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It's gambling away your child's college fund.
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Rapport at ICERI 2013 – Seville
Rapport project will be presented at ICERI 2013!
ICERI 2013, the 6th International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation, will be a perfect opportunity to discuss about Rapport project, thanks to the international environment and the opportunity to find out the last developments in the field of teaching methodologies, innovative educational projects, and new technologies in applied to the education and research.
The conference will take place from 18th to 20th November 2013 and will be held in the wonderful city of Seville!


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Snorkeling Near Miami, Florida
Miami's art deco district, exclusive South Beach section, energetic nightlife, and endless rows of yachts and sailboats along the waterfront give visitors a lot to do in Florida's biggest city. When it comes to one of the top tourist ocean activities, snorkeling, Miami isn't really a major attraction despite its proximity to the beautiful blue waters of the Atlantic. But if you know where to look, you can still find some interesting snorkeling in the area.
The Half Moon
While there are no coral reefs near the popular Miami Beach area, there are some man-made ocean habitats that attract an abundance of marine life in the shallows near this busy tourist mecca. The Half Moon was a two-masted racing schooner that sank in 1930 off the shores of Key Biscayne. The ship remains in its watery grave, embedded in white sand in no more than 10 feet of water. The remains of the ship make a happy home for many reef fish, sponges and coral. At high or low tide, the ship makes a popular diving and snorkeling spot for visitors to the Miami area looking to get their flippers wet.
Snorkel the Bar
If you're in the mood to hang out at a bar all day in Miami Beach, then this dive is exactly what the doctor ordered. The Jose Cuervo Margherita Bar may be the most unusual snorkeling site in South Florida. The 10,000-pound concrete bar was made especially for a Jose Cuervo promotion and was later donated to the artificial reef program in Miami. The bar was sunk during the "Sinko de Mayo Festival" in 2000 and remains just offshore in Miami Beach for divers and snorkelers to share with the barfly reef fish who now call it home.
Biscayne National Park
Biscayne National Park (nps.com/bisc), just south of the city, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts who want to get out of the urban sprawl of Miami. This laid back park has a shallow reef that is excellent for snorkeling and diving. The park's underwater ecosystem is home to corals, reef fish and manatees. Visitors may also see crocodiles sunning themselves and butterflies and birds fluttering through the air. Snorkeling is an excellent way to see the reef, and the water is shallow enough for those of all skill levels and ages.
Crandon Park
Miami Dade Eco Adventures (miamidade.gov/ecoadventures) holds various tours around Key Biscayne and the Bear Cut Preserve from Crandon Park. The kayak and snorkel tour is a good way to get away from the shore and see the area's marine life. Take a kayak tour of Bear Cut, then hop into the water with your mask, snorkel and fins and see spotted eagle rays, sea stars and more. Tickets for this tour are available at the Crandon Park Visitor and Nature Center (biscaynenaturecenter.org) in Key Biscayne.
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The SILE's verification of compliance with CPD requirements for CPD Year 2016 will commence from May 2017 ('CPD Compliance Audit'). This advisory outlines the process of the Compliance Audit for CPD Year 2016.
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Our grocery store is collecting funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Maybe yours is, too? The problem is that MDA funds embryonic stem cell research. (I looked through all their current research grants here and while most of the projects involve stem cells from the patient's own body, there are at least two projects focusing on embryonic stem cells. See pages 50 and 64.)
As Catholics, we can not, of course, sanction embryonic stem cell research. This site says that all current emryonic stem cell lines are derived from "leftovers" of the in vitro fertilization process. Abortion is not the only way to kill a human baby.
If we believe, as our Church teaches, and has taught from the very beginning, that life begins at conception, then we have no choice but to withhold support from any organization that sees promise in the death of our children.
It doesn't matter how many other lives might be saved.
If one unborn baby has to die, the cost is too high.


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Enhancing Services for Runaway and Homeless Victims of Youth Trafficking. Introduced by Reps. Joe Heck (R-NV), John Kline (R-MN), and Bobby Scott (D-VA), the legislation (H.R. 5076) will improve support provided specifically to runaway and homeless youth who are victims of sex trafficking.
Strengthening the Child Welfare Response to Trafficking Act of 2014. Introduced by Reps. Karen Bass (D-CA), John Kline (R-MN), Tom Marino (R-PA), Jim McDermott (D-WA), Michele Bachmann (R-MN), and Louise Slaughter (D-NY), the legislation (H.R. 5081) will improve practices within state child welfare systems to identify and document sex trafficking victims.
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There are a lot of ways for everyone to enjoy the way sporting activities go for you. The beauty of staying active is something to keep you going. Like it or not, staying active is something that everyone has to do in some kind of way. It may not be your go-to activity, but you have to keep that in mind. The thing is, it can be hard trying to keep track of everything you do when it comes down to exercise. You may want to know exactly how far you traveled but to a precise stand of view. So you are going to need a product that can do that for you so you won't have to struggle to do so. Well, I know of an incredible product that is coming your way. So with that being said, check out all the information that I have for you below.
