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Website Auditor is a piece of software from the SEO Power Suite line of tools. I've reviewed Rank Tracker and SEO Spyglass before (see Rank Tracker Review and SEO Spyglass Review). Website Auditor is piece of software that attempts to review certain aspects of your website and give your website an overall health check.
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Website Auditor Review
Create Landing Pages for Expired Information
I've discussed what to do when you have products that expire. But what do you do when you have services or information that expires? Is there a way to retain and even monetize that traffic?
The Dangers of Having Multiple Website Versions
With the proliferation of smart phones of varying screen sizes, flash compatibility, and most recently apple tv and google tv, many website owners are choosing to solve this problem with multiple sites and domains. While this solution can work, there are plenty of ways it can go wrong. In this post I'll try to help you understand why this is … [Continue reading The Dangers of Having Multiple Website Versions]
Doing Things That Are Press Worthy
Since search engines aren't fond of paid linking and social network voting websites are on the decline, publishers have to look for new ways to get attention and links. While it may seem at first glance to be a bit old school, doing things that are "press worthy" are still an effective, legitimate method of getting links.
Merrick Lozano of PRLeap Gives Tips About Press Releases
This is the third time we're speaking with Merrick Lozano of PRLeap, so let's dive right in. The last time we talked here was 2007 when we spoke about local search. What's new in the area of press releases that people should know about?
Why Categories Matter in a Blog Setup
In this post we're going to be looking at blog categories, why they matter, and how to use them most effectively as publisher.To be honest, I get asked about date, category, and tag archives fairly regularly. It creates a lot of potential for duplicate content, which is why so many people have things set up incorrectly and do more damage … [Continue reading Why Categories Matter in a Blog Setup]
SEO Power Suite 7 Day Enterprise Trial
SEO Power Suite is a series of tools I have been using for years. I have reviewed the individual products such as SEO SpyGlass and Rank Tracker. They are now offering an exclusive 7 day trial of all the enterprise software. This is something that's never been offered anywhere before on the web. The registration information below will work from … [Continue reading SEO Power Suite 7 Day Enterprise Trial]
Rank Tracker Review
Rank Tracker is a program from the SEO Power Suite of tools and, obviously enough, is used to track the ranks of one or more keywords and phrases for multiple websites.
Is Flash Bad for SEO or Can You Work Around it
Perhaps it's related to Apple not installing flash on the newest air macs, but there's been more talk than usual about flash & SEO in the past few weeks.
The Google Holiday Update Conspiracy Theory
For the past few years, right before the prime 4th quarter holiday selling period, Google pushes out an update that causes an upheaval in the organic SERP's. This has lead to talk of there being a Google Holiday Update Conspiracy, with the goals of making SEO look bad to drive up Adwords spending. Is there any truth to these rumors … [Continue reading The Google Holiday Update Conspiracy Theory]
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Mumbai, Aug. 28: Samir Arora today faced the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to defend himself against accusations that he had indulged in insider trading during his stint as the chief investment officer of Alliance Capital Management Limited.
Emerging from the 90-minute deposition, his first encounter with the capital market watchdog after charges against him were made public, he refused to answer questions fired at him by the posse of waiting reporters.
The man known for his prowess with managing money in a way that generates the best returns has been barred from dealing in securities. Days before the Sebi curbs were announced, Samir announced his resignation from Alliance and unveiled plans for starting a new mutual fund with Rana Talwars Sabre Capital.
Arora appeared with his lawyer Aspi Chenoy before Sebi board member T. M. Nagarajan, who is in charge of investigations and surveillance at the agency.
No date has been set for hearing now, said Chenoy, who said Doijode and Phatarphekar Associates has been hired to argue Aroras case before the regulator.
The August 9 Sebi directive prevents Arora from dealing in securities, directly or indirectly, till further orders. One of the most aggressive fund managers in the Indian mutual fund industry, the order came as a grievous blow for a man gearing up to start a new fund.
Arora, who is also blamed for non-disclosures and wrong declarations on investments, stoutly defended himself against the charges. He contended that his decision to liquidate Digital Globalsoft shares before the merger ratio was known was based on a downgrade from an in-house analyst tracking the company, along with a rating revision by Credit Lyonnais.


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Alex Clark is well known for her distinctive style and heart-warming scenes which make her range of greetings cards and gifts so popular.
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Zen and the Samurai
En god historie fra "Zen and the Samurai" af D.T.Suzuki. Tsukahara Bokuden, en af Japans mest berømte samuraier (1489-1571), ønskede at teste evner til selvforsvar hos sine tre sønner, som … Continue reading
Training system for musicians to help athletes and sick
Here's a freshly pressed article about about my DancingSword school in a local danish newspaper. Here's a translation, original link is in the bottom. Training system for musicians to help athletes and … Continue reading
Asthma is common among Olympic athletes! – The big question is WHY?
Just read an article this morning saying that the big part of the modern top athletes have asthma. Article quotes that more than 20 percent of the U.S. Olympic team competing … Continue reading
On Stress/ 1 – Deadlines and Stress – How is Your Belly Supposed to Feel?
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On Ki/ 1 – Dead vs. Living Stillness – Can You Win the Battle?
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Kaizen/ 1 – Tålmodighed og Ydmyghed for Processen
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Hara Centrering/ 2 – Om at bruge Humor istedet for Vrede
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With the winter dragging on, why not cook up this dish and throw a tropical luau in your mouth? Give your morning a kick with this zesty take on Corned beef hash.
For the hash
- 1/2 pound Corned beef – 1/4" diced
- 1/2 pound Ham – 1/4" diced
- 1 Russet Potato –1/4" diced and blanched
- 2 Fresno Chiles – thinly sliced rings
- 1 Shallot – Peeled and Minced
- 1/4 cup Hawaiian BBQ Sauce – Recipe below
- 2 Farm Eggs
- 2 tablespoon Canola Oil
- Salt and Pepper to taste
For the Hawaiian BBQ Sauce
- 2 cup Pineapple Juice
- 1 cup Soy Sauce
- 2 cup Ketchup
- 1 tablespoon Minced Garlic
- 1 tablespoon Grated Ginger
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- Heat a cast iron pan over medium high heat.
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- Add the first measure of canola oil, then add the potatoes.
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- Lower the heat to medium. Add the shallots, Fresno rings, and season with salt and pepper. You are looking to get a slight brown on the potatoes.
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- Once the potatoes are browned slightly, add the corned beef and the ham to the pan. Sauté till the meat gets a nice sear on it, then add the Hawaiian BBQ Sauce to the pan.
