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The Eagle Tavern closed in 1903 when the Colchester Brewery Company swapped its license (along with that of the Orwell House) for a full license for the Blooming Fuchsia.
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Culture: Reviews
Celebrated veterinarian and author Nancy Kay, DVM, a winner of the Animal Welfare and Humane Ethics Award, is back with another excellent guide to help you f ind top-notch health care for your dog. Organized as a set of twelve reasonable things you can expect from your vet, Your Dog's Best Health brings clarity to many murky issues for pet owners Should I expect 24-hour care for my dog when he's hospitalized? Is it considered appropriate to ask for cost estimates up front or a second opinion? Written with Kay's trademark humor and intelligence, this book provides all the reassuring answers to questions you were afraid to ask.
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This is a truly lovely book, both in its writing and illustrations, about the love between a little girl and the "best hound dog in the world." It is also a story about the death of a dog, written in a clear, non-sentimental way that makes it an appropriate choice for the introduction of this difficult topic to a young reader (actually, it's suitable for a reader of any age). The illustrations beautifully express the joy that a dog's friendship brings, and the poignancy of memories that will last forever. This is a rare achievement in a children's book.
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Dogwise Publishing
A second book from influential behaviorist and trainer Pamela Reid, Dog InSight brings together more than 40 essays on canine behavior, techniques to modify it and the principles behind both. Originally published as monthly columns in Dogs in Canada magazine, the chapters in this book cover key tricks of the trade, such as calming signals, social learning and operant conditioning. Typical problems are handily addressed — excessive barking, resource guarding and separation anxiety, for example. Readers will benefit from the technique explanations; understanding why a given cue works helps independent trainers go much further with their dogs. Particularly poignant (and rare for a training book) is the final chapter on easing the pain of loss, in which Reid suggests rites of passage for dogs in their last days, as well as tributes to those we have lost.
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The bold strokes of today's young-adult lit
Imagine star-crossed lovers of old would blush and faint before indulging in the kind of libidinal excess that courses through young-adult novels these days. But Paul Griffin knows better than all that. An award-winning novelist who also trains dogs and works with incarcerated young people, Griffin has penned a highly praised new book, Stay with Me, that celebrates the drama, heartbreak and fragile sensuality of today's accelerated teenage life.
Stay with Me recounts the tragic fate of a sweet rescued fighting dog named Boo and her unlikely caretakers, two 15-year-old lovers hamstrung by burdensome disadvantages. Mack Morse, an abandoned, then abused high-school dropout, has a rap sheet and a special knack with dogs. He also struggles with violent thoughts that manifest as a hissing in his head, "like when you roll the radio to static and dial up the volume."
The only remedy? You guessed it his coworker —bright, comely and selfdeprecating Céce Vaccuccia, who studies assiduously and parents her own mother, Carmella, whom she describes with characteristic teenage sarcasm as a "never-married, twice-knocked-up and ditched alcoholic with crippling bunions."
While each of these facts may be true about Carmella, and the judgment behind them heartfelt, there's no doubt that Céce loves her mother. This is much the same for all of Griffin's characters. We are drawn into the oppressive grind of their lives; their words are sharp and their fates are grim, but their essential moral fiber withstands the wear and tear of their preventable, regrettable mistakes. These are, despite their deplorable decisions and even heinous acts, good people.
Mack compels Céce — scarred by a dog attack during childhood — to befriend his dog, Boo. "You've got to go a long way into evil to turn a Pit against people," says Mack. "They forgive easy as rain falls." And so, in turn, does Céce. The magic of love's force transports the couple to a new and terribly temporary happiness. But when Boo suffers brutal violence yet again, Céce is nowhere to be found and Mack acts on an aggressive impulse, destroying any prospects for their future together.
While Mack's character develops and deepens as a result of his poor choices, Céce's prospects wither following his withdrawal. But her world is open now to the solace of a loyal dog, something she would never have had without learning to trust Boo, and the heedless abandon she experienced with Mack.
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Now it is summer and its long, warm days have arrived, we hope to catch up on our reading. To encourage you to do the same, we've compiled a roster of some of our favorites from the classic shelves, as well as some newer ones.
Man Meets Dog was first published fifty years ago, becoming a classic that every dog lover should read‹a slim, witty volume by the Nobel Prize-winning scientist, Konrad Lorenz. It was the first to delve into the canine mind and also launched the debate to what extend do its wolf ancestors affect modern dog behavior.
The Hidden Life of Dogs is a book made famous for the number of miles that Elizabeth Marshall Thomas clocked while tracking a Husky on his daily forays in her anthropological quest to answer, "What do dogs really want?" It is an enthralling account that brings a fresh understanding to the emotional lives of dogs.
Somewhere along the path of evolution two distinct animal species made the choice to "cooperate not to compete." In The Animal Attraction Dr. Jonica Newby, an Australian veterinarian, poses the more fascinating question "If we didn¹t link up with dogs, where would we be today?" Her answers about our co-evolution are both surprising and wildly entertaining.
In Dog Sense, animal behaviorist John Bradshaw outlines what we can expect from our co-pilots as well as what they need to live harmoniously with us. Ultimately, this is what makes the book so appealing. He does more than simply lay out interesting theories; he uses science to advocate for a better life for companion dogs.
Inside of a Dog by Alexandra Horowitz is a fascinating journey into the dog's rich sensory world, providing valuable insights into what it's like to be a dog. If you think you know your dog, think again. Horowitz peels away the layers of pre-conceived notions and gets to the core of canine-ness to reveal that Canis familiaris is anything but familiar.
Dog's Best Friend by Mark Derr who writes about the "culture of the dog" like no one else‹he goes well beyond the in's and out's of breeding and training examining all aspects about what makes our relationship to dogs tick.
Scent of the Missing by Susannah Charleson. A fascinating memoir of the adventures of a Search and Rescue pup and how both she and her human partner mastered the course together.
In Dog Years, poet Mark Doty recounts how two dogs rescued and supported him during a time of deep grief. A tender, amusing and insightful reflection on the bond with have with animals.
The Proof is in the Poodle by Donna Kelleher, a holistic vet who has written a thoughtful and sensitive exploration of the ways we help out animals heal—physically, emotionally and spiritually. (2012,Two Harbors Press)
Garth Stein's novel, The Art of Racing in the Rain, is a beautifully crafted tale of the wonders and absurdities of human life as only a dog could describe them.
