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|Slacker Hill,
Golden Gate National Recreation Area/Marin Headlands,
National Park Service, Marin County
|In brief :
1 mile out and back to a scenic Marin Headlands hilltop.
Distance, category, and difficulty:
This 1 mile out and back hike is easy, with a few short steep stretches. Total elevation change is about 375 feet.
Full sun.
Trail traffic:
Trail surfaces:
Dirt trail and fire road.
Hiking time:
1 hour.
Nice any time.
Getting there:
From northbound US 101 in San Francisco County, cross the Golden Gate Bridge and exit at Alexander (the first exit past the view point turnoff). At the base of the exit ramp bear left, then turn left onto Alexander, pass under 101, and just before the merge back onto 101, turn right onto Conzelman. Drive uphill on Conzelman Road, and follow Conzelman to the (circular) intersection with McCullough. Head around the rotary, then turn right into the parking lot.
From southbound US 101 in Marin County, exit Sausalito (the last exit before the bridge). Drive uphill on Conzelman Road, and follow Conzelman to the (circular) intersection with McCullough. Head around the rotary, then turn right into the parking lot.
GPS coordinates* for trailhead:
(* based on Google Earth data, shown as degrees, minutes, seconds)
Trailhead details:
Small dirt parking lot. No entrance or parking fees. Pit toilet at edge of parking lot. There is a handicapped-designated parking spot, but the trail is not wheelchair-accessible or suited to chairs. No maps or water available at trailhead. If you want to pick up a map before you start hiking, stop at the Visitor Center on the way to the trailhead: from the junction of Conzelman and McCullough, turn right onto McCullough and descend to Bunker Road. Turn left and drive to the visitor center near the junction of Bunker and Field.
Gas, food, and lodging:
Gas, restaurants, and stores about 6 miles north in Marin City. There are a few camping options in the Headlands, including small camps at Kirby Cove and Bicentennial.
Dogs are not permitted.
The Official Story
NPS's GGNRA page.
Marin Headlands Visitor Center 415-331-1540
Map Options:
Use AAA's San Francisco Bay Region map to get there.
Map from GGNRA (download Marin Headlands Trail Map)
Tom Harrison Maps' Southern Marin Trail Map (order this map from Amazon.com) is a good guide to the area.
A Rambler's Guide to the Trails of Mt. Tamalpais and the Marin Headlands, map from Olmsted and Bros (order this map from Amazon.com).
Go to Bay Area Hiker Home page
Slacker Hill is one of those insider locations you'll be glad to have in your hiking arsenal. Although the trailhead is a stone's throw from one of the most heavily-visited tourist spots in the Bay Area (the Golden Gate Bridge overlook on Conzelman) trails are usually almost empty and a short steep climb leads to a vantage point with exceptional views.
Total distance: 1 mile

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Solid cow hide belt pouch for stethoscope, multi-tool, Maglite, scissors.
Solid spring steel belt clip
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It is both practical and stylish.
It does not rub or hurt the thigh and sits well with little movement when working.
In the photo you can see it holds stethoscope, leathermann (in front pouch) Pen torch and scissors
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You can also mount a D clip for keys around front leather bit.
The extra sleeve inside can hold Notepad and various other reference cards
(Also handy place for spare pens etc)
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Print advertisment created by Augusto Elias, Mexico for McCormick, within the category: Food.
Your food will get prettier.
DGC: Manuel Ruiz
Creative Directors: Ricardo Curiel
Art Director: Luis Monsó
Copywriters: Ricardo Curiel, Valeria Rojas
Illustrator: Wow Digital
Photographer: David Eisenberg
visually i like this but not the copy...
"your food will get prettier"
It's not "your food will get prettier",...in spanish, when you say " se va a poner más buena" it means it will become BETTER
A poor line, who cares about how pretty your food is, surely its about how tasty/healthy it is. Also the strong man thing makes me think strong flavours not prettiness. Poopoo
We're going to need more lube.
i like it ;p
maybe the translation is your food on roids
how do like them apples
The real meaning would be "Your food will be better".
Like, more taste, not "oh, so cute, so beautiful, let's not eat - we'll just appreciate all this gorgeous meal".
Tricky aint Tricky anymore. we all know you're from Sri Lanka - Phoenix Ogilvy.hahahahahaha
Regardless to the exact meaning in Spanish, with that kind of visual I would have preferred something like "Apply before you fry" (if the food was raw) or something about food lotion or moisturizer in general. To me it looks like suntan lotion.
Buena doesn't mean prettier, it means tastier and also means that someone is attractive
the translation is horrible...!
in some spanish speaking countries, "esta buena" o "esta bueno" refers to when someone is hot, good looking but in "yummy kind of way. This ad works in spanish, not in english
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It's because I'm intimidate by them!
Which is silly to be scared of a couple of yards of fabric, I know, but can you blame me? I think it is the shoe issue that trips me up. Do you wear heels? Sneakers? Ballet flats? Sandals? E.) All of the above?