Milestone Sports Introduces The MilestonePod
For starters, Milestone Sports is a leading sports tech company focused on connecting retailers and brands to consumers through wearable devices. With the release of the MilestonePod and Milestone App, they are planning to evolve the way you look at tracking your movements.
First off the MilestonePod securely clips on the laces of the shoe you choose to wear. This makes it 10x easier for users to switch to the next shoe when the time comes. Another thing is that serious runners will no longer have to unlace their shoes in order to attach the Pod. The MilestonePod's design features an all black and sleek design that is simple and easy to use. The pod also has specific improvements in the battery life aspect helping it last from six to eight months. Its also designed with water proofing, overall accuracy improvement, and easier removal of the odometer window. Other key features include:
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The brand new MilestonePod App has an extremely easy registration process that takes not time at all. The app syncs fast and has a clean navigation system as well. This app gives runners a special refined Runficiency Score®, which is a propriety calculation that combines metrics such as cadence, ground contact, and stride length. Runners can even download their whole run log in Excel so it can be viewed and analyzed on your personal desktop. With the MilestionePod and MilestonePod App, your tracking habits will come with ease.
This is a spectacular opportunity for runners to expand their tracking limits. No more struggling to make sure you know exactly how far you have traveled. The less you struggle, the less stress you have to deal with throughout your day. So check out all the information I have for you above.
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Loving Pinterest for ideas, DIY, cooking, baking, and all things CRAFTY! - It's an ADD overload!
You can follow me here - http://pinterest.com/adcd/
- I've pinned literally hundreds of great ideas, DIY's, tutorials, How-To's, printables, recipes, parent/teacher stuff and more!
I don't pin ads, weight loss crud, or any other commercial propaganda - Just good stuff!
Thursday, September 20, 2012
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
The Great Northwest...
Welcome to the
Great Amazingly Awesome Northwest!
I am a mountain lady. A Northwesterner. Washington, Oregon, Idaho & Montana - (Let's include Alaska, Colorado, the Northwestern part of Wyoming and obviously Western Canada too.) I've lived around the Greater Northwest U.S. my entire life.
In my younger, carefree days I dreamed of living as an artist in a large city. And I did the artist thing and the big city thing - but not at the same time. (I also like being able to afford the luxuries like heat and food.) In years since, I've come to truly appreciate all that the NW has to offer.
I've done a little bit of traveling, though not nearly as much as I still intend to do. I've yet to find anywhere as awesome as here. I loathe heat & humidity and I'm not a big fan of tornadoes, hurricanes, big, mean bugs or crowds of people.
I love tall trees, clean rivers, deep lakes, snow-capped mountains, being outside all year and finding places where the nearest person is miles away. I love having four, very defined seasons. (Sometimes they're so defined that one day it's one season and the next day it's another - And there are a few days here and there where we get all four in one day!)
Everything is right here - Camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, gardening, skiing, sailing, sledding, and riding - horses, bikes, motorcycles, 4-wheelers and snowmobiles. For the truly adventurous there's paragliding, wind & river surfing, kayaking, kiteboarding, world-class rapids and hot air ballooning if you're so inclined.
For the mellower crowd, there's also attending any one of the festivals or fairs happening on any given weekend throughout the year.
But let's not forget tasting at any one of a hundred world class wineries or micro-breweries - There's even a few ghost towns still around to explore. There's no shortage of things to do, see and taste around here if you're so inclined.
There may come a day when a milder climate might appeal to my worn-out bones, but for now, I can't imagine living anywhere more fun, exciting and awe-inspiring than right here.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Adult ADD: 10 Questions, Expertly Answered
Sharing an article from ivillage by Laura Flynn McCarthy
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Happy ADD!
Attention deficit disorder (ADD) is not only for children. About 8 to 9 million American adults, and as many women as men, have ADD. There are three types: hyperactive/impulsive, inattentive and combined hyperactive/impulsive/inattentive. For years, the criterion for diagnosing ADD in adults was the same as for children: at least six symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity in two or more settings (work and at home, for example) to a point where those symptoms impair your daily life.
But that's changing. Today, as more adults seek help for ADD symptoms and as more research is done exclusively on adults, doctors are refining their ideas about how ADD differs in adults and children. Here, Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D., associate director of the Yale Clinic for Attention and Related Disorders at Yale University School of Medicine and author of Attention Deficit Disorder: The Unfocused Mind in Children and Adults, helps to clarify what adult ADD is -- and is not.
Q: How does ADD differ between adults and children?