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- Toss the hash around until all the ingredients are well coated with sauce.
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A native of Northern California, Andrew Dilda's passion for food was born during weekend trips with his family to Napa and continued when he moved to Texas at the age of 13. Dilda started working in kitchens at the age of 16, at Fort Worth's Reata under chefs Brian Olenjack and Grady Spears. After graduating high school, Dilda continued to work in restaurants, honing his skills as he ascended through the kitchen ranks. His experience includes tenures at some of Texas' best restaurants including Angeluna and Woodshed Smokehouse, where he met acclaimed chef Tim Love. Chef Love's tendency towards bold flavors and local Texas ingredients resonated with Dilda, who credits Love for a profound influence on his culinary style. In 2013, Dilda and Chef Love teamed up again to open Barter in Uptown Dallas. Dilda, who stepped into the role of executive chef for the first time, collaborated with consulting chef Love to create a menu inspired by Dallas' culinary history and traditions.


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Woods, Kim W. (2007). Imported Images: Netherlandish Late Gothic Sculpture in England, c.1400-c.1550. Donington: Paul Watkins Publishing.
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Thomas Page Wright (1905 - 1930) was an amateur magician and close friend of William W. Larsen, Sr..
He had been interested in magic since a kid when he and at lived at San Diego, California. He later moved to Los Angeles where he was a member of the Los Angeles Society of Magicians.
Wright contributed many articles to The Sphinx and Genii in collaboration with William W. Larsen, Sr.. They also co-invented many cards tricks which appeared under the name "L.W." (as in one example The L.W. Mental and Spirit Mysteries).
He invented the Change generally attributed to Bert Allerton. See Page Wright's Manuscript, page 112 A Throw-Out Change. For Allerton, see More Card Manipulations No. 3, page 44.
He was killed in a car accident at the young age of 26 in San Diego while visiting his parents.
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Recent Movie Reviews
Hinata Cheers!
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars
Not bad for a first animation
Considering that this is your first flash, it's not too bad yet it's nothing great. The art style and animation is fairly basic and the lips are really out of sync, but with practise I'm sure you'll be able to make that less of an issue.
It would have been nice to see some background image in there, regardless of whether it was stationary or had some animation of its own. The white background just made things seem too plain and gave the whole movie an unfinished feel.
Stick with flash, put more time into your work and I'm sure you'll get better. Just remember to do something with the background next time.
Cloud Soft
Rated 3 / 5 stars
Left me with too many questions
I liked the combination of 3D and 2D animation. It seemed to work quite well in my opinion and you did a good job at combining the two styles. The animation itself was also fairly well done, even if it was fairly short. It all just seemed to fit together quite nicely.
The sound, especially that which was applied to the 3D animations, seemed spot on for the most part. The voice over at the end didn't seem all that clear to me though. I actually had to watch it again just so that I could hear what was said.
My main complaint is that I can't quite work out what just happened. The plot made no sense to me and I just generally didn't get what was going on. What were the robotic arms about? Why did he grow wings? What was the point of him flying off the toilet? I was just left with too many questions.
I think if you were to work more on creating a good plot you'd be able to make something that I'd enjoy watching.
The claws represent a crap brand that feels like razors when you wipe, and the latter brand sends you to the clouds because its so soft. And thank you for your well written review. Although I am pretty sad that people aren't getting the visual metaphor :(
Alien Monks
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Good 3D effect
The 3D effect that you used in this animation looked very well done. I'd love to see it being used successfully on a future Flash. It should really grab some user's attention. Well done.
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Human Invasion
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Really enjoyed this game. My only slight complaint is that I found the keyboard controls are a little awkward. It would have been easier if I was only using 3 fingers instead of 4 but I'm assuming this game was geared more towards touch screen controls?
Regardless, I thought this was a great little game with a nice old school arcade feel to it.
Rated 3 / 5 stars
Pretty simple game but I must admit, I found it quite hard and enjoyable. Paying attention to your current colour, the colour of the tiles around you and the location of the gems really puts your brain to work.
I realise this was for a game jam but it would have been nice if you fixed some of the issues before submitting it to the portal. I found a couple obvious issues that should be simple fixes:
1) There is no collision detection to prevent the user from leaving the screen.
2) The game doesn't actually end when your health reaches 0, you just can't play any more. You should add a "game over" screen when the health reaches 0.
I like the concept of the game though. It was a lot more challenging than I expected, assuming I tried to keep moving rather than plan my route in advance. It might be an idea to set some kind of timer so that the user can't remain in the same position for too long, that way it would add to the challenge. Alternatively, maybe the user should always be moving, like in Snake.
With a bit of polish, I reckon this could be quite a fun little puzzle game.
Thanks Dean! As I told Mooker19, I am planning on making a better version of the game. The game over screen was included, but it was bugged out when the deadline passed, so it doesn't let you know that you can press R to restart when you die.
A blobs tale 2
Rated 4 / 5 stars
I love this game. It's graphically nice to look at, the animation is smooth and the puzzles are enjoyable.
My only criticism is that it is a little short, but it is still a really nice game.
Recent Audio Reviews
The Skavemen: The Arrival
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Seriously loved this track. It has that old school, basic sound that was what made ska-punk so great back in the day. I wish I knew of more younger bands that have this kind of sound. Keep it up and don't conform.
Thanks man! Really appreciate it :)
Evil-Dog - Asshole!
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Not only is homemade root beer fun to make, but it's also so much more flavorful than anything you can get at the store! Feel free to tweak this recipe to appeal to your tastes. We're going to try a bit more cinnamon, vanilla, and orange zest next time.
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We had an absolutely amazing time at our baby shower this past weekend. My Mama and sister really out-did themselves and managed to throw a party that was totally perfect for Craig and me! We're not fussy baby shower type folks, so we requested early on that our shower be two things (a) a co-ed shower (Craig wanted to be part of the fun, too!) and (b) totally casual.
Honestly, we were mostly just looking forward to getting together with our friends and family one last time before Baby J shows up, and that's what we wanted the day to focus on. And it did! We had beer (well, other people did), burgers, brats, and a ton of laughs. It was so amazing to see everyone. And everyone was so sweet and generous. We're very spoiled!
One of things I requested when we decided on a casual baby shower was root beer! Craig and my Dad have become master craft brewers over the past year, and packed up three of their homemade beers for party guests to enjoy (and everyone raved about them), but I didn't want to be left out, so I requested that we try our hand at homebrewing some root beer, too. It took a few trials, but we managed to land on a crazy delicious homemade root beer that everyone seemed to enjoy! It was so good I almost didn't miss the real beer. Almost.
