberta
This year's staff retreat took saw some additional guests as it was combined it with the inaugural Canada MEGA FAM. Top travel professionals from across Canada and the United States, even as far as New Zealand, traveled through the stunning landscapes of British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Newfoundland taking in a rich diversity of experiences. They kissed cods, made their way through a rain forest by a network of suspension bridges, stood on glass floors and more sharing every moment along the way with us using the hash tag #AndersonMEGAFAM.
Travel Alberta and Banff Lake Tourism hosted Anderson Vacation staff and our guests for an incredible weekend in the Rocky Mountains that also happened to coincide with Halloween. The Annual Anderson Vacations Amazing Race took on a special Halloween twist with jack-o-lantern carving, apple bobbing and trick or treating. Competitors covered over 14 kilometres of ground around the historic town site on foot!
It all came to a finale Saturday night with an Alberta themed Halloween Party at Wild Bill's Saloon. Costumes included dinosaurs, paleontologists, bears, deer, Mounties, Red Deer, Alberta spirits and lots of cowboys.


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James Cunningham was a villain in Coronation Street, who originally appeared as a guest character in September 2010, and returning in April 2011. It was revealed he was actually a villainous character, who planned to rob his long-lost grandfather Ken Barlow and the character left in July 2011.
He was played by James Roache, the real life son of William Roache who plays Ken Barlow.
In August 2010 Ken discovered that his first girlfriend Susan was pregnant to his child back in 1961. The following month he met his son Lawrence, and discovered Lawrence had two children of his own named James and Chloe. Ken later met James, who clearly had a relationship problem with his father, due to Lawrence disapproving that James is gay. Ken attempts to sort out the feud, but it doesn't work as Lawrence isn't interested in Ken's advice as he has only just arrived in his life. This causes Ken to disown Lawrence, although he still kept contact with James.
James returned in April 2011 in which it was revealed he was now working at a homeless shelter. Ken offered James to move into his house, much to the disappointment of Ken's wife Deirdre and daughter Tracy. James also befriended a couple named Sophie Webster and Sian Powers, who both started helping him at the shelter.
Despite appearing to be a decent young man, James was in fact a conman who was working with the two owners of the shelter to run a scam. They set up a fake robbery at the soup kitchen they were running to get sympathy from Sophie and Sian in hopes of gaining "donations". Sophie stole from her father Kevin Webster and transferred a large amount of money into the charity account, which led to the two owners fleeing with the money. James denied being involved when confronted by Kevin, and Ken stood by him believing his grandson. But James only received a small cut of the profits, and plotted to rob Ken.
James came up with a plan to re-mortgage Ken's house, and had a surveyor to check out the house. When Ken's granddaughter Amy caught him out she questioned what he was doing, which lead to James threatening her. A cheque for £50,000 arrived in the post, but was discovered by Ken. James was forced to admit to his deceit, but blamed his troubles on his father Lawrence and also on Ken for sleeping with Susan. James showed no remorse for his actions and admitted to Ken that he would con again. When Ken attempted to phone the police, James attacked him and banged Ken's head off the wall. James then packed a bag and left the street. Although Ken didn't want to phone the police on his grandson, a furious Kevin phoned them himself when discovering that James was behind the con.
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In our modern world, violence is everywhere. Children and adults alike are often exposed to it every day, and two of the most dominating sources of violence are television and movies. There are studies to show that violent behaviour shown on TV and in movies can negatively affect an adult who watches it regularly in different ways, including becoming desensitised and making him more likely to commit crime.
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There is a risk that an adult who is exposed to TV and movie violence regularly will show an increase in violent behaviour, mainly through imitation. Especially if he has regularly watched TV and movie violence since he was a child, he can learn aggressive attitudes and act more violently that he might otherwise do without persistent exposure.
An adult who watches violence on TV and in movies on a regular basis may become desensitised. He might start to accustom himself to the nature of the behaviour he observes and therefore become desensitised to the harmfulness of such violence. The more he is exposed to it, the more chance there is of him showing a higher degree of callousness towards victims of violence.
Increased Fear
Being exposed to movie and TV violence might lead an adult to become more fearful in his everyday life. A study by Gerber and Gross found that heavy viewers who watched four or more hours of television a day were less trustful and more fearful of society than those who were less exposed to it. They found that TV violence exaggerated the threat of danger in reality, and could mislead people into believing there is no good in the world.