A: Children are more likely to have the hyperactivity symptoms of ADD than adults are. Even adults who were hyper when they were kids usually are not that hyper as adults. Also, the ratio of ADD changes from about three to one boys to girls, to about one to one men to women. That suggests that there are a lot of girls who have these difficulties, but they don't cause enough trouble for other people when they're in school, and so often diagnosis waits until adulthood, when they reach a point where they can identify the problem and seek help for themselves.
Q: Can ADD begin in adulthood?
A: The classical notion is that ADD begins in childhood -- that you're born with it. One of the criteria for diagnosing ADD has always been that symptoms should have been recognizable by age 7, but that's nonsense. There are no data behind it. In a lot of people, you don't see any problems until a child starts middle school or high school and has multiple teachers. In some people, the symptoms don't really appear until they're living on their own for the first time.
In some women, symptoms may not arise until midlife. I've seen doctors, lawyers and other highly successful, well-educated women who have no ADD symptoms most of their lives, and when they hit their mid-40s to early 50s and are in perimenopause, they suddenly experience an unprecedented difficulty with keeping track of things, organizing things, remembering things and a whole syndrome that looks an awful lot like ADD occurring at midlife. Estrogen is one of the chemical modulators for the release of dopamine in the brain, and it happens to be the neurotransmitter that is most important for the functions affected by ADD. When estrogen levels drop in menopause, in some women that causes a substantial drop in their ability to exercise these executive functions that worked very well up until then.
Q: What do neurotransmitters have to do with ADD?
A: People often say, "ADD is a chemical imbalance in the brain," which makes it sound as though there's not enough salt in the soup. That's not it at all. ADD is a breakdown in communication in the brain. There are 100 billion tiny neurons (nerve cells) in the human brain, and they have to communicate, to transmit messages from one neuron to another. The brain makes 50 different neurotransmitter chemicals to help carry those messages. The neurotransmitters most affected in people who have ADD are dopamine and norepinephrine. If you have ADD, your brain makes those chemicals the same way everybody else's brain does. It just does not release and reload them effectively. ADD involves chronic failures in communication from neuron to neuron.
Q: Does that mean people with ADD can't focus well on anything?
A: No. Two conditions can change the chemistry of the brain instantly: when you're really interested in something, and when you are really scared. In both cases, there's an increase in the release of those neurotransmitters -- and people with ADD can function as well as anyone else in those instances. Where people with ADD have trouble is the day-to-day routine stuff of which most of life is made up.
Q: How is thinking about ADD evolving?
A: We have switched from thinking about ADD as primarily a behavior problem to thinking of it as a problem of the development of the management system of the brain, what are called the "executive functions." Those executive functions include your ability to get organized and get started on things; being able to prioritize tasks; being able to focus on something you need to, but then switch focus when you need to; to stay alert and sustain effort on things over a long time; to manage emotions so that you don't get too flooded with worry or annoyance or other feelings; and being able to utilize working memory so that you can, for example, keep track of conversations and remember something you've read or heard.
Q: What are common misconceptions about ADD?
A: People think that to have ADD you have to be hyper and behave badly, or that people with ADD simply aren't as smart as people who don't have ADD. There is no truth to those beliefs. I have studied people with very high IQs who have ADD, and there are many people with ADD who have never had behavior problems, but do have problems getting organized, getting started on stuff, being able to stay focused or being able to keep one thing in mind while doing something else.
Q: Are people who have ADD more creative or talented than people who don't?
A: That's another myth. There's a little romanticizing that happens when people talk about ADD. Some people with ADD are amazingly talented and successful, but a lot of them also have a difficult time delivering the goods. What we do see is that every single person with ADD has at least one or two activities in which they can focus very well and have no trouble with these executive functions that they're having so much trouble with in almost everything else. A patient said to me once, "Having ADD is like having erectile dysfunction of the mind. If the task you're trying to do is something that turns you on, you can perform. If the task doesn't turn you on, you can't get it up, and you can't perform." It's not a matter of willpower. When you have ADD, it doesn't matter how much you say to yourself, "I really ought to," or, "I should." You can't make it happen.
Q: How do medicines for ADD work?
A: After those neurotransmitters are released to carry a message from one neuron to another, what hasn't been used up of the chemical gets sucked back into the sending cell. In people with ADD, their brains suck it back in too fast. The medicine slows down that "suck it back in" function by fractions of a second, but it means you get a better connection. In addition to slowing down the suck-it-back-in function, some medicines also help the brain to release a little more of the chemical in the first place. The medicine does not put more chemicals in the brain; it helps the brain's chemicals carry the messages from one neuron to another more effectively.
Q: How can adults who think they might have ADD find a doctor who is qualified to evaluate and diagnose them?