Brewing root beer at home seems complicated, but it was actually a pretty simple process. Basically, you just make a big batch of tea using roots and spices, add a sweetener and yeast, and then let it carbonate by sitting at room temperature for a few days. Admittedly, it helped that we have all the equipment from homebrewing beer, but that's definitely not a necessity.
We loved being able to do this ourselves because we could control the amount and kind of sugar (no high-fructose corn syrup in our root beer!), and we could control the flavors and spices. In fact, we actually scrapped our first batch because it was too heavy on the licorice flavor. We landed on a pretty delicious final combination, but I can still see us tweaking it more in the future. I think I might add a bit more vanilla and a touch more cinnamon (to add some bite to it!) in our next batch.
Traditional root beer is made using the root of the sassafras tree. But back in the 60s, the FDA banned sassafras root from commercially-made root beer because of a (what I think is flawed) study that found that ridiculously high amounts of a compound from sassafras injected in rats caused a higher risk of cancer (it was basically the equivalent of drinking 32-12 ounce root beers a day for an extended period of time). The irony is, the FDA never tested it on humans, and in fact, many independent studies show that regular, but moderate, consumption of sassafras in humans actually lowers cancer risk. Humans have been consuming sassafras root tea for centuries for its health benefits, even! The most infuriating part is that while the FDA jumped to ban sassafras (probably because there aren't many sassafras tree lobbyists in DC), they have no issues allowing artificial colors, artificial flavors, and high fructose corn syrup in commercially-produced root beer. My personal belief is that ingesting lots of those kinds of chemical compounds frequently is a lot more detrimental to the human body than a moderate amount of sassafras root. But that's up for you to decide on your own.
Anywho! You'd think after a rant like that, I'd go into saying that there is sassafras root in our root beer recipe, but there isn't any. But it's not because of the FDAs ruling, it's because buying sassafras root is mega expensive! And while sassafras trees grow rampant in our area, it's best to harvest sassafras for brewing in late summer or early fall—i.e. not now. Just like we learned with sugaring, when trees are budding and leafing out in spring, the sap becomes bitter. And no one wants bitter root beer!
We'll probably tweak this recipe come summer or fall to include sassafras root from our property, but for now, we're using an affordable mixture of spices and roots that approximate the flavor of sassafras. Bonus is, this recipe works for folks who don't have sassafras trees growing rampant (I'm looking at you, West Coasters). And if the FDA ruling on sassafras worries you, you can make this recipe without concern.
A note about bottling: because of the high levels of sugar in root beer, it carbonates really quickly! Many home root beer brewers actually recommend you store root beer in plastic bottles because glass ones have been known to explode from the rapid carbonation. Quite frankly, we don't store any of our food in plastic, and we weren't about to start with our homemade root beer, so we chanced it and bottled it in regular ole beer bottles with regular caps. To prevent a mess, while the bottles were carbonating, we wrapped each one in bubble wrap, and put them in a large cooler. That way, if one went off, it hopefully wouldn't cause a chain reaction. And at the very least, it would keep the mess contained. But, thankfully, we didn't have any issues.
Some folks also use flip-top style bottles (they help release a touch of the pressure) or even canning jars with the lids not 100% tightened. We just liked living on the edge by using regular bottles. We also checked our bottles every 12 hours after brewing for carbonation. Once it hit the sweet spot (it took about 48 hours in our 70° house), we popped the bottles in the fridge to slow the carbonation process down and prevent them from getting overcarbonated.Print
Homemade Root Beer
- Yield: 16-12 ounce bottles
Not only is homemade root beer fun to make, but it's also so much more flavorful than anything you can get at the store! Feel free to tweak this recipe to appeal to your tastes. We're going to try a bit more cinnamon, vanilla, and orange zest next time.
- 7 quarts filtered water, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon brewer's yeast
- 4 tablespoons licorice root (you can buy licorice root tea bags and open them up)
- 8 star anise pods, crushed
- 12 whole cloves, crushed
- 4 cinnamon sticks, broken in half
- 4 vanilla beans, sliced in half lengthwise
- 1 teaspoon fresh ground nutmeg
- 20 allspice, crushed
- Zest of one orange (or 1/4 cup lime or lemon juice)
- 2 tablespoons wintergreen leaves
- 3/4 cup molasses
- 1 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- Take 1/2 cup of the water and heat in a small saucepan until boiling. Remove from heat and let cool until around 80°. Stir in the yeast and set aside to allow to bloom.
- In a large stock pot, combine the licorice root, star anise, cloves, cinnamon, vanilla beans, nutmeg, allspice, orange zest, wintergreen leaves and water. Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce heat and simmer for 30 minutes.
- Stir in the molasses and brown sugar until dissolved. Continue to cook for another 15 minutes. Remove mixture from heat, cover, and let steep and cool for at least an hour, or until the temperature reaches around 80°.
- Strain the mixture over cheesecloth, and discard the roots and herbs. Stir the yeast mixture in to the root beer mixture. Transfer to bottles, and allow to carbonate at room temperature for 36-72 hours, or until the desired carbonation is reached (check every 12 hours). We like to keep the bottles in a closed cooler just in case one of them gets a little too overzealous with carbonating and explodes.
- Once the root beer is carbonated enough, transfer to the fridge to chill and slow carbonation.


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This used to be a blog about Elly's adventures. Now it's about her life as a new Mum to Kai. Cruel plot twist: Kai has Nonketotic Hyperglycinemia (NKH). It's pretty horrid. We can't even believe this is our story.
Rarg (a phrase smushed together with the constant use of Mutant Enemy's 'grr arg') is the personal keepings of Elly. It's mostly a place to documents adventures (cause adventures are The Best).
Elly is a UX/UI Designer, a kiwi who lives in London. She has a thing for pretty sneakers, loves Milo, and spends a fair chunk of her time travelling, or planning to travel. She is not interested in unnecessary drama, office politics, or jokes at the expense of other people. She also dislikes onions, falling (not to be confused with heights) and tickles, but adores cheesy rom coms, snuggling and burritos.
She is dyslexic, has brown eyes and prefers vanilla icecream over chocolate. Last year she climbed Kilimanjaro. The year before, she climbed the Pyramids of Gisa (even though you're not meant to). True Story.
