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WE Day is an unparalleled celebration of young people committed to making a difference. WE Schools is the yearlong program that nurtures compassion in young people and gives them the tools to create change in their local and global communities.
Together they offer people the tools and inspiration to take social action, empower others and transform lives – including their own.
WE Schools: change-makers in action
WE Schools is our educational program that challenges young people to lead with the conviction that together, we can transform lives locally and globally.
The program helps young people understand how to step up and make a difference in their neighborhood and world at large, and provides them with the tools to take action and connect with other like-minded change-makers.
WE Schools combines unique curriculum, educational resources and action campaigns, and inspires students to identify the issues that spark their passion and create the change they want to see in the world. By taking action on one local and one global issue, students develop leadership skills needed to succeed academically, in the workplace and as active citizens.
WE Day: an unparalleled event
WE Day is the manifestation of the WE movement, an ocean of people coming together to create impact. Standing in a stadium full of change-makers will reaffirm your belief that a better world is possible.
WE Day brings world-renowned speakers and A-list performers together with tens of thousands of young people to celebrate their contributions and kick-start another year of inspiration.
Beginning as a single event nearly ten years ago, WE Day has evolved into a series of 19 stadium-sized events held across the United States, Canada, the UK and the Caribbean. This past year, 200,000 students attended WE Day and left inspired to create change both locally and globally.
You can't buy a ticket to WE Day. Students earn their way by taking one local and one global action through WE Schools, our yearlong educational program that engages and empowers young people to become compassionate leaders and active citizens. Some students collect food for homeless shelters. Others raise money to build classrooms overseas. Every young person makes their own journey to WE Day, but together, they discover their power to change the world.
Not part of a WE School? No problem! Get the WE Day app to log your volunteer hours. Every hour tracked counts towards a ballot for a chance to earn your way to a WE Day event near you. The more hours you log, the better your chances of earning your way to WE Day!
WE are cause inclusive
WE Day and WE Schools are cause inclusive. These programs empower young people to find their passion and create the positive change they want to see in the world.
WE Day motivates young people in their desire to take action and celebrates their impact. WE Schools helps students, with the support of their educators and parents, to make a difference and transform that desire into concrete action. Together, WE Day and WE Schools provide the tools for young people to support any charitable organization or cause they choose.
WE supports other charitable organizations
We honor the work of philanthropic organizations and the young people who actively support them.
These are among the top 50 organizations supported by young people as tracked by WE Schools and Mission Measurement, 2014-2015:
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- CHEO (Ottawa Children's Hospital)
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- Covenant House
- Salvation Army
- St. Vincent De Paul Society
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- Winnipeg Harvest
- Canadian Cancer Society
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- Siloam Mission
- World Vision
- Second Harvest Food Bank
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- Mustard Seed
- Plan Canada
- World Wildlife Fund
- Good Shepherd Centre
- Samaritan's Purse
- Malala Fund
- Zinc Saves Lives
- Shepherds of Good Hope
- David Suzuki Foundation
- Development and Peace
On the clarity, simplicity and ambition of the WE Day vision.
Jason Saul, CEO of Mission Measurement, a leading research firm that measures and evaluates social impact.
We work with Mission Measurement to track the work that is being done in classrooms. Because of this, we have seen schools get involved and celebrate over 9,000 local and global organizations.
Since 2007, youth involved in WE Schools have achieved remarkable results:
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hours of silence to advocate for those who go unheard
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Mr. Arash Younosi Chairman of BCCI with the presence of Mr. Haji Khairuddin "Mayel" Board Member of BCCI, Mr. Aminullah "Takhari" Service deputy of BCCI, Mr. Ahmad Jawid representative of Barakat company and Nasir Ahmad " Qasimi" executive officer of Balkh Chamber of Commerce and Industry went to Hairatan, and conducted a meeting with chief of Customs Department, President of Port Services and Petroleum Directorate in Hairatan and talked about the problems of national businessmen and added that customs rules and regulations are fully and 100% fulfilled over businessmen through this port that we also want the rules and regulations to be adapted.
But our businessmen cannot compete in the market with those businessmen who import their goods and commodities from other ports because in other ports the customs rules and regulations are not fully collated and the tax is not paid by businessmen due to the existence of corruption. So the goods and commodities which are imported from those ports are cheaper and Balkh businessmen cannot compete with them, if the law is adapted then it should be equally adapted over all businessmen of Afghanistan. This transition has disappointed our businessmen and caused decrease in import of goods and commodities, also the price of database is higher than import invoice.
So Petroleum Directorate in Hairatan port receives tax according to the invoice weight, which this transition has caused businessmen to escape from this port and will affect serious loss to economic body of businessmen and Balkh province, and we hope the problems to be solved through your serious attention.
Afterwards, each chief of Departments promised to convey the problems to related authorities in order to necessary attention be paid to remove the problems.

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Today, we're visiting the home of Alessandro D'Orazio and Jannicke Krakvik, interior designers, stylists and owners of Oslo's boutique Kollekted By.