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Gotham Arts Exchange presents Emerging Artist Showcase at DTW 1/6, 2011
Gotham Arts Exchange presents the Emerging Artist Showcase, a shared evening of dance works by emerging choreographers John-Mark Owen, Jessica Gaynor and Adam Barruch (with guest performer Margie Gillis) on Wednesday, January 5 and Thursday, January 6 at 7:30pm at Dance Theater Workshop, 219 West 19th Street, NYC. Tickets are $20 and are available at www.dtw.org or by phone at (212) 924-0077.
Adam Barruch Dance will present three pieces. The Worst Pies in London (2008), a fast-paced solo performed by Adam Barruch, is set to Angela Lansbury's opening number in Stephen Sondheim's musical thriller Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Performed with just a table, the work relies purely on movement and gesture to convey the story and accentuate the brilliant dynamics of the score. International solo-artist Margie Gillis will perform Chalice (2010), set to the Bach aria "Erbarme Dich" from The St. Matthew Passion. The work portrays a woman drinking of her own tears in a desperate attempt to transcend her sorrow. Costume Design by Margie Gills, Set Design by Adam Barruch. Wane, a World Premiere, is a highly physical piece for seven dancers set to a pulsing electronic score by Loscil. Wane is performed by Adam Barruch, Hollis Bartlett, Chelsea Bonosky, Matthew Branham, Brooke Broussard, Frances Chiaverini and Delphina Parenti with Costume Design by Jesse Dunham.
Jessica Gaynor Dance presents excerpts of three pieces. Theory of Games (2009), danced by Jonathan Ciccarelli and Angel Vasquez and set to J.S. Bach's Musical Offering, offers variations on a same theme. Echoing the music, the choreography uses puzzles and game structures to express a metaphor for the complex truths behind human relationships. Through intense physicality, Unfurling (2000), danced by Jordan Risdon, plays with the dichotomy between emotional stagnation and intellectual progression. (x,y,z) (2010) plays with dance as a multi-dimensional form. The overarching sense of space both contracts and expands, ranging from cramped, restrictive forms to open, expansive landscapes. The piece examines moments of isolation, juxtaposed with group unity and beyond that, an encroachment of personal space. Featuring Jonathan Ciccarelli, Ashlie Kittleson, Jake Laub, Blythe Proffitt, Jordan Risdon, Julia Sabangan, Angel Vasquez. Original Music by Devin Maxwell. Lighting Design by Andrew Dickerson. Costume Design by Anjia Jalac. Set Designby David Gaynor.
Salve, the newest piece by John-Mark Owen, is inspired by the paintings of the medieval and renaissance periods and is set to sacred motets by Guillaume Bouzignac. Mr. Owen delves into the canvases of these periods to bring their naive and raw beauty to life through moving imagery. The natural state of man versus the learned state of man is explored through angularity and fluidity. Featuring Selina Chau, Josh Christopher, Kerry Shea. Costume Design by Candice Thompson.
The Emerging Artists program is part of the Mentorship Program of Gotham Arts Exchange, and has been generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts.
Gotham Arts Exchange's presentation of the Emerging Artist Showcase at Dance Theater Workshop is made possible through Dance Theater Workshop's Guest Artist Series. The Guest Artist Series is a comprehensive rental program benefiting a diverse group of dance and theater companies and producing organizations interested in self-producing their work at Dance Theater Workshop.
For more information, visit www.gothamarts.org
Dance Theater Workshop, 219 West 19th Street, NYC
January 5 - 6, 2011 at 7:30pm
Tickets: $20
Adam Barruch, choreographer/composer/performer, began his career as a young actor, performing professionally on Broadway and in film and television, working with such prominent figures as Tony Bennett, Jerry Herman and Susan Stroman. He later began his formal dance training at LaGuardia High School for Music & Art and Performing Arts. After three years, he graduated early and was accepted into the dance department at The Juilliard School. As a dancer he has performed the works of Ji?í Kylián, Ohad Naharin, Susan Marshall, José Limónand Daniele Desnoyers. As a choreographer, Adam's work has been presented at the Juilliard School, Cunningham Studio, Ailey-Citigroup Theater, Purchase College, New York University, Cedar Lake Theater and Theatre Usine C in Montreal. In March 2009, he self-produced a full evening of original dance/theater works at The Baryshnikov Arts Center, with his company Adam Barruch Dance. He has presented work in the 2008 and 2009 Reverb Dance Festivals, 2009 Bushwick SITE Festival and the 2010 Dancer's Responding to Aids benefit: Dance From the Heart Men. Adam was selected as an Emerging Collaborator for Springboard Danse in Montreal in 2009, where his mentor was Margie Gillis. Adam was selected as a Movement and Dance Artist-in-Residence at the Stella Adler Acting Studio, where he collaborated with solo-performance artist Lauren Marie Albert. Adam has also created four works for the students of the Ailey School and has created three works for the Senior Dance Students at LaGuardia High School, where he also served as guest artist in the modern dance program. He most recently set a new work for the Ailey/Fordham BFA Senior Concert and a work at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. He was also selected to take part in a choreographic residency at SUNY Purchase to create a work for the Reverb Festival 2010 at the Ailey-Citigroup Theater. He is currently collaborating with Margie Gillis at the Stella Adler Acting Studio.
