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It's not hard to see the appeal of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's musical waltz through the mating game that so captivated Broadway on its 1973 debut. From teenage dreams to mid-life crises and beyond, it is sex that drives its action, after all. It may be set in 1900 Sweden, but it remains a text-book study of a neurotically self-absorbed generation coming to terms with the trickle-down possibilities the sixties brought in its wake. This much is clear from John Durnin's stately revival, beyond the chocolate box veneer of Charles Cusick Smith's set which puts the full compliment of Pitlochry's acting ensemble into the frame. All this with great songs to boot.
This is laid bare once the dressed-up chorus gathered round a baby grand give way to the play's principal players, who let off steam with the opening salvo of Now, Later and Soon, as the frustrations of middle-aged lawyer Fredric Egerman, his teenage virgin bride Anne and his horny but hapless adolescent son Henrik are unleashed. With Fredrik's old flame, actress Desiree Armfeldt, still burning, a country house party allows full vent for the emotional merry-go-round to work its magic.
As Fredrik and Desiree, Dougal Lee and Basienka Blake strike just the right balance of desperation and hope, with Blake in fine voice for a still show-stopping Send in the Clowns. With all the cast wielding instruments alongside musical director Jon Beales' live quartet, there is strong support too from Ceri-lyn Cissone as Anne, Gavin Swift as Henrik and especially from Isla Carter as worldly wise maid Petra in a pan-generational pot-pourri of innocence and experience that fuels this most grown-up of musicals.
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The motor yacht ARIANE NI is a 45 m 148 (foot) generous steel vessel which was created at Dubigeon-Normandie and her design plans were devised by Dubigeon-Normandie. Sleeping 16 passengers and 12 professional crew, motor yacht ARIANE NI used to be Amazone; Ariane V. The private boat has been created from a naval architect called Dubigeon-Normandie.
Dubigeon-Normandie was the naval architect firm involved in the professional superyacht composition for ARIANE NI. Dubigeon-Normandie is also associated with the yacht general design work for this yacht. Created by Dubigeon-Normandie this vessel was completed in France. She was successfully launched in Grand Quevilly in 1966 before being delivered to the owner. The main hull was constructed with steel. The motor yacht main superstructure is fabricated for the most part with steelandaluminiumandwood. With a beam of 8 m / 26.2 ft ARIANE NI has fairly large internal space. A reasonably deep draught of 3.66m (12ft) limits the amount of marinas she can enter, taking into account their individual characteristics. She had refit improvement and alteration work undertaken in 1996.
Powered by twin MAN diesel engines, ARIANE NI can attain a maximum speed of 14 knots. Connected to her MAN engine(s) are twin screw propellers. She also has an economical range of 7000 nautical miles when underway at her cruise speed of 12 knots. Her total HP is 1440 HP and her total Kilowatts are 1060. For stabalisers she uses Vosper.
The large luxury yacht motor yacht ARIANE NI is able to accommodate up to 16 passengers and has 12 professional crew.
The propulsion comes from two 720 Horse Power / 530 kW MAN. - Overall output: 1440 HP /1060 KW. - Cruising at a speed of 12 nautical miles per hour. - Her top Speed is around 14 nautical miles per hour. - Approximate range: 7000 at a speed of 12 knots. - Fuel Capacity: 105000 L. - Water: 65000.00. - Gensets: 1 times 120 kilowatts, 2 times 40 kilowatts, 1 times 25 kilowatts. - Stabaliser Stabality devices: Vosper. - Yacht Beam: 8m/26.2ft. - Waterline Length (LWL): 40.48m/132.8ft. - Draught at deepest: 3.66m/12ft.
This motor yacht has a teak deck.
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Suppose Lufthansa buys $400 million worth of Boeing jets in 2010 and is financed by the U.S. Eximbank with a five year loan that has no principal or interest payments due until 2011. What is the net impact of this sale on the U.S. current account, financial account, and overall balance of payments for 2010?
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With the sun was shining all day, making for great sky shots, as you can see we used the sun in different ways. always looking to take that artistic photograph the weddings we attend.
Studio Shoot for former England Cricket Captain Mike Gatting OBE at Peter Dyer Photographs
Jenny & Peter's Wedding Theobalds Park
Ceremony Location: St. Andrews Church, Enfield
Reception Location: Theobalds Park, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire
Wedding Photographer: Peter Dyer Photographs
A beautifully sunny spring day, always brings a smile.
Jenny & Peter are now Mr & Mrs Bienek. Thank you both for asking us to be part of your great day.
Photographing at the lovely venue of Theobalds Park in the Georgian Mansion which is set in 55 acres of Hertfordshire parkland.
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Liverpool Working To Bring Former Real Madrid Star On Loan
Liverpool Are Reportedly Very Interested In Bringing PSG Star To England On Loan
Life in Paris has not been kind to Liverpool target Jese Rodriguez who has hardly been given a chance to make an impact on the Ligue 1 after a summer transfer that is estimated to have cost the club in excess of €20 million. The club's top management has come out to state that his transfer was a mistake, something that will hardly inspire his confidence and it no secret that the player is definitely on his way out of PSG as Unai Emery has confirmed that leaving the club to get himself back in rhythm is certainly an option for Jese.
Jurgen Klopp has reportedly expressed his interest towards bringing Jese to Liverpool on loan initially till the end of the season. Watching the kind of progress Liverpool has made this season, the Spaniard seems to be interested as well especially because of Jurgen Klopp's reputation in bringing through young players.


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I am an animal lover currently completing a degree in Veterinary Science at Sydney University, who also works as a qualified vet nurse. I love all animals, and will care for your pets with the same love and attention I give to my own. I am happy to visit homes throughout the Sydney area. I can visit your fur babies to feed, walk and play with them, giving them the full luxury experience while you are away. (Please note, I cannot take pets into my own home). When I'm not working at the clinic or as a volunteer at a local cat rescue centre, I am at the beck and call of my cat Mishka, who demands constant belly rubs. Sharing our home is my fiance Jordan, who has learnt to accept cat hair on everything.
*I am not taking bookings for the Christmas period this early in advance*
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I have a Bachelor of Equine Science, am a 5th year Veterinary Science student, and a qualified vet nurse. I provide peace of mind with pets needing daily medications, or those that simply need extra love and attention. I have a drivers licence and car, so your fur baby can be chauffered in comfort to any appointments, or even a trip to the beach.


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Project Worker - Housing Association
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Our client is recruiting for four full-time vacancies within their Young People Services.
Project Worker x 2 posts
Location: Basildon
Hours: 36 per week
Salary: £18,000 per annum
The working pattern for this role is between 7.15am and 10.15pm daily, including bank holidays. There will be a four week set rolling rota. Early shift is 7.15am - 3.30pm and late shift is 2pm - 10.15pm.
Project Worker
Location: London Borough of Havering
Hours: 36 per week.
