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Easy Mexican Dip
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Easy Mexican Dish
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Easy Mexican Dish, ingredients: 1 can Mexican style corn liquid removed (12-ounce), 2 can
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Easy Mexican Skillet Dinner, main ingredient: Beef, ingredients: ½ to 1 pound smoked
Easy Mexican Cheese Dip
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Easy Mexican Cheese Dip, ingredients: 1 sm. jar Cheez Whiz, jalapeno flavored
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Easy Mexican Dish, ingredients: 1 dozen corn tortillas, Med. size Rosarita enchilada
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Easy Mexican Corn Bread, ingredients: 1/2 pound bacon (fried) reserve grease
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21 DSD Day 10, I'm just not hungry.
I started my morning with my usual Bullet Proof coffee, with my additions. 16 ounces of hot dark roast coffee, 2 TBS Kerry Gold unsalted butter 1 tsp cinnamon and organic heavy cream. put all that in my Blendtec blender and it's just like a Latte! I have tons of phone calls I make and errands to get done. I get that done and move to time to fuel my body. I have two Buffalo Chicken Egg muffins and a 1/2 cup of cinnamon roasted Butternut squash. I have to show some love to Balanced Bites for this! Here is the link for the recipe, and the site. I highly recommend the book!!! http://balancedbites.com/2013/02/easy-recipe-buffalo-chicken-egg-muffins.html
I go to see my Chiropractor today, but thought I'd take care of getting the shopping done for my Angel Tree gift. It's 1:00 in the afternoon on a Wednesday and the whole city of Dallas decided they were going shopping at Walmart. Needless to say, I left empty handed and had just enough time to get to my 3:00 p.m. visit. I leave Dr. Cox's office feeling awesome and go to get what I need for the Angle Tree. I munch on a small handful of pistachio's on my way to Hades/ Walmart. As I'm finishing up my visit to Hades, I mean Walmart, I realize, I haven't eaten much today. I remember that I had gotten some really good sugar free Nitrate and Nitrite free Chicken breast from the deli at my favorite scary store and I go get some. I grabbed a bunch of green tipped banana's while I'm there. I pay for my items get in the Black Beast ( Dodge Ram, I love this truck, btw!!!) And munch on some meat and a banana on my way home, in RUSH HOUR TRAFFIC! I get home and figure I'd better have something else to eat today. I go into my kitchen and literally throw together a really tasty soup. I will give the details below, after I show off my epic brunch.
Buffalo Chicken Egg Muffins with Blue Cheese and oven roasted cinnamon butternut squash .
Egg Drop Buffalo Chicken soup with Turmeric.
Basic ingredients, since I didn't measure anything. I just kind of threw this together.
4 cups chicken bone broth ( I make mine salt free)
1 cup shredded buffalo chicken
1 cup organic baby spinach
1 cup Trader Joe's frozen Parisian carrots
3 green onions
1 tsp garlic granules
1/2 tsp sea salt
fresh ground black pepper
1 egg
Bring broth to a boil add carrots, green onions and bring back to a boil. Lower heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Add the rest of the ingredients and bring back to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Beat egg well and bring soup back to a boil and slowly add egg while mixing soup vigorously.
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Have you ever wondered what it is that sets the top corporate leaders of all time apart from the rest? The things that make them so successful, and that catapulted them to success, are the same regardless of the industry they work in. It's interesting because most leaders will say that they are not special — they just work hard. Let's dig in a little deeper.
Communication is one of the keys to being a successful corporate leader, and there's little better evidence of this than Simon Sinek, who leads the Sinek Group – he is always asking "why" – why should your customers care about your product or service? Why are you running this business? What is it that inspires people to be loyal to your company above all others? That's the sort of thing that companies like Apple have figured out. Steve Jobs was amazing at figuring out what customers wanted – and what the Apple brand should represent – and he made using their technology a lifestyle choice rather than a utilitarian one. That's a true skill.
Building a good team is also important. Company morale is an invaluable commodity – something that many mid-sized businesses overlook. By getting rid of the time wasters and the complainers early on, and releasing poor performers as well, it becomes easy to build a team that will perform well. The enthusiastic, engaged and valuable employees will support each other and help to create a company that you can be proud of. Enteraining your team is important too. Lots of time you'll want to consider bringing in corporate entertainment, such as someone like Seth Kramer, in order to boost team morale.
Walking meetings are something that a lot of the best leaders support; the idea here is that people are not allowed to sit around and make the meeting drag on forever – they are encouraged to get straight to the point, and to discuss things while moving around and getting some fresh air. It promotes productivity, and feels less stuffy than an ordinary meeting too.