Located in a former butcher shop in the hip design district of Grunerlokka, Alessandro and Jannicke's space is filled with smoky blue tones, oil treated pine floors, and the perfect mix of patterns, textures and materials you could expect from a Italian – Scandinavian partnership : Alessandro brings the architecture and color, while Jannicke adds her blend of minimalism and coziness.
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Science Units & -ing Word Sort
While I continue to add more and more projects to my plate this summer, I am reminded at how frustrated I am with science. We use the FOSS science kits in my district. I love the hands-on approach and enjoy the units that I teach. However, I find that as new science standards are revealed, our curriculum is further and further away from meeting those standards. I want to continue using the FOSS kits, but I want to supplement with some additional mini-units. So I ask...what are you using to teach science that teaches systems and/or the scientific process?
I have recently finished updating one of my word sorts. It focuses on -ing endings. It is currently available at my TpT store for free. I hope that someone can use this in their own classroom. All I ask is for some feedback in the comments section here, at my TpT store, or even by e-mail. Click on the picture to grab this free file.
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This is perfect for teaching my students about -ing ending. Thanks for sharing!
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Hi Storie,
Could you send me your email? I have chosen to give a product of your choice to all the participants of "naming the computer" giveaway.
Have a wonderful day!
We use something similar to FOSS kits. It does seem like they are not aligned. Do you have yours all year or do you have them sent to you?
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Glad you liked it :)
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PBS has a great STEM website. All STEM based learning follows the the scientific method. NASA also has some great lessons. Our campus uses the FOSS kits as well. I teach reading, so I'm not positive how well they align.
To help stock our science labs, we do a Science Scavenger hunt at the beginning of the year. Each item on the list has an assigned number of points. When you reach "X" # of points you get a free homework pass (limit 2).
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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) – LSU's Ag Center will meet Friday to explain to potential investors how they will work with medical marijuana regulations.
Legislators relaxed state laws this year, making medical marijuana more readily available. This also allows LSU and Southern to grow and distribute the product.
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We love to send homemade cards.
We send them at birthdays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
This year we decided to make our own homemade Halloween cards.
To do so, we set up our own mini card-making factory by making our own stamps.
Supplies Needed:
Heavy cardboard (from a shipping box)
Craft foam
Orange paint
Card stock cut to size
Before we could make our cards, we had to make our stamps.
We drew simple pumpkins on our craft foam and cut them out.
We then cut the pumpkins into thirds.
We glued our foam down onto our cardboard leaving a small space in between each section of pumpkin.
While the glue dried, we mixed our glitter into the paint.
Use as much or as little glitter as you like.
By mixing the glitter into the paint, you can considerably reduce the glitter messiness.
If you don't want to use glitter, you can do this project without it.
Once our paint was mixed, we were ready to start printing.
Paint each section of foam with your orange paint.
Give it an even coating, but not too thin. Try to avoid clumps if you can.
Turn your stamp over and press it onto the front of your card.
Hold it down firmly for 10 seconds and try not to wiggle it. Then, pull it straight up.
It's a simple and satisfying process that my 6- and 4-year old were able to achieve without any difficulty.
Once the paint was dry, the girls took black markers and wrote Happy Halloween on the front of each.
They're so excited to send these out in the mail! Do you ever make your own cards?
For more printing making fun, please see Cityscape Printmaking. We used a similar method with fun results.
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The inevitability of getting older does not have to be an acceptance of negative effects of ageing. Following a healthy eating pattern is an obvious first step in looking after your health, but it's not uncommon to hear people say things like "I hate exercise". What they mean is that their past experiences of exercise have not been positive. Exercise can take all manner of form, so the key is to start gradually and find the type of exercise that works best for you.
Why is it so important? This study into telomeres and ageing showed that low physical activity seemed to account for an 8-year biological age gap between those who exercised and those who did not.
A sedentary lifestyle accelerates ageing, reduces the body's ability to manage daily activities, and can increase the risk of cancer, heart disease and diabetes. We're all getting older, but let's not make it happen more quickly, and let's not think "It's too late, I'm too old."
The great thing about exercise is that it's not an all-or-nothing proposition. If the only exercise you currently get is walking from room to room in your house, you can start with a walk to the letterbox. Gradually increase that to a walk to the corner of your street and back. Then around the block. See how easy that can be?
You might want to improve your strength and balance. The gym is perfect as a trainer can help show you how to use the equipment and how to adjust it to the needs of your body. Start with very low resistance and as your ability and strength improve, you can then increase the resistance.
We've all seen inspiring stories of older people who are fit and active, and leading fulfilling lives. If you're younger, start exercising now. If you're older, start exercising now. There's no pressure to perform to a particular standard – just get moving and find the type of movement that you enjoy.