John-Mark Owen began his ballet training in 1994 under the direction of Jean Evans Weaver in Macon, GA. He received a full scholarship in 1997 to the Chautauqua Institute where he studied with Jean-Pierre Bonnefueax, Patricia McBride, and Violette Verdy. From there he attended Nutmeg Conservatory for the Arts before he was invited to join Nashville Ballet as a trainee in 1998, and performed in the works of Paul Vasterling, Lynn Taylor-Corbett, and Trey McIntyre. He joined Ohio Ballet in 2000 and toured the US performing ballets by Laura Dean, Heinz Poll, Alonzo King and Anne-Marie D'Angelo to name a few. After working with Peter Powlous and Zanne Colton at the Augusta Ballet he joined American Repertory Ballet under the direction of Graham Lustig. He danced with Ballet NY for four seasons performing the work of Balanchine, Stanton Welch, Alan Hineline, Toni Pimble, and others. He has worked with Dances Patrelle for five seasons, dancing many leading roles, most recently in Mr. Patrelle's newest work "212" set to music by Robert Sirota. Choreographically he has created several original pieces for the Middle Georgia Youth Ballet, The Nashville Ballet's Trainee program, Ballet Builders Previews Series, Panoply Choreographic Competition, NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, and various summer programs. "Canzonette" a trio exploring the various states of passion premiered at the Grand Opera House in Macon, GA. "Vespers" was shown in the Dance Sampler Evening at Symphony Space in New York. He recently receive his MFA in Choreography from NYU /Tisch School of the Arts, where he was also a fellow in sound production. His work has also been presented by Dance Gotham, NYU/Tisch Alumni Choreographic Festival, Ballet Builders/New Choreographers on Point and Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival's Inside/Out.
Jessica Gaynor earned an MFA in Dance Performance and Choreography from California Institute of the Arts in 2002. After years of training as a gymnast, Jessica began studying dance at the Fieldston School with Alice Teirstein and continued at Brown University under the direction of Julie Strandberg and Michelle Bach-Coulibaly. She received the Weston Award for her contributions to the Brown Dance Department as a choreographer as well as a member of both the Repertory Company and New Works/World Traditions African Dance Company. She formed Jessica Gaynor Dance in 2003. The company's work has been presented at Triskelion Arts, DanceSpace, Williamsburg Arts Nexus, Jennifer Muller/The Works HATCH series, The Kitchen, The Hudson Guild Theater, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, The Merce Cunningham Studio, DancenOw/NYC, Brown University and the Fieldston School. Jessica is a co-founder of ThisThat Dance Collective, through which she produced two New York dance seasons. She was the repertory guest choreographer at the Fieldston School in 2005, and artist-in-residence at Brown University in 2006. She currently teaches dance at The Brearley School, and is the Assistant Director of Young Dancemakers Company, a tuition-free summer dance program open to students from New York City public high schools.


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Take a look at this great 3-bedroom home in central Estevan. This home is very well kept and comes complete with all appliances, hot tub and enclosure. The main floor has a large porch and foyer, the large living room features a wood fireplace. The dining room is just off the kitchen and has plenty of built-in storage. The laundry is directly off the back door. The 2nd floor has 3 bedrooms and a large 4 piece bathroom complete with ceramic tile floor. Call to see this great home today!
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The Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival was named, in a popular vote, the second-best beer festival in the country.
The results of the USA Today's 10Best Readers Choice poll came out noon Friday, naming the Great American Beer Fest in Colorado No. 1 in the country.
It was the same top-two lineup in last year's 10Best poll, according to the 2016 results.
For the 2nd year in a row, we are No. 2 in the NATION! Congrats to @GABF & all the rest, WE ARE ALL the @10Best!! #2For2AtNumber2 pic.twitter.com/NxOd1qDrsr— A.C. Beer&Music Fest (@ACBeerFest) March 17, 2017
The Atlantic City festival, coming up in two weeks, was picked among 20 events by a panel of judges. The top 10 winners were then picked by a public vote.
The Philly Craft Beer Festival in Philadelphia also made the top 10, filling in spot 9.
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Jack Grisham of T.S.O.L. Talks To After Dark LA About His Sexual Style; TMI?
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Former Weekly cover guy and T.S.O.L. lead singer Jack Grisham went on the record with our sister publication LA Weekly's sex blog, After Dark LA about his sexual history and current Christian leanings. It's super candid and fun, care of erstwhile writer Danielle Bacher. Read our favorite parts--about pee and Grisham's sexual style--after the jump. TMI? You betcha.