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A show about peace hosted by Virginia Swain. Hroar Klempe is the Dean of the Department of Psychology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim. Formerly, he was Professor in Musicology and Associate Process in Social Psychology. His interests within psychology are communication, media, music, education and epistemology. He was a visiting professor at Clark University in Worcester Mass in 2011 while writing a forthcoming book, Kierkegaard and The Rise of Modern Psychology. Hroar is a pioneer in the movement of International Conscientious Objection. On this show, Hroar makes fascinating observations about his stay in Worcester through his lens of scholar, musician and teacher. http://www.ntnu.edu/psychology.


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You love to layer. Long sleeve, short sleeve, it doesn't matter. With you, it's all about versatility. With this top and cardigan duo, One World does the layering for you!
You'll be in your comfort zone all day long with the top's 3/4 length sleeves and fun all-over print. Sparkling stones decorate the neckline as ribbon details and gathers give you a put-together look from any angle. The lightweight cardigan drapes easily over with an open front design and adds a touch of the boho trend with fringe dancing along the bottom hem. The best part: you can mix and match both pieces with items you already have in your closet. Pair either with cuffed denim and flats, cropped pants and wedges, or shorts and sandals.Color Choices
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Express your free-spirited style with One World Fashions. Designed in Los Angeles, the collection is the embodiment of Southern California's independent, fun and casual chic vibe. Offering vintage designs in knitwear with a special blend of yarns to enhance its soft touch and comfortable fit, One World tops and dresses feature novelty washes and unique prints with eye-catching embellishments to make you look and feel great at any size.
One World is your place to find fashions for a laid-back and cool lifestyle.
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Sam Saboura is not only a top stylist and fashion expert, he's television's original makeover authority.
He began his career as a personal shopper for one of LA's most exlusive retailers and while Sam continues to dress many of the world's rich and famous today, he also makes time to share his expert advice online, in magazines and on top TV shows.
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Wee Sing in Sillyville Trailer (1989)
01 January 1989 Family 59 mins
One day, two kids named Scott and Laurie and their basset hound Barney are magically transported into a coloring book! This coloring book is a mystical, magical land called "Sillyville." While there, the kids meet up with Sillywhim, a happy, sing-songy lady who tells them of Sillyville's troubles. The Yellow Spurdurgurgles, Blue Twirlypops, Green Jingleheimers, and Red Bittybooties are all fighting because they do not wear the same colors! Scott, Laurie, and Sillywhim meet up with all of these coloful characters, plus a talking tree, a singing acorn, and the kindly purple-wearing Pasha who all sing songs about themselves. Will the kids and Sillywhim be able to reunite all of the people of Sillyville? You can bet your magic rainbow blower on it!
Watch the official Wee Sing in Sillyville 1989 trailer in HD below or find more Wee Sing in Sillyville videos on Vidimovie.


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Sparkle in the Dark Trailer (1991)
Brought up with the belief that a woman should only follow one man and their only role is to be a mother and wife, Ciena married Nitoy. The young newlyweds were invited by their childhood friend, Dick, in a secluded resthouse, where something unexpected changed their lives and relationships.
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Under-Reporting of Medicaid and Welfare in the Current Population Survey
Conventional estimates of the number of uninsured Californians are derived from the Current Population Survey (CPS). Unfortunately, CPS estimates of the number of people receiving Medi-Cal and welfare (AFDC/CalWORKs) are well below the numbers implied by official Medi-Cal records, suggesting that the conventional estimates of the number of uninsured Californians (and their characteristics) are seriously flawed. To improve understanding of these issues, the California HealthCare Foundation (through its then separate the Medi-Cal Policy Institute-MCPI) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families (DHHS-ACF) funded RAND to match CPS data to individual-level administrative data for the Medi-Cal program. With the cooperation of the California Department of Health Services (CDHS), the U.S. Bureau of the Census, and the California Census Research Data Center (CCRDC), that match was performed. This document describes the findings of the analysis of those matched data.
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"Mr. Weiss? I want to write a poem about you. About your life. That's why I am here."
"Why? So we can read it together. So you can remember."
"Remember? So much is gone. Maybe it is all gone."
"It can't be all gone. I'll help you find some of it."
Mr. Weiss shook his head. "Nothing but loose screws up there!"
Would it be mean to agree with that if it was the truth? It wouldn't kill me to be nice. "That's okay." I held up my special pen. "I've got a magic screwdriver, right here!"
He looked at me, a flash of hope in his raised eyebrows. "Well, then. Start writing."
"Right now?"
"Sure. You write and I'll watch."
"That's not the plan. You haven't told me anything. What can I write?"
"You'll think of something. I must have said something."
"Have you?" I looked down and picked up my pen. Writing would be a relief. I could drop the painful smile and not have to look at his sad eyes. I mean the guy was locked up with crazy people and the people who weren't crazy just smiled at him as if it was normal to wear diapers and forget where your chair was.
"I'll write if you do, too. Ten minutes. Here's some paper. You can use the magic pen."
"Got my own."
And he did.
"Read me what you wrote." Mr. Weiss came back into focus. He'd been so quiet, writing next to me, I'd lost track of time. Ha! Maybe I ought to reserve a spot here for myself. That was way more than ten minutes. I'd have to wrap this up or be late and Dad + Late equaled One Bad Night.
"It's just some notes, nothing really," I hedged.
"No 'It's nothing's'—let me hear it. I came here for some poetry."
I flipped back a page on my pad and read.
"I know you," he says
"I don't know you," I say
"I know what kind of girl you are," he says
And he's right.
"I don't know you," I say
"You know me," he says
"I've told you with my eyes
I've held your hand in mine."
"That's not all I need to know.
What about your life before—
before you sat here next to me
and made me feel like you knew me?
What about your life when I am not here?
What about the things you love
Let's start there."
Mr. Weiss listened and nodded. "You are a writer! Special! I am, what's the word?" He started whacking the table with his gnarled knuckles, wrinkling his face up like an overcooked baked potato.
"Honored?" I asked.
He relaxed and put his warm hand over mine, elbows on his paper.
"Honored, I am honored. Ella. Can I call you Ella?"
"Sure." Not bad, he remembered my name. He wasn't as sick as we were warned in orientation, or else he was having a very good day. I started to relax. "Your turn," I said, pointing to the lined sheet in front of him.
Mr. Weiss picked up the paper. He stuck his arms out as far as he could and squinted at the page. "We're in luck. I forgot my glasses," then he started to crumple the page. I grabbed for it.
"Don't...!" I said. Oops. I was not supposed to shout, that was Rule Number 5. I calmed my voice. "I can read it for us." I coughed to steal a minute to decipher his scrawly handwriting. "You wrote,
'Tell my story
Tell me a story
Store is full of things I don't need
Where are you?
In my head.
Come out. Please.'"