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The Doge of Venice is weary of affairs of state and when elaborate preparations for the solstice Festeggiamento reach fever pitch he takes an unauthorized leave of absence. In the course of his short sabbatical he will mix more intimately with his "lesser" subjects - Corsican fishermen, actors, street performers and visiting musicians. Against a courtly background of pavanes, tarantellas, and motets we will overlay some coarser material - Corsican polyphony, lullabies, folk songs and children's games. The Doge will have the time of his life. Our chorus will too!


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A time capsule commemorates the centenary of foundation of Berrigan.
The sun was setting by the time we reached the township of Berrigan-a place that had no existence two years ago, but where there are now two hotels, two well-stocked stores (one kept by a couple of young Victorians), a bank, and a school of arts. The site of the township is, perhaps, the worst that could be found in the neighbourhood. There is a Government reserve for a township close by, but people got tired of waiting for the land to be put up; a farmer cut up a piece of his land, and on it the hamlet is built.
The site is a piece of depressed land, from which the drainage is very indifferent. As the place increases in size-and increase it will-it will require the utmost care on the part of the residents to prevent outbreaks of typhoid fever. The road through the place is a bog in wet weather. Shortly before my visit it took three teams of bullocks to take one waggon through, and then it was down to the bed. Fortunately there is an inexhaustable supply of granite on a small hill about a mile and half away, where material for road-making can be easily obtained. The growth of this township during the last two years has been something remarkable. It is undoubtedly a "live" place, and the residents look forward to its future prosperity with the greatest confidence.
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The Australasian (Melbourne), 19 July 1890.
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Douglas Campbell taught me something profound about the book of Romans. The heart of Romans is chapters 5-8, not the usually emphasized chapters 1-4. Ever since the day I discovered this great fact from Campbell's The Deliverance of God I have read Romans 5 over and over again. I will present to you in multiple short posts an interpretation of Romans 5 and a paraphrase of Paul's argument. It speaks wondrous thoughts.
Prelude: More Unconditional Than We Have Thought
We tend to think about relationships conditionally, our relationship with God no less than with people. God loves and bestows blessing, it seems to many religious people, based on their meeting the prior condition of faith. We must have done at least a little something to deserve it.
Even when we say we don't deserve God's kindness, we don't entirely mean what we say. We tend to mean by that we are thankful that God lowered his standard. He relaxed his requirement. Instead of moral perfection — which we could not offer him — he accepted mental assent or perhaps moral repentance in its place as the condition of acceptance. God was merciful to us because we were willing to believe.
What if his love was even more unconditional than that? What if we found ourselves in this relationship with God for no other reason than that he wanted us to know him? Strange, you say? Consider the Jewish people.
By accident of birth, a Jewish person belongs to Israel, God's priestly people among the nations of the earth. Jewish theologian Michael Wyschogrod talks about the strange fact a Jewish person must consider about their chosenness. God is not constrained, says Wyschogrod, but is free in every way. "God chose the route of election," says Wyschogrod. He adds that this is "the election of a biological instead of ideological people" (Body of Faith, New Jersey: Aronson, 1996, p. 58).
Can a person really be chosen without conditions? What if God's love was first and our love for and faith in him are not conditions but results of being loved? According to Romans 5:1-11, those of us who know Messiah find ourselves inexplicably in a position of unassailable assurance. God showed his love for us while were at odds with him, weak, and "sinners."


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On July 18th, James Cameron's Aliens will mark the 30th anniversary of its release in US theaters. To celebrate this momentous occasion, some of the cast and crew will be reuniting at this year's Comic-Con. The panel is set to feature director James Cameron, producer Gale Ann Hurd, stars Sigourney Weaver, Bill Paxton, Michael Biehn, Lance Henriksen, and Carrie Henn. The event will be on Saturday, July 23 at the San Diego Convention Center's massive Hall H.
So, what is it about James Cameron's sequel that makes it quite possibly one of the few sequels often regarded as better than the original? Why after all this time, is the film still so fondly celebrated among horror buffs? How is it fans can still find such excitement in the future of a franchise that has already spanned four decades, five feature films, and two more movies currently in the works?
Well, after rewatching the film for the millionth time, I can confirm that it never seems to get old. There are a few reasons why this pinnacle sequel remains so highly regarded among fans, not just of the franchise, but of horror and sci-fi enthusiasts and why it will continue to do so.
Aliens Changed The Game For Horror Sequels
Speaking as a mega-fan of the movie and of the franchise, there are extreme differences between Ridley Scott's Alien and James Cameron's Aliens that are easy to spot. Scott's film was all about isolation and terror, exploring the absolute fear of the unknown in all of us. Cameron's movie shifted much more dramatically towards a full on man vs beast movie. The action packed sequel gave Ripley the ability to cast off any hint of a cliched victim status — a common trope among female horror leads at the time — and superbly transform herself into the baseline for all future creations of powerful women in film.