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An adult who sees movie and TV violence may be more at risk of committing a violent crime. He may start to subconsciously believe certain unacceptable behaviour is acceptable, and is therefore is more likely than most to engage in illegal and aggressive behaviour. Such behaviour is even more likely to occur if he was exposed to a large amount of TV and movie violence during his childhood.


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It was pretty good, I smoked like 3 joints..
At that point I was tripping 😂
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It was pretty good, I smoked like 3 joints..
At that point I was tripping 😂
My spit tasted frothy and I felt super light.
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I was already drunk, and the joint was made from tobacco and resin so it made me feel pretty sick.
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I got the same reaction too. it's like an aphrodisiac haha
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It kinda felt like my legs were on fire but not in a heat way, more in a tingly sensation way lol.
Amazing, incredible.
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My First time I just simply Inhaled it and it didn't do much for me except it made me think I was in this Horrible "Burnt chicken" barbecue.
I never have Inhaled anything I ever smoked, meaning a cigarette. and Once... Pot. However, with taking a toke on the tip of the "Burnt chicken," I didn't like it, it never did much for me.
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My Mother died on the 9thof May some years before I had children myself, and as this date always falls on or around Mother's Day it gives a particular significance to Mother's Day that sadly I never fully appreciated when she was alive. Our Mother's shape us in so many ways, but this year as Mother's Day approaches I thought I would consider her influence on my style.
As a designer I'd love to be able to write that my Mother had impeccable taste and style, and that as a child I sat dreamily watching her with aspirations that one day I too would be so glamorous…but I can't! My mother was a widow at 30 with 4 small children to raise, so although she loved clothes, fashion was never high on the agenda. In fact my Mother's single greatest contributing factors to my own style were the things she didn't do, coupled with the fact that she allowed me to find my own fashion way without a lot of in-put… And looking at the incriminating photographic evidence of my various fashion failures I wish there had been an easier way! Yet even with her 'hands off approach', she did leave a couple of legacy contributions to my style. One is animal print - which is an enduring favorite fashion of mine. The other is less is more, just be yourself.
Now as a mother myself I am in the role of influencer, and I recognize that style is both an instinctual pursuit as well as a learned behavior. My own daughter already loves a good leopard print, and from her earliest days she has been drawn to a great pair of shoes! She has strong opinions and tastes, yet because we both share a love of clothes and dressing up, there is no tension in our discussions of what to wear. To both of us fashion is just fun! Now at 7, I see her making choices on her own that reflect some of the principles I've taught her, yet in her own way. She has a confidence I never had and that feels great… because if you pass on one piece of style advice to your daughter I think it should be:
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Hot: Living Through The Next Fifty Years on Earth (review)
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You've probably heard the old quip: when a new idea appears, first it's ignored, then it's denied and then finally it's accepted as common knowledge. When it comes to climate change adaptation, the climate community has already gone through this process; having once regarded the idea as taboo, it is now regarded as important a response to climate change as mitigation.
But for the general public, adaptation is still little known and widely ignored. Journalist Mark Hertsgaard hopes to change that with his new book, Hot. Hertsgaard is a veteran environmental reporter, writing for diverse magazines including political stalwart The Nation and fashion-conscious Vanity Fair, and having travelled the world for his earlier book, Earth Odyssey, on how people are transforming their environment.
For Hot, he hits the road again, drawing on more than five years of travel to some of the places that are changing the most in the world — both because of climate change and rapid development. These are the world's adaptation hotspots, where people will probably need to adjust their lives the most and the soonest — and where the direction of development today could have a big effect on how well they adapt in coming decades.
He makes the obligatory pilgrimage to Bangladesh — which has been dubbed 'ground zero of climate change' — to talk about how this low-lying country, almost entirely a delta, is under threat from rising seas and the possibility of worsening monsoon floods. He also checks in on the grapevines of California wine country, whose sensitive fruits are already showing the strain of a changing climate.
But Hertsgaard also ventures far off the beaten track of conventional climate reporting. Trekking through northern Mali in Africa's parched Sahel he finds a success story — all the more compelling as it is home-grown from some of the world's poorest people. The region experienced a long drought in the 1980s, and even though there is more rainfall now, it tends to come in intense downpours according to Hertsgaard's main source, a Dutch environmental scientist who has worked for decades on agriculture in the region. By resurrecting a traditional practice of encouraging trees to grow alongside crops, villagers have managed to rehabilitate "degraded savanna that was on the verge of becoming a desert," which Hertsgaard calls "a quiet green miracle."