Rick Bass's Colter: The True Story of the Best Dog I Ever Had is a gorgeously written memoir about a remarkable "brown" dog who possessed a genius for the hunt. It is also a powerful contemplation about the natural world and how a dog can unveil its secrets to us, if only we are wise enough to watch and listen.
Donald McCaig's Eminent Dogs: Dangerous Men is a book about the fascinating world of sheepherding and Border Collies and how the history of these dogs is infused by character of the people who admire then and who "partner" with them. Part memoir, travelogue, and part investigation into one of the oldest alliances mankind has struck with canines.
Dog Walks Man, a collection of humorous and absorbing essays by John Zeaman, conveys how the routine act of dog-walking can connect us to the joys of the nature.
Pack of Two: The Intricate Bond Between People and Dogs by Carolyn Knapp is the seminal book about, as its subtitle proclaims, the bond between people and dogs. A must read for all dog people—affirming that we aren't alone in our dog-centricity. Knapp explored why dogs matter to us and concludes that we love them for themselves—for their very otherness and dogginess.
My Dog Tulip by J.R. Ackerley. This book is a lovely, unsentimental and very moving biography of a dog, an Alsatian female named Tulip. Ackerley is charmed and fascinated by her and his descriptions about her behavior and habits are among the more tender "love" stories ever.
Lee Harrington's Rex in the City is the modern day story about how a young couple learned about the challenges of adopting an abused, untrained dog and bringing him up in a small NYC apartment. The author shares both her pains and her joys of their life with a troubled dog. But readers will be reminded—in a delightful way—that love does indeed conquer all.
Patricia McConnell, PhD, CAAB, has written a shelf-load of books in which she decodes the mysteries of canine behavior. Two we particularly like are The Other End of the Leash, which focuses on why we behave as we do around our dogs and how it affects them, and (with Karen London, PhD), Love Has No Age Limit, a much-needed primer on adopting an adult dog.
If you've wondered vets do day-to-day, read veterinary surgeon Nick Trout's Tell Me Where It Hurts and Love Is the Best Medicine and get clued in.
David Rosenfelt's Andy Carpenter is a reluctant attorney whose real passions are dog rescue and his Golden Retriever, Tara. One Dog Night is the most recent entry.
In Spencer Quinn's "Chet and Bernie" mysteries, narrated by Chet the dog, comments on the way dogs see the world ring true (and will make you smile). The fifth book, A Fist Full of Collars, is due out in September.
Our long-time favorite, Susan Conant, released a new "Holly Winter" mystery earlier this year, thank goodness; Brute Strength is number 19 in the series featuring the Malamute-loving dog writer and, of course, her favorite dogs.
Culture: Reviews
Transaction Publishers, 235 pp., 2008; $34.95
We Give Our Hearts to Dogs to Tear is not your typical, heartwarming dog story. Yes, there are heartwarming passages aplenty. But this book is also full of heart-stopping tragedy. That's because the author and his human and animal family, including an assortment of Jack Russell Terriers, live in the wild mountains of Montana. Beautiful and rugged, the land is full of dangers ranging from hungry coyotes, bears and mountain lions to crabby 30-pound badgers, snares left by fur trappers, and poison set out by ranchers for coyotes. This is the sort of setting where any dog can get into serious trouble. And no dog can get into trouble like a Jack Russell Terrier.
These 15-pound dogs think they're 10 feet tall, and immortal. They are fearless hunters. If you have or know a Jack Russell, you will have noticed that they consider what other dogs accept as commands to be mere suggestions. It's because they think they know more than you do, and they may be right. Although all exhibit the breed's typical intelligence, courage and energy, each is a uniquely complex, and often problematic, character. Chase's Nobie was "a bundle of exasperating eccentricities," whose "personality [had] more kinks than a corkscrew." Ifrit "had a limitless capacity for love," yet once, while playing, bit the author so hard he had to get a tetanus shot. Hobson was "sensitivity incarnate," but prone to anxiety attacks that sent him diving under the bed covers.
The author buys his first Jack Russell as a birthday present for his wife, Diana—by mistake. He thinks he heard her say she wanted one; she remembers saying nothing of the kind. The couple already had plenty of animals: among them, 11 horses, two wildcats, a Mastiff and a coyote. Neither of them had any idea that Jack Russells were small dogs, and no clue that they had such huge personalities. But as it turns out, the breed was a perfect match for the big-hearted, life-loving, risk-taking couple. Transplants from Minnesota, they're the sort of folks who, though perennially broke, fell in love with a dilapidated 3,000-acre Montana ranch that they knew was "too expensive, too primitive and too remote"—and promptly bought it.
Their Jack Russells are just as adventurous as they are. With a frenetic zest for life, these pint-sized dogs hunt ground squirrels, take out marmots and challenge badgers. They fall off rock ledges, collide with skunks, get quilled by porcupines and nearly drown in rushing rivers. Every day with the dogs, writes Chase, is "filled with love, play, empathy, anxiety, courage and near sudden death."
Too often, death catches up with them. Their first Jack Russell, Phineas, dies in agony in less than a year, poisoned. Another is killed by a badger. One dies young of liver disease. Others live to old age—but you'll cry when they die, too.
The deaths of these feisty dogs, as much as their lives, form the heart of the book. There are lots of great characters, moving descriptions of the land, discourses on the history of the Jack Russell and the dangers of breeding for appearance instead of performance. But these are incidental in the journey that is the book's narrative core: Chase is looking for immortality for his dogs. Aren't we all?
Because it's impossible not to fall in love with characters like Phineas and Ifrit, Truffle and Tigger, Panda and Bungee—especially after you see the black and white pictures—some readers will be angry that Chase chose to bring these fearless, trouble-prone dogs into the dangerous western wilderness. Chase tackles this issue head-on, like one of his dogs might seize a ground squirrel. A former professor of philosophy, Chase takes on some Big Questions: Who are our dogs? What sort of lives do we owe them? How do we honor their spirits? What is the soul? Where lies immortality?
Bereft again and again, Chase tries to find another Phineas. (He gets two Jack Russells the next time, for emotional insurance.) He tries to replicate Ifrit. (This also fails.) He visits breeders, seeking to reincarnate the spirit of Bungee. Of course, it doesn't work. But the vivid ghosts of Chase's dogs demonstrate that what does happen is another kind of immortality.