Salary: £18,252 per annum
The working pattern for this role is between 7.15am and 10.15pm daily, including bank holidays. There will be a four week set rolling rota. Early shift is 7.15am - 3.30pm and late shift is 2pm - 10.15pm.
Overnight Project Worker
Location: Basildon
Hours: Full time.
Salary: £18,000 per annum
The role is delivered over a four week set rolling rota, covering the hours of 10pm - 7.15am.
As a result of our client's strong commitment to providing Housing Support Services, they are looking for enthusiastic and committed individuals to join them at their young person schemes in Basildon and the London Borough of Havering. If you are passionate about unlocking the potential of young people and supporting them to be the best that they can be, they are looking for you!
This year, the organisation came 34th in the Sunday Times Top 100 Best Not-For-Profit Companies to work for in the UK, so why not join them at this exciting time!
You will be working with single homeless young people and single young parents aged 18 - 25. You will be supporting them to achieve their goals and aspirations and to develop skills to enable move - on to successful and independent living.
For the above posts you will:
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Closing Date: 5pm, 6th September 2017
To find out more information and apply for this position, please click the apply button. You will be taken to a simple CHM Recruit form and then redirected to the employer's website.
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Gül holds a PhD in Innovation and Governance for Sustainable Development from CSTM, an MSc degree in Integrated Assessment from the University of Osnabrück, Germany, and BSc and MSc degrees in Industrial Engineering from the Middle East Technical University, Turkey. Her main research expertise is in evaluation, policy analysis, institutional analysis and public participation.
Gül is keen to improve the scientific and practical foundations of the political, institutional and behavioural dimensions of natural resource governance, focusing on the sustainable governance of water, land and energy resources. She has been participating in and managing research and consultancy projects in Europe, Middle East and North Africa, and acquired local experience in the Netherlands, Turkey and Palestine.
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- Natural Resource Governance
- Water-Energy-Food Nexus
- Irrigation Management
- Urban Water Management
- Public Participation
- Multi-Criteria Methods
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- Özerol, G., Bressers, H., 2015. Scalar alignment and sustainable water governance: The case of irrigated agriculture in Turkey. Environmental Science and Policy, 45, 1-10.
- Bressers, B., Bressers, N., Browne, A., Furusho, C., Lajeunesse, I., Larrue, C., Özerol, G., Ramos, M. -H., Stein, U., Tröltzsch, J., Vidaurre. R., 2015. Benefit of Governance in Drought Adaptation – Governance Assessment Guide, DROP Project.
- Özerol, G., 2013. Institutions of farmer participation and environmental sustainability: A multi-level analysis from irrigation management in Harran Plain, Turkey. International Journal of the Commons, 7(1), 73-91.
- Özerol, G., 2013. Introduction to a "complicated story": The role of wastewater reuse to alleviate the water problems of Palestine. Middle-Eastern Analysis, 53, 60-70.
- de Boer, C., Vinke-de Kruijf, J., Özerol, G., Bressers, H., (eds.), 2013. Water Governance, Policy and Knowledge Transfer: International Studies on Contextual Water Management. London-New York: Routledge.
- Özerol, G., Özen-Tacer, A., Islar, M., 2013. Public participation as an essentially contested concept: Insights from water management in Turkey. In: C. de Boer, J. Vinke-de Kruijf, G. Özerol, H. Bressers (eds.), Water Governance, Policy and Knowledge Transfer: International Studies on Contextual Water Management, London-New York: Routledge, 128-147.
- Vinke-de Kruijf, J. Özerol, G., 2013. Water management solutions: On panaceas and policy transfer. In: C. de Boer, J. Vinke-de Kruijf, G. Özerol, H. Bressers (eds.), Water Governance, Policy and Knowledge Transfer: International Studies on Contextual Water Management, London-New York: Routledge, 12-35.
- Bressers, H., Boer, C. de, Lordkipanidze, M., Özerol, G., Vinke-de Kruijf, J., Farusho, C., Lajeunesse, I., Larrue, C., Ramos, M.-H., Kampa, E., Stein, U., Tröltzsch, J., Vidaurre, R., Browne, A., 2013. Water Governance Assessment Tool: With an Elaboration for Drought Resilience. Report for the DROP Project, Enschede: University of Twente.
- Özerol, G., 2012. Evaluation of public participation towards sustainable water management: An institutional perspective. In: A. Martinuzzi, M. Sedlacko (eds.), Governance by Evaluation for Sustainable Development: Institutional Capacities and Learning, Cheltenham-Northampton: Edward Elgar, 137-153.
- Özerol, G., Bressers, H., Coenen, F., 2012. Irrigated agriculture and environmental sustainability: An alignment perspective. Environmental Science and Policy, 23, 57-67.
- Özerol, G., Karasakal, E., 2008. A parallel between regret theory and outranking methods for multicriteria decision making under imprecise information. Theory and Decision, 65, 45-70.
- Özerol, G., Karasakal, E. 2008. Interactive outranking approaches for multicriteria decision-making problems with imprecise information. Journal of the Operational Research Society, 59, 1253–1268.
- Özerol, G., Newig, J., 2008. Evaluating the success of public participation in water resources management - five key constituents. Water Policy, 10, 6, 639–655.
- Özerol, G., 2007. Effectiveness of indicators for sustainable water use in agriculture. In Lamaddalena N., Shatanawi M., Todorovic M., Bogliotti C., Albrizio R. (eds.) Water use efficiency and water productivity: WASAMED project. Bari: CIHEAM-IAMB, 2007. 281-294. WASAMED (WAter SAving in MEDiterranean agriculture) Workshop, 30 September-4 October 2005, Amman, Jordan.
- Özerol, G., Günther, D., 2005. The role of socio-economic indicators for the assessment of wastewater reuse in the Mediterranean Region. In Hamdy A., El Gamal F., Lamaddalena N., Bogliotti C., Guelloubi R. (eds.) Non-conventional water use: WASAMED project. Bari: CIHEAM-IAMB 2005. 169-178. WASAMED (WAter SAving in MEDiterranean agriculture) Workshop, 7-10 December 2004, Cairo, Egypt.
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One of the biggest struggles marketing departments have when implementing an Inbound or Content Marketing strategy is the learning curve that comes with such a task. More specifically, there are three major components of this learning curve:
- Executing the right marketing/sales strategy
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Seeing such a huge need for intensive, hands-on training to get marketing departments up and running quickly, The Sales Lion offers 2-day intensive workshops designed to not only eliminate the learning curve, but help these marketing departments start the race running.
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Dangerous Alliance(1994)
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A novel by Helen Bianchin
Beauty-shop owner has been in love with her stepbrother as a teen but left & successfully avoided him since he rejected her 5 yrs ago. It was a shock to have him propose marriage when they see each other again but she agrees in order to please her dying mother's wish for them to be married. Although heroine succumbs to hero's seduction, she otherwise acts defensively around him b/c she doesn't think he married her for love but to respect her mom's/his stepmom's wishes & for their social suitability.