I put the paper down and looked at Mr. Weiss. He was somewhere else, not seeing me. I felt sad, sad but also happy because I thought I could help. "That's beautiful, Mr. Weiss," I whispered. "We'll get that story out of your head, don't worry."
I reached for his hand and smiled as big as I could. A real smile this time, not a fake one. "We're gonna have a good time with this. We will. Trust me. We'll talk in a few days, okay?"
"A few days? It is always today here, Miss."
"What? You won't remember me by Friday?" I asked, trying to tease. Pretty stupid thing to say to someone with a fatal memory disease but it just popped out.
He lifted his hand to his temple, pointing to his brain with a pretend pistol.
Do you think you'll be able to picture me up there?" I asked, glancing at the side of his head. "When I leave today, try to picture me in my striped sweater and corduroy jeans."
He looked at my sweater and down at my legs as if trying to memorize each line of weaving. "I might not remember the sweater. But I might remember your smile. And your fancy portfolio."
"Well, probably not. Don't get your hopes up. I will remember one thing though."
"What's that?"
"That I like you."
"I'm glad! Thanks. That will be enough."
"And your name again, was, what? Ellen?"
"Close. Ella. Ella McGiven."
"Bella Ella." Mr. Weiss stared at the backs of his hands and seemed to fade into the chair. I must have worn him out. I looked over my shoulder and nodded to Mrs. Gaur who had just picked up Halley from her conversation with Mrs. Swanson. I looked at my watch. We'd been talking for over an hour. I was really gonna take shit at home. I put a hand on Mr. Weiss's shoulder, and he looked up at me.
"Bye, Mr. Weiss. I'll come back soon. Thanks for talking with me."
"Bye, young lady. Keep your dress down, you hear?"
I laughed, glancing at Mrs. Guar and Halley. "Yes, sir!"
I could explain that crack to Mrs. Gaur and Halley. My dad was a different story. Maybe it was safer not to tell him anything at all. It was time to go home. Past time.
Pamela Burke's poems and articles have appeared in Mischief Caprice and Other Poetic Strategies (Red Hen Press), Art Calendar Magazine, and in Inspiring Creativity, an anthology published by the Creativity Coaching Association Press. She teaches leadership and innovation skills in the graduate program at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. Pam is a 2009 New Jersey State Council on the Arts Fellowship recipient in Fiction.
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What survivors should know; A veteran/retiree checklist
This checklist is designed to provide Veterans/retirees and their loved ones with some help in preparing for the future. The checklist is not all-inclusive and should be used with other estate planning tools.
1. Create a military file.
• Retirement orders
• Separation papers
• Medical records
2. Create a military retired pay file.
• Claim number of any pending VA claims
• Address of the VA office being used
• List of current deductions from benefits
• Name, relationship and address of beneficiary of unpaid retired pay at the time of death
Address and phone number for DFAS: Defense Finance and Accounting Service, U S Military Retirement Pay, Post Office Box 7130, London, KY 40742 7130 (800) 321-1080 option #3 (for deceased members).
3. Create an annuities file, to include:
• Information about the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP).
• Reserve Component Survivor Benefit Plan (RCSBP)
• Retired Serviceman's Family Protection Plan (RSFPP)
• Civil Service annuity
Note: (Additional information regarding SBP annuity claims can be obtained from the DFAS-Cleveland Center office at 1-800-321-1080.)
4. Create a personal document file.
• Marriage Records
• Divorce decree
• Adoptions and naturalization papers
5. Create an income tax file.
• Copies of state and federal income tax returns
6. Create a property tax file.
• Copies of tax bills
• Deeds and any other related information.
7. Create an insurance policy file.
• Life Insurance
• Property, accident, liability insurance
• Hospitalization/Medical Insurance
8. Maintain a listing of banking and credit information, in a secure location.
• Bank account numbers
• Location of all deposit boxes
• Savings bond information
• Stocks, bonds and any securities owned
• Credit card account numbers and mailing addresses
• 401K Accounts
9. Maintain a membership listing of all associations and organizations.
• Organization names and phone numbers
• Membership fee information
10. Maintain a list of all friends and business associates.
• Include names, addresses and phone numbers
11. Hold discussions with your next of kin about your wishes for burial and funeral services.
At a minimum the discussion should include cemetery location and type of burial (ground, cremation or burial at sea). This knowledge may assist your next of kin to carry out all of your desires.
12. You could also pre-arrange your funeral services via your local funeral home. Many states will allow you to prepay for services.
13. Investigate the decisions that you and your family have agreed upon. Many states have specific laws and guidelines regulating cremation and burials at sea. Some states require a letter of authority signed by the deceased in order to authorize a cremation. Know the laws in your specific area and how they may affect your decisions. Information regarding Burials at Sea can be obtained by phoning Navy Mortuary Affairs at (866) 787-0081.
14. Once your decisions have been made and you are comfortable with them, have a will drawn up outlining specifics.
15. Ensure that your will and all other sensitive documents are maintained in a secure location known by your loved ones. Organizations to be notified in the event of a retiree death:
• Defense Finance and Accounting Service, London, KY (800) 321-1080
• Social Security Administration (for death benefits) (800) 772-1213
• Department of Veterans Affairs (if applicable) (800) 827-1000
• Office of Personnel Management (OPM) (724) 794-8690
• Any fraternal group that you have membership with (e.g., MOAA, FRA, NCOA, VFW, AL, TREA)
• Any previous employers that provide pension or benefits.
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As always please see your local County Veterans Service Officer if you have any questions. You can contact your local VSO at (218) 631-7617 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com and as always have a great week.


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Using public transit in winter
In winter, transportation can't get any simpler and safer than with public transit. So leave the car behind and enjoy peace of mind on your way!
During snowstorms or heavy snowfall, our crews work hard to offer you the best transit service possible, while keeping your safety first and foremost.
And yet we must all sometimes deal with difficult weather conditions, here are a few helpful tips for getting around the city in winter.
Our tips for your winter trips
Winter conditions can slowdown bus and métro service, just as they often disrupt road traffic.
- Bus drivers must also deal with snow, traffic jams, fender benders and slippery roads.
- The increased numbers of passengers also means that boarding at bus stops and métro stations requires more time.
- The number of people at fare booths and/or vending machines is considerable, resulting in line-ups to purchase transit fares.
Service alerts, slowdowns, and disruptions affecting elevators and the bus and métro systems are posted on-line.
Allow yourself more time for your trip – it'll be more pleasant and you'll get there in time.