A: Some primary care doctors are up to date on ADD in adults. Others are not, but may be able to refer you to an expert in your area. Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder[(www.chadd.org] (CHADD) is a national organization with local chapters around the country, and their meetings and website are a good place to get information about resources and doctors in your area. If you live in or near a city with a teaching hospital, call up and ask, "Is there a clinic for adults with ADHD?" The Attention Deficit Disorder Association also has a physician referral service on their website. Diagnosis should include a physical exam to rule out medical problems, a thorough medical history and initial interview, use of adult ADD screening tests or questionnaires and screening for other mental health issues in addition to ADD.
Q: Can adult ADD be cured?A: Once diagnosed, most people with ADD can be successfully treated and their symptoms can improve. The medications help about eight out of 10 people who take them. Other strategies, including behavior therapy to improve organization and time-management skills, and good health habits like having a regular sleep schedule, eating well and exercising all can help adults with ADD to function better. Some adults with ADD also have coexisting problems such as anxiety or substance abuse issues. When those problems are addressed and treated, often the ADD symptoms improve, too.
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Happy ADD!
Monday, March 12, 2012
Randomness - Eye Candy
More camera photo dumping
Boy in a bubble.
Don't I know it...!
Pilot's Peak lookout - Above Idaho City, ID
Grumpa's great big Phunnie Cat.
Carnk / tilt head to right...
Antique sewing machine display - Las Vegas, NV
Above IdahoCity, ID
You can't get here without a snowmobile...
Happy puppy...
Visitor at my office near North Boise, ID - Fox, Deer and more show up all the time...
(Please don't feed them.)
Bellagio Display - Las Vegas, NV
South of Elko, NV
Puppy love...
Trans Siberian Orchestra
Spring pretties...
Above Halfway, OR
Las Vegas, NV
Attack of the Giant Rooster...! Nampa, ID
Boy in a bubble.
Don't I know it...!
Pilot's Peak lookout - Above Idaho City, ID
Grumpa's great big Phunnie Cat.
Carnk / tilt head to right...
Antique sewing machine display - Las Vegas, NV
Above IdahoCity, ID
You can't get here without a snowmobile...
Happy puppy...
Visitor at my office near North Boise, ID - Fox, Deer and more show up all the time...
(Please don't feed them.)
Bellagio Display - Las Vegas, NV
South of Elko, NV
Puppy love...
Trans Siberian Orchestra
Spring pretties...
Above Halfway, OR
Las Vegas, NV
Attack of the Giant Rooster...! Nampa, ID
Monday, January 23, 2012
In Celebration of Love and Martyred Saints
Every February 14, across the United States and in other places around the world, candy, flowers and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, all in the name of St. Valentine.
Personally, I adopt as many celebrations as possible, be they Catholic, Christian, Pagan, Buddhist or Muppet. We get one real shot at this life and I like to think that, while I celebrate every day I wake up, there's always room for more reasons to celebrate. If one or more of those "holidays" can be exploited by consumeristic, profiteering, mass-production businesses, then by golly, they can sure be exploited by me.
To that end, here's a few things you may, or may not have known about Valentine's Day:
Personally, I adopt as many celebrations as possible, be they Catholic, Christian, Pagan, Buddhist or Muppet. We get one real shot at this life and I like to think that, while I celebrate every day I wake up, there's always room for more reasons to celebrate. If one or more of those "holidays" can be exploited by consumeristic, profiteering, mass-production businesses, then by golly, they can sure be exploited by me.
To that end, here's a few things you may, or may not have known about Valentine's Day:
- Many believe the 'X' symbol became synonymous with the kiss in medieval times. People who couldn't write their names signed in front of a witness with an 'X.' The 'X' was then kissed to show their sincerity.
- Casanova, well known as "The World's Greatest Lover," ate chocolate to make him virile.
- Physicians of the 1800's commonly advised their patients to eat chocolate to calm their pining for lost love.
- More than 35 million heart-shaped boxes of chocolate will be sold for Valentine's Day.
- Over $1 billion worth of chocolate is purchased for Valentine's Day in the U.S.
- Every Valentine's Day, the Italian city of Verona, where Shakespeare's lovers Romeo and Juliet lived, receives about 1,000 letters addressed to Juliet.
- Over 50 percent of all Valentine's Day cards are purchased in the six days prior to the observance, making Valentine's Day a procrastinator's delight. (Source: Hallmark research)
- 112,185 marriages were performed in Nevada during 2008. (My own Vegas elopement was in 2009)
- So many couples "tie the knot" in the Silver State that it ranked fourth nationally in marriages, even though it's total population that year among states was 35th.
- 53% of women in America would dump their boyfriends if they did not get them anything for Valentine's Day
- Approximately one billion Valentines are sent out worldwide each year according to estimates by the U.S. Greeting Card Association. That's second only to Christmas.
- Women purchase approximately 85 percent of all Valentines.
- Teachers will receive the most Valentine's Day cards, followed by children, mothers, wives, sweethearts and pets.