Genre: Romance
Genre: Romance
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|Title: Dangerous Alliance (Thorndike Large Print Harlequin Series)
Author(s): Helen Bianchin
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Canberra climbs expensive cities list
Canberra has been ranked as the 23rd most expensive city in the world for expatriates.
Global financial consultancy firm Mercer has released a list ranking 214 cities across five continents.
The rankings are based on survey results comparing the cost to expatriates of more than 200 items including transport, food, clothing and household goods.
Canberra has risen 11 places in the past year and is now ranked the world's 23rd most expensive city for expatriates.
All Australian cities included in the survey rose up the ranks compared to last year, after the strengthening of the Australian dollar.
All cities have been compared with New York as the base city.
The most expensive city is Tokyo while Karachi is ranked as the least expensive city.
The ranking helps multinational companies and governments work out how much compensation is owed to expatriate workers.
Topics: economic-trends, canberra-2600, act
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Discussion in 'Elven Knight' started by ή☆VGPG | Swift, May 25, 2015.
Yo. So this is what ive got after some compilation. I need all advice and comments
Last Part
I think the skill builder covers up to lv85, we're in 80 cap. I'll give you my thoughts anyways:
Conviction's level should be relative to your EK's Physical defense. It shouldn't be maxed at all.
If you're picking up Chain Rush, Max the Trait Points (TP) into it. No exceptions. That is the rule for Chain Rush.
War Cry TP should be dropped. Debuff to enemies is okay, but I, personally, never found it useful since it doesn't help you do more damage. It just makes enemies do less damage.
Overwhelm/Verdant TP is fine.
Leave Shield Uppercut at 1 and move SP elsewhere. Shield Uppercut still has good launching power at level 1.
I still say this is good build for what it is. Faithful Breakthrough at 1 seems like a good idea since you still get a barrier, but I personally maxed mine.
The way i see it, based on what Conviction does, I would say this statement is good depending on how you build your equipment. Lets say you have double statted magic sealed gear with Strength on one end, and because of Unswayable Conviction, Vitality on the other end. Plus Since EKs, like Pexos, specialize in plate armor, they have naturally outstanding Phys defense and with any Vitality boost, it makes it higher, thus Conviction stronger. This is why i kept it maxed.
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I've dropped Shield Uppercut to 1 and dumped the rest of the SP into Sentence.
You'd need an absurd amount of vital and physical defense to even reach the cap at Lv8. If you can conjure up 60,000 Physical defense, then yes, by all means max it. otherwise, you'd best leave the extra sp elsewhere. I'm barely at 27K physical defense, and that's without buff and stuff. I've left mine at Level 6.
There's no point in rolling for vitality even on dual-statted magic seals. Really, the last thing EK needs is more survivability than she already has. Even though you have some tanky-ish things in your kit, you are still a damage-dealing class, and str+phys crit is still gonna be the way to go on most dual-statted mseals. The only class that should think about stacking vit or spr is full support Crusader; for everyone else, it's simply not a good enough return for the investment relative to damage stats.
I want to say reinforcing gear would help hit the absurd cap but yeah, the return amount per pdef from vital is too small. It's 5 vitality per 1 pdef and it is already calculated into current pdef in the stat window.
so would that mean that for every 5 points in spirit, u have 1 point in magic def?
I would assume spirit follows the same rules for m.def, but that's besides the point. As it stands, I think it's stupidly hard to even reach that kind of p.def without the aid of enchants/buff and the like.
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I had the opportunity to speak with him after the show and I was enlightened to some of the inner workings that kept him out of the loop for a while. Needless to say, when God has given you the talent, the guidance and instruction to go forth, there ain't one being that can derail you, maybe for a short while, but never forever! Never!
There were more collections shown that were listed on the program sheet. This was only a teaser, I expect that more designs will be added to the line up come next year.
I enjoyed being part of the audience. I must add, that this event started on time, and there were no delays. It was well put together and from the 'front-of-the house', everything went smoothly. I am eagerly anticipating the big show next year Spring. For event dates and more surrounding Dallas Fashion Week's Men's Wear Showcase, you can visit:
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This was a preview of the grand scheme of things to come in March 2015! A fresh, new concept by Mahiritakai to produce a fashion week focusing on men's wear! Isn't that just awesome!? I think that the concept is immaculate! Too often I/we go to fashion shows to see collection, after collection, after collection filled with designs for women. There are many designers right here in Dallas whose collections are specifically for men, but are little known, not to mention male models. This is going to be something new and refreshing to see, and I can't wait. Sorry to say, but the productions that get put on year after year, have become redundant. Men are fashionable too!!
It began with a food tasting, then a 'street chic' style fashion presentation. The pièce de résistance - the Men's Wear Showcase, was left for last! I came in time for that presentation. Patrons were given mini menus of the dishes prepared, and were asked to circle which ones they liked, so that the organizers would know which dishes would be on the menu list for next year's Men's Fashion Week in Dallas.
I've added as many pictures as I was able to take, as you will see as you scroll. They are items you can look at and envision the man or a man in your life adding these to his wardrobe. From the everyday, casual street chic, to the well dressed man who pays attention to detail. There was something for every type of fashion personality. There were a few pieces shown for women, but the focus was on menswear.
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There were more collections shown that were listed on the program sheet. This was only a teaser, I expect that more designs will be added to the line up come next year.
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I've written a lot on this blog about how we women often disparage men, and that's a bad thing. I've talked about how we have to let men be men, accept that their different, and understand that just because we see the world a certain way, it doesn't mean that we're right and they're stupid. It just means that we have different viewpoints. And that's okay.
In fact, I'm quite passionate about this. I've written many columns in my seven years as a columnist explaining why I think male bashing is so dangerous. It makes men feel inferior, pushes them out of the family, and contributes to the marginalization of true masculinity in our society.
So I feel a little chagrined today, because I received an email after my last column accusing me of doing just that. In that column, I wrote that men are capable of thinking about nothing, and women aren't. This is often a point of contention in a marriage.
But I went on to say that women are jealous of this brain feature and so continually try to find ways to think about nothing, to no avail. So we may berate them for it, but we also wish we could do it, every now and then.
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I was also using an analogy from a best-selling book whose purpose is to explain gender differences so that we can see that neither side is right; we're only different. I thought I was taking the same approach.
Finally, my impression was that I was, if anything, making fun of women, not men. I told how women thought about the stupidest things, and I outlined our quest to be like men. So I don't think it was male bashing.
I do think I used humour (or at least tried to; you can be the judge of whether it was really funny). But I don't believe I was putting men down. I was just describing an honest difference between the genders.
So here's my question for you: was it male bashing? I'm open to being told it was. Maybe I need to be less flippant in my joking. And where is the line between joking and bashing? I do think we need to laugh at ourselves, and especially our relationships. And I think people learn better with humour. Most people honestly aren't aware of these gender differences, and when we explain them, it often improves a relationship.
Also, I don't think describing a difference means that you're bashing one side or the other. Women are more emotional; is it female bashing to say so? I don't think it is. There are differences. We need to see them.