After Dark LA: Is there a song that best describes your sexual style?
JG: [Laughs]. I don't fucking know. I think it really depends how vulnerable I am willing to be. When I first got sober and even when I was drinking, I could sleep with anybody -- but I didn't want to be touched. Don't touch my face. Don't show any tenderness or kindness. You can use the body, but don't show me love. Even now sometimes, it's easy to be loving, kind, holding, touching, squeezing and kissing without having intercourse. Once it crosses the line of having intercourse, I sometimes still struggle with having to step away from that intimacy.
You describe yourself as a Christian now, how does this affect your outlook and philosophy on life and love?
JG: There's a difference between a Christian and what people think a Christian is. I don't think homosexuality is wrong and I don't think people experimenting are wrong. Selfishness and hurting people -- to me, that's wrong. Those are against my principles. I believe in having fun. With two consenting adults, fuck, anything goes. Right? Except cold pee play. Warm pee play is OK, but not cold pee play. It's never OK. And I'm sure a lot of Christians don't want me saying that I'm a Christian -- as far as they are concerned, I'm not. You know, I enjoy the teachings of Christ. And what was that last commandment? That we love each other? Yeah.
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Optimal function of our bodies occurs when our sensory and motor systems are strong and able to adapt to the demands of the environment. Today's children often struggle with fidgeting, decreased attention, and immature motor patterns which manifest themselves through frustration and behavior issues. When our body's systems are not integrated to form a strong foundation, difficulties in many areas occur. This book provides education about using movement to improve overall function. Instruction and pictures for movement activities, which are fun-based are included. A 'menu' of activities for therapists are easily accessible by thumbing through the book. By organizing and categorizing activities by target area, therapists will enjoy choosing fun and easily duplicated therapeutic games. Various pieces of equipment designed for therapeutic purposes are commonly utilized by occupational therapists (OTs). Three creative and fun activities are illustrated and explained for each piece of equipment listed in the book. Each activity is broken down into specific target areas. Some target areas are proprioceptive, tactile, vestibular systems, timing, spatial aware-the body system impacted by the activity, visual perception, sensory seeking, sensory modulation, posture, coordination, among many others.
Cara Koscinski, MOT, OTR/L, is the author of The Parent's Guide to Occupational Therapy for Autism and Special Needs; The Special Needs SCHOOL Survival Guide; and The Weighted Blanket Guide-Everything You Need to Know About Weighted Blankets and Deep Pressure for Autism, Chronic Pain, and Other Conditions. She has successfully founded two pediatric therapy clinics and has created CDs for children with autism and auditory sensitivity. As 'The Pocket Occupational Therapist, Cara provides OT consultations, trainings, CEUs, and seminars on autism, behavior, sensory, and movement. She is on the advisory board for Autism Asperger's Digest and Asperkids.
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Wellington Phoenix may well be gunning for English Premier League leaders Arsenal to play on Kiwi soil in July.
Phoenix managing director David Dome spent a week in Great Britain just before Christmas trying to lure an Premier League club to these shores in the English off-season.
He refused to name the clubs he approached in a process that started about two years ago.
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Last week a new partnership was announced between Arsenal and telecommunications specialist Huawei, which is the Phoenix's principal sponsor.
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Phoenix co-owner Gareth Morgan said bringing over two EPL clubs was a possibility. Other options could include a tour by a single club. Numbers would need to be crunched to see where a one-off game was held.
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My friends from the West are often intrigued by India – in an inspiring as well as resisting way. They find this land exotic, eclectic, even outlandish. I can see why. For, even though I'm an Indian myself, as I'm discovering more and more of my country by traveling far and wide and to the remote corners, a sense of wonder sweeps over me. The very same multi-cultural, multi-faith and multi-caste dimensions that have often caused this vast country to be shaken up internally, are also the reasons why India paints such a stimulating and exquisite picture of cultural diversity and versatility in art forms, music, languages, cuisine, architecture, handicraft, textiles and attire. Infact, the country is what it is because of the multiple cultures and faiths that have thrived and co-existed for centuries. Every single grain of this country is born of and nurtured by its cultural melting pot.
Talk about 'Conversation Starters'
In India, we have no dearth of conversation starters. On the contrary, you can breakthe ice with a rank stranger with a – "O, I like your Saree! Is this the Rajasthani Tie and Dye or the Gujarati" or, "Ah, I love your Kolhapuri chappals", and yet more – "O, your wedding rituals take place early in the morning? Ours are at mignight". Gosh! One can go on exchanging nuggets of cultural wisdom in an unconscious, almost breezy way!