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Monson calling it quits at Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN (Sports Network) – The University of Minnesota has scheduled a
press conference for Thursday afternoon and reports out of Minneapolis say
men's basketball coach Dan Monson will announce his resignation.
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported Thursday that Monson has already told
his coaching staff that he is calling it quits. The paper also said that
assistant coach Jim Molinari will take over on an interim basis.
Monson was in his eighth season with the Golden Gophers, who are off to a 2-5
start and dropped a 90-68 home decision to Clemson on Wednesday as part of the
ACC/Big Ten Challenge.
The Gophers have a record of 118-106 under Monson, who took over the program
in July 1999 after Clem Haskins was bought out of his contract following
reports of academic fraud.
NCAA sanctions limited Monson's early recruiting, but Minnesota still earned
five postseason bids during the coach's tenure, including one NCAA Tournament
Monson's 2004-05 squad was 21-11 and lost in the first round of the NCAA
Tournament. The team dipped to 16-15 last season and lost in the second round
of the NIT.
Before taking the Minnesota job, Monson helped build Gonzaga into a national
power. He was an assistant coach at the West Coast Conference school from 1988
until taking over the top job in 1997.
In two years at Gonzaga's helm, the Bulldogs were 52-17 and nearly made the
Final Four of the 1999 NCAA Tournament, losing to eventual national champion
Connecticut in a regional final.
Molinari has been an assistant at Minnesota since 2004 and has previously been
a head coach at Northern Illinois from 1989-91 and Bradley from 1991-2002. In
13 years as a collegiate head coach, Molinari owns a record of 218-167.