Bashing, I think, is making fun of one gender and coming to the conclusion that this means that they're somehow inferior, or don't function as well. Pointing out differences, then, I don't think is bashing.
So help me out: how do I draw the line better? I'm very against male bashing, and I don't want to participate. But I also do want to be funny and help the general public understand some of these things (I think Christians are more in tune to gender differences than the public is, which is why I've been writing about it in my column, which is aimed at a general audience).
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On a crusade to read everything from my favorite author, I'm underwhelmed. So far I think this is his weakest Cosmere Novel. Now don't get me wrong, it's still a great story, but it didn't really click with me. It has all the classic Sanderson quirks, specifically the good guys are generally broken anti-heros, the magic system is well thought out, and different. Hoid has a larger part.That being said, it's not the book I'd use to introduce people to Sanderson.
Hoid and Nightbringer thats all I'll say
She's up there with Victor Bevine, Kate reading and Michael Kramer. I think I could enjoy her read math text books.
The problem was in the characters, they seemed to obvious and over stereotyped. A god that doesn't want to be a god, a bumbling princess, a ex bad guy atoning, and a clueless ruler. The ending seemed very rushed. and the climax felt stunted. It's still a lovely story, and the journey was a good one. I'll be enjoyed again.
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As with all of Bandon Sanderson's stories, the characters are believable, relatable, and compelling. The only downside is that this is a stand alone (at the moment) novel. I for one would love to see a prequel or sequel to this story. Along side a great story, he narration by Alyssa Bresnahan was superbly done.
"Another Exciting Story"
Enjoyed the twists and turns another great book by Brandon Sanderson. Held my attention and was cleaver right to the end. Hope this is just the first book in a new series. Strong women lead characters well developed with a story full of Sanderson usual captivating, clever and imaginative inventions/powers.
that it was imaginative and cleaver enough so it held surprises right until the end.
They were all done very well too difficult to pick one
Held my attention
Hope the story continues following both sisters
"Captivating. another great magic mechanism"
I was well pulled in. Took a little while to get going and some of the characters are a little melodramatic, but Sanderson always has a few characters to love. I loved the sword.
The more you read, the more you want to read.
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This was an interesting world, but the pace is slow and some of the diolog is face palmingly cheesy.. But if you don't mind a meandering story this one if for you.. The last part of the book starts getting really good..
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Loved the world-building and intricate plot. So many surprises and twists. Would definitely recommend!
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Great narration by Bresnahan giving life to all the characters as she presents another fully formed world of magic in Sanderson's fantasy universe. The level of detail is unparalleled and the story will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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like mistborn but not as deep, complex or engrossing. still worth a listen if you're a fan.
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Because everything was fit into one book, the scope of the world was smaller. Cool ideas, but not my fave Sanderson book. If you're short on credits, start with his other books (Way of Kings or Mistborn series)
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Too much on U-M???
I am in the process of expanding this article. However, is there a way of doing so without always having to mention the Univesity of Michigan? Thanks. Pentawing 02:40, 17 August 2005 (UTC)
- The only place I think there is gratuitous mention is in the culture section. There are plenty of cultural events not tied to the Uni, so that could be redone to discuss that the city has many cultural events, art fairs, etc, and that the University has many or a good portion of them too. Where else were you thinking it was too much? The places where the university has a significant impact, such as the economy, that should be noted as it is, in order to be comprehenisve and correct. - Taxman Talk 13:59, August 17, 2005 (UTC)
- I tried rewording a bit, but from my own perspective the University does dominate the cultural scene in Ann Arbor. Hence, I am going to need some help in this area. The other sections aren't too much of a problem though. Pentawing 01:39, 18 August 2005 (UTC)
- Well, the city is influenced a lot by UoM, so it's just natural that the feeling of UoM all over the article I guess - and i don't see anything wrong with that. But I do agree with Pentawing, if there's a better way to put things it would be great. For a change, what about the picture of the house with big M? That could have been replaced with a more 'neutral' one, because that's a special case than what you normally find, and gives the already-UoM-smelling article an additional bias imho :-) Greenleaf 02:44, 23 August 2005 (UTC)
- That's a good point. It would make a good UM picture, but it contributes to the overdoing it in this article. Aren't there some other prominent houses? Maybe a picture from Huron River drive at the neighborhood to the North? - Taxman Talk 22:36, August 24, 2005 (UTC)
- I am going to try to take some pictures in the coming days. Some ideas I have include: a neighborhood with Tower Plaza in the background, Main Street, State Street, and the AATA buses. Pentawing 23:06, 24 August 2005 (UTC)
- That's a good point. It would make a good UM picture, but it contributes to the overdoing it in this article. Aren't there some other prominent houses? Maybe a picture from Huron River drive at the neighborhood to the North? - Taxman Talk 22:36, August 24, 2005 (UTC)
City government section
- I almost forgot, but is there someone who is very knowledgeable about the city's government and be willing to add that section? Pentawing 06:02, 17 August 2005 (UTC)
- Never mind. I added the government section, which needs to be checked though (I got the information from the city's website and arborweb.org). Pentawing 06:29, 17 August 2005 (UTC)
- Nice work on the government section, Pentawing! It might be worth adding that the city was one of the first in the U.S. -- if not the first -- to use Instant-runoff voting. (Covered in the IRV section of Human Rights Party.) The Observer's August 2005 article on the broad consensus between the two major parties in recent years might also be a good source. The paragraph in Marijuana laws in Ann Arbor, Michigan dealing with the 1990 charter referendum on abortion could merit reference as well. Ropcat 06:25, 23 August 2005 (UTC)
- I'll give it a shot, but can you help me with that? Thanks. Pentawing 23:32, 23 August 2005 (UTC)
- Hey, Pentawing. Sure, absolutely, but I'll have to wait until early Sept as I'll be away and not on my computer until then. Let's confer later. Best, Ropcat 07:45, 24 August 2005 (UTC)
I have never heard anyone call Ann Arbor "Ace Deuce". "Tree town" for sure, though.
A more common description of Ann Arbor has been that it is a "late sixties theme park".
- Heh, I was just going to say that. I lived in Ann Arbor 25 years and never heard the term "Ace Deuce" until I read it here. Sounds like baloney to me. --Chowbok 23:41, Apr 23, 2005 (UTC)
- I have lived in Ann Arbor for 5 years and have never heard it called Ace Deuce either. "People's Republic of Ann Arbor" yes. "Tree Town" no - maybe I don't get out enough :). commonbrick
- Tree town is pretty common, especially from rival towns. Ace deuce, never heard of it, so I think we should strike that one until it can be substantiated. - Taxman 03:21, Apr 24, 2005 (UTC)
- "Tree Town" is also painted on a mural at the edge of town; you'll see it right after you get off the downtown exit from M-14. Funnyhat 21:09, 11 Jun 2005 (UTC)
- I just did a google search and Ace Deuce did turn up a few results... commonbrick 04:03, 24 Apr 2005 (UTC)
- I'm a 22-year old, born and raised in Ann Arbor and while it is a recent slang, Ace Deuce is definitely a very common term now, at least among my age group, although I'm not necessarily sure it should be added as a nickname yet -Dylan
- Ace Deuce is extremely popular with people 15-23. Personally, I hate the term, but it does exist. eston 11:40, 07 Sept 2005
I removed the link to the external references below. Generally, text links within the body of an article should link to other articles in Wikipedia, not to external web sites (especially when there is or should be an article in WP for that item). Or external links can appear as numbered references, so it is clear (sort of) that it is not a typical link to another article.