My multi-cultural family
My family is as much a cultural medley! While, I am from Rajasthan(West) and speak Rajasthani and Hindi as my mother tongue; the hubby is from Karnataka; Kannada is his mother tongue! Pari is fluent with Hindi and English and understands Kannada and Rajasthani. I, too, have learnt a smattering of Kannada to feel at home when we visit my in-laws in Sagara (near Bangalore). I love the South Indian delicacies, which has inspired me to learn quite a few lip smacking South Indian recipes from my mother-in law besides the Rajasthani recipes from my mom – both are world-class cooks! And, I do believe that a well-fed hubby makes for a good lover, a caring father and a patient listener! Beyond us, my sis-in-law (my younger brother's wife) is a Punjabi and she brings with her the flavours of quintessential Punjabi Chhole (Chick Peas) and Rajma (black beans).
The Urban Indian Household
Many urban Indian families these days bear a similar multi-cultural, even multi-ethnic look with more and more youth marrying inter-caste and even inter-religion (a big taboo here, otherwise). Globally, the distance remains the same, but the proximity is increasing with the number of immigrant population on the rise and with the internet enabling us to peek into and learn more about each others' ways of life.
What are the Schools doing?
Considering how multi-cultural interaction can enrich, I, as a parent to a 5.5 year old, don't see our schools really doing much to encourage a multi-cultural learning environment. At least, not much here in India. Ha! What an irony. Really! Isn't that shocking and a huge set-back considering India is the flag bearer of a multi-faith society? In Pari's class, there are children from the North East of India, from the Southern states, from East, from families following the Islam and Sikh and Jain religioius faiths. But, besides just declaring a holiday on an Id-ul-Fitr or a Buddha Jayanti or a Guru Nanak Day and besides celebrating some popular festivals like Diwali, Christmas, Holi or Janmaasthami, the schools haven't taken any positive step further. Probably, they don't even realise that given the multi-cultural and multi-ethnic backgrounds their studens come from, there is a need or may be just an opportunity to make the students learn about the faith and culture of their fellow class mates.
What do those holidays mean anyway?
I don't see any relevance of a holiday on Id-ul-fitr for a child who has not the slightest idea how his Muslim friend celebrates that day. And, it goes for any other holiday – be it Diwali, Holi or Easter.
A multi-cultural learning environment is beneficial in every aspect that I can think of.
- It is an opportunity to learn about people, culture, countries, festivals – which is a fascinating subject in itself
- The subject is such that it lends itself very well to interactive, project-based study rather than just textbook-centric. There can be story-telling through puppetry, dance and drama and folk music; children can exchange recipes and songs; learn to greet in each other's language etc.
- A cultural exchange and reinforcement such as this will help in preserving our myriad languages, art-forms, folk culture and traditions
- Last but very crucial – it will make our children more sensitive, tolerant and appreciative of culture and languages and faiths other than their own, helping in a more peace-loving society.
The Global Viewpoint
I recently read an article in which a US-based author expressed her views against those liberals who frown upon the concept of a multi-cultural education. She says that, in a country where there are multi-ethnic groups due to a vast immigrant population, segregating the schools on the basis of culture and religion is as bad as propagating a "liberal-only" public school education. It will erode our society of the richness, of culture, languages and traditions. She says – it's a pity to see the children of 2nd and 3rd generation immigrant parents not being able to interact with their grandparents because they cannot speak their language. They have lost touch with their parental culture.
In another article, another U.S.-based author writes with concern that the children of immigrant societies in the U.S. and elsewhere suffer from an identity crisis as they often don't even want to talk about the culture/ethnicity they belong to for fear of not fitting in. Often times, they carry an inherent complex about their native country and may even lie where they come from. This is the result of a lack of multi-cultural learning and sharing environment at schools.
The partners in crime…
In India, television has done more damage that any other medium. Children's content on the small screen is replete only with animated movies on Hindu Gods and Goddesses like Ganesha and Hanuman and Krishna besides borrowed content like High School Musical that don't really portray a realistic picture. There's a shameless absence of any programme whatsoever pertaining to any other faith. Why? Because, the majority of population is Hindu and the TV producers will gain more eye balls and hence more revenue by such content as compared to, let's say, about the life and times of Jesus or the Prophet or Guru Nanak? What a disgrace. The popular Indian cinema, which has an astonishing reach, hasn't done much either. Apart from the handful of movies that have restored taste and sensibility back to Hindi cinema in the past few years, most continue to showcase the 'Bhangra' and the big fat Indian wedding jamboree as if this is what India is all about!
No, it's not just about 'Scriptures' and 'Granthas'…
Going back to what I was saying about the lack of multi-cultural sharing in Indian schools – when I say introducing the child/class to the diversity of culture and faith, I do mean it's done in an age-appropriate way. I don't think introducing the scriptures from a Bible or the 'Granthas' from a Hindu epic to a 5-year old is a good idea. There are many age-appropriate ways to familiarize the child with the cultural diversity of her/his class of 20 or 30 or 40 with whom the child spends 6 hours (sometimes even more) with.