City streets can be messy during and after major snowfalls. See the list of free parking spaces made available by the city during snow clearing operations:
Trip planning tools to get there easily
The "Your trip" tool in the Getting around section of our website will show you which bus lines or métro stations to use to reach your destination.
Just enter your departure point and destination addresses to get directions!
Find out when the next buses are scheduled to arrive at your stop. If you don't know which buses serve your neighbourhood, enter your address in the "Maps" tool of the Getting around section of the website. To learn more:
Avoid line-ups during snowstorms by purchasing your fare in advance.
Your options
- You can go to one of many authorized retailers to purchase the fare you want.
- You can pay cash aboard the bus, but make sure you have the exact change for the $3.25 fare.
- You can go to the nearest métro station and purchase your fare from either:
- The fare booth attendant
- One of the automated fare vending machines
Transit fare cards are not sold on the bus.
Only ride public transit occasionally? These fare cards could suit your needs.
1-trip: $3.25
2-trips: $6
10-trips: $27
Unlimited Evening: $5 (from 6 p.m. to 5 a.m.)
Unlimited Weekend: $13.75 (from 4 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday)
The fares you buy are loaded on different fare media. Click on each one to see how to use it.
Keep your fare card with you :
Hold on to your fare card until the end of your trip, because once it is validated, it serves as your proof of payment. Otherwise, you could be fined a minimum of $150 plus fees.
If you have limited mobility or use a wheelchair, please read the section about network accessibility on our website.
Our crews are mobilized and deployed
Look at everything our employees do to make it easier for you to ride the bus during snowstorms.


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Kebe not quite as lively this half. Leeds will want to get him involved far more. His touch lets him down this time.
Austin, as he has done all game, is back cleaning up again for Leeds. James more involved from midfield for Leicester this half now.
Kebe and McCormack get in each others way and Leicester win a throw. Frustrated groans from the home support. The first time this afternoon.
Pearson's team not quite at their best this afternoon. Will Phillips come off the bench to score a debut goal?
CHANCE! Excellent little turn by James who wriggles past his man but his shot is inches wide. Good effort.
Leeds apply pressure on James and Varney charges down on Schmeichel. No panic for the visitors as Schmeichel shepherds the ball out of play.
McCormack trying to set a chance up but Leicester break. Brown wins it back but his shot is a tame one.
The referee blows the whistle for the break. Leeds have had the better chances but Leicester certainly improved in the latter stages of the half.
Great strength from Morgan. McCormack had no answer that time. Leicester growing into the game. Pearson won't want the half time whistle.
Leicester certainly enjoying more of the play now. De Laet getting forward when he can down the right.
CHANCE! Knockaert with space inside the Leeds penalty area after good work from De Laet but he fires over.
Leeds holding a good shape. Happy to let Leicester have it inside their half. De Laet then prods the ball over the bar.
CHANCE! And what a miss it was. Konchesky with a terrible mistake and McCormack finds himself clean through. Schmeichel stands up well though and saves twice.
Leicester playing a bit of keep ball from deep now. Trying to work an opening. Leeds clear quickly through Kebe.
Schmeichel fists the delivery away and McCormack elects to chip him but it's cleared off the line. McCormack then has another go but his shot is tipped wide.
The crowd are certainly in good voice at Leeds today. Can the home side claim a vital win or will the visitors continue their march towards promotion?
If you would like to get involved this afternoon you can. Send a Tweet to @FootballMcD and I will get as many comments on as possible.
If you fancy a flutter this afternoon, why not head over to our friends at Sky Bet for all the latest odds.
Leicester starting XI: Schmeichel, De Laet, Morgan, Moore, Konchesky, Knockaert, James, Drinkwater, Dyer, Nugent, Vardy.
Leeds United starting XI: Kenny, Byram, Pearce, Lees, Warnock, Kebe, Brown, Austin, Stewart, McCormack, Varney.


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Paulding County Schools Guidance & Counseling Presents. Mission Possible: Graduation and Beyond. Your Son/Daughter is Graduating…. …So Now What?. Congratulations Seniors! Only 31 weeks remain…plus exam days All grades still count!
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The student must bring something back from the admissions office saying they visited campus on that date to be excused. These visits do not count as absences for exam exemptions.
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The Probe Fair is an excellent time to visit with college, university, technical college and military representatives.
Over 100 colleges and universities will be represented.
Douglas County on Sept. 23 from 6:30-8:30
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Being given during the last week of October to all Seniors.
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Creato durante il congresso annuale della SSGm del 2009 a Olivone (TI), il gruppo dei Giovani Geomorfologi Svizzeri ha l'obiettivo di promuovere, migliorare e scambiare conoscenze geomorfologiche tra giovani ricercatori (studenti Bachelor, Master e di Dottorato, e Post Doc) che operano nel campo della geomorfologia o in campi vicini a essa (per es. pedologia, glaciologia, geologia del Quaternario, ecc.), sotto la lente dell'interdisciplinarietà.
Il gruppo dei Giovani Geomorfologi Svizzera è il promotore di una rete di contatti e dell'organizzazione di attività per giovani ricercatori in geomorfologia. Degli scambi con le società gemelle di altri paesi alpini sono anche previsti. Queste attività sono concepite come una piattaforma di discussione informale, sotto forma di escursioni, incontri scientifici o momenti più ludici. Un ulteriore obiettivo importante è quello di scoprire e far scoprire la diversità geomorfologica della Svizzera.
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The 2016 Young Geomorphologist's activity (1./2.10.2016) took place in the region of Les Diablerets / Sanetsch around the cantonal borders of Bern, Vaud and Vallais. Organized and conducted by Mario Kummert of the physical geography group of the university of Fribourg, eight students and alumni of different parts of switzerland explored a high alpine landscape. After an introduction about the regional geology, the group crossed the Tsanfleuron glacier. During the second day lateglacial glacier retreat and associated dynamic landforms, such as hummocky moraines, dropstones and deposits from an ice-dammed lake at various stops were seen and discussed with the participants. For detailed information and pictures see the attached report.
The Young Geomorphologist's activity 2015 was organized by the Geomorphology and Risk group of the Universty of Berne to the Gelmersee & Triftgebiet (BE) from October 8-9, 2015. They visited the Gelmersee where the were introduced to the geology of the Grimsel region. After an underground visit of the Grimsel reservoir the 15 participants learned more about the current research on debris-flow activies in the Spreitloui near Guttannen. The second day was spent in the Trift region, discussing glacier retreat, geomorphological and geological aspects and in terms of futur hydropower projects in the area, also social and economic topics.