Showed Horror And Action Can Be Mixed To Perfection
I think many would agree the film isn't nearly as terrifying as the original, but it still has some pretty intense and suspenseful moments. The successful blend of Cameron's Terminator action vibes and Scott's gasp-inducing horror stands to this day as iconic and, too often, poorly replicated. This is best shown in Newt, played by Carrie Henn. As the sole survivor of the alien invasion, the shy child's shock incites fear of the aliens before we even see them and inspires Ripley's maternal instincts to fight hard to keep them alive.
We Still Have A Bright Future To Look Forward To!
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Jungle malzahar?...Yep
Malzahar Build
Malzahar Jungle (start)
First back
Once you have enough
Ability Sequence
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Sorry about not updating this build in a while, i kinda got bored of jungling. But this week i well work 10x harder to gather more info about malzahar jungle so stay tune.
Welcome to my Malzahar jungle build, in this build i tell you the basic items you are gonna need to do so, if you have any suggestion then please leave a comment. This is also my first build ever uploaded to mobafire so if something is off tell me and i'll most likely fix it, and i'll be updating this when ever i can or if i find something new, Thank you.
Pros / Cons
His ult is really good for ganks or in team fights
Malefic visions is really good for picking off low health targets ( but might also steal some kills early game )
Can do alot of damage mid game and late
Cant really gank at low levels
Squishy ( until you get rods of age's )
Can be bullied by stronger jungler's ( lee sin, J4, etc )
Always targeted first due to ult ;)
Give up buffs?
Now this happens ALOT when i play malzahar jungle, i use to not give the blue buff and i still dont, but if your mid laner is whining about it then its up to you, i wouldn't depending if you trust that person with your blue buff or not. Remeber your the jungler if you dont want to give your buffs to anyone then you dont have to, in my opinion its safer for the jungler to have the buffs other then the laners because buffs can help you clear waves faster and can really help with ganks, but in mid to late game then maybe its a good time for them to have the buffs
Now if you haven't farmed enough to get your ult yet then DON'T WORRY at lease try to gank, what you need to do is get your basic combo off, Q then W and E then start autoing. By then the top laner should of either died or backed depending on if your top lane helped you or if you did the combo right. Gank failed? then right away go back to farming.
If you do have your ult, then use the combo above BEFORE ULTING.
Team fights & Who to ult
Malzahar is a good mage, with a very good ult and skills that allow him poke at his enemies, tho in team fights he can be a little bit useless if his ult is down, but if it isn't then oh boy is the enemies adc or other carry gonna have a bad time, you should already know what to do.
But if you don't normally just ult who ever is a pest to your team ( either the adc or someone else that is fed, NEVER Ult the tank that's just dumb and a waste of time plus it makes you wide open for the kill ) Plus when ulting watch out for anyone who well stop your ult aka blitz crank with his pull or any other cc. Bottom line, ult either the adc or mid laner, maybe the top laner depending on who the top laner is of it the top laner is fed.
Counter Jungling
I've been thinking about this for a while, i also tried to do it in some of my games ( just for you guys ) to see if i would recommend it or not. The thing is, malzahar is to weak of a jungler to counter jungle, if he gets caught then that's it, no escapes, no stuns ( until level 6 of course ) noting, you can try but i wouldn't recommend it, i've tried and it hasn't gone well at all.
If you are gonna counter jungle
I would not try to counter jungle these champions.
( NOTE; i have not went up against some of these junglers, i'm just assuming that you shouldn't try and counter jungle them as they could snap malzahar in half )


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We had planned to go a couple of years ago and it fell through and I'm making another attempt for next summer. At this time it appears it will only be myself and my daughter, who will be 14 during the proposed dates. We live on the east coast of the U.S. so there will be some jet lag.
I plan to book a 6/1-6/8 W. Mediterranean cruise, but fly into Rome early to see the sites. I've read we should schedule some recovery for the time change, and then see what we can before our cruise departs. Assuming we fly back the same day the cruise ends, the earliest my work schedule would allow me to leave would be 5/24.
I've read other articles that it doesn't take more than a day or two to see Rome. So I'm wondering what else may be practical during that time window. I had thoughts of day trips from Rome to other areas of Italy via train, or perhaps stopping in London or Paris for a couple of days and then flying on to Rome. The only cruise other cruise port we would stop at in Italy would be Genoa.
Or perhaps that would be too hectic for us. The last time I looked at lodging in London or Paris I couldn't find anything reasonable for the short time we'd be in the area.
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How long it takes to see Rome depends on what you and your daughter want to see there and how you want to see it. There are tour coaches that "show" people the famous sights -- St Peter's, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, the famed piazze (there must be 30 famous sights in Rome) in a single day. If you would like to go inside any of these places, then obviously you need more than a day.
It is really hard to give it advice without knowing what interests you and your daugther, and how much of a "vacation" you need. Whose idea was it to go before, and has your daughter said anything about what she'd like to do?
You and your daughter don't have to see the things other people see if you'd enjoy doing other things more. Rome is a fantastically diverse city -- you can bike ride down the ancient Appian Way, you can take a pasta-making class together, you can go to catacombs or you can go to flea markets. What do the two of you want to get out this postponed trip?