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Q. When are the services?
A. On Sunday mornings, our first service of worship begins at 9:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages takes place from 10:15 to 11:00 a.m. The second service of worship starts at 11:15 a.m.
Q. What are the services like?
A. The first service at 9:00 a.m. is a reverent service with traditional elements throughout. We do not follow a formal liturgy, but we do worship together with responsive readings, corporate prayers, and the singing of (predominantly) hymns accompanied by the organ. The second service at 11:15 a.m. complements our first service but is less formal, and our singing is led at the piano and with the guitar. Hymns and praise choruses are projected.
The Offering
Q. Do you take an offering?
A. Yes, ushers pass offering bags to receive the morning offering at each service.
Guests and Visitors
Q. Are visitors and guests introduced?
A. No. Occasionally we might have a brief moment of "passing the peace," but we do not ask guests to introduce themselves, put on special name tags, or anything similar. During the announcement time, you will be asked to fill out "The Connect Card," a tear-off sheet attached to the bulletin to help us track attendance, and place it in the offering bag. Everyone will have something to put in the collection bag, but guests are not expected to contribute to the financial needs of the church. You will be invited to pick up a welcome packet at the Welcome Center in the narthex (lobby) following the service, if you would like.
Q. Is there a dress code?
A. Absolutely not! Folks come to Westkirk in a variety of dress. We all come to worship God, so dress should be clean and modest—but we are here to be with Him, not to impress one another.
Q. Is parking a problem?
A. Not typically. Since we expanded our parking lot and added a second Sunday morning worship service, there is currently no problem finding a spot to park.
Children's Ministry
Q. Where do my children go?
A. Children's activities all take place on the east side of the building, where there is restricted access. All volunteers are screened with a background check. There is a consistent nursery attendant at all times on Sunday mornings and we supplement with additional volunteers on an as-needed basis.
Children are welcome to remain with you during the services! "Kid bags" available in the Narthex provide quiet activities for children to utilize during services. As an option, we offer Kidskirk — a worship opportunity designed for children aged 3 through 3rd grade. Children begin service in the sanctuary to allow them to grow accustomed to worshipping with the grown-ups; then they are dismissed to KidsKirk if the family so chooses
Older kids and any choosing to stay in the service are invited to use the kids' sermon notes available at the Welcome Center to help them understand the message portion of the service.
A nursery is available for children birth through 2 years.
For Sunday School, children meet in a classroom with at least two adults and other children in their own age range. Depending on the size of classes, those ranges can change—but the idea is to have children together who are at the same level of learning and attention span.
Fellowship Opportunity
Q. Is there a time of fellowship on Sunday mornings?
A. Yes. In addition to the "traveling time" between services, the Hospitality Room located west of the narthex is open for fellowship, with beverages and snacks.
Q. What about communion?
A. Westkirk celebrates the Lord's Supper at each service on the second Sunday of the month (as well as during other times of the year). Open communion means that if you are a professing Christian who has put your faith and trust in God through Jesus Christ alone and are a member in good standing at a local church anywhere, you are free to partake communion with us. If you are "between churches," the decision is one made between you and the Lord. Feel free to contact one of our pastoral staff if you are unsure.
During the first service, the communion elements are served to the congregation by the Elders. We hold each of the elements and then when directed, partake together. As part of our communion tradition, we typically stand afterwards and move toward the center aisle, placing our hand on the shoulder of the person next to us and, united together, sing the Lord's Prayer. This is one of the most meaningful moments of worship each month for many at Westkirk.
During the second service, two pastors or Elders will hold the elements near the chancel area and when desired, worshippers come forward and are served individually. At this time, you should indicate to the server if you desire your children to receive the elements. Often, parents will bring their children to meet with one of the pastors to help them discern if their child is ready to take communion. A child who is ready to take communion is also ready to publicly profess his or her faith and be baptized, if they have not already done so.
Baptism and Confirmation
Q. Do Presbyterians baptize babies?
A. Absolutely we do! We recognize the many symbols of God's covenant with his people in the Old Testament as being fulfilled by baptism in the New Testament. As baby boys were once welcomed into the covenant family of faith through circumcision, so we welcome babies into the covenant family of faith through baptism today. So to fulfill the Great Commission and disciple our children, we happily baptize them. We do not believe that baptism guarantees salvation for anyone—infant or adult. But we do affirm our desire to live obediently to Jesus' command by doing so. For fuller theological explanation, feel free to pick up one of the booklets, "Why Do We Baptize Infants," by Bryan Chapell, in the narthex.
Q. What if I or my children have not been baptized?
A. We will happily discuss with you the biblical grounds for baptism. Baptism is one of the most joyous occasions in the life of the church. Here at Westkirk, we also baptize adults and older children—who have not previously been baptized—upon their profession of faith. And we baptize with either the sprinkling of water or by immersion. Both manners of baptism create a beautiful illustration of a part of our salvation.
Q. When do baptized children profess their faith?
A. The short answer is any time! Perhaps even all the time! But formally, in churches that traditionally baptize infants and small children, baptism comes first and the profession of faith comes later. To encourage this and discern the faith of our children, Westkirk offers a Confirmation class every other year for students in 7th and 8th grades. These students meet with the pastor over several weeks, study what the Bible teaches about our faith, and then receive an opportunity to make public profession of faith if they are ready and willing to do so.
The pastor preaches the same sermon at both Sunday morning worship services. Typically, we are preaching through a book of the Bible or a large section of a book of the Bible. Occasionally, there is a topical series, but even so, the sermon each Sunday offers a close look at a relevant text to that topic—understood in its proper context. This style of preaching is called "expository" preaching because its aim is to allow the natural, God-given meaning of the text to be emphasized during the sermon and then applied to our lives today. A typical sermon at Westkirk runs from 20-30 minutes.
Christians who worship and fellowship together in a Presbyterian context are historically known to be Reformed in theology. This means that we place a strong emphasis on the sovereignty of God in all things. While labels can hinder or help in understanding a person's theological bent, it is safe to say that at Westkirk, we are covenantal in our understanding of redemptive history and Calvinists in our understanding of what the Bible teaches about salvation.