Surely one of the cruelest conditions of life on Earth is that dogs don't live as long as people. Yet, we "give our hearts to dogs to tear," as Rudyard Kipling writes in the poem that gave Chase the book's title. Yes, they tear our heart—but their indomitable, timeless spirits heal it again and again.
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Viking, 341 pp., 2008; $23.95
One would have to have a heart of stone not to be captivated by this bittersweet debut novel, now available in an American edition, in which Prince, a Labrador Retriever, narrates his heroic attempts to save his human family from the dangers that threaten their peace and security. That the novel in form is a reminiscence by Prince as he waits to be put down by his owner, who does not understand what Prince has done throughout to save the family from itself, testifies, of course, to the futility of his actions. But that this sad history is communicated to a younger Labrador as a cautionary tale in how best to perform as Labradors expect of themselves, turns it into a larger, tragicomic meditation on loyalty, sacrifice and the possibilities of idealism in a world of disillusionment and irresponsibility.
The situation is this: Originally obedient, the Springer Spaniels, having realized that humans can no longer take care of themselves and hence that the stability of their families cannot be taken for granted, no longer pay attention to humans' welfare or intervene on their behalf. They begin to slip their leads; they live for the moment and for themselves; they learn to sniff for pleasure rather than for purpose. The humans hardly notice—"Lamp posts were still being splashed. Crotches were still being sniffed."—and most of the breeds are quietly won over to the Springers' cause. Not so the Labradors, who institute a compact, based on the immutable principles of "duty over all," self-denial, non-violence and constant vigilance. To the extent that humans consider the breakdown of family bonds, they explain it through easy sociology: the demands of career, the secularization of Western society, unhealthy diet. But as usual in this novel, the dogs sniff out the problem all too well: Humans overly privilege one sense (sight), which too often makes them the victim of appearances; they don't understand their own nature, as part of Nature; they are afraid of aging and death; they can't come to terms with sex; and in general, think that with science, technology and culture, they can control desire and instinct. Relying on such apparatus, Haig suggests, makes humans lovable objects for Labradors' protective instincts, but teaches them nothing about themselves. And, sadly, it's the dogs who pay the price: Get too close to them and you'll get hurt, Prince is warned by a non-Lab; and so indeed he is.
This novel works as well as it does because of two writerly strategies. First, Haig's sensitive depiction of the Hunter family, who had rescued Prince as a pup from a shelter in a desperate attempt to shore up their own dissolving human relationships, wisely renders them neither evil nor psychopathic, even if disconcertingly typical and familiar in their failings. Adam, the father, irresolute and frustrated in both his career and marriage, becomes involved with a good-looking, ditzy aromatherapist. Kate, the mother, avoids marital intimacy through incessant housecleaning, but too easily acquiesces when her old lover reappears. Hal and Charlotte, the teenaged children, are predictably given over to rebellious acts with seedy friends. Prince knows how few internal resources this weak but finally sympathetic family can muster against threats from the outside. Second, Haig nicely complicates Prince's personality beyond that of a mere virtuous automaton: At night, Prince dreams of running wild with his ancestral wolves; at one point, he falls into a reverie, intoxicated by the delectable leaf juice, worm blood and squirrel droppings of the park's smell-heap. He later undergoes a profound crisis of belief when learning that his father figure, a Labrador named Henry, has morally compromised himself in blind adherence to the letter of the pact. Because Haig has made the moral choices complex, Prince's final self-denying commitment to an ideal that will never be realized is all the more nuanced and profound.
Similarly nuanced and largely successful is Haig's ingenious evocations of Shakespeare, specifically the two parts of Henry IV: "Prince," like Shakespeare's Prince Hal, will reject the temptations of the self-indulgent life represented by the Springer-spokesman "Falstaff," prove himself by defeating the traitor to the established order—appropriately named Simon "Hotspur"—and accept the values of his father-figure "Henry." Other allusions are less relevant (there is an impetuous Rottweiler named "Lear") or inappropriate ("Kate," the name by which Prince Hal addresses his French wife after he is crowned king, is a bad choice of name for the mother). But it's especially intriguing that the future of the teenaged son "Hal" is left uncertain. The only human who hears Prince's words, young Hal cannot accept them, coming as they do from a dog. We are left to wonder in this wise and wry novel if he will remain "in the tavern," surrounded by the Falstaffs of the world, and whether Prince has died in vain.
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Perfect Paws Productions, 2007, Runtime 2 hours 35 minutes; $34.95
When all the pieces of a puzzle snap together, it's a pleasure to behold. In this instance, the "puzzle" is the pet dog training DVD, Perfect Paws in 5 Days. The pieces include terrific production quality, jazzy dog-themed music and an engaging supporting cast cleverly bound together by Jean Donaldson, an upbeat and innovative dog training expert.
The DVD covers essential training commands: "sit," "down," "stay," "come" and "watch me." Jean's entertaining chapter introductions teach dog training theory in small, interesting nuggets. After Jean demonstrates each exercise—assisted by her enthusiastic demo dog, Buffy—you join her and five dog-training teams for classes at the Perfect Paws training academy. With lavish praise and gentle corrections, Jean and her teams demonstrate the right, and wrong, way to practice each behavior. "Push, stick, drop" are among Jean's unique cues to successful training; your dog will love her signature approach to teaching come/recall.
While this DVD is top-notch, it's not perfect. First, the DVD menu lists the classes as Lessons One through Five, which doesn't explain what they include. The extensive bonus material didn't print from the DVD menu on either a Mac or a Windows PC, but was accessible directly from the disk on both platforms. Those small mechanical complaints aside, Perfect Paws in 5 Days highlights Jean's original dog-training techniques. Let's hope it's the first in a series of equally creative DVDs covering other tricky training challenges.
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Almaden Books, 238 pp., 2007; $16.95
In this no-kill manifesto, attorney Nathan Winograd identifies the moment when he believes the budding humane movement lost its way. Overruling the wishes of its founder, Henry Bergh, ASPCA agreed in the late 1800s to operate New York's cruelly primitive dog pounds. Thus, the organization became accustomed to killing animals, albeit more compassionately than under the city's brutal regime. Winograd argues that the animal welfare establishment has remained mired in 19th-century thinking and processes, to unnecessarily fatal effect for the five million healthy animals destroyed in US animal "shelters" each year.