- Washtenaw Community College
- Concordia University
- Cleary University
- Ave Maria School of Law
- Eastern Michigan University in neighboring Ypsilanti
Economy and Industry
- The large pharmaceutical research facility on the northeast side of town is currently part of Pfizer - it was previously part of Warner-Lambert and before that was part of Parke-Davis.
- Since Warner-Lambert bought Parke-Davis and then Pfizer bought Warner-Lambert, the wording in this part of the article seems odd--almost as if one company moved out and another moved in. It's the same operation it always has been, just with different owners.
- Domino's Pizza's headquarters are in Ann Arbor.
- The original Borders Bookstore was in Ann Arbor, and the chain is still based there.
- Ann Arbor Terminals, during the 1980s, the manufacturer of the famous video display terminal the Ann Arbor Ambassador, http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/408/1986/2/0/2153845/
- Bendix Aerospace (do they still exist?)
- ProQuest, including UMI
- Arbortext, a provider of XML-based publishing software
- Harris&Baseview, a provider of newspaper publishing software and ASP services
- Ann Arbor is home to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory
- Toyota Technical Center
- Another company that has had a big impact is ERIM (now Veridian).
- Well-known web things housed/headquartered in Ann Arbor include the All Music Guide, the Weather Underground and Everything2. Any interest in including such things? —rodii 18:17, 22 August 2005 (UTC)
- Aside from the Weather Underground (which I visited their office once), are you sure the other two web companies are based in Ann Arbor? Once you confirm that, I have no problems adding them to the article. Pentawing 22:50, 22 August 2005 (UTC)
- Well our E2 article states that it is now hosted at UM. I don't know the veractiy of that nor anything about AMG. - Taxman Talk 23:03, August 22, 2005 (UTC)
- Re AMG: see the first question and answer here. —rodii
- AMG is located directly opposite Herb David Guitar on E. Liberty, in the office building on the corner. Rather easy to miss, their logo isn't real prominent in the windows, but it's there. +felixjones
- Aside from the Weather Underground (which I visited their office once), are you sure the other two web companies are based in Ann Arbor? Once you confirm that, I have no problems adding them to the article. Pentawing 22:50, 22 August 2005 (UTC)
two changes to Events
two changes in events;
1- there are now five different juried art fairs held during the 'Ann Arbor Art Fair'. I do not know all their official names, but here is a list of what I know
a- held by the State Street Merchants Association, don't know official name b- held by the Michigan Guild, don't know official name c- held by the South University Street Merchants Association, name unkown d- the original fair that started it all, no names, but its held on Thayer and North University area, by the clock tower e- official name 'Kings Chosen'
I also added the text "many other artists and retail booths anywhere they can rent some space."
Well, writing this art fair starts in 3 days, so I may get my facts straight during that time.
2- added the Ann Arbor Shopping Cart Race, will work on getting more details.
- a- State Street Art Fair
- b- The Guild Summer Art Fair
- c- (Ann Arbor's) South University Art Fair
- d- Ann Arbor Street Art Fair
- e- King's Chosen Art Fair is not considered to be one of the four Art Fairs---it's only very loosely juried, and on private land next to, but not in, the major traffic area.
- Juicy 17:51, 9 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Punk Week!
Hey, so about the shopping cart race, if you want to do that right you need to put that down as Punk Week. (I'm going to get killed for doing this.) That whole week consists of Punk shows, and the whole punk community from the surrounding USA comes out (we're talking drifters from as far as Cali). I kind of feel like it appearing in this Encyclopedia would be against the code though...
Additions and "History" subheadings
Hey everyone. This article is looking pretty nice. The "History" section is getting long enough that it would be a good idea to have sub-headings. Anyone want to take a stab at that? Maybe some of the stuff briefly listed under "History" also deserves separate, longer articles; for example: 1.) the Ann Arbor greenbelt could be a good article of its own, including past (failed) attempts to enact one, the intense debate leading up to the referendum, related debates on downtown density, etc. 2.) the "Free John Sinclair" 1971 concert/rally could perhaps get its own article, too. Ropcat 05:31, 26 July 2005 (UTC)
Lake effect snow?
I think the last edit mentioning heavy snow and lake effect is wrong. Lake effect is mostly on land masses that are to the east of bodies of water so the prevailing easterly winds bring the snow to them. This happens all along the west side of Michigan and Cleveland, Buffalo for ex, but not Ann Arbor, Detroit, etc. Ann Arbor gets much less snow than the west side of the state or even Lansing typically. I don't have a source for that at hand, but I wonder where the info in the article came from. I didn't want to revert though. Sorry to be a spectator, but you're doing a great job overall. I also think the history section is too long for an overview article of a city, especially if your goal is to be a FA. - Taxman Talk 03:47, August 18, 2005 (UTC)
- I found that information at the following: www.michiganvacations.com/regions/Ann-Arbor-Michigan.html. Now that you mention it, I'm not sure about it, but you could check on the website and note your opinion on it. Otherwise, I will remove the lake effect notation. Pentawing 04:27, 18 August 2005 (UTC)
- Ok, reading that fits more into what I was thinking and the impression I got from the lake effect article. AA gets some of the lake effect to increase the cloudiness and gets more lake effect snow than say Minneapolis MN, but saying it gets a lot of snow because of it is overdoing it. Better than saying a lot anyway is finding a number for average snowfall, and some comparison of that to other areas. - Taxman Talk 04:37, August 18, 2005 (UTC)
- Should I then include the information or leave the climate information as is at the moment? Thanks. Pentawing 04:44, 18 August 2005 (UTC)
- I tweaked it a bit just so it didn't say heavy snowfall. For areas that get snow, 1-10 inches a month is certainly not heavy. It sounds reasonable that AA does have some climate effect from lake effect, so mentioning it in the way that source did, that it increases cloudiness should be done. I presume that increases the precipitation to more than what would occur without the lake effect, but the source didn't appear to say that from what I recall. If you have another available that would help. So something should go in about lake effect, maybe that it exists, but is less than the west side of the state, but I couldn't think of how to say it. - Taxman Talk 14:45, August 18, 2005 (UTC)
- Should I then include the information or leave the climate information as is at the moment? Thanks. Pentawing 04:44, 18 August 2005 (UTC)
- Ok, reading that fits more into what I was thinking and the impression I got from the lake effect article. AA gets some of the lake effect to increase the cloudiness and gets more lake effect snow than say Minneapolis MN, but saying it gets a lot of snow because of it is overdoing it. Better than saying a lot anyway is finding a number for average snowfall, and some comparison of that to other areas. - Taxman Talk 04:37, August 18, 2005 (UTC)
City topography
I added some information about topography by looking at a map from topozone.com. However, I need someone to look over my numbers to ensure that they are indeed correct. Thanks. Pentawing 18:56, 27 August 2005 (UTC)