- Men spend double what women spend on Valentine's day: $158.71 compared to $75.79
- 15% of U.S. women send themselves flowers on Valentine's Day
- 73% of people who buy flowers for Valentine's Day are men, while only 27 percent are women.
- About 8 billion candy hearts will be produced this year; that's enough candy to stretch from Rome, Italy to Valentine, Arizona 20 times and back again
- According to a Durex survey, condom sales are highest around Valentine's Day -- 20 to 30% more than usual
- More at-home pregnancy tests are sold in March than in any other month
Need some ideas or inspiration?
* One year I wrote 100 reasons why I love my man - I printed them out and cut them in to little strips and used them to replace the flags of Hershey's kisses. (Yes, I had to un-wrap and re-wrap them all.)
* Post-it makes some heart-shaped sticky notes that I use all year to leave spontaneous happy notes for both my husband and son.
* I use a dry-erase marker to write notes on bathroom mirrors.
* When my guys go on trips I sneak notes and/or candies in to their bags or coat pockets. I've also been know to put them in their shoes in the morning.
Here's a few other goodies I've found:
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
I'm reposting this from a tumblr blog post by Lindsey - I was afraid the link might disappear, so I pasted it in it's entirety because the bottom line it this: How you look and how you feel and how you see both and compare it to others is distorted.
no shit.
A friend of a friend won a free consultation with Clinton Kelly of What Not To Wear, and she was very excited, because she has a plus-size body, and wanted some tips on how to make the most of her wardrobe in a fashion culture which deliberately puts her body at a disadvantage.
Her first question for him was this: how do celebrities make a plain white t-shirt and a pair of weekend jeans look chic? She always assumed it was because so many celebrities have, by nature or by design, very slender frames, and because they can afford very expensive clothing. But when she watched What Not To Wear, she noticed that women of all sizes ended up in cute clothes that really fit their bodies and looked great. She had tried to apply some guidelines from the show into her own wardrobe, but with only mixed success. So - what gives?
His answer was that everything you will ever see on a celebrity's body, including their outfits when they're out and about and they just get caught by a paparazzo, has been tailored, and the same goes for everything on What Not To Wear. Jeans, blazers, dresses - everything right down to plain t-shirts and camisoles. He pointed out that historically, up until the last few generations, the vast majority of people either made their own clothing or had their clothing made by tailors and seamstresses. You had your clothing made to accommodate the measurements of your individual body, and then you moved the fuck on. Nothing on the show or in People magazine is off the rack and unaltered. He said that what they do is ignore the actual size numbers on the tags, find something that fits an individual's widest place, and then have it completely altered to fit. That's how celebrities have jeans that magically fit them all over, and the rest of us chumps can't ever find a pair that doesn't gape here or ride up or slouch down or have about four yards of extra fabric here and there.
I knew that having dresses and blazers altered was probably something they were doing, but to me, having alterations done generally means having my jeans hemmed and then simply living with the fact that I will always be adjusting my clothing while I'm wearing it because I have curves from here to ya-ya, some things don't fit right, and the world is just unfair that way. I didn't think that having everything tailored was something that people did.
It's so obvious, I can't believe I didn't know this. But no one ever told me. I was told about bikini season and dieting and targeting your "problem areas" and avoiding horizontal stripes. No one told me that Jennifer Aniston is out there wearing a bigger size of Ralph Lauren t-shirt and having it altered to fit her.
I sat there after I was told this story, and I really thought about how hard I have worked not to care about the number or the letter on the tag of my clothes, how hard I have tried to just love my body the way it is, and where I've succeeded and failed. I thought about all the times I've stood in a fitting room and stared up at the lights and bit my lip so hard it bled, just to keep myself from crying about how nothing fits the way it's supposed to. No one told me that it wasn't supposed to. I guess I just didn't know. I was too busy thinking that I was the one that didn't fit.
I thought about that, and about all the other girls and women out there whose proportions are "wrong," who can't find a good pair of work trousers, who can't fill a sweater, who feel excluded and freakish and sad and frustrated because they have to go up a size, when really the size doesn't mean anything and it never, ever did, and this is just another bullshit thing thrown in your path to make you feel shitty about yourself.
I thought about all of that, and then I thought that in elementary school, there should be a class for girls where they sit you down and tell you this stuff before you waste years of your life feeling like someone put you together wrong.
So, I have to take that and sit with it for a while. But in the meantime, I thought perhaps I should post this, because maybe my friend, her friend, and I are the only clueless people who did not realise this, but maybe we're not. Maybe some of you have tried to embrace the arbitrary size you are, but still couldn't find a cute pair of jeans, and didn't know why.