He traces the movement's history, highlighting its failed attempts to legislate, educate and coercively sterilize the nation out of its presumed pet over-population problem. Policies have been founded, he claims, on twin (and false) premises: that there are too many companion animals to be absorbed into proper homes, and that the public can be harangued into more responsible care of its pets. This has led shelters to the hopeless approach of "adopting out a few and killing the rest" of their unlucky tenants, while blaming an indifferent citizenry for their thankless task.
He then describes no-kill successes in San Francisco; Charlottesville, Va.; and Reno, Nev., as well as his own shelter management work in rural Tompkins County, N.Y. Here the book comes alive as he reports life-or-death tales of animals who were spared the needle by the best efforts of shelter personnel applying the logic, tactics and creative hard work of the no-kill paradigm: low-cost spay/neuter, foster and rescue care, medical/behavioral interventions, trap/neuter/release for feral cats, and several species of community outreach. In each case, shelters dramatically reduced their kill rates to under 10 percent of all animals without selective intake or "adoptability" analyses to eliminate problem critters—no smoke, no mirrors. He also explodes the claim of inherent overpopulation, demonstrating that sufficient homes are available if only they can be more effectively linked with needy animals.
Finally, Winograd indicts the humane establishment for seeking to discredit—rather than embrace—these successes. San Francisco was proclaimed too urban (and, remarkably, too "gay"); Tompkins County, too rural and Yankee; Charlottesville, too collegiate, and so on. Institutional interests, he believes, have outweighed their life-saving mission. Indeed, the response of the mainstream organizations to this book will be crucial and instructive. One hopes for a collaboration toward better, 21st-century "best practices." Eyes on the prize, everyone—our behavior should not embarrass our pets.
The world owes much to those rare individuals who see things differently—and who then devote themselves to vindicating their maverick conclusions. Though Redemption is repetitive, may be over-harsh on no-kill's detractors, and concentrates more on diagnosis than cure, it's an important work. The shelter world has shielded most of the public from the grim realities of its operations, and has convinced the rest that change is possible only at the margins. This book is a clarion call to the burgeoning, pet-loving community—readers of The Bark, perhaps—to demand better from its shelters, and to participate in the soulful work of saving lives.
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The Penguin Press, 238 pp., March 2008; $25.95
This is a story of a life measured out in dogs. Today, Morie Sawataishi is 94, and when he looks back at the road he's traveled, the signposts all look like Akitas.
Akitas are dogs of Japan's snow country: long, heavy legs; tightly curled tails; great stamina; and a thick double coat heavy enough to protect them in all kinds of weather. These were the dogs who are thought to have come onto the main island of Japan with the first tribes of migratory hunters some 2,000 years ago, and who, for 300 years, were inspirations for Japan's samurai class. The story of Hachi-ko—the Akita who, daily for nine years, met the four o'clock train at the Shibuya station, watching for his deceased master—is known by every schoolchild.
Yet, during World War II, the breed came close to being wiped out. The military paid dearly for heavy Akita pelts, which were used to line officers' coats, and in those grim times, there was no shortage of sellers.
In Dog Man, Martha Sherrill describes how Sawataishi—a single-minded man with a fierce will—helped save the ancient Akita from almost certain extinction. To Sawataishi, the Akita wasn't exotic; for him "it was simply the local dog, the regional dog, the breed he'd seen everywhere as a child growing up in snow country." No one was more surprised than him when, in his 30s and newly returned from a stint in the Japanese navy, he was overcome with a desire for an Akita. By that time, there weren't many around, and because food was scarce too, feeding a dog was a hard thing to do. But Sawataishi persevered, and one day, came home with an Akita puppy—to the immense dismay of his wife.
This wasn't the first unconventional thing Sawataishi had done; within days of marrying a well-educated girl from Tokyo, he took her to the island's far north to live near his family. She returned to Tokyo while he served his time in the navy, but when he completed his duty, back they went to snow country, where everything was not only colder, it was more difficult. Thirty years ago, when he decided to build a traditional cottage on slopes of Mount Kurikoma, everyone else in the family objected, and some thought he'd lost his mind. But build it he did. He didn't want the things most of his countrymen craved: a golf membership, a fine home in Tokyo, an easy life. No, he wanted space, and quiet, and room for his dogs. And there, on the side of the mountain, he found them.
This is not only a story about a man and his dogs, it is also the story of a time in Japan that Americans heard little about. During World War II, it was hard for those in the U.S. to imagine that there were people in the island nation who didn't want to kill them, people who were appalled by the military's raging ambition. In Dog Man, we learn about some of these "other" Japanese and the hardships they endured as every resource their country could muster went to support the military. Who lived in fear of bombers overhead. Who, starving, were urged on to even greater sacrifices by their emperor. Under those circumstances, Sawataishi's desire for a dog is both a snapshot of normalcy and emblematic of his independent and determined nature.
"In the old days of Japan, honoring the specific look or 'breed' was never part of the dog tradition. Spirit was the thing one hoped to keep alive." Dog Man is a celebration of a man with spirit to spare, and of the dogs that marked and enriched his life.
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Approximations of stable actions on $ \Bbb {R} $-treesVincent Guirardel[1] (1) Institut de Recherche en Mathématiques de Rennes, Université de Rennes 1, 263 avenue du Général Leclerc, CS 74205, 35042, Rennes CEDEX, France
This article shows how to approximate a stable action of a finitely presented group on an $ \Bbb {R} $-tree by a simplicial one while keeping control over arc stabilizers. For instance, every small action of a hyperbolic group on an $ \Bbb {R} $-tree can be approximated by a small action of the same group on a simplicial tree. The techniques we use highly rely on Rips's study of stable actions on $ \Bbb {R} $-trees and on the dynamical study of exotic components by D. Gaboriau.
Keywords: Stable action, $ \Bbb {R} $$ -trees, Rips theorem, approximation, splitting, Bass-Serre
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The Karleskind genealogy which I have shows that Catherine was the daughter of Etienne
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Friday Dec 30th, 2016
I know there are concerns about the status of the city's police reform negotiations with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and what the forthcoming presidential administration change means for Baltimore's consent decree. Ensuring that every single citizen feels safe and secure in his or her neighborhood is the single most important objective of my administration. Rest assured, I am committed to steadfast police reform.