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The Comann Eachdraidh's third Archaeological walk-over for this winter took place at Baleveolan on Wednesday 13 March. The combination of wonderful sunshine, beautiful views all around the island, and lots of unanswered historical questions made for a very enjoyable afternoon. Though this whole area with its common grazing was once home to as many as 200 people only traces of three possible dwelling houses remain surrounded by large fields with stone dykes, presumably built from the remains of the housing.
Those remaining dwellings belonged to the Stewarts before they built Hawthorne Cottage. A further significant and very picturesque spot, Sloc an Eithir (Boat Gulley) is thought to be one of only two of Lismore's many illicit stills that is still recognisable. The steep path down to the secluded inlet has clearly been engineered and was quite navigable and could certainly have been an ideal spot from which to "export" whisky. Thanks to Barbara McDougall for refreshments after the walk.
Thanks to Barbara McDougall for refreshments after the walk.
Script Douglas Thorburn
Photos Pauline Dowling


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Steve Shaw Testimonial
C S Shaw Properties LLC in Poulsbo, Washington
Steve Shaw with Carolyn Shaw, Michele Shaw
We want to give a shout out to Jeff Fallon, who was our inner circle coach. He helped us tremendously. He drummed into our heads the power of networking, expanding our buyer's list and followup. Just want to say we completed our 1st wholesale deal today. This deal began with a call on a bandit sign last July. It was originally supposed to close in October 2013. The buyer backed out just before signing contract on Labor Day weekend, but I continued to call him every 1 to 2 months to check in. Jeff told me to not to give up on him and I didn't. He finally called back in April, saying he wanted to sell. I signed a contract with him on May 6, on June 6 we closed, with recording taking place June 9, when I will receive my first wholesale check of $5,000.00(we have done rehabs, but never wholesaled). My buyer is member of my Reia group, so we had already an established relationship through the Reia. It wasn't difficult to secure a buyer, because of our commitment to attend meetings and network. Also, Jeff was great working with the 3 of us, me, my wife Michele, my sister Carolyn. He had to referee us many times, but he was always gracious, even though I know he was exasperated by my weak organizational skills and also trying to figure out which phone we were using. We are grateful for his assistance


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This month's Hot Lap covers a great new product from Raxiom for 05-09 Mustang owners, new wheel selections, Cobra Jet Intake tuning, and more! Hot Lap is AmericanMuscle's monthly video capturing the hottest news in the Mustang World, spanning many Mustang generations and communities. We cover everything from the sickest Mustangs around, new parts that we carry, parts we are giving away, news from Ford, and everything in between.
Raxiom Navigation
One of the hottest new products to come out for 05-09 Mustangs is the Raxiom OE-Style Navigation unit. The Raxiom Navigation unit brings sophisticated and industry leading technology to your Mustang at a reasonable price. This unit blends in perfectly with your interior and fits like it came from the factory.
RTR Wheels
RTR Wheels have long been a popular choice for Mustang owners due to their impeccable styling and finish. For folks who wanted more sizes than what was previously offered, your prayers have been answered. AmericanMuscle now carries the RTR wheel in 19×8.5, 19×9.5, 19×10, 20×9, and 20×10. These new RTR wheels will allow you to get the most out of your Mustang.
Cobra Jet Intake Tuning
In-house Bama expert Justin wanted to kick up the power on his Mustang with the help of a Ford Racing Cobra Jet Intake, monoblade throttle body and the CJ Cold Air Intake. After adding his new mods and writing a tune, Justin's coyote put down an impressive 433 RWHP and 381 RWTQ. Justin was very please with the power his coyote put down, as well as the drivability of his new V2 tune from Bama Performance.
Bama Custom Build Contest
The Bama Performance team has been working on an awesome giveaway for one of our lucky customers. Enter in now through the end of the month for your chance to receive:
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Be sure to check back for next month's Hot Lap, but in the mean time, swing by our monthly sale page to see the latest and greatest deals!


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I saw this question in one of our internal maillists and I sometimes also get the question why you aren't able to select another MP than the one where the custom monitor has been saved.
Why is this and is there a way to place them in a separate MP?
This is happening because the monitors are defined in an unsealed MP. When you create an override for a monitor and store it into a separate MP, under the covers there is a reference created from the override MP to the MP which defined the monitor. There can only be references created to sealed MPs. In order to create overrides in a separate MP, you need to first seal the MP which contains the monitor.