This type of transformation will be crucial for adapting to climate change, Hertsgaard argues, because it is low-cost and helps people to cope with change now as well as preparing them for the future, regardless of what that future holds. Throughout the book, Hertsgaard stresses the importance of such resilience. Rather than always tackling problems head-on, there are other ways of dealing with adversity — such as countering dwindling water supplies through eco-agricultural practices that help retain soil moisture, rather than increasing reservoir storage, he points out.
However, while emphasizing uncertainty about the future helps bolster Hertsgaard's argument about the need for resilience, he tends to skip over the great uncertainty in climate projections, such as rainfall. He often cites studies of estimated impacts as if they were fact, rather than an attempt to peer far into the future through cloudy binoculars.
Hertsgaard also seems at times to blame too much on climate change, downplaying the other factors involved. This 'glossing over' of complex topics may annoy experts, but is to some degree inevitable in a popular book such as this.
When discussing uncertainty about sea-level rise, one local government official tells Hertsgaard that "the climate science of 2020 will know more than we know today." We may know more in a decade, but it is not clear that will actually narrow the uncertainty much, as often what we learn is how poorly we understood things before. It seems, instead, we have to work out ways to adapt without relying on being any more certain in the future about potential climate impacts.
The most valuable aspect of this book is perhaps the emphasis on the social side of adaptation. Hertsgaard points out that the Netherlands' success at planning for climate change shows that "social context matters more than technological prowess." The country is certainly well-off, but they also have a long history of collective water management and working together to cope with floods. The Dutch are abandoning some land to allow space for the rivers to flood in a controlled manner, and although the farmers that use that land now aren't happy about giving it up, it doesn't seem to be a deal breaker. In the US, on the other hand, "retreat-with-compensation is a much harder sell," Hertsgaard argues.
These kinds of local situations are easy to overlook when taking a broader view of how well the world might adapt to climate change. Hertsgaard's on-the-ground reporting highlights how we are more vulnerable than we might think, and how adaptation will probably be harder than we expect. Before visiting China, for example, Hertsgaard reads a report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development that states that Shanghai's flood defences are "among the best in the world." But he wanders around the city and sees that while the old city has high defences, the new, fast-growing business district of Pudong has only "puny dikes" between it and the river. China — along with much of the world — is growing faster than its defences.
In China, and many other places around the world, Hertsgaard was frustrated to find many people who were not concerned about climate change, doubting whether it is really happening or really a threat. And as one expert tells him, "you can't adapt to a problem that you don't think exists." Hot should help make it harder for the public to ignore or deny climate change and the need to adapt. Soon, perhaps, it will be regarded as common sense — and then the world can get started with the hard work of adapting on the vast scale that is needed.
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The team will compete at the Ohio state championships in February. Members are Ian Doemling, Ethan Ellis, Kameron Fry, Kavya Kosana, Barbora Ptackova and Tyler Thieding.
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Four Aurora High Advanced Placement art students will participate in the Beachwood Arts Council's 22nd annual juried regional high school student show. They are Deanna Sagaris, Kathryn Slates, Alyssa Korecky and Sakurako Reed.
Their teachers are Sean Berrodin and Brian Caponi. The students will be honored at an opening reception and awards program Feb. 12 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the Beachwood Community Center, 25225 Fairmount Blvd. The awards ceremony begins at 3 p.m.
The artwork by students from 24 area high schools will be judged and eight top awards will be announced with winners receiving cash prizes.
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P.R.I.D.E. card winners last week at AHS are Eliza Wykoff and Meghan Mihalik. Seniors are encouraged to check the Naviance scholarship page for available scholarship opportunities, and underclassmen should check the Naviance scholarship page for summer opportunities.
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Characters from Heinen's 5-Star Dinner Program are visiting Miller and Craddock schools this week to encourage students to try new foods and maintain a balanced diet with a variety of fruit and vegetables.
The second annual mother-son dinner dance will be Feb. 25 at Aurora High. It is open to any Aurora student in preschool to fifth grade and the cost is $15 per person and $10 for each additional child. Reservations are due by Feb. 15 in the school offices.
For the Valentine Day parties Feb. 9-10, the district has a strict nut-free classroom policy. Parents should not send food items to class. The PTO will supply water bottles and individual treats.
Other coming events are: Feb. 7 — kickoff to kindergarten at 7 p.m. at Miller for parents of next year's kindergartners; Feb. 17 — teacher in-service day, no school for students.