About the author
Lindsay, 25, Canadian, hunkered down just west of the 100th meridian. College drop-out. Spinster. I like old things and television, animals and pretty things, food and Friday Night Lights, history and politics. I care about stuff, which means I get angry and wordy sometimes. I like to tell pointless stories which highlight my social incompetence and flaws in a way I pray is charming but is more likely obnoxious. This is an "everything but the kitchen sink" blog. Sometimes there is a kitchen sink, too.
I blog about music at chainlinklots, and about food at justaddhotsauce
I blog about music at chainlinklots, and about food at justaddhotsauce
Thursday, January 5, 2012
WOW Deals I'm compelled to share
Every now and then I come across a great deal and I'm literally compelled to pass it on -
If you're in the Boise, ID area, Groupon has another WOW deal on 5 laser hair removal treatments for $99 to get your underarms done. (This place and most others charge around $500 regularly.) Click here> Boise Groupon
Also, A little site I found called NETAYA has some unbelievable daily deals on jewelry - I gave myself a present of a pair of 1 ct. natural blue topaz earrings and a matching pendant plus a sterling silver chain for $10 each! They have a an adorable sterling and diamond bow pendant on a sterling box chain for $20 bucks and free shipping! (USE CODE NYR5 at checkout to get the deal on the bow pendant.)
Click here > NETAYA.com
Overstock had a 1" memory foam mattress topper in a CA King size for $20! (For that price you could get 2, fold 'em in 4ths, put 'em in a funky print twin sheet sewn around the edges and make an amazing gaming lounge pillow chair for the kids!)
Everyday at 12 ET NoMoreRack will post their deals and some are pretty great (Others are just Meh and some are actually just cheap shtuff) But it's worth a look in case they happen to post one of those super great deals (like the leather tote I got for $10 or the Green Peridot earrings I bought for only $7) Best of all, shipping is just $2 for each item.
Today they had a 10-pack of lace scraps for only $24 that'd be great for crafting and scrapbooking!
Click here > NOMORERACK.com
Alrighty, that's all I've got time for right now, but if you want me to send you some other stuff I get in my DOD emails, let me know.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Cookies are made of butter and love. ~Norwegian Proverb
It's that time - Christmas Treats Everywhere! At the office - At home - At the parties - At school - You can't avoid them - I don't even try.
Below are some helpful tips and recipes I've twiddled across during my distracted forays into the web:
From one of my favorite sites - TipNut.com - Bake Cookies Like A Pro and 12 Quick & Easy No-Bake Cookies
Betty Crocker and Pillsbury (Those two are both owned General Mills.) are timeless classics - Check out Betty's Homemade Gift Section too!
Better homes & Gardens (or BHG) even gives you the very basics of baking along with great recipes.
Paula Deen's is also a good resource.
Oh! and if you're looking for some last minute DIY's - You should definitely check out some of my recent Pinterest Pins! for Reinbeers, I-Spy Bottles & Ornaments, Lavender Sachets and Bath Soaks, Sweater Sleeve Wine Bags, A DIY Ice Cream Sundae Kit and Gift Bags to wrap it all up!
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Seven Helpful Habits for ADDers
Do you sometimes worry that attention deficit disorder (ADD / ADHD) will hold you back? There's no need. Everyone has special interests and abilities that can help them reach their goals. The trick is to identify these often-hidden passions and talents—and put them to work.
In more than two decades as a psychiatrist, I've known countless people who have managed to thrive in spite of—and often because of—their ADD. I'm thinking of people like my friend R.L., who parlayed a gift for gab and an ability to stay calm in chaotic environments into a dynamic career as a television anchorman.
Of course, I've also met plenty of ADDers whose careers and personal relationships were hijacked by their condition. What explains this "success gap"? Why do some ADDers struggle, while others succeed? I think it's a matter of habits. That is, successful ADDers tend to be those who have learned to focus on their strengths and who have developed these good habits:
1. Do what you're good at.Everyone is good at some things, and not so good at others. Often it's more productive to focus on improving your strengths rather than on trying to shore up your weak points. And when you must do something you're not particularly good at? Work with family members, coaches, or tutors to find coping strategies that help you become "good enough."
2. Keep in touch with your friends.Good friends are essential for happiness. And friends can provide you with valuable perspective.
3. Ask for advice.Life is tricky, but there's no need to go it alone. Figure out whom you trust, and confer with them on a regular basis—and especially when problems arise. Ignore naysayers and finger-waggers.
4. Get enough organized.You don't have to be totally organized—perfect files, no clutter. That's too hard for most ADDers and, in my opinion, nothing but a waste of your time. You only need to be organized enough so that disorganization doesn't get in your way.
5. Find an outlet for your creativity.What's your hobby? Music? Karate? My outlet is writing. Life is always more interesting and fulfilling when I'm engaged in a writing project.