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AIFS 2018 Conference – What matters most to families in the 21st century?
Families matter. What's working – and not working – for them, now? What futures can we create that strengthen family relationships and foster social and economic wellbeing?
Can we imagine a future where "what matters most to families" drives the work of researchers, policy makers, and service providers?
Join leading thinkers and change-makers at the Australian Institute of Family Studies 2018 Conference, which will look ahead and ask: what does the future for families look like? What are the challenges and opportunities and how prepared are we? Exploring these questions requires boldness, curiosity and imagination. The AIFS 2018 Conference will provide rich debate and inquiry, and participants' engagement with the emerging issues for families.
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Things have been pretty quiet from Jumpgate Evolution (JGE) of late, but the silence broke recently when a new video surfaced on YouTube offering a look at the Jumpgate Evolution Play Test for the Citadel. The video run time is about one minute and offers a look at the some of the combat that took place during the event; however, there is no sound in the video, which is a bit disappointing. Kara "OhSnap" Kroupa posted a rundown of the event on the JGE forums and you can check out the full video on YouTube.
At the start of the evening, players created characters from the nation they were drafted into: Solrain and Octavius. Each nation launched out into their core where they discovered an invasion in progress in the form of a Event Mission.


text: May 10, 2017 | admin Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Timely Calendar Add to Google Add to Outlook Add to Apple Calendar Add to other calendar Export to XML When: July 6, 2018 all-day 2018-07-06T00:00:00-07:00 2018-07-07T00:00:00-07:00 Where: Moose Run GC - Creek Course 27000 Arctic Valley Rd Anchorage AK 99505 Cost: $125 section tournaments Entry forms online entry | pdf entry form Deadline for entries: accepting late entries! Tee-times & results: click here for times and results Course Website: https://www.mooserungolfcourse.com Host professional: Don Kramer, PGA Partnership opportunities: partnership opportunities Schedule & Format Charity Schedule & Format Format: Four-person scramble. We will be playing Creek Course. 7:00 AM: registration open 8:00 AM: shotgun start Lunch following play (included in entry fee), awards, auction and raffle Charity Charity: Folds of Honor Folds of Honor is a 501 (C)(3) charitable foundation supporting scholarships and assistance to the spouses and children of those killed or disabled in military service to America. We can honor those who fought for our freedom by serving the families they leave behind. Additional information for Folds of Honor can be found at www.foldsofhonor.org. Share this:FacebookTwitter


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We are thrilled to be teaming up today for a blog hop with the designers from The Ribbon Carousel! If you haven't checked out the Ribbon Carousel Store, you TOTALLY should! From ribbons, to flowers, embellishments and paper, you can get ALL your stamping needs fullfilled!!
Now, who is up for some prizes? Hop along today and one lucky blog hopper will win a Ribbon Carousel and one lucky blog hopper will win a $50 gift certificate from There She Goes Clear Stamps!
But that's not all! The Ribbon Carousel will give away a $10 gift certificate to the Ribbon Carousel Store on our Facebook page and we will give away a $10 gift certificate to There She Goes Clear Stamps on their Facebook page. Here's what you need to do:
- Head on over to the Ribbon Carousel Facebook page and say hello!
- Head on over to the There She Goes Facebook page and say hello there, too!
- Come back to the Ribbon Carousel Facebook page and tell us you've done it!
- Share the post on the Ribbon Carousel or There She Goes Facebook page about this blog hop with a friend for an extra chance to win!
For my card today, I used Perk Up along with ribbon from the May Ribbon Club Kit. I stamped the image in Memento Tuxedo Black ink and paper pieced it with some Indie Chic Nutmeg 6x6 papers from My Mind's Eye. The layout is the May SFYTT.
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A broadband lifeline could soon be on its way to rural locations in Northumberland.
But some of the residents who attended a meeting about the project have criticised initial proposals to make them pay for installations, as they claim there would be no cost to businesses and entrepreneurs.
They have insisted that any system being introduced to provide faster internet speeds to areas not getting the fibre service from BT must be fair.
Their concerns will now be considered by the members of a broadband working group covering parts of Hebron, Longhirst, Tritlington and West Chevington and Widdrington Village.
Efforts to find a solution have been examined by the Druridge Bay Regeneration Partnership over the last two years and Gateshead-based telecoms provider Advantex has been appointed to deliver the project – a wireless technology system that uses a central mast and small transmitters.
Funding has been sourced from organisations such as UK Coal and the county council's community chest scheme and the setting up of the initiative was discussed at the meeting in Longhirst Village Hall.
Maurice McCone, who lives in the West Chevington area, attended the meeting.
He said: "The best speed we can get at the moment is 0.6Mbps and so this system would be welcome, and I accept that getting businesses to sign up to access Government grants is a good way to meet the funding gap.
"But I was shocked when we were told it could cost £300 to £400 per residence to pay for the installation costs when businesses signing up will pay nothing. Families who need the faster speeds will struggle to afford this and so I hope the working group reconsiders this unfair proposal."