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Wow I can't imagine what articles would state with any factual basis that it would only take a day or two to "see" Rome, but I guess if that means just see, and not actually visit, you can do a fly-over in a heliocopter!
When I was just 14, I could probably tell you everything that I would want to see just from the books I'd read and the movies I'd seen that would take maybe a week! I had read the Agony & the Ecstasy, a popular novel at the time by Irving Stone; had seen Roman Holiday with Audrey Hepburn and 3 Coins in the Fountain, and read a couple of Frederick Kohner novels that took place in Rome.
So . . . at the top of my list of things to see back then (and remained so until I actually went there) were:
1. St. Peter's Cathedral and the Vatican, along with the Sistine Chapel -- everything Michelangelo!
2. The Colosseum
3. The Mouth of Truth
3. The Roman Forum
4. Spanish Steps
5. Trevi Fountain
6. Pantheon
Of course, my world at 14 was a lot less than my world at 21 or 40 or even now, but even with my list at 14, above, I can't imagine visiting those sights taking less than 2 days, even without jet lag, without eating, or sleeping.
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Having just returned from Rome a week ago, you can't really see Rome ina day or two. We ere there for 9 nights and still didn't see everything.
There are many worthwhile sites and the art and history in Rome is massive:
St Peters and the Vatican Museums (sistine Chapel and Raphael Rooms)
The Colsieum and the Forum
Trevi Fountain
Spanish Steps
The Fountain of the Four Rivers/piazza Navona
Borghese Gallery
Castel sant' Angelo
Appian Way
A myriad of churces that are breathtaking
You could see a few sites in 2 days but it would be a sprint through a city that deserves more time.
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I can understand that everybody here want to go to Rome for weeks at a time, but this OP is taking his daughter, possibly for six days before the cruise leaves. Maybe she's got a long list of things she'd like to see in London that she read about in Harry Potter books, or in Paris that she read about in magazines.
Maybe the OP needs a vacation and wants his daughter to have fun. Maybe she wants to see things in Rome like Castel Sant'Angelo. I think it is incredibly boring, and a myriad of churches might be too much. I knew a young girl who returned from Rome and all she talked about was the cat sanctuary. And the blisters she got from so much walking.
Anyway, I too would wonder if six days in Rome was more than enough with a 14 year old in tow and if maybe fitting in something else would be fun.
Venice? How about flying into Venice and sailing out of Rome?
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First - before booking a return flight on the day your cruise arrive in port - do you really have time to do this? You need to arrive at the airport 3 hours before flight time - so you should be off the ship (not pulling into port - but disembarked) by at least 4 hours before your flight is scheduled. And disembarking can take several hours - based on how large th eship is and how efficient the crew.
As for Rome - for a first trip you need at minimum of 3 full days (4 nights) to see anything. I would think 4 or 5 days is better. You obviously haven;t done much research yet - or you would have seen how many must sees there are in Rome.
As for a 14 year old not being interested - our tween/teen daughters loved Rome as much as London and Paris. You know your own daughter best - but presumably she has had at least the basics of world history - and may well already have an interest in Rome. And I would definitely get her involved in the planning - so she knows what SHE wants to see.
If you want to do something else I would consider a couple of days in Florence but it really depends on what the stops on the cruise are - and what interests both of you have.
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Where does the cruise end?
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We had our 18 year old son with us in Rome. He had a great time. We were in the city for 7 days and missed a ton of things. The way that we like to travel though is rather relaxed. We saw a couple of the "big" sites each day and then just enjoyed the walks to each location, we sat and enjoyed long lunches and dinners and then gelato during our passegiattas.
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>>>I've read other articles that it doesn't take more than a day or two to see Rome. <<<
I think a lot of articles associated with cruising assume cities can be seen in just a few hours (port stops are not long at all). I spend a few days (usually 3-5) in Rome every time I go to Italy and have still only scratched the surface.
If you get bored, take a early morning train to Orvieto (about 1 hour)and spend a day. Florence is also an easy train trip (90 minutes).
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Dead Sea album prepared for the Palestine Potash Ltd.
- Title: Dead Sea album prepared for the Palestine Potash Ltd.
- Creator(s): Matson Photo Service, photographer
- Date Created/Published: [1937]
- Medium:
1 album (80 photographic prints) : gelatin silver ; 26 x 35 cm. (album)
1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 10.5 x 7 cm.
- Summary: Photographs show Palestine Potash Ltd. (Palestine Potash Company) facilities and activities including camp at Jebel Usdum, pumping station, powerhouse, factory, trains, and barges. Also depicted are a sunrise over the Dead Sea, Kallia Dead Sea resort, man reading while afloat on the Dead Sea, sunrise at 'Ein Jiddy (ʻEn Gedi) with a Shittim tree, wooden pipe taking Dead Sea water to evaporating pans showing salt stalactites leaking from pipe, panorama in three sections showing south end of Jebel Usdum, panorama in two sections looking southeast. and south towards Araba, carnolite pans giving effect of melting snow, Arab laborers heaping up the carnolite, native workers at 'Ein Arous, a bush fire at 'Ein Arous, Bedouin tent at Ghor Es Safieh, sunrise scene, "Pillar of Salt" suggestive of a headless female figure, cliffs of salt stratifications, salt stalactites in cave, Jebel Usdum; salt formations resembling rough coral, palm trees on the eastern shore killed by briny waters, and El-Menshaleh. Includes aerial photographs of the Jericho road via Neby Mousa, River Jordan, Palestine Potash plant, Temple area in Jerusalem, mouth of the Auji river, and Tel Aviv.