With less than two weeks as mayor, I am being asked to sign an agreement that has yet to reach my desk. Let me be clear, when I walked into this office, there was no DOJ agreement on my desk to be signed, and as of today there is still not a final agreement. There is, however, a process in place that requires the city and the Department of Justice to negotiate an agreement before I sign the final consent decree. Last week, I observed those negotiations so that I could be assured that we were moving forward and that the environment was productive — and it is.
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Day 11--
Today we'll start with your unit test. Get ready with all your own assignments, so you have easy access to all the information you'll need. Use your own assignments, but not other students, the textbook, or the Web, to help you as you take the test.
After you finish the test, turn your attention to the written assessment, due Tuesday, Feb 12.
Use a well-organized, essay format with citations to answer this question:
How did government decisions and actions have an impact on the Age of Exploration?
Use the resources below to help you organize your information, plan your essay, and get started.
Scoring Rubric: How your assessment will be scored.
Assessment Outline: One way to get started, suggesting the important things to include, and where to put them.
To earn full credit, you need to cite all information from outside sources, and to use at least 3 resources in addition to the textbook.
Here are the sources we've used in class duirng this unit --
And here are a few more that you might find useful (Click on the word Web to go to them):
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Genelux Corporation Expands Board of Directors, Appointing Dennis Fenton, Former Amgen Executive
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Genelux Corporation, a privately held, clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for cancer and inflammatory diseases, today announced the appointment of Dr. Dennis Fenton, long-time Amgen executive, to the company's Board of Directors. Dr. Fenton's appointment expands the Genelux Corporation board to 5 members.
"As someone who helped to build one of the world's most successful pharmaceutical companies from the ground up, Dr. Fenton has a wealth of experience and attributes that will enable him to make a tremendous contribution to the Genelux Board," said Aladar A. Szalay, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "He brings to this Directorship incredible professional breadth and depth. A research scientist by training, Dr. Fenton worked in and led nearly every part of Amgen as it developed, building the most admired biotechnology manufacturing operation in the world. I am honored to welcome Dr. Fenton to the Genelux Board as our second outside Director".
Dr. Fenton, age 59, retired in December 2007 after 26 years with Amgen, where he last served as Executive Vice President of Operations. He was one Amgen's first employees, joining the company in 1982 during its first 12 months. Starting as a Research Scientist, he held positions of increasing responsibility, including Vice President of Research, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Senior Vice President of Operations and was Amgen's first Executive Vice President.
Prior to his tenure at Amgen, Dr. Fenton worked for Pfizer Central research in New Product Development from 1977 until 1981. Since his retirement from Amgen in 2008, he has been an independent consultant and a member of several boards including Amira, Kythera, CytomX, Xenoport, Genzyme, Rutgers University, the Keck Graduate Institute and the Biotechnology Institute. Dr. Fenton holds a PhD in Microbiology


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NXT Champion Kevin Owens sent a strong message to United States John Cena the first time they came face-to-face, laying him out with a devastating Pop-up Powerbomb. On May 31 at WWE Elimination Chamber, live on the award-winning WWE Network, he'll have to answer for his bold first impression when he faces Cena one-on-one.
Cena instituted the U.S. Open Challenge after winning the United States Championship at WrestleMania,offering a weekly opportunity for breakout Superstars to prove they belong in the spotlight. On the May 18 Raw, after weeks of heated showdowns for Cena against the likes of Dean Ambrose, Neville and Sami Zayn, among others, NXT Champion Kevin Owens seemingly arrived to accept the challenge.
With The Champ ready to defend the star-spangled championship, though, Owens brazenly told Cena they would only battle on his terms before kicking Cena in the gut and flooring him with a Pop-up Powerbomb. Owens then added insult to injury by stomping on Cena's U.S. Title and disrespectfully standing tall above him.
Moments later, he met with Triple H, who agreed to Owens' request for a match at WWE Elimination Chamber against Cena.
See also
|Elimination Chamber 2015 previews
|John Cena v Kevin Owens • Tag Team Championship • Intercontinental Championship • Seth Rollins v Dean Ambrose • Nikki Bella v Naomi v Paige • Neville v Bo Dallas


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About the Book
A wonderful story about a trip to the Arctic illustrated with magnificent photographs.
A barren and frozen land located between 74 and 81 degrees of latitude north, the Svalbard archipelago is one of the world's largest areas of untouched natural beauty. It is filled with majestic mountaintops and dramatic glaciers cascading into the polar ice cap. A land where the midnight sun shines 24 hours a day during the summer months and where darkness obscures the landscape throughout the winter, only to be broken by the eerie glow of the Northern Lights. This is a land of silence and peaceful existence.
Features & Details
- Category Travel
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
120 Pages
- Publish Date Mar 01, 2011
About the Creator
An engineer by profession and a passionate photographer, Bob Ozibko has been dedicated to nature and travel photography for most of his life. His photographs have appeared in Aquarium magazine, Zoonooz, Photographics, Popular Photography, Nature Photographer, Wonderful Wetlands, The International Library of Photography, and many travel catalogs. He travels extensively around the United States and the world to capture the best of nature. His favorite subjects are wildlife, people, and landscapes. Bob is the author of Patagonia, The Inca Trail, Svalbard, Africa, and Burma.
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Fantasy Team Names ... of the Future!
Are you that owner who incorporates a player name into your fantasy team name? Then let's get a jump on the future of fantasy baseball.
Oscar Meyer Wieters. H to the Rizzo. Honey Nut Ichiros.
These are just a few of the names of teams in fantasy leagues all around the globe over the last several years. Whether owners choose to shout out the hometown Braves with the team name Carry On My Heyward Son, trumpet a first-round fantasy pick with the name CarGo's 'ship or pay homage to an all-time great by naming a team Show Me the Koufax, team names play an integral part in the fantasy experience.
That's why it's never too early to line up the name of your next dynasty.
Much of the time, owners like to incorporate the hot, new talents into team names. If you were to poll the millions of online fantasy baseball leagues, I'm sure you'd see more names with Trout, Myers (or Wil) and Harper (or Bryce) than you would steady veteran names like Holliday, Hunter (or Torii) and Utley (or Chase). So much like when fantasy owners go prospectin', let's mine for prospect-name gold and come up with a few good (and a few bad) names that'll impress your league and literally guarantee* you a fantasy championship.
*Not literally.
10. Max Fried, Min Grilled
Pro: Obvious Simpsons (Max Power) implications, and betting on a Padres pitching prospect to do well seems smart in theory, even though this guy is dealing with elbow issues this spring.