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Purrito Print
Wrapped up in a nice & warm tortilla, the Purrito is having the best naptime ever!
5in. x 7in. print of an original watercolor illustration.
Includes 1/4in. white border for framing.
Printed on premium matte paper using archival inks.
Comes signed in lower right corner.
Ships flat in a rigid mailer.


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So, I was scrolling through on IG and saw something that caught my eye. Then I checked out the profile and sure enough, I know what the angel babies represent. Then I bounced over to your blog because well, I like to write, I have at least one angel baby, I blog and I live near Manhattan/JC. So there's all of that, but mostly, even though I'm only a few posts into your blog – sometimes it's good to know you're not alone in the infertility game. Do whatever you need to in order to get through it in as good of shape as you can (terribly formed sentence, my apologies). I didn't include my blog(s) because one is dark (because infertility sucks) and the other looks like everything is roses (and yes, we have a hard won kiddo). If you're interested or need an ear, let me know! I'll keep reading now. AnneR
I just want to say that I came across your blog a little over a week ago, after suffering from my own miscarriage. It is so soothing and comforting to read the emotional struggles of someone else that has been through the same thing. It is as if I am reading the words from my own heart. it is a good feeling to know i am not alone. Thank you for being brave and putting yourself out there.


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TACE: A - Acquisition
Format: Workshop
Suitable for: Middle/Late stage
Public speaking accounts for 70% of an academic's output. Clear, effective and professional communication skills are therefore absolutely essential to any aspiring academic and indeed any career that you hope to go into after your PhD. In an age where we all have the potential to be our own broadcasters, and when there is increasing pressure to disseminate our work to a broader audience, it has never been so important for academics to hone their public speaking skills.
This public speaking workshop is unique in that it fuses academic skills with acting training. Led by an academic and a qualified actor it allows students to discover the art of performance and speech writing, covering the following issues:
* how to write a speech: get your message across, keep your audience engaged and actually enjoy the experience
* how to control your performance: voice projection, posture, body language, controlling nerves
* different modes of communication: how to lead seminars, chair conferences and handle the Q&A
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Welcome to Poppa's Pit Barbecue Catering. We provide mobile BBQ catering for anniversaries, weddings, birthdays, graduations, business training and business parties throughout Prosper, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, and Allen. Call us at 214 538-1936.
We provide high quality meats: brisket, pulled pork, turkey breast, sausage, pork loin, and chicken. Side items are also available including potato salad, barbecue baked beans, cole slaw, green beans, mashed potatoes, and corn.
Johnny Standerfer, a Frisco native, owns Poppa's Pit BBQ Catering. He married Roxanne O'Dell from Prosper and they raised 3 children in the Prosper ISD. They still reside in Prosper. Johnny is a 4th generation farmer in Collin County and has ventured into catering due to the rapid decrease of farmland. Family and friends that he has cooked for over the years encouraged him because of the delicious quality of his many culinary dishes. He pays special attention to the needs of each individual customer and tailors a meal plan specifically for them.
He looks forward to the opportunity to cater your next event. He has done weddings, office parties, banquets, construction sites, birthday parties and several charitable events in which he donated the meat and all proceeds to better our community.
Johnny loves the North Texas area and would love to not only cater you an event but also have you as a friend. Give him a call and he will do everything possible to make your event special.
Basic catering consisting of 2 meats (brisket, sausage, pulled pork, or smoked turkey breast).
2 vegetables (baked beans w/brisket, green beans, potato salad, corn, cole slaw).
Includes plates, napkins, cups, cutlery, pickles, jalapenos, BBQ sauces, bread and tea. Delivered, setup, served, and cleaned up. There is a minimum of 50 people for full service catering. Basic price is $12.50 per plate plus tax.
Other meats and vegetables are available upon request for an extra charge. Desserts of banana pudding or cobbler are also available for an extra charge.
At time of booking, we require a 50% deposit to hold the date.
Owned and operated by Johnny Standerfer, a Frisco native who farmed for 40 years and started this catering business 3 years ago. Married to Roxanne Standerfer and raised 3 children. Poppa to 4 fabulous grandchildren. I am very big into giving back to my community and have hosted several events honoring the veterans and the FFA program.
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Print is far from dead for these ever-expanding screen printing operations.
We're lucky people, getting to play with squeegees all day. Returning to Austin for the Flatstock 65 concert poster exhibition at SXSW in March, I was surrounded by screen printers and screen printing – and yes, even a bit of digitally printed stuff. An enterprising local sticker shop cut deals with the poster artists and offered DTG shirts printed on the spot: Pick your shirt, pick a design. The artists got a fair royalty and people got some unique art reproductions exclusive to Flatstock and not from one of the online scammers. No worries, though, silk screen fans: The digitalians were surrounded by 99-percent pure screen printed posterage.
For yours truly, the show was great, but it was time I spent at two similar but unique Austin-based screen shops that made the trip memorable. Together, these shops provide about 40 examples of why this is a great business to be in (40 being the approximate number of people now working at the two companies).
Industry Print Shop and Kong Screen Printing are examples of the DIY ethos that permeates the process. And the beautiful studios they occupy today are testimony to the lessons learned and applied as they grew. It's a story that is repeated by screen printers around the globe, and it's endlessly fascinating to watch a garage or bedroom screen shop morph and expand outward and upward, the skills soon outpacing the equipment. The leaps of faith an owner must take to expand and follow opportunity are exceeded only by the knowledge they rapidly acquire as the scale and footprint of their operations increase.
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text: Tasting notes: A dark, sultry infusion of chocolate, cherry, ripe black plum, and fragrant cedar, this velvety red's color, scent, taste, and texture are guaranteed to enrapture four of the five senses. Worth knowing: Though the first winery in Napa Valley's Stags Leap District opened its doors in 1878, California's best-known varietal, cabernet sauvignon, did not arrive in the appellation until the early 1960s, when Nathan Fay planted his vineyards along the Silverado Trail. In 1976, Pat and Jerry Taylor moved into the neighborhood, purchasing 23 acres—9 of which they planted to vineyards in 1980—and adding their name to the district's already impressive roster of producers.