What does this mean? "The painting of Ann Arbor fire hydrants is decentralized." Is it meaning to say that there's no one, central authority in charge of painting them? Ropcat 21:44, 8 September 2005 (UTC)
- I am under that impression, though you may want to ask Tlogmer about it, since he had unloaded that image. Pentawing 21:51, September 8, 2005 (UTC)
- I was attempting to be tongue-in-cheeck; more usefully, the downtown fire hydrants were all painted in art-style (whatever you want to call it) during the past couple years by U-M and public school students as part of a project called Fire Up Downtown (I wonder if they'll let us use their pictures). I'll make the caption more descriptive. Tlogmer 08:32, 9 September 2005 (UTC)
Other matters
For the restaurant notation, it could probably be best to place it into the culture section, though I am also seeing some legitimate reasons to place it in the economy section. Pentawing 22:41, September 8, 2005 (UTC)
- Either way, it relates to the other, so I agree with the culture I think. That's part of what people think of when they think of Ann Arbor's culture is the Main street and other restaurants. - Taxman Talk 22:44, September 8, 2005 (UTC)
State capital
Should we be using "state capital" or "state capitol" in the history section? On the one hand, Ann Arbor was vying to become the capital (city), but on the other hand, the sentence in question is referring specifically to land set aside for the construction of a capitol (building). Ropcat 01:46, 18 September 2005 (UTC)
- I changed the notation to "capitol" since the wording implies a building rather than the entire city. Pentawing 20:58, 18 September 2005 (UTC)


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My little girl (my 1st child of 2) will begin Kindergarten tomorrow.. I have stayed home with her all of this time and am really taking this hard, am I the only one living with this sadness... does it go away... I know I am going to be a basketcase at school tomorrow... any tips!?
Believe me, it's totally normal to feel that way...at my daughter's school, they actually have a Boo-Hoo Breakfast for the kindergarten parents the first day of school, right after the kids get dropped off. They hand out little packs of kleenex and hershey's kisses
My daughter started kindergarten last year and she'd never been in daycare, pre-k or even mother's day out. It was a real adjustment for us, especially because I didn't feel like the school took very good care of her (actually, toward the end of the school year I had to go talk to the principal because my daughter had a concussion and they had just sent her back to class, didn't call me, no note, etc...). Anyhow, I think I got the school straightened out on taking care of her at least as well as I do at home.
I think one of the hardest things for me was seeing my daughter learn new habits or mannerisms or even develop a new attitude, and know that she was taking on someone else's personality, even though she'd always done all of her learning from me before.
I may homeschool my younger daughter...she's not growing normally and if she's still this small in two years, no way am I trusting the school to take care of her.
Anyhow, your little guy might be sad because his sister's not home, too. I know my younger one was heartbroken for the first few weeks. We got in the habit of doing something fun after we dropped her sister off...going to the duckpond, playground, McDonalds for an ice cream cone, etc...
Letting go of your child at any age is hard, and as you see how well she adjusts to being there, I think your sadness will be compensated with joy in watching her grow and learn and then pride, in her accomplishments.
It was harder for me watching my sons stand at the alter getting married...remembering that first day of school, all the scraped knees, the goodnight hugs and kisses...to be nevermore.
Enjoy all the "first's" time has a way of slipping by ever so quickly. Hugs to mommy letting go.
Bless your heart!!! Been there, done that. Yes it is hard to let them go...but after the first day when she comes home all safe and sound and totally worn out...you'll feel better. And hellieOh is so right...treasure this and all the other first's to come. Time goes so fast...too fast!!! God Bless!!! Linda
Oh, I remember that feeling. It will get better. I was so mopey when my son first started school. He was in pre-k, and only half a day, so I would get excited when it was time to pick him up! Eventually I stopped being so mopey, plus it was nice to be able to run errands with out so many "Mom can I have?"'s and was able to spend some one on one time with DD who was still a baby at the time. He's in 2nd grade now, and I still miss him when he's gone, but I was counting down the days till he went back! I've got three little monkeys, and when they are together it is crazy loud, lots of fighting, couch cushions into forts, and chaos in this house!
DD will start pre-k next year, and she's the one I'm nervous about! Not because I'll miss her, which I will, but she is little Miss-Independent-Attitude-Pay Attention to Me-I'm the Queen-Take No Crap From Anyone! I just know she's not gonna be bullied because she's gonna be the bully!
And like a pp said, it's such a joy to see their accomplishments. When I pick DS up from school he just jabbers on and on about what he learned that day. And I cried when I got my first school made Mother's Day gift! Best bookmark I ever got!
thanks for the nudges of acceptance and it will be okay... I worry so much because she is so tiny... she is 5 and weighs 28 pounds.... she is normal in height just low in weight, but they don't know why! I have to by 12-18 month pants to allow her to have legal length shorts.. hehehehehehehehe! She is so bossy and winey sometimes I am afraid she will get picked on for those reasons. I live in the South and here they still have paddling in schools.... if allowed by parents... If i allowed that, my child would see that thing everyday God love her, she is a sweetheart but very strong willed, and I chalk it up to her being so smile... sort of like the little big man complex!
Just wait until Kindergarten graduation or any concerts/shows they put on during the year! I am a mess when it comes to that! Good luck tommorow!
I've got one about to leave for his second year of college and the other just graduated, teaching school, and about to move out. And I promise you, it really does feel like yesterday for the first day of school! I stayed at home as well, and I loved every minute of it. Just suited me perfectly.
Kindergarten wasn't that hard for me. I think because I loved school myself, so I had been excited FOR my kids all along and made it all seem like a great adventure for them. It is exciting when you look at their growing up that way...all the ways they get to feel all big and grown up and the new things they get to do. School supply shopping, picking out a backpack, figuring out what to wear the first day...those were big exciting fun things to do with them in those early years.
Now, going to middle school and high school? And then, helping them pack up their stuff and LEAVE me? I thought my heart was gonna rip out of my chest! I seriously had to remember to STILL look at this as something GREAT for them, an adventure, full of wonder and fun. It really helps the kids when you do this, and it probably helps mom even more.
I had a little routine every first day of school. I only worked part time after the youngest started school, so I could do this:
I looked at it as an opportunity to get my act together. I figured dinner out early and made something special. I did some extra cleaning and organizing. For the first day, I even had a homemade snack ready for them when they got home. It made me feel great about the new school year and I found that my kids really picked up on me having a fresh happy start to the school year.