Con: First Lady Michelle Obama may have a cross word or two for you for promoting unhealthy living, plus the name doesn't roll off the tongue.
9. Folty Towers
Pro: Good for leagues stacked with British TV comedy enthusiasts or die-hard Astros fans who already know how to spell the name of pitching prospect Mike Foltynewicz.
Con: Foltynewicz may very well end up being a relief pitcher long-term, and no one wants a team named after a player at the most fungible position in fantasy baseball.
8. Kaleido-Schoop
Pro: You'd be helping to educate your leaguemates before this prospect hits primetime, as Orioles infield prospect Jonathan Schoop's last name is pronounced "Scope."
Con: Anyone in your league that grew up with a cell phone from a young age probably has no idea what a kaleidoscope is, and Schoop doesn't seem like a player that's going to take the rotosphere by storm.
7. An Appel a Day
Pro: Astros prospect Mark Appel is, unlike the three guys above, a top-level prospect who has the upside to be an early fantasy pick in the future.
Con: You'll completely blame yourself if your team name can't keep the doctor (James Andrews) away.
6. Game of Odors
Pro: You'll get fantasy-novel street cred with reference to the Hodor character in Game of Thrones and get bonus points if you own both Rays pitcher Jake Odorizzi and Rangers infield prospect Rougned Odor, whose stock shot through the roof last season.
Con: Considering fantasy sports is often called D&D for jocks, is fantasy-novel street cred a good thing? Does it even exist?
5. Joc Jams
Pro: Speaking of Joc(k)s, this team name shouting out Dodgers outfield prospect Joc Pederson has just the right amount of '90s nostalgia to make a league full of thirtysomethings smile.
Con: With the Dodgers outfield already crowded and the team probably already targeting 17 other veteran outfielders to acquire -- you know, just 'cause -- who knows when Pederson will get a legit shot to show his stuff in the majors?
4. Cole-d, Kohl-der and Kole-dest
Pro: A triple-name fantasy reference in a team name is like the quadruple spinny-something in figure skating. (What do you want from me? I forget all Winter Olympics terminology the second it's over.)
Con: Pirates pitcher Gerrit Cole is already a rising star, while 2013 first-round pick and Twins pitching prospect Kohl Stewart has a lot of minor-league marinating to do. And, while a trendy fantasy sleeper, Angels outfielder Kole Calhoun could make you regret your name if he doesn't deliver out of the gate.
3. Humphrey Bogaerts
Pro: Red Sox infielder Xander Bogaerts is already primed to be a fantasy force this season, so most people should get the prospect reference. Bonus points if you live in a city named Humphrey, because this one totally sounds like it could be the name of a real team.
Con: "Who's Humphrey Bogart?" is a legitimate concern in the year 2014, unless you play in league made entirely of family members.
2. The Wrath of Syndergaard
Pro: This is either the name of the fourth 300 movie or the fifth Thor movie, and everyone will be legitimately afraid to play you in a head-to-head league either way.
Con: Mets pitching prospect Noah Syndergaard is a pitching prospect for the Mets, and I don't have to tell you how those have turned out lately (get well soon, Mr. Harvey!)
1. Tyler Perry Presents Kenta Maeda
Pro: This one's for people who know names like Yu Darvish and Masahiro Tanaka a year before everyone else in their leagues, as Kenta Maeda is set up to be the next great Nippon Professional Baseball export. If you land him in a dynasty league now, you have years upon years of team names to mine from Tyler Perry movies.
Con: That name is perfect, and literally anything else* you do in your life will be a letdown.
*Not literally.
Now it's your turn. Show me what you got in the comments section -- it should take less than 60 seconds to come up with something better than nine names on this list (but not Tyler Perry Presents Kenta Maeda, which is unbeatable).
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Chimpact Run: Walkthrough for iOS and Android
Chimpact Run
By: Yippee Entertainment
Welcome to the Chimpact Run walkthrough where we provide you with the best answers and solutions to help you complete every level in the game. If you're having difficulties in clearing high levels of Chimpact Run or if you want some tips, tricks and cheats to clear the difficult levels then this is place where you will get it all.
Not only cheats, but you can also find here step-by-step tutorial to facilitate your game play. We have also discussion forum here, where you can interact with other Chimpact Run fans, discuss the game and learn some new strategies. So, what are you waiting for? Get the cheats and be the number one player of Chimpact Run.
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Is There A Figurine Tutorial In Cc Gallery?
Decorating By AKA_cupcakeshoppe Updated 28 Aug 2009 , 2:11am by AKA_cupcakeshoppe
I'm pretty sure it exists, I *think* I've seen it before, a tutorial with pics for making fairies or something. But I don't know where to search for it.
Anyone knows where I can find it? Need to make a girl figurine for my niece's birthday.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
It's probably in the Articles section.
Thanks you soooooooooooo much!
I have also seen a utube on fairies. It was very good. Not sure who it was by. I will see if I can locate it again.
Caralinc, this is my favorite of the youtube ones!
all4cake- ahahah I just found it after searching for it for about 20min. I just saved it. Yes, She is awesome. I can't wait to try them. I will be having some down time shortly and will be giving it a try.
She explains it very simply.
I sent you a PM!
Thanks MrsNancyB!


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ON THE SKI SLOPES, THE BEST SKI IN AND OUT LOCATION YOU HAVE EVER HAD, OR YOUR MONEY BACK. This fabulous house is luxurious and wonderful for large groups. Private hot tub, on back deck. Located at the Arrowbahn high speed express chair, you step in your skis from our porch, then ski. No bridges or long walks through large condo complexes, many claim ski in and out, but this is as good as it gets.
My home features huge living area (3500sq. ft), 40' vaulted ceilings, granite counters in the gourmet kitchen, fabulous furnishings, HDTV and electronics for your IPOD, and privacy and serenity unequaled in Beaver Creek. Furnished by one Vail's finest decorators, the house features stunning mountain casual, but highly elegant furnishings.
Enjoy the true Village to Village skiing that only Beaver Creek, Bachelor Gulch, and Arrowhead can offer. Located within 'Vail's Private Address', Arrowhead is a very exclusive, and gated private community.
The house handles large groups well; with 5.5 separate baths and a very large great room there is plenty of room for families or large groups of friends. We are also kid friendly, the house is stocked with young kids videos, DVD's, and toys (2-7 yr olds). Enjoy a cooks kitchen, or dine at the valleys finest restaurants, in Avon, Edwards, and Beaver Creek.