6. Learn to delegate.If you're faced with a task or responsibility that you find particularly difficult, ask someone else to do it for you in exchange for doing something for him. And don't assume that someone else will pick up the slack for you when you don't get things done. Ask him or her to do so. Asking for help is especially important within the context of marriage; failing to acknowledge that you are leaving the not-so-fun stuff (housekeeping, bill-paying, and so on) to your non-ADD spouse invariably leads to resentment.
7. Stay optimistic.Everyone has a dark side, and can feel down sometimes. But do your best to make decisions and "run your life" with your positive side.
This article comes from the April/May 2007 issue of ADDitude.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
I'm full of it...
I am full of it - Gratitude - that is.
I refuse to go even one single day without consciously being thankful for something - usually it's several things.
My family. My awesome son. My amazing husband. My job. My health. And on and on.
I am even grateful for much that I don't have!
It's easy to find things not to like. It's easy to complain. It's even easier to find bright sides.
To CREATE your own gratitude is to find happiness. There is a measure of peace to be felt in everything we can find to be greatful for.
I challenge everyone who reads this to start a list and add to it at least one thing everyday. Make it pretty!
I refuse to go even one single day without consciously being thankful for something - usually it's several things.
My family. My awesome son. My amazing husband. My job. My health. And on and on.
I am even grateful for much that I don't have!
It's easy to find things not to like. It's easy to complain. It's even easier to find bright sides.
To CREATE your own gratitude is to find happiness. There is a measure of peace to be felt in everything we can find to be greatful for.
I challenge everyone who reads this to start a list and add to it at least one thing everyday. Make it pretty!
DESIGN your own gratitude!
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Israel and the U.S.: No More 'Business as Usual'
The old platitudes of the U.S. and Israel's 'unshakeable' relationship don't resonate with the America which re-elected Obama. Now Israel has to show why it's a strategic asset for Obama's powerful 2012 coalition of support.
In the aftermath of the U.S. Presidential elections, two eminently silly and annoyingly self-centered questions are being asked by Israelis. The first one is: "How does this affect us?" or, in its cruder form, "Is it good or bad for us?" The second: "Will Obama now exact revenge against Netanyahu for years of animosity and for his perceived support of Mitt Romney?"
The short answer to the first question is: It does not affect us Israelis. Would you believe it? We may be the center of the universe, but not necessarily at the center of the 2012 U.S. election. Furthermore, there is no answer to the question of Obama's re-election being "good or bad" for Israel, since the premise of the question is both hollow and flawed: Who defines what "good" or "bad" for Israel is?
The short answer to the second question is: No, President Obama will not seek vengeance. The peculiar thing is, that the premise of this question suggests the fallacy that Israel has a problem with President Obama or vice versa. The record irrefutably suggests that exact contrary, in both the diplomatic umbrella and the security assistance and cooperation this administration has extended to Israel.
But one monumentally important result and projection of these elections should alert Israel and cannot be ignored. The 2012 "Obama Coalition", consistent with the 2008 coalition that first got him elected, is not merely a product of a great campaign or a simple and clear choice voters had to make. The coalition of women, the college-educated, Latinos, Blacks and Asian-Americans is a durable coalition, and constitutes a possibly permanent majority.
The two common denominators this coalition shares, as it may pertain to Israel, are also unequivocally clear: One, they voted on domestic issues, looking inwards to try and fix America and redress its ills. No one voted on foreign policy.
Two, there is a generational transformation. These are people who grew up parallel to a strong, powerful and rich Israel. This is not the Israel their grandparents knew in the 60's, 70's and 80's. They do not remember 1967, they do not feel threatened by the Soviet Union and they are not familiar with the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict and its derivatives. It is easy to ask a 34-year-old nurse from Cleveland, Ohio, or a 28 year-old lawyer from Portland, Oregon, to support a democratic ally in a dangerous and unstable region where American interests are involved. It is far more difficult to ask them to materially support and unequivocally stand by a country with a $30,000 gross domestic product per capita, whose policies are not always compatible with those of the U.S.
Yet this is not really about the $3 billion budgeted by the U.S. in military aid for Israel in 2013. This is about the very fundamental tenets of the US-Israeli alliance. The support and commitment for maintaining this alliance may erode among the new majorities that make the American electorate. This is not an overnight development, and it was not unleashed by these elections. Rather, the winning coalition accentuates the challenges the US-Israel relationship may have to face and sustain.
For three decades the US-Israeli relationship has been characterized and defined by repetitious platitudes and catchy cliches used in millions of speeches, statements and conferences. The relationship is "unshakeable"; America's commitment to Israel is "unwavering"; we are "brothers-in-arms" and we share "common values" and a "manifest destiny"; Israel is a "strategic asset" and we are, after all "the best and strongest of allies". I should know about these, I helped perpetuate many of them.