Practical Ways for Multi-cultural Learning Environement
In my experience of introducing cultures of the world to in our home to Pari, these are some of the things that I have found very helpful and fun-filled for a 5-year old.Most are relevant for both parents and schools.
- Storytelling – reading from books, enacting the stories. Pari loves being read out to from books such as '101 Buddha stories', The Children's Bible, Ganesha, Sai Baba.
- Visiting a place of worship: Now, some may have reservations about this. So, using one's own discretion is best. In our family, we love visiting church and Dargah and Gurudwara, Synagogue as much as a Hindu temple.
Recently we visited a 200-year old churh in Mysore; offered a prayer by lighting candles and saw pictures and read out from the many paintings displayed on the walls.
We even watched a Christian wedding ceremony being performed in the Church.
Last year, we visited the tomb (Dargah) of 'Chisti Baba' (Shaikh Salim Chisti) at Fatehpur Sikri (near Agra) where we offered prayer and wished a mannat (wish). I also shared some stories from the life of Chisti Baba. It was 6 years back that my hubby and I became ardent followers of this Sufi saint who is revered by people from world over.
When in Coorg recently, we visted a monastery (a Buddhist temple), which was a mesmerizing and blissful experience for us all.
- As part of our artful activities at home, we do crafts to celebrate not just our own festivals – like Holi or Diwali, but also festivals from around the world – like Christmas or Easter or Halloween.
- We visit museums and forts and palces and discuss about the related history – of India or other countries. When visiting the 'Rangmahal Art Museum' in Mysore, she couldn't help admiring the paintings from the British era in India; got a glimpse of how life was in medieval France or Egypt.
A visit to the Wax museum of Musicians in Mysore, gave us an idea about the musical instruments from different cultures.
Oh, the options and possibilities are boundless.
And they don't have to be heavy-weight information load on the child. They just need to be links and nuggets that help them connect with the world around them and help them admire and appreciate the diversity that they live in. For, it's the diversity that makes the world so interesting as well as challenging.
Being open to absorbing…
If South Africa wasn't any different from India, I wouldn't have cared to save and shell out big time to make my dream of visiting this country true. A country so rich in art, nature, culture, languages and landscape and ever so fun and colourful due to the people who inhabit the land. And, when there, if I don't prefer mingling with the people, tasting their food, taking interest in their history, or attempting to learn a word or two in their language, I might as well stay put in my home and be content with my curry (sabzi)!
And, if the schools fail to realize their role as propagators of cultural exchange, among other things, the day isn't far away when more parents will prefer to home-school their children. I, for one, have been thinking hard about it..
Some stimulating and interesting reads on traditions, diversity and more from my favourite blogs:
The Power of Traditions, Iranian Culture and Stories from a Cup
Dear readers, I would LOVE to hear your thoughts and views on the importance of multi-cultural, multi-faith interaction for us all, including a learning environment for our children that propagates this view. Please share freely and enrich this article.
I normally, don't post the same article on both my blogs, but this seemed so relevant for the readers over here as well as here.
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Do Macromorphological Features of the Human Placenta Influence Somatic and Psychomotor Development of the Newborn and Early Infant? A Historic Question RevisitedWesthof G.a · Deerberg J.C.a · Schad W.b · Zimmermann R.C.c · Hatzmann H.a
aDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Witten/Herdecke School of Medicine, Marien-Hospital Witten, and bKarl-Schweisfurth-Institute of Evolutionary Biology and Morpholopgy, University of Witten/Herdecke, Witten, Germany; cColumbia University, Division of Reproductive Endocrinology, New York, N.Y., USA
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Objective: We examined the meaning of placental weight, form (massive and thick or extended and flat) and circumference for early somatic and psychomotor childhood development. Methods:In this prospective study, fresh placentas (n = 265) were measured for weight and circumference and correlated with neonatal data. A subset of placentas statistically defined as 'massive' (circumference <10th percentile) and 'extended' (circumference >90th percentile) was correlated with somatic and basic psychomotor variables during the first 4 years of life. A 'medium' category (circumference 45–55th percentile) served as control. Results: Placental weight correlated with birth weight (r = 0.53, p < 0.0005) and mean infantile weight until month 48 (r = 0.29, p = 0.016). Placental circumference weakly correlated with birth weight (r = 0.17, p = 0.011) but not with mean infantile weight. Placental extremes (massive, medium, extended) demonstrated significant influences only on very early somatic growth (day 1 to month 4): Massive placentas were associated with heavier and taller children (p = 0.02–0.033). Markers of early psychomotor development (first sitting, crawling, running, one- and two-word sentences) were not related with placental weight or circumference nor with extremes of placental morphology. Conclusion: Placental weight and circumference seem to influence very early somatic but not psychomotor development.
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Study raises questions about diagnosis, medical treatment of ADHD
A new UCLA study shows that only about half of children diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, exhibit the cognitive defects commonly associated with the condition.