And, since I was only working part time, I did volunteer regularly at the elementary school. I tutored high risk kids who had some real reading or math problems. I didn't necessarily always see my kids when I did that (sometimes I was in their classroom, but often I wasn't), but I was at the school, saw how things worked, got to know the staff, etc. That was a great thing for me to do, as I could do something helpful a few hours a week and be a part of their school. The kids loved that I was there, even if they didn't see me.
Oh it will pass. I did the same thing. However my son went to school the day of Sept 11 and I was so scared. He is going into 5th grade now and I am doing just fine! have something to do tomorrow so you dont sit and miss her.
good luck
I was in the same boat last year. Almost exactly. I have one tip for you to make your baby's transition (mine are still my babies..lol). Keep a smile on your face at all times. You really want your daughter to enjoy learning and seeing you uncomfortable may make her feel a little uncomfortable about the situation as well. There were 5 screamers at my daughter's school so don't be surprised if you see that too.
One recommendation...have hubby there. A big hug from hubby can help!
Best of luck
Believe me, it's totally normal to feel that way...at my daughter's school, they actually have a Boo-Hoo Breakfast for the kindergarten parents the first day of school, right after the kids get dropped off. They hand out little packs of kleenex and hershey's kisses
That is a fabulous idea!
I still miss my oldest (7 yrs) when he goes off to school, although I think it will be for the best this year, because he and the three year old are getting sicker and sicker of constantly being around each other all day long!
Now when my youngest, who is only four weeks old today, goes off to K...I think my heart will come right out of my chest and go with her!
I feel the same way! my oldest will start kindergarten this fall and even when he'll stay at the same school/classroom (is a montessori school), just the fact that he is not going to be home for lunch is killing me. This week they are both at summer camp for 1/2 day and my mornings feel so empty!!! I'm going in circles arround the house singing "yo gabba gabba" songs....i better start doing this cake thing as a business soon or i'll go nuts! I don't even know what am I going to do when they go off to college!
Letting go is hard. I cried for three days after my first born left for Marine Corps boot camp!
SugarBake I know how you feel!!!!
I have been agonizing over the same thing for like 2 weeks now. She is tiny too and just made the cutoff by 5 days, so she will be the youngest in her class. She only weighs 30 lbs and she is 40-inches tall! So shes tiny, and shy, and I have never left her with even a baby-sitter (other than my mom or MIL). I am scared to death to leave her at school all day. I am trying not to tear up as I even write this.
I am never going to get to see her, is the worst part. I work in the evenings, and get home right before bedtime, along with half-days every other Saturday. So the hour in the morning before school, the 40 minutes after school and between work, and the 20 minutes before she goes to bed are going to be a big adjustment for me.
Get a liferaft ladies, cause I opened the floodgates.
My feelings echo those of ziggytarheel's. Though it was sad to see my 3 go off to Kindergarten, I was not prepared for the emotions that came from sending the first two off to high school, where they would be exposed to so much that is bad in our world. (one left, he's a fifth grader this year)
Then one left for the Coast Guard, and it was even worse. I think I moped for a year! Now I have another one leaving in less than two weeks for college, and though I've done it once it doesn't make it any easier.
You don't have to get over it, just get through it - that's what I tell myself sometimes. It's ok to be sad, but along with those tears will come happy ones as you see all they continue to grow and do.
I never think I am raising children, but instead, adults. From moments after they are born to the moment they leave our homes, we have been training and teaching them how to grow up and leave us. Having that perspective has helped me a lot, so I pass it along in the event it can help someone else.
Take care,
I'm going in circles arround the house singing "yo gabba gabba" songs....
Ha ha ha! I do this too, kids around or not!
Hold still! Wiggle wiggle wiggle go! Wiggle wiggle wiggle go! Wiggle wiggle wiggle stop! Hold still!
Oh, I am so in your boat! My youngest starts Monday- he has never went to anything either. He is a moms boy all the way! My oldest loves to spend the night with grandparents but not him. He says- I want to go with Mommy. But, he is scared to death, does not want to go at all. When someone says "are you ready for school?" --he says "no, Ive quit already." Talk about dreading something!!! The worst is he already cries about having to go. Hope it goes o.k. for both of us!!
my little one is 22 and going back to college in 3 weeks...guess what the same feelings are there. it is all part of being a parent. The hardest thing about going to college is when you go by their room on your way to bed each night, they are not in their bed. i remember laying on her bed crying the year she first went to school. it has gotten easier as each year comes, however it is still hard, and I shed the tears driving home from her college every year...don't know if dads can relate, but moms sure can. Good luck and enjoy them while they are young.
My son started kindergarten last year and I sobbed the whole time. My husband laughed at me. I just didnt want to leave him. Now this year, my baby girl will begin pre-k, I don't know how I am going to let her go, but I guess it will get easier. I'll just have to make a cake or something to keep my mind busy!
My son starts kindergarten next week. I cry and mope for a little while and then I take him grocery shopping. A few hours of running errands and I can't wait for kindergarten to start. Now just think of all the decorating techniques that you've been wanting to try but have been to busy for.
my little one is 22 and going back to college in 3 weeks...guess what the same feelings are there. it is all part of being a parent. The hardest thing about going to college is when you go by their room on your way to bed each night, they are not in their bed. i remember laying on her bed crying the year she first went to school. it has gotten easier as each year comes, however it is still hard, and I shed the tears driving home from her college every year...don't know if dads can relate, but moms sure can. Good luck and enjoy them while they are young.
Sorry, it's me again.
I just want to make a special point of saying that even though every child has their own special personality and some are just naturally more independent than others, it is SO important for your child not to think you are sad that they are going to school!
Our children take their cues from us much of the time. They don't want mommy to be sad. How can they be doing a good thing if it makes mommy sad? If mommy is sad, either they should be sad too because this is a bad thing they are about to do, or at the very least, it makes them reconsider what they thought was good about going.
My kids have been overnight camp counselors and they've told me, and I've seen it for myself, that the number one cause of a kid being terribly homesick at camp is how their parents have treated the situation. The kids that get REALLY homesick are the ones whose parents expect them to be, ask them about being homesick in their letters, make a big scene when they leave them, and are sure to tell the kids over and over again how much they miss them and how sad they are.
So, dont' do that. Find it in yourself to emphasize the good things, make the first day special and SMILE.
See? Just like that.
Hugs to ya.
I feel like such a better mom when school is in! All summer we have not been on any sort of schedule, but when schools starts that all changes. I can't do anything without my planner!
I love being on a schedule and the kids do as well. Between sports, dance, homework, and everthing else, I NEED those few hours w/o them.
I will still have the 9 month old at home. It will be fun to just hang out with her for a change. She has just learned to crawl and is getting into everthing, so I will definitly have something to do!
I do remember the feeling of dropping off my oldest for the first day of k-5. She had never been to daycare and did not go to pre-school. I was a mess! I cried all day. But it was all ok! Man, next year I will be dropping her off at high school...........ok, now I'm about to cry!
I feel your pain, just wait until your LAST baby is in school!!! My last baby is going to 1st grade this year, but last year I was a mess!