Many in Beaver Creek claim you can ski in and out, check closely when you book. Look at the pictures closely, and ask others how truly ski in and out they are. My house in ON the slopes. Don't overpay from a large agency, this is our private home, so we guarantee you will be thrilled with the accommodations and receive great value.
If a summer vacation, we have 3 miles of private fishing on the eagle river, 15 golf courses within 15 miles, a chance to play the the stunningly beautiful and highly ranked Cordillera Golf Courses. There are numerous hiking and biking trails right outside the door. Wake up early and view the elk and deer on the mountain from our living room, walk out the back door and up the mountain on the hiking trails, or ride bikes up Arrowhead mountain, there is truly something for everyone. A private swimming pool is also available 200 yards away at the Arrowhead Alpine Club.
Bedroom Accomodations: 5 Bedrooms with the following
Bedroom 1- King (Master) Full bath with jacuzzi bathtub
Bedroom 2- King - Full Bath - Patio (2nd Master)
Bedroom 3 - King - Full Bath
Bedroom 4 - Two Queens-Full Bath
Bedroom 5 - 4 Twin Beds-Full Bath-Private bedroom, up a ladder, think of this bedroom as a kids bunk room.
We had 14 people stay at the Engleby's house and it absolutely exceeded our expectations in every way. Clean, nicely furnished, lots of room, secure and safe. The house has the nice touches that make you feel like you haven't left the comforts of your personal home. Having direct access to the slopes from the back door was a big bonus as well as a hot tub for use after a long day on the slopes. Our group unanimously agreed we'd like to return next year.
This place is awesome. we had group of 15 and had plenty of room. everything was perfect. stocked very well. ski in ski out. clean. very convenient to town. everything worked properly. owners were very nice and easy to work with. would not hesitate to stay again.
The second master suite was ideal as well as the proximity to the slopes- right in the back yard!
Our family and friends of 11 adults had a wonderful ski trip. The home is beautiful and had everything you need for a vacation rental. The owners provided information (driving directions, where to buy groceries, places to eat, things to do, operational instructions about the house, etc.). They made sure everything was clean and in order for our stay. Overall rating is 10 out of 10, A plus and Excellent. We look forward to returning because this ski trip provided family time to remember and cherish. The best part is location, location, location for a ski in and out vacation home.
We are 4 couples with 4 small children ages 3–5. Based on the description and photos, this home seemed to be a perfect fit. Perfect Ski in/out location. What you don't see in the photos regarding the room with the 4 small bed--called the bunk room--is that this room is located in the attic of this home–a windowless room–with a dismantled smoke detector and the ONLY way to get to this room is to climb up 12 steps of a "library style" ladder - which is not in any of the photos. We were not comfortable with this room for our small children, especially if one of them got up at night. The closest bathroom to the bunk room is located down the ladder. The contract you sign for renting this home does mention this ladder, but we didn't quite get the picture. You would assume this would be spelled out on VRBO along with a photo. So if you have small children, I would NOT recommend this arrangement. This home is a bit rough around the edges-A leg on one of the couches was broken-every time you sat down, you could see that it was making big scratches in the wood floor. One of the steps from the front door to the main floor is broken-A good chunk of the tread is broken off. We used the BBQ grill, but there wasn't a metal spatula to flip our burgers–we had to very carefully use a plastic one. The steps out the back door to the hot tub and to ski were so packed with snow with ice on top, it was difficult to use them–we were happy to shovel them out but the only snow shovel in the garage was broken and relatively unusable. The under cabinet lights in the kitchen were broken and it was very dark and hard to see during food prep. This home has forced air heat–and zoned heating. Each room has a thermostat to control the temperature-but the thermostats are disabled-done on purpose by the owner. One of the bedrooms and bathrooms in the basement had hot air pouring in all the time. The room was so hot and uncomfortable that we had to put pillows over the floor registers and open a window. This just barely made the room comfortable for sleeping. A positive note is that this home has a very large pantry and is stocked with non-perishable food leftover from other visitors as well as a lot of spices, oils, salt-Items that you hate to purchase for a week vacation. The bathrooms have shampoo and body wash-the beds are very comfortable. I do want to add that the owners were very attentive to our concerns-but we will likely not return primarily because of the bunk room.
This is our second time to stay here and continue to love the location, house, host, and everything about this TRUE ski in/ski out...
Host are very helpful and easy to work with and house fits our family well with plenty of room! Highly recommend to families and multiple families....!
This house is an incredible spot for family and friends. It is beautifully appointed with a great family room where all can gather and a kitchen fully stocked with all the cooking gear you will need. The beds are comfy and all linens stocked. The owners took great care to create a welcoming home. It is located in the private Arrowhead Resort community. Though we went in the summer, it is a ski in, ski out location with great mudroom area to store skis, boots and coats. Fro the summer, great hikes were accessible right out the front and back doors. Grocery, restaurants and entertainment are nearby. It's a great place and one that we will definitely consider returning to in the future. Highly recommended! Many thanks for a wonderful retreat!
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Where did we slip up between burning our bras and mummy blogging? The Gender Agenda discussed for International Women's Day
Between "burning our bras" and mummy blogging, are women any better off than they were 30 years ago, in terms of influence and economy? Coinciding with International Women's Day, a panel of Adelaide journalists, entrepreneurs and social commentators will discuss "The Gender Agenda: A modern progressive world needs equality" at a Women in Project Management luncheon on Thursday 13th March.
The theme of the 2014 International Women's Day is "Inspiring Change" and encourages advocacy for women's advancement everywhere and in every way. It calls for challenging the status quo for women's equality and vigilance inspiring positive change.
Join us as we hear from a panel of speakers who have overcome many challenges in their successful careers, and be inspired by their stories.
About the Speakers:
Leila Henderson
Named Woman Entrepreneur of the Year by ZONTA International in 2012, Leila is one of a handful of female technology business founders in Australia. Leila is well known as a coach of both startup and established businesses; a mentor at the New Venture Institute at Flinders University; founder of the LinkedIn group Social Media Australia and an established business author of more than a dozen health and business books. As a journalist for over three decades, she has working in senior editorial roles in Canada, the UK and Australia - including The Australian, Australian Women's Weekly and Reader's Digest. Leila is also the winner of a Yellow Pages Business Ideas Award, a Tomorrow IP Grant and a Commercialising Emerging Techhnologies Grant. She is the State President of the Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA), and a council member of the Australian Interactive Media Industry Association (AIMIA) and The Adelaide Network.