The study also found that in populations where medication is rarely prescribed to treat ADHD, the prevalence and symptoms of the disorder are roughly equivalent to populations in which medication is widely used.
The results of the first large, longitudinal study of adolescents and ADHD, conducted among the population of northern Finland, appeared in several papers in a special section of the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry published in December and are currently online.
ADHD is a common, chronic behavioral disorder characterized by inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity that is thought to affect some 5 to 10 percent of school-age children worldwide.
In adolescence, ADHD is generally associated with cognitive deficits, particularly with working memory and inhibition, which have been linked to overall intelligence and academic achievement, according to UCLA psychiatry professor Susan Smalley, who headed the research. Interestingly, the study showed that these deficits are only present in about
of adolescents diagnosed with ADHD.
Part of the explanation may lie in the common method for diagnosing the disorder. ADHD is an extreme on a normal continuum of behavior that varies in the population, much like height, weight or IQ. Its diagnosis, and thus its prevalence, is defined by where health professionals "draw the line" on this continuum, based on the severity of the symptoms and overall impairment.
However, children with cognitive deficits do not show increased levels of inattention or hyperactivity when compared with other children diagnosed with ADHD, the study found, suggesting that behavior-rating scales alone are not sensitive enough to differentiate between the two groups. Additional psychological testing is recommended to confirm the presence of cognitive impairments.
Researchers also found surprising results regarding the effectiveness of medicine in treating ADHD. In contrast to children in United States, youth in northern Finland are rarely treated with medicine for ADHD, yet the 'look' of the disorder its prevalence, symptoms, psychiatric comorbidity and cognition is relatively the same as in the U.S., where stimulant medication is widely used. The researchers point out that this raises important issues about the efficacy of the current treatments of ADHD in dealing with the disorder's long-term problems.
"We know medication is very effective in the short-term," said Smalley, who authored or co-authored each of the papers. "But the study raises important questions concerning the long-term efficacy of ADHD treatment. Here we have two different cultures and two different approaches to treatment, yet at the time of adolescence, there are few differences in the presentation and problems associated with ADHD."
Other findings from the wide-ranging study include:
Further confirmation that ADHD symptoms do change with age: Hyperactivity and impulsivity decrease with age, while inattention increasingly predominates. In fact, about two-thirds of children with ADHD continue to exhibit significant levels of inattentiveness and impairment into adolescence.
ADHD is associated with increased rates of other psychiatric problems. Most prominent in adolescence are depression; anxiety; oppositional behaviors, such as arguing, losing one's temper and being easily annoyed; and conduct disorders like vandalism and truancy. Surprisingly, post-traumatic stress disorder is significantly elevated among adolescents with ADHD, compared with non-ADHD youth. The prevalence of these co-occurring disorders is comparable to that found in other ADHD populations worldwide.
Two genes, labeled DBH and DRD2, involved in the regulation of dopamine a neurotransmitter involved in attention, motivation and emotion have also been associated with ADHD in the population of northern Finland. Although the researchers involved say they likely account for very little of the genetic variation underlying ADHD, the findings further support the involvement of the dopamine pathway in the etiology of the disorder.
"This set of articles brings to light the necessity of engaging in new ways of thinking about ADHD," said Smalley, who is also a member of the Center for Neurobehavioral Genetics at UCLA. "Certainly it is a valid disorder in terms of its diagnosis; there are relatively similar prevalences around the world. But the predisposition to ADHD is a normal distribution in attention and activity level, much like diabetes and glucose tolerance, or dyslexia and reading disability.
"The continuous nature of liability to ADHD requires that we examine more carefully what environmental pressures may be leading to impairment, instead of broadening our diagnostic classifications even further," she said.
The study started in 1986, when researchers from Imperial College, London, and Finland's University of Oulu began studying 9,432 children in northern Finland. They tracked the children from the early fetal period to adolescence (age 16 to 18). UCLA researchers then joined in the effort to examine the adolescents for ADHD behaviors, using a standard screening survey and diagnostic criteria. Among the 6,622 respondents to the survey, a subset of 457 likely cases and controls were evaluated for ADHD and other psychiatric disorders. The estimated prevalence of ADHD among these adolescents was 8.5 percent, with a male-female ratio of 5.7 to 1.
In addition to Smalley, UCLA researchers involved in the study included Lorie A. Humphrey, Sandra K. Loo, James T. McCracken, James J. McGough and Stanley F. Nelson.
Funding was provided by the National Institute of Mental Health, the Juselius Foundation in Finland and the Academy of Finland.
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You can't keep a good/bad demon down! The G-String Horror is back in the Demon Cut (2014). In all fairness, a lot of fans and critics have praised this new edit. I was a fan of the first and this version is amped up! The concept is now that the "ghosts" of the first film have now re-edited the original feature. It's very interesting in that way. Again, the film-makers have a great interest in the supernatural and it probably shows in both versions of G-String Horror. You will find some familiar music used in the series by Kevin Macleod for atmosphere and scares! The sharper sounds sound perfect in surround sound for jump-scares. It's edited, almost art-like with transitional footage and possessed sound effects. Warning: Contains nudity.