The excursion organized by the Young Geomorphologists to Grindelwald in the framework of the EGEA Western Regional Congress 2014 took place on May 5, 2014. 21 participants from Switzerland and abroad were informed about geomorphological processes, natural hazards and adaption strategies of an alpine community.
The Second Meeting of the Young Swiss Geomorphologists took place from 14 to 16 September 2012 in the region of the project Parc Adula (Ticino/Grisons).
The First Meeting of the Young Swiss Geomorphologists was held from 10 to 12 September 2010 in the region of the Regional Natural Park (NRP) Pfyn-Finges (central Valais). During these 3 days, the integrative tool of land management that is a NRP, regional history, landscape management and natural hazards were discussed with local experts. Field trips focused on the periglacial and glacial forms in the wild Turtmann valley, as well as on the torrential system of Illgraben.


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JottiQ v1.0.3 is now available
|Posted by White Hat (whitehat) on Jan 28 2011
|News >> JottiQ
At long last, I am able to announce that JottiQ v1.0.3 is now available. I thought I'd never figure out what exactly caused that last bug I struggled with, so a lot of thanks to jCat for his time and willingness to test.
The changelog is as follows:
v1.0.3 (2011-01-29) JottiQ v1.0.2 still had a few weird bugs left. Hereby they shall be thought of as relics of the old past, of times gone by and much, much more... Added: Update check is now automatically done every few days when JottiQ is started. The automatic checking behaviour can be disabled in the Settings window. Fixed: Opening the 'About JottiQ' for a second time will no longer crash JottiQ on Windows XP. It was a weird bug, but not as weird as... Fixed: Starting JottiQ on some installations of Windows XP would cause an instant crash. This was a pain to track down, but it has now been utterly vanquished. Many thanks to jCat for the help in tracking down what was causing this nasty issue.Back
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|By Guest on Jun 02 2011 at 6:04 AM
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Meanwhile, the Bon Homme Farmers Union is working hard to educate voters. My friend Frank Kloucek informs me that Bon Homme Farmers Union will host a public meeting to discuss the 2016 ballot measures Thursday evening (tomorrow!):
- What: Statewide Ballot Question Public Meeting
- Where: Scotland Community Room
- When: Thursday, October 6, 7:30 p.m.
Kloucek says the forum will touch on pros and cons of each issue, including Amendment T, the initiative South Dakota Farmers Union is promoting to stop gerrymandering. To learn more, contact Frank at 583-4468… or just make the drive to Scotland Thursday evening!


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ATE's 2010 Annual Meeting in Chicago!
The 2010 Annual Conference of the Association of Teacher Educators will be held in February 13-17, 2010, in Chicago, Illinois, at the Hilton Chicago. The theme selected by President Annette Digby is Owning the Future through ACTION: An Inclusive Vision for Teacher Education.
You will not want to miss this ATE conference! We hope you can help by joining us and sharing information about this very important event!!!!
Draft Program: The draft program of the ATE Annual Meeting is now downloadable in pdf format. Click here to go to the page with downloadable links.
Special Celebration: ATE 90th anniversary
Here is just a brief overview of some of the events planned to date.
Special sessions include these outstanding speakers:
• Sunday General Session keynote address by Manuel V. Scott, an original Freedom Writer
• A keynote panel to honor the memory and contributions of Dr. Rita Dunn with the following panel members: Dr. Karen Burke, Professor, instructional Leadership Doctoral Program, Western Connecticut State University; Dr. Lois Favre, Associate Superintendent, Lakeland School District and Director, Lakeland Learning Style Center; Dr. Andrea Honigsfeld, Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Molloy College, NY; Susan Rundle, Director, International Learning Styles Network; and Dr. Karen Russo, Associate Professor, St. Joseph's College, Brooklyn, NY
• Panels on mentoring, Milwaukee public schools, and Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
• Workshops on NCATE, TEAC, Response to Intervention (RTI), and more
Special Events:
-Preservice Strand including the National Teacher of the Year (for information click here)
-Teacher Strand (for information click here)
-Research sessions
-Classroom of the future (A look at the classroom of the future, on-site)
-Interactive professional clinics & concurrent sessions (for information on clinics click here)
And much, much more!
The 2010 Annual Meeting will be held at the Hilton Chicago, 720 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60605. Telephone (312) 922-4400, Fax (312) 922-5240. Hotel room rates will be $171 single, $194 double. Online registration is available at the following link: http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/CHICHHH-ATE-20100211/index.jhtml
Online Registration Now Available!
Click here for a downloadable pdf of the registration form. Click here to go to the online registration site.
First Biannual Conference of the World Federation of Associations of Teacher Education
The first Biannual Conference of the World Federation of Associations of Teacher Education will be held in conjunction with ATE's 2010 Annual Meeting in Chicago. To register for the WFATE Conference (with a special price for ATE members to register for both the WFATE Conference and ATE's 2010 Annual Meeting), click here. For information on WFATE and the first Biannual Conference, click here.
Seven pre-conference workshops will be offered in Chicago on Saturday, February 13, two all day, two in the morning, and three in the afternoon. Click here for complete descriptions including presenters. Note the number of the workshop you are interested in. Workshops are listed by number on the registration form and the online registration page.
Tentative Schedule
General Session Speakers
Manuel V. Scott, First General Session Speaker (Sunday, 6:30 p.m.)
An Original Freedom Writer whose story is told in the Hollywood movie Freedom Writers, starring two-time Academy Award® winner Hillary Swank and Grey's Anatomy's Patrick Dempsey, Manuel Scott has devoted his life to equipping others with proven tools to succeed. With a tireless, selfless dedication, he enlightens, empowers, and revitalizes others with life-changing messages.
A dynamic speaker and facilitator whose experiences have helped him inspire people of all ages and life stages, Manuel travels throughout the United States, Asia, Africa, and Europe empowering leaders, servants, educators, and youth through powerful programs and presentations taken from his own life experiences.
At the age of fourteen, Manuel dropped out of school, and began to fulfill his teacher's awful prediction that he would either be dead or in jail by the age of eighteen. His use of drugs and alcohol eventually led to his involvement in criminal activities. He says, "When I look back, I now see that I was heading down a path that would have destroyed me."
However, due to an amazing transformation, Manuel has defied all the odds stacked against him. The once high school drop-out now holds a degree from the University of California at Berkeley, and a graduate degree from Trinity International University. He now speaks at Universities, colleges, civic organizations, high and middle schools, retreats, seminars, and religious institutions. He has received several awards for his commitment to transforming lives. He has appeared on "The View" with Barbara Walters and on "Nightline." In 2005, he delivered the keynote address for the Lions Clubs International Convention in Hong Kong, and inspired a coliseum of twelve thousand delegates from 192 countries with a message of hope. Manuel Scott is changing lives all over the globe.