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Last week's athletes of the week at Harmon School are: Mikayla Jones, Alana Wallack, Hannah Wiencek and Madison Yanoff (cheeleading); Katherine Krofcheck (eighth-grade girls basketball); and Joseph Fontana, Evan McVay and Thomas Noel (wrestling).
Students of the week are: sixth-graders Michalene Blados, Mitchel Ganzhorn, Ava Hernandez and Logan Phillips; and seventh-graders Kenneth Bahleda, Zachary Geier, Abigail Kaufman and Stephanie Lubin.
Eighth-graders interested in auditioning for the AHS show choir Emerald Ensemble are reminded auditions will be Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. in the AHS auditorium.
Also, auditions for next year's AHS Chamber Singers will be Feb. 14 , 16 and 22. Students can sign up for a 5-minute audition time on the high school choir room doors. See or email Sarah Dixon with any questions.
School of nursing observes 50 years
Kent State University's College of Nursing celebrated its 50th anniversary Jan. 23 with a small "birthday celebration" inside Henderson Hall.
Speakers included KSU President Beverly Warren and Barbara Broome, dean of the College of Nursing. Students also filed into the hallways to view the celebration.
"When I think of my generation, I was told as a female that I could either teach or be a nurse," Warren said. "Fifty years later, I'm proud to say that while you have so many options before you, there is a career for you and there can be no better career than nursing.
"We would love to see much more diversity in the field of nursing. I hope you know you are in a noble profession and noble hallways when you walk into Henderson Hall."
Broome, dean since 2014, reflected on the past and looked to the future in her remarks.
"In 1967, the School of Nursing opened," Broome said. "In 1971, we had our first graduates. In 1999, we became a college of nursing, no longer a school. President Warren will lead us into the future and we celebrate that.
"We celebrate where we have been, where we are (now) and where we are going. I offer congratulations to everyone that is hear, including our graduates and future graduates, as we move forward into the next century."
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03 July 2014Breast Reduction surgery is gaining popularity among women of the UK, with a staggering total of 4,680 procedures undertaken in 2013. One woman has spoken out about her experience with large breasts and how having Breast Reduction surgery changed her life for the better. Jennie Smith, 35, went from a 34GG to a 34D after suffering from a great deal of breast-related pain both physical and emotional. NHS manager Jennie said I was a size 34GG and found anything sporty extremely embarrassing. It was impossible to find a sports bra my size and I felt that everyone was looking at me. I suffered from back and neck pain and my underwired bras dug into my skin. It was difficult to buy pretty dresses because I was a size 12 on the bottom and a size 16 on top. Since undergoing surgery, Jennie has been able to partake in more activities with her family and even her friends and colleagues have noticed a difference in her behaviour, commenting that she is now more outgoing. So why are so many women opting for Breast Reduction surgery? The reason behind it all is that breasts are getting bigger, with the average cup size being a DD, in comparison to the modest B cup which was the norm in the 1950s. Larger quantities of high-calorie food and sedentary lifestyles both contribute to the size of womens breasts. Not only that, but our breasts are developing much earlier, with menstruation starting in girls as young as 11. Having large breasts doesnt just pose issues in the clothes department however, with one Cosmetic Surgeon commenting: I often remove around 3lb of skin, fat and breast tissue from each breast so thats 6lb of weight that these women are carrying around all day, every day. Many say that their bra strap digs in, they tend to hunch over and that can affect their posture. They may also suffer from rashes or fungal infections where the skin of the breast meets the body. When you look at satisfaction ratings for cosmetic surgery, one of the highest results is for breast reduction because, although the scars are more obvious, it makes such a difference to womens lives. Does the size of your breasts affect your life? Would you consider undergoing Breast Reduction surgery? Let us know on Facebook.


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Mother tongue tuition is usually offered by means of a continuous learning programme, starting from the nursery and continuing up to the upper secondary school classes. It is important that a good basis for mother tongue education is already laid out in the nursery. To learn more about the Nursery curriculum for the various mother tongues, please use the following links, where the full curricula for the various mother tongues are described:
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The fourth of the Modular Java series covers declarative modularity. It describes how components can be declaratively defined and wired together, without having a code dependency on OSGi APIs. Declarative services will be used to write POJOs together dynamically, such that code no longer needs to explicitly register or consume OSGi services, and without any start ordering dependencies.
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