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I love when you walk into a restaurant by chance and the food is some of the best you've ever eaten! I had no idea this Dim Sum and Noodle House was going to be as good as it was but Yang Kang Street was unreal. Like most Chinese places there wasn't a whole lot on the menu for me to eat as a vegetarian but the staff was more than willing to help! Instead of meat they told me they would put extra vegetables so that was really nice.
The staff at Yang Kang Street were extremely patient with me and came back to our table about three times before I was ready with a decision (so bad I know!) I went with the sesame noodle dish because I was told it was in a peanut sauce which is seriously my weakness. I love a good peanut sauce and they are so hard to come by.
A lady came by wheeling this cart which had different dim sums ready to go so all you had to do was pick one and eat! They were all meat but Aaron tried the shrimp buns and loved them. He ended up getting two orders! We also split the green onion cakes that you could tell were freshly made. They weren't those massive green onion cake that you usually get deep fried – they were more flat and full of flavour!
I'm a huge foodie so I would definitely recommend Yang Kang Street to anyone in Las Vegas! It's such a cool little spot between the Paris and Bally's. You can't miss the giant lanterns and the string lights! So pretty. We tried to go back but like always we were short on time!
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|WELCOME TO iThings2016
The Internet of Things (IoT) brings promising opportunities and challenges. It attracts great attentions, and has important economic and social values. IoT will play a key role in the next generation of information, network, and communication developing. Future IoT may bring us an era of "harmony of man with nature", which means harmony fusion of Physical-space, Cyber-space, and Social-space. We will witness emancipation not only from onerous labor works brought by machine-human interface, but also from the spatial-temporal constrains in Physical-space, and will achieve substantial benefits from IT development.
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Radio programming,
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A series of three and a half-minute radio talks that take the listener logically
from no-God unbelief to a relationship with God through Jesus Christ in 52
The talks are the product of Sandy Fairservice's over 45-year walk with Jesus
Christ, and a good deal of know-how about living the Christian life.
Sandy has international teaching experience and is a member of the scientific
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He holds to the authority and sufficiency of the Bible, and when conflict
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Below is the script of the first talk.
Episode 1:
Hello. You don't know me yet, so let me introduce myself, and then tell you what
I hope to do in this series of short talks.
Scottish family brought me to New Zealand in 1952, part of the great exodus from
Europe after the Second World War. I'm old enough to remember the coronation of
Queen Elizabeth in 1953, the launch of the Russian Sputnik and New Zealand's
terrible polio epidemic. I got most of my education in New Zealand, and I know
the culture, so don't be fooled by my slight Scottish accent. I also know the
British culture, and something about Americans and Asians.
I worked
in Britain, New Zealand and Australia in radio. Radio has always been my first
love, though for reasons that might become evident later on, I retrained in
journalism and writing. So I have spent most of my time at a keyboard, writing
all sorts of things—news reporting, feature writing, short stories—even a few
books. I married in 1975, and I'm still married.
In 1966 my
Christian heritage, my interest in science and an enquiring mind conspired to
cause me to search for more than a material explanation for the universe, and I
found one that satisfied me deeply—intellectually, emotionally and morally. And
that satisfaction is what I want to share with you, as time permits.
Zealand and much of the western world is still cruising on the benefits of her
Christian heritage, brought from Europe by missionaries and settlers. God-haters
and a few politicians—there is a difference, I believe—they've done their best
and continue their crusade to move us all away from that Christian heritage and
belief in God towards what they call a secular society. We all know who they
are. Atheists and so-called rationalists are working hard (irrationally) to
dismiss the supernatural, and offering materialistic explanations for
everything—from the brain to the universe. Darwin gave them what seemed a good
tool for a while, and a lot of sincere but unschooled Christians accommodated
this new idea.
evolutionary theory is seriously flawed, and I may touch on those weaknesses
some time in the future. Always there is the presupposition that God Does Not
Exist. I am saying that God Does Exist and that he (for that is what the Bible
calls him) is deeply involved with our fractured universe, planet, society and
individual. God has always had a plan, and it's working today.
How do I
know all this? I read the Bible. I have also read the Koran, and for reasons
that will surely emerge, I prefer the Bible hands down. As a student of the
Bible for over 40 years, I have done some teaching, and as a teacher I am
inclined to set homework. So let me encourage you to get that dusty Bible out of
hiding and open it—anywhere—and read it, and ask God, even if you don't believe
in him, "If you are there, speak to me." He will. And, God willing, so will I,
right here.
If you would like to use this material for your
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Bonus: The Resurrection of Jesus Christ From the Dead
(for Easter Sunday) 11 mins.
Jesus in Two Minutes (Version 1)
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