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- Call Number: LOT 13857 (H) [P&P]
- Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
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- LOT title from from caption list.
- Some of the photographs were created by the photographers of the American Colony Photo Department, located in Jerusalem. Founded in the late 1890s by Elijah Meyers, the photo agency was headed during its heyday (ca. 1903-1933) by Lewis Larsson, whose staff photographers included Erik Lind, Lars Lind, Furman Baldwin, and G. Eric Matson. It transitioned into the Matson Photo Service around 1940, with photography by Matson, Hanna Safieh, Joseph H. Giries, and others. John D. Whiting contributed periodically to the work of both agencies. For more information see: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.matpc and http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/coll/629_whiting.html.
- Captions list found with album: "List of photos in the Dead Sea album, prepared for the Palestine Potash Ltd, Jerusalem, August 6th, 1937."
- Label inside cover: "The Matson Photo Service."
- Label on back of first page: "Photos copyrighted by the Matson Photo Service, P.O. Box 34, Jerusalem, Palestine."
- Label on album cover: "The Dead Sea."
- Some photographs were made by the Matson Photo Service from images taken earlier by the American Colony Photo Department.
- Stamped on verso of three panoramic photographs: Copyrighted by the American Colony Photo Department, P.O. Box 34, Jerusalem, Palestine.
- One unattached photograph was found with the album and is stored with it. Photograph is a smaller print of no. 1225 in the album and depicts sunrise at 'Ein Jiddy with a shittim tree. Stamped on verso: Copyright. The Matson Photo Service, Jerusalem, Palestine.
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- John D. Whiting's diaries, correspondence, and other materials are located in the Library of Congress Manuscript Division (Papers of John D. Whiting).
- Forms part of: Visual materials from the papers of John D. Whiting.
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TOPO-EUROPE: Coupled Deep Earth – Surface Processes in Europe
TOPO-EUROPE is a multidisciplinary international research program that addresses the interaction of processes inherent to the deep Earth (lithosphere, mantle) with surface processes (erosion, climate, sea level), which together shaped the topography of Europe. The objective of the TOPO-EUROPE project is to assess neotectonic deformation rates and to quantify related geo-risks, such as earthquakes, flooding, landslides, rock falls and volcanism. Research, incorporating iterative data interactive modelling, focuses on the lithosphere memory and neotectonics, with special attention on the thermo-mechanical structure of the lithosphere, mechanisms controlling large-scale plate boundary and intraplate deformations, anomalous subsidence and uplift, and links with surface processes and topography evolution. The TOPO-EUROPE natural laboratories, in which these processes are analysed, cover a wide range of geodynamic settings. These include the post-collisional Alpine/Carpathian/Pannonian-Basin system, the very active Aegean-Anatolian and Apennines-Tyrrhenian orogens and back-arc basins, the Caucasus-Levant area in the Arabia-Europe collision zone, the Iberian Peninsula caught up between Alpine orogens, the meta-stable West and Central European Platform, the stable East-European Platform and the seismically active and elevated Scandinavian continental margin. The TOPO-EUROPE project is a component of the International Lithosphere Program and was initiated with the support of Academia Europaea. A European Science Foundation EUROCORES project provides funding for part of the TOPO-EUROPE research. Other parts of TOPO-EUROPE require support by participating organizations.
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Volume (Year): 17 (2009)
Issue (Month): 3-4 (October)
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This recipe is great for skin that is troubled by psoriasis, eczema, rosacea and other unpleasant skin conditions.
1/3 cup calendula oil or apricot kernel oil
1 tablespoon emulsifying wax
1 tablespoon vegetable glycerin
1 teaspoon vitamin E 1/3 cup calendula hydrosol 10 drops grapefruit seed extract
1 drop chamomile essential oil
2 drops helichrysum essential oil
7 drops lavender essential oil Directions:
1. Combine the emulsifying wax, oil and glycerin in a double boiler.
2. Let simmer, stirring occasionally until the ingredients melt together.
3. When melted, remove from heat then add Vitamin E.
4. Warm the calendula hydrosol in the microwave or in another pot on the stove.
5. Pour the warm hydrosol gently into the oil, constantly stirring with a whisk until you have a smooth and thick mixture.