Special Panel in memory of Dr. Rita Dunn, Robert Stevenson Memorial Lecture, Monday, 10:00 a.m.
A special panel to honor the memory and contributions of Dr. Rita Dunn will be held with the following members:
Dr. Karen Burke, Professor, instructional Leadership Doctoral Program, Western Connecticut State University
Dr. Lois Favre, Associate Superintendent, Lakeland School District and Director, Lakeland Learning Style Center
Dr. Andrea Honigsfeld, Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Molloy College, NY
Susan Rundle, Director, International Learning Styles Network
Dr. Karen Russo, Associate Professor, St. Joseph's College, Brooklyn, NY
Daryl Siedentop, Distinguished Educator Lecture (Monday, 6:30 p.m.)
Daryl Siedentop is Emeritus Professor of Sport and Exercise Science in the College of Education and Human Ecology at the Ohio State University. Siedentop graduated from Hope College in 1960 where he then stayed for ten years coaching basketball and baseball and teaching physical education. During that time he completed a master's degree from Western Michigan University and a doctorate in physical education from Indiana University.
In 1970 he accepted a position in the School of HPER at The Ohio State University where he eventually became a Professor, Senior Associate Dean and then Interim Dean of the College of Education. In 2001, he retired and assumed initial leadership of OSU's new P-12 Project, a university-wide outreach initiative to support urban school improvement in Ohio. His research focus for 25 years was understanding and improving teacher effectiveness. In 2005, he accepted a one-year appointment as Research Professor and Director for the Teacher Quality Partnership, a consortium of 50 colleges and universities in Ohio. He has held Visiting Professor positions as the University of Massachusetts, University of Georgia, Instituto Nacional d'Education Fisica in Granada, Spain, Edith Cowan University in Australia, and Beijing Normal University in China.
Siedentop has published 12 books. His newest book The Complete Guide to Sport Education was published in 2004. The 7th Edition of his Introduction to Physical Education, Fitness, and Sport was published in 2008. He has published 6 edited monographs and 80 refereed articles.
His honors included the Visiting Scholar Award from Virginia Polytechnic University, election as a Fellow of the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education, The International Olympic Committee President's Prize, NASPE Curriculum & Instruction Academy Honor Award, AAHPERD Alliance Scholar Award, Research Consortium McCloy Award, The NASPE C&I Emeritus Award, the OSU Obertueffer Award, and the AAKPE Hetherington Award. In 2006, he was inducted into the National Association for Sport and Physical Education Hall of Fame. In 2007, he was inducted into the College of Education and Human Ecology Hall of Fame at the Ohio State University. In 2009, he wrote the White Paper for the Education Sector for the National Plan for Physical Activity. Siedentop has Distinguished Alumni Awards from Hope College, Western Michigan University, and the Indiana University School of HPER.
Betty Achinstein, Research General Session speaker, Tuesday 10:00 a.m.
Before coming to the University of California, Santa Cruz, Betty Achinstein was Director of Member Schools at the Bay Area School Reform Collaborative. She also taught middle and high school students in Chicago, Boston, and New Jersey.
2010 ATE Annual Meeting Planning Committee
Annette D. Digby, President
Linda Houser, Co-Chair
Emma Savage-Davis, Co-Chair
David Ritchey, Executive Director
Billy G. Dixon, Meetings Coordinator
Subcommittee Chairs
Program Co-Chairs: Christie McIntyre, John McIntyre
Special Functions: Karen McClusky
Local Arrangements: Pennie Olson
Revenue Sponsorship: Ed Pultorak
Publicity Co-Chairs: George Fero, Marie Fero
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Monday, January 14, 2013
not much going on today.
i weighed in at 152.2.
i screamed and high kicked a little. i wasnt expecting that!
today was a pretty good day.
i biked for an hour, walked for 2.5 hours and did c25k week two day one.
my legs are for sure sore doing the c25k.
i did 60 ab exercises, 10 reps each. i was only going to do 50--25 standing, 25 using the bosu ball. that is my standard. but then i decided to add in 10 exercises on the stability ball.
i did 50 exercises. 30 using 25lb kettlebell, 20 using fitstik. kettlebell i did 7 reps, fitstik 10.
then i did 4 different types of pushups 20 reps each.
and i did 40 tricep dips and 3 different resistance band exercises, 10 reps each. i anticipated doing more with the resistance bands but didnt.
ending at 1320 calories, 24 grams carbs.
today, i also--okay, its been over the past few weeks, but today ive finally done something about it--decided to see how my protein is measuring up.
now, ill be honest.
i hate protein. i hate the thought of it because the first question i am always asked as a vegetarian is: how do you get your protein?
it grates on my nerves.
anyways, but today i decided perhaps i am not getting enough and maybe its holding me back.
so i tracked.
i am in range.
it makes me laugh but the funniest thing is, is i probably wasnt anywhere near close to range not doing atkins.
atkins has really, really changed a lot for me. what i eat, how i react to food, how i think of food.. and what i eat.
im still eating the zucchini. still not loving it but i think its getting better.
tomorrow is leg workout. will track protein again, just to make sure that its not a fluke.
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These cards are so pretty in all the different colors, LeAnne! I love the Perfect Mix set but have not gotten it yet....hopefully next order! Your little snow angel is just as cute as your lovely set of cards! TFS and stay extra warm today! Burrr!ReplyDelete
Bold, bright and simple...my favorite cards! These are just "grate" LeAnne!ReplyDelete
Yes, your snow angel is as cute as your cards. It's fun to make easy cards...that's what I did yesterday and put it on Connie Stuart's FB page weekend challenge. Have a "grate" week!ReplyDelete
Such an adorable snow angel:)ReplyDelete
These Thank You cards are wonderful. I love that script on the thank you and embossed in white it just pops off the card.
These are super cute!! I really love the punny sentiment stuff!! :) LOL!ReplyDelete
Wonderful thank you cards LeAnne and a sweet snow angel!ReplyDelete
Cute as can be! Great thank you cards!ReplyDelete
Awesome, love the puns too! Cute card!ReplyDelete
Very pretty cards! Love the sentiment! I thought the thank you was a die cut! Great stamping/embossing! Thanks for playing with Just Us Girls!ReplyDelete
Adorable! Thank you for sharing these cute and quick cards on the DSP. I was wondering how this set would look white embossed on DSP. Now I know!ReplyDelete
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