Everytime I watched the little yellow bus pull away, I got teary eyed . Spank me, but there were a couple of times that he was "sick" and we just spent the day together (and he only went half days). I cried at my oldests middle school ceremony, heck it just seems like I sent her to Kindergarten and now she's off to high school. I just feel my nest getting emptier and emptier. I don't know what I'm going to do with all four of them gone to school all day now. Work??!!
Does someone out there have any extra babies you can lend me?????
Oh, forgot to say, take lots of pictures and start a kindergarten scrap book. I wish I had done that will all my kids and now kick myself!
Hey Pookie -
Thanks for sharing your child with the armed forces. I would cry, too, if I knew my child were going to physically lay down his life for his beliefs.
I hope your Son is well.
Best wishes,
Ooohhhh, I dread that day, yet look forward to it. My son is 4 1/2, so I have another year home with him. It will break my heart when he goes off to school, and even more so when my youngest goes and I am all alone. How will I fill my days?
How will I fill my days?
Summernoelle, we need to start a support group ! I'll bring the chocolate cake and tissues!
I have 2 kids. One is going into the 6th grade this year and the other is 4, last year of Preschool.
One the first day of school (Kindgarten) for my 11 yr old I was a major wreck. I was anal about getting everything just right, the best packed lunch, her clothes ironed, her hair all curled up and in pretty ribbons. We walked down the road to the school and I was a weeping mess the whole way there (2 blocks). We got to the gate of the school and I was all ready to walk her into class and make sure she was all settled, when she let go of my hand, turned around and yelled "Bye Mom. Go home. I'm a big girl now."
I lost it. Totally lost it. I walked home, sobbing all the way and I think I cried until she came home that day. She told me how much fun she had and to be honest, I enjoyed the few moments alone while she was gone. After a few days, I was ok.
My youngest went off to Preschool this last Jan and I was more composed. I was ready to let him go and be a big kid. Up until we hit the door of the school. OH I was a mess all over again. He looked up and me and said "Mom, you're being silly. Stop crying and leave" and then he walked into class.
I guess both my kids are independant little buggers and for that I am greatful. I have seen plenty of kids who, even after weeks or months of school, they still cry and scream like they are never going to see their parents again.
It'll be ok. Smile. Let them know that this is a big step for them and that they are getting to be so big and how proud you are of them. That makes it easier for everyone.
My baby is a senior in high school this year, so that's giving me some "moments". My oldest lived at home through college. My older son went away to college. I did great when we drove him up there (I SWORE to myself I wouldn't cry!), unpacked him and went book shopping. I was fine until he hugged me goodbye. Then I couldn't stop crying. I cried for an hour in the car. My DH asked if I needed him to pull over and I just told him I needed to cry until I didn't need to anymore so he should just keep driving. Poor guy. Fun drive for him.
I finally stopped and then when we got home there was a message from my son telling me that he'd come home a lot and that he wasn't really gone and that he loved me. Of course, I couldn't stop crying again after I heard that!
He's a senior in college this year......


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17 Rose AvenueOneonta, NY 13820MLS #109054
- 4beds
- 1+1½baths
- 0.18acres
- 1,232sq ft
Contingent $94,500
Est. P&I payment: $360.93/mo
Description for 17 Rose Avenue, Oneonta, NY 13820
Lovely home in the East end, two story, 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. Open floor plan between Living room and Dining room with pass through to kitchen. Walk to Valleyview school and playground. Replacement windows move in condition. Seller has received documentation that the property is no longer in a flood zone and does not require flood insurance.
Lovely home in the East end, two story, 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. Open floor plan between Living room and Dining room with pass through to kitchen. Walk to Valleyview school and playground. Replacement windows move in condition. Seller has received documentation that the property is no longer in a flood zone and does not require flood insurance.
Listing Agent
Michael Ranieri
607-435-9839 Mobile
607-432-4391 ext 210 Office
607-435-9839 Mobile
607-432-4391 ext 210 Office
My Notes for MLS #109054
General Features
- Property Type: Residential
- Property Subtype 1: Single Family
- Style: 2 Story
- Year Built: 1920
- County: Otsego
- Acres: 0.18
Exterior Features
- Lot Dimensions: 50 x 147
- Lot Measurement: Acres
- Lot Size Source: (Tax Records)
- Lot Square Footage: 7,841
- Exterior Features: Porch,Stream
- House Color: Yellow
- Construction: Frame
- Foundation: Concrete Block
- Handicap Features: No
- Roof: Asphalt Shingle
Interior Features
- Bedrooms: 4
- Full Bathrooms: 1
- Half Bathrooms: 1
- Interior Features: Ceiling Fan(s)
- Square Footage: 1,232
- Square Footage Source: Taped
- Bedroom 1: 11x13 Level: 2nd Floor
- Bedroom 2: 11x12 Level: 2nd Floor
- Bedroom 3: 8x10 Level: 2nd Floor
- Bedroom 4: 10x10 Level: 2nd Floor
- Bathroom 1: 2x3 Level: 1st Floor
- Bathroom 2: 5x8 Level: 2nd Floor
- Basement: Full,Walk-Out
- Dining Room: 10x12 Level: 1st Floor
- Flooring: Vinyl,Wood
- Kitchen: 12x10 Level: 1st Floor
- Living Room: 14x21 Level: 1st Floor
- Laundry Room: 0x0 Level: Basement
Utility Features
- Appliances: Dishwasher,Freezer,Range,Refrigerator
- Electric: 100 Amps, CB, NYSEG
- Gas: Natural
- Heat/Cool Type: Forced Air Heat
- Hot Water: Gas
- Insulation: Yes
- Sewer: Public Sewer System
- Water: Public Water Supply
Financial Features
- Assessment: 66,000
- Terms: Cash
- Water/Sewer Fee: 335.68
- Town/CountyTax: 1,389.36
- School Tax: 1,493.45
- Tax Id: 300.7-4-63
School Features
- School District: Oneonta
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Discussion in 'Heavy Equipment & Pavement' started by Dirtman2007, Nov 17, 2008.
any updates or pictures for us?
It was great meeting you the other day chris! You need to spend some time on more deere equipment though! haha
haha your buddy justin said you had been talking about me the whole way there lol.
Good to meet you to. looked like you had a fun time playing on the 140 even though the controls were set up for real operators haha
So I finally finished up a 6 acre thinning job, took alot longer than I thought but I was careful not to tear up the other trees. Ended up making alot of burn piles throughout to keep from having to move the brush so far.
Owner was very happy, so happy he wants to thin out all the trees behind his house now.
Pond on the same property I built back when i was still in high school
pond I built last summer is just about full
So are you guys going to buy one of those D11's or what. Think of the pond digging potential!
more select clearing and burning.
I see a couple of nice round fire starters!!!
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chris doesnt know how to operate
Chris, yur slacking in the pic dept. Do yall ever have to get on the ground and do any select cutting with chainsaws?
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When you're selctive cutting, whats the criteria for what stays and what goes? Is it size or species?