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This incredible Dubai & Maldives Luxury twin-centre holiday consists of 3 nights at the 5* Fairmont Palm and 7 nights All-Inclusive at the incredible Chaaya Lagoon Hakuraa in the Maldives.
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text: According to new Rockets backup center Marcus Camby, Dwight Howard helped recruit the veteran big man to H-Town this summer. Per the Houston Chronicle: "Camby, a 6-11 center, understood when the Rockets remade themselves into the youngest, least-experienced team in the NBA. But a year later, they have been transformed again, changing enough that Camby, 39, fits the way he had when he was acquired for those 19 games in 2012. 'Being familiar with the city, this being my home, and being around the guys and the organization for those … games I was here a couple years ago, I felt that I was at the part of my career this was a good opportunity for me,' Camby said of his return to the Rockets as a free agent this summer. 'Having a chance to come back home and finish my career here was all pluses for me.' […] There was a time Camby, the second pick of the 1996 draft and four-time All-Defensive Team selection, would not have considered signing with a team that had just signed a franchise center. Now, after 17 NBA seasons, he was happy to play behind Howard and share his experiences with the young Rockets. 'Ten years ago, no,' Camby said of signing on to a team that just acquired Howard. 'Now, I just got off the phone with him. He's a great guy. Even before I signed, when I got my buyout in Toronto, he was one of the guys that was texting and calling me, trying to sell me on Houston. I told him he didn't have to. I still have a lot to offer to the game, not just playing, but with my mind and all the battles and all the years I've been through, being placed in a situation we have a chance of winning with the talent we have on this team with Dwight and of course James (Harden) and Chandler (Parsons) and all the young guys we have.'"