The good news is that for the most part it was true. These platitudes, before they became just platitudes used for ad nauseam grandstanding, reflected a perception of reality in both countries. The bad news is that it now needs to be redefined, and the "what we share" requires an adjustment. More of the same speeches will not generate enthusiasm or support among the 2012 coalition. American and Israel interests have diverged somewhat on various issues, stemming from a different strategic and geo-political landscape. The modern U.S.-Israel alliance is truly based on shared values and mutual affinity, but it is essentially a product of the Cold War. The Soviet Union no longer exists, and the U.S. is the sole superpower both in general and in the Middle East in particular. As such, it no longer defines its interests and develops policy based on Soviet containment, nor is the patron-client relationship that marked U.S.-Israeli and Soviet-Arab relations still valid.
The U.S. now has to draft a set of flexible and agile policies in light of different and indigenous challenges: Instability in the Arab world, Iran's nuclear ambitions, Pakistan's faltering state, Turkey's resurgence, Jordan's future and post-Assad Syria. While the U.S. has no allies in the region except for Israel (and Saudi Arabia, with all the obvious qualitative differences between the two), that fact alone does not necessarily mean that U.S. and Israeli interests are identical any longer.
The American public by and large supports Israel. The U.S. Congress supports Israel. The Obama administration supports Israel. But Israel has to win that support and nurture it and not take it for granted, based on truisms that are not familiar to many in America. Business is not going to be "as usual" and the platitudes should be re-framed. Israel is not and never was the "strategic asset" it perceived itself to be. Nor is it the "liability" our detractors claim it to be. Israel is an American ally. Israel was and remains a reliable and important American ally but with whom relations clearly cannot be symmetrical.
It is worth remembering that as "strategic assets" go, relations with the U.S. are Israel's greatest strategic asset, not the other way around. The America of 2012 still needs to be sold on this.
Alon Pinkas was Adviser to four Israeli Foreign Ministers and was Consul General of Israel in New York. He is currently a fellow at the Israel Policy Forum.
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I am doing a number of workshops
and demonstrations this year using the Tigerbark fig, Ficus microcarpa, variety
Tigerbark. I am writing this article
since there is not much in writing about this tree and in order
to acquaint my audience with this wonderful bonsai material.
The Tigerbark fig is a selected clone
of Ficus microcarpa. It is so called because of the whitish spots
and stripes arranged on the underlying green to light green-brown
bark color.
The background bark color of all
Chinese Banyan's varies considerably from clone to clone. The whitish spots on
the bark of the Tigerbark are more numerous and prominent, thus
giving rise to the common name of Tigerbark fig.
On a visit to Taiwan I saw the original plant called Tigerbark. The tree is a superb specimen of spectacular design. It is said to have been discovered there some 35-40 years ago and is also called Kingman or Kin Men. It is important to realize that the bark pattern, leaf size and texture of all types of Ficus microcarpa is very variable. Trees derived from seed show all sorts of leaf and bark variations and thus may show all sorts of varying Tigerbark character. I have seen several different figs called Tigerbark and they show different bark background color, degree of white spots and lines, flexibility of branches and many variations in leaf size, shape and texture.
I have been
working with two plants that I acquired some years ago labeled
as Tigerbark as well as newer Tigerbarks acquired from Jim Smith
. Jims Smith's trees have a light grey-green bark color with
whitish spots and lines and are identical with the original Taiwan
Tigerbark. My first Tigerbark figs do not resemble the original
Taiwan Tigerbark and have a dark brown bark with white spots
and lines. I no longer consider them as true Tigerbarks.
Two difficulties arise in determining the bark color on figs. One, it is quite common for the trunk of a fig to acquire a patina of moss or mold. This will usually darken the bark color. Before making a decision on your tree's true bark color, use a toothbrush to buff the trunk and see if the color is altered by mold, algae or dirt. If so, it can be cleaned with a toothbrush, if desired. Two,
bark color on
many figs will seem uniformly grey but after a good wetting the
bark's true color and any spots or stripes will be more apparent.
Characteristics of the Tigerbark fig
In all respects
the Tigerbark behaves pretty much as the regular Chinese Banyan.
Tigerbark may be a stronger grower than the normal Chinese Banyan
and like the normal Chinse Banyan, forms aerial roots with relative
Soil, watering and care for the Tigerbark
are the same as for all Ficus species. Make sure that the soil
is moist and never allowed to be sopping wet for long and give
them as much light as possible.
Scale is the only common pest problem
and this can be handled with dormant oil sprays.
I hope you enjoy your adventure with
the Tigerbark fig, and I am looking forward to working with you
on your Tigerbark fig.
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Esteban and Molly have been married for over twenty years. On a cold morning in June the couple realizes they have hit rock bottom and that their relationship is not what it once was. Marriage examines the different aspects that make a man and a woman click, those moments where a bond can become harder than a rock, but it will also illustrate the downfalls and all the little things that make a relationship worth fighting for.
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