Lisa Twyford
Lisa Twyford is a highly motivated professional with extensive business improvement and project management experience. As Managing Director and founder of clear decisionsTM, Lisa delivers business services across a wide range of industries to clients such as Elders, Minter Ellison Lawyers, South Australian Cricket Association (SACA), SA Water, University of South Australia, SA Power Networks and Zoos SA.
Lisa's foresight and commitment to continual improvement inspires her clients to challenge the business status quo and achieve their goals. As a result, she has been recognised with many national and international awards for leadership, excellence and professionalism throughout her career, including a Bronze Stevie Award (international award) for Women in Business and most recently a nomination for Telstra Business Women's Awards.
Lisa's clients describe her as professional, focused and results driven a trusted advisor to management and confidant to work colleagues. Her leadership, patience and persistence while working on complex change initiatives would be valued by any business. Lisa provides clarity, certainty and will work with you to achieveyour goals no matter
how challenging. Lisa helps businesses to get things done, work smarter and reach their full potential.
Sarah Mullins
Sarah has extensive project management experience, working in both design and construction coordination, specialising in retail project management for over the last 10 years.
She has worked on and led such high profile projects as the Burnside Village development, of an additional 35 high end fashion stores incorporated into the centre as well as an additional 430 car parks. The project was designed to achieve 4 star Green Star Building Council of Australia requirements. Sarah has also recently completed the cosmetic upgrade to the Myer Centre Adelaide, with all works being undertaken within an existing centre environment. Sarah is currently leading her team on the construction of the new Churchill Centre which is located at the old Islington Rail Yards. This development will consist of 2 major retailers, 1 mini major and 50 specialty tenancies. Sarah is a Project Management Leader for SA/NT Division at Mott MacDonald Group. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Wollongong, and currently completing a Certificate IV in Project Management through Swinburne University in Victoria.
Sharon Ferrier
Sharon Ferrier will MC the event and facilitates the panel session. Sharon is the Director of Persuasive Presentations, a company dedicated to helping you and your team become persuasive and influential communicators. Sharon has a knack of making the complex simple. She believes that "passionate people persuade" and that to make your message stick, you need to balance information with delivery style.
Her passion for persuading others, combined with a self-acknowledged competitive streak, has come to the fore in her membership of the international speaking group, Toastmasters. She has won numerous public speaking awards, represented South Australia in three national speech contests and is a past Division Governor of the South Australian chapter.
WIPM SA events in 2014 are proudly supported by SA Water, Nova Systems & Clear Decisions.
Contact Profile
Leila HendersonP: 0414 69 70 71
W: www.newsmaker.com.au


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text: "New Zealand photographer, Amos Chapple, made three visits to the Islamic Republic of Iran between December 2011 and January 2013. Chapple "was amazed by the difference in western perceptions of the country and what I saw on the ground…" He goes on to say that every traveller he met inside Iran had the same sense of surprise. The government continues its anti-western campaign, but Chapple explains what was once a popular sentiment has long since faded with Iranians. Chapple describes this as a "constant embarrassment for ordinary Iranians. In the time I spent there, I never received anything but goodwill and decency, which stands in clear contrast to my experience in other middle eastern countries." (via)


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The Lion's Pride
Instructional News and Events at LMS
Vol 1, Issue 9
This Week...
We're following the D Schedule (4-5-3-1-2)
Monday 2/23: Department Meeting
All Week: STAR Testing
Friday 2/27: 8th Graders to JCHS for "Lies About High School"
What Are you Reading?
As I told you, one of my goals for 2015 is to expand my professional reading library! I'm taking a different route with my book this month. I was able to attend the Principally Speaking Network meeting on Thursday, 2/19. The speaker was Ron Clark. You may remember Clark from his hit TNT made for TV movie "The Ron Clark Story." Little known fact: Matthew Perry (a.k.a. Chandler Bing from Friends) earned is one and ONLY Golden Globe nomination playing Clark. Anyways, he's an incredibly inspiring teacher, and I was able to get his book "The End of Molasses Classes." I'm excited to begin reading it. I will do a review in my next newsletter! What are you reading? Let me know! I would love to have you write a review!
Differentiation 101
Read this Excellent Article from EdWeek about the Basics of Differentiation. Sometimes, it's just a matter of definition.
Check out this short interview between the creator of Khan Academy and growth mindset guru, Carol Dweck.
Collaboration Day!
On Friday, 2/13/15, we participated in our 3rd 1/2 day collaboration session for the year. What an excellent day! We started the day with a whole group session visiting growth mindset through different perspectives. We used the six thinking hats strategy to look at differentiation from all angles. We then were able to meet in our departments and continue collaboration and planning from earlier 1/2 day sessions in January. Many departments were able to plan for differentiated lessons and units.
Instructional Spotlight:
Ms. Garner
Ms. Garner is in her 9th year here at Liberty Middle School. She 7th grade life science, Survey of Life Sciences, is the 7th grade level chair, head coach of the dance team, and serves on many instructional and curriculum committees. She garners (see what I did there?) students' respect by being tough, but fair. She expects only the highest quality of work from her students, and will not take anything less. She also effectively uses STAR data to plan and implement lessons in her science classes. Ms. Garner has set a goal to incorporate data into her lesson planning this year, and has done a wonderful job doing so. If you are interested on how you can use STAR data in a science or SS classroom, connect with Ms. Garner!
Last Week(s) at LMS...
Lots of Lions Learning!
Click through my Instagram album from last few weeks to see what's happening in the halls at LMS!


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GFF17 Films at GFT
Missed them at GFF? Catch great films from the Glasgow Film Festival programme at GFT in April
About Us
Find out more about Glasgow Film Festival and see some highlights from GFF17!
Glasgow Film Theatre
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Glasgow Short Film Festival
14-18 March 2018
Glasgow Short Film Festival
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Glasgow Youth Film Festival
22-24 September 2017
Glasgow Youth Film Festival
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Image for GFF Blog: In The Cannes
GFF Blog: In The Cannes
Image for Lipstick Under My Burkha wins Audience Award at Glasgow Film Festival 2017
Image for Glasgow-based Artist Sarah Forrest Announced as Recipient of 2017 Margaret Tait Award