6. Stir in the grapefruit seed extract and the essential oils.
7. Pour the facial moisturizer into a dark glass jar. Let it cool before covering with the lid.
8. Occasionally stir as the mixture cools so the ingredients will not separate.
9. Store in a cool and dark place. Can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 6 months.


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It's that time of the year again when most moms are confused on the best gift to buy their little ones. Choosing the right gift for your kids is more daunting than ever as today's kids get bored fast within few weeks of using the toy or gadget or whatever game you have bought them. However, what most parents fail to realize is that kids enjoy spending uninterrupted quality time together with their parents, hence the best way to do so is to buy a child-friendly board game which you can all play together. The following post compiles child-friendly board games that you should consider buying this festive season that guarantees nothing less than indoor fun during this winter season.
Top 5 child-friendly board games
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Charades for kids is the ultimate family board game for game nights. The game is suitable for ages 5 and up and comes with an estimated 200 charade cards that have over 400 charades on them. The game comes with the classical sand timer and a set of rules. The board game is composed of six different thematic setting that includes; animal party, Hollywood, time capsule, kids, picture charades, and time capsule that are suitable for the entire family. The game is available on Amazon for only $18.95.
Treasure Trove
And if treasure hunting sounds like an interesting thing to do with your kids, then treasure trove is worth the bucks. The game is suitable for kids from ages 7 and up and usually takes between 20- 40 minutes of playing depending on the number of players. Just like monopoly, the game is entirely based on chance and luck but also involves coming up with strategies. Another interesting bit about this particular board game is that every player, whether first time or regular, has a chance of winning, the game will also go a long way in enhancing your kid's cognitive skills.
Snakes and ladder
Though snakes and ladder is an ancient Indian game, the game is still regarded today as a world classic. Your kids will have fun competing against each other as they roll the dice to move up to the top square while navigating through the hindrances and help of the snakes and ladders respectively. Not only are kids guaranteed of hours of fun but it also improves their arithmetic skill through recognition and counting from 1 to 100.
And if you are searching for a board game that will bring oodles laughter to your home then HedBanz is what you should buy. HedBanz is basically played by strapping a card on the head which contains the name of the animal or thing your kid is supposed to be. Their goal is to be able to guess what they are before time elapses through clues and questions to avoid possible elimination. HedBanz is a classic game of what Am I? but with a twist of fun.
Jax's sequence for kids is also an impressive kid's board game that boasts of a full 5-star rating on Amazon. The game is super easy as it only involves placing chips and cards on the board base in a row of 4 which creates a sequence that wins the game. The board game is ideal for kids above age four and can be played by up to 4 kids


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Speed dating is a meeting in which large number of people has a little date with each other. Nowadays, in formal field they set up by speed dating organizers which usually rent a room in some bar or restaurant and charge a fee from visitors. People are sitting about 5,7,10 minutes at a table with one of participants of speed dating. They are talking on any theme they like. When the time is up, people are going to the next table and sit with a possible new date. Every participant of speed dating has an opportunity to meet the person they want to see again.
This kind of dating is very popular nowadays. But what are the benefits of speed dating?
1. On speed dating you have an opportunity to meet many persons on one evening, instead one on the general dating.
2. You don't need to sit and talk with the person you don't like for an hour or longer. Your date will over in few minutes and you can continue to seek another person.
3. You will not hear uncomfortable question on such dating. Usually people asking general questions each other to see does the person interesting in next meeting or not. You can hear such questions as 'Do you like pets?, 'What books are you reading'…
4. You don't have any pressure to select or reject a person. You can just go away if didn't like any person on the speed dating. And you can meet with the man/woman you liked again in general dating.
5. You will meet many persons on one evening so you can compare one interlocutor with other.
Speed dating as any other kind of dating has its disadvantages. For example: you don't have much time to know the person well, also you can meet few persons you liked, but you have to choose only one for future dating.
Speed dating is very good reason to spend time interesting. So if you don't have any plans for the evening – you can try something new like speed dating.


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When it comes to making sculptures, Matt Wedel likes to keep it real.
"I am interested in the work not trying to be an illusion of something," he says.
It's immediately apparent from the seven ceramic sculptures on display at Second Floor that the artist has an affinity for truth to materials. Wedel coats his hand-built clay flower trees in candy-colored glazes in a way that emphasizes the material's inherent characteristics. Often the thick, cloudy coating obscures the fine details of the petals underneath, overrunning the flower with a bubbly texture. Shiny brightly tinted glazes drip and run over the surface of flat matte glazes; glassy drops are frozen as they hang off the edge of the clay surface.
"With the glaze I am not interested in mimicking something or working with trompe l'oeil. It is simple glass and ceramic," Wedel says. "I am not trying to trick the viewer or create a façade."
Wedel's rock sculptures jut out of the wooden floor like strange outcroppings on an unknown planet, one with an icy terrain. Here, his glazes are translucent; the paper-bag brown of the clay shows through the cool blue coating. His poodle and sheep sculptures are exactly the opposite—the glaze appears thick and dens, like a hardened shell. The sheep's lemon-yellow surface reflects a dull sheen, while the metallic surface of the poodle glimmers in the light. Wedel says he uses real gold rather than an imitation.
Wedel describes the process of glazing as exciting and always in flux.
"When I apply the glaze, it is a much different color than when the work comes out of the kiln. No matter how much I know about the material it always presents something new."
If this uncontrollable element results in any duds, they aren't on display here. With his range of techniques and variety of colors and surfaces, Wedel creates sculptures that range from understated to beautiful to teetering just on the edge of tacky. Together, they make for an eye-catching exhibition.
Matt Wedel's work is on display at Second Floor through October 30.
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STATICS AND STRENGTH OF MATERIALS, 7/e is fully updated text and presents logically organized, clear coverage of all major topics in statics and strength of materials, including the latest developments in materials technology and manufacturing/construction techniques. A basic knowledge of algebra and trigonometry are the only mathematical skills it requires, although several optional sections using calculus are provided for instructors teaching in ABET accredited programs. A new introductory section on catastrophic failures shows students why these topics are so important, and 25 full-page, real-life application sidebars demonstrate the relevance of theory. To simplify understanding and promote student interest, the book is profusely illustrated.
Intended for engineering technology and architecture students, this text introduces the topics of statics and strength of materials at an elementary level. New sections requiring calculus have been added, covering centoids, moments of inertia of plane areas, and deflection of beams by integration. Other topics include linear equations and determinants, the equilibrium of noncurrent forces in space, and strain and stress concentrations around holes, notches and fillets. Also provides information of Saint-Venant's principal and repeated loading and fatigue. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.


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SPOKANE, Wash., June 12 (UPI) -- A Washington state man said it took him a lot of trial and error to build his own bike out of bamboo.
Paul Fish of Spokane, founder of retail and online outdoor-equipment company Mountain Gear, said he decided to build the bamboo bike on a whim and his initial attempts resulted in a lot of learning experiences, the Spokesman-Review, Spokane, reported Tuesday.
"Do you know what happens when you don't punch a hole in the nodes of a bamboo pole before applying the torch? The pole explodes," Fish said.
Fish said he received a lot of valuable advice from the Bikecad Web site, www.bikecad.ca, and local machinist and bike-frame builder Gary Selner of Hairy Gary Bicycles. He said he was able to complete his first successful bamboo bike last week.
"Don't get any ideas," Fish said. "I like my new bamboo bike, but I'm not going anywhere as a bike builder."


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Oops I Did It Again-The Best Of Britney Spears [Import]
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- Release Date: 6/26/2012
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Import-only career-spanning greatest hits compilation collects 16 tracks of the pop diva's best work, including 'Oops!... I Did It Again,' 'Baby One More Time,' 'I'm a Slave 4 U' and more. Sony. 2012.


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Kids will always love toys. That is why parents usually get their little ones different toys during birthdays and during the Christmas period.
However, parents must know that every year, several toy-related injuries happen not just in UK, but also in other parts of the globe. These can be avoided by simply knowing the safety guidelines set by the government which toy manufacturers should strictly follow.
Some of the guidelines are the following:
• Toy manufacturers are supposedly expected to use lead-free paint.
• Fabric toys should be labeled flame resistant.
• Stuffed toys should be washable.
• Art materials should be non-toxic.
• Paints and crayons should be inspected and must pass standards.
Note that these guidelines apply to all toys made after 1995. If you're getting toys, which were manufactured before this year, inspect them carefully before you give them to your children to ensure that they're safe.
Most toys these days have age recommendations. Parents and guardians are encouraged to follow these recommendations to avoid toy-related injuries.
Toys that are too small or have parts that are too small can be dangerous for younger kids when swallowed. Games that include coins, marbles, and balls are not recommended for younger children as well.
Other things to watch out for when buying toys as Christmas gifts to ensure they're safe are the following: (1) Battery operated toys must have screw that will hold the battery in place at all times, (2) toys must not have sharp or small parts, (3) toys should withstand a child chewing on them and (4) toys must not be breakable.
If you have children of various ages, it's important to explain to older children the dangers of letting their younger sibling play with specific type of toys.
For their safety, do not allow them to play with toys that can be dangerous to other kids unless there's adult supervision.
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Delphine French Upholstered Bed
The Delphine French Upholstered Bed is as lovely as and chic as you would expect. Made from intricately carved mahogany, it features a curved and neatly upholstered headboard and footboard, making it perfect for that Sunday morning sleep in.
To give it that French touch, it has distinctive cabriole legs which are sturdy and stylish. Each of the beds have been painstakingly crafted by experts using a seven step process. From start to finish, it is handmade, giving it an even more romantic appeal.
This bed fits a standard UK Double, a King and a Superking mattress.
Colour: Antique White
Width: 145 cm
Length: 220 cm
Height: 128 cm
King Size:
Width: 162 cm
Length: 235 cm
Height: 128 cm
Width: 192 cm
Length: 235 cm
Height: 128 cm
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- French Bedroom Company
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