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This past weekend we went to a local Antique Fair and I picked up the coolest little typewriter table for $20. Normally my typewriter was kept on a shelf out of the way so it got very little use. We recently removed a piece of furniture in the bonus room adjacent to my office so I knew this piece would fit perfectly. I love that I can now keep it out so it will get more use, but it definitely needed a cover or something to keep the dust out of the inside. I thought it would be super cute to make one out of fabric and a quick google search lead me to a great blog post on The Magic Margin. Their pattern was super simple and the instructions were well laid out and I was pretty confident I could tackle this project in a few hours.
I stopped first at Joann's for some fabric but wasn't finding anything that I loved. I was hoping to find a decorator weight fabric so I didn't have to do the interfacing step but all of the patterns of those seemed too bold for the size of my cover. I decided to try Hobby Lobby because my store usually has some pretty on trend fabric choices and was pleased to find several that would work for my needs. I ended up picking this grey and cream Woodgrain print and because it was 100% cotton I decided it was best to do the interfacing step. The fabric is from Brother Sister Designs and the code on the fabric is B52-OWR-P46 and its stamped 2013 if you are interested in tracking it down. Using the pattern from The Magic Margins as my guide I measured and adjusted the pattern to fit my typewriters dimensions. I determined that 1 yard would also be enough for my machine and I purchased the same amount of interfacing. For the interfacing I picked up Pellon mid weight fusible interfacing because I wanted to add a little bit of weight to the fabric. This ended up being just enough to give it some rigidity so it would stand up correctly when placed over my typewriter.
My typewriter is a pretty standard Smith Corona Coronet Super 12 that I understand is pretty easy to find. I purchased this a few years ago from someone on Craig's List and I only paid $10 for it. The only thing I have done to it is blow it out with some air and replace the ribbon and its works great. If you happen to have a similar model and want to make a cover for yourself here are the measurements I used for my pattern pieces.
It was lots of fun sitting down and sewing something again and I have enough of the woodgrain fabric left over to make something else, maybe a pouch or a book cover or something. Another positive is this typewriter has gotten some serious use in the past few days, my daughter is loving it and sits down often to write stories and play office. That's a total win win!
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Here at S2AS, we stock a huge range of kitesurfing kites from a variety of top brands including Cabrinha, Core Kitesurfing, Airush, Liquid Force and Ocean Rodeo. We've got kites from all of the listed brands to suit anyone's ability, from Beginner to Expert, and anything from freeride to Big Air, and even Freestyle. All of the kites that we stock contain various features to make your kiting experience as fun as possible, for example the 2018 Cabrinha FX features a three struts, highly responsive platform for quick acceleration and boost for airs. The Expanded C-Shaped Arc allows for more Aggressive Kite-Loops, Positive and Direct Steering and Quick Relaunch make it a perfect Intermediate to Advanced Kite. All of the features on the FX will benefit you greatly on the water in multiple ways. If you're after something a bit more mellow, take a look at the 2018 Cabrinha Switchblade. The Switchblade is for those Beginner to Intermediate riders who are after a solid learning platform, yet something they can also progress into. With a forgiving 5-Strut Construction, and a wide wind-range, the Switchblade really is the best learning platform. For any more info on any of the kites on our site, give us a call on 01202 738448!
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Eh…wtf? only 18 votes – but this was on top 100's list for Yelp's Database. NUMBER 18 YO…in all of america?!
Warning: no restaurant sign. Just spot this little blue store…connected to a dinky parking lot and a american savings banks. YOU WILL MISS IT FOR SURE IF YOU DON'T LOOK FOR THIS BLUE.
the 8 flavors they have. I can't remember which one I ordered. You can ask for half/ half of different pokes. I know I ordered half spicy, and half of "the most popular poke" (just ask them!)
The owner in the middle – and her daughter. They must be mother/daughter I assume because they look SO ALIKE. SO SHOCKING!!!!
the best poke ever!
These two drinks are delicious . Aloha and Hawaiian Sun 's drinks all make you feel all sunny and happy. I had to bring a few in my luggage.
I often crave a few foods every now and then…for example…Macdonald fries … and now…this. But this is all the way in Hawaii!!! AHHHHHHhhhhhHHHH…
Take a note please and not make the same mistake as me-it is closed on Tuesday is CLOSED !!! And also if you are looking for something sweet – Leonard's Bakery is very close . MASALADAS. SOOOOoooooOOOOOO GOOD.


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If you're moving into a smaller place, or you're moving in with someone, or maybe you want to declutter your home, downsizing isn't always going to go as planned. Instead of trying to downsize without any real plan, here's some expert advice on how to downsize your belongings without losing your mind.
1. Begin downsizing early
Downsizing isn't something that you can do overnight. Getting rid of "junk" can be an emotionally charged process and, if you rush it, the stress you'll feel will skyrocket. Instead of trying to pare down all your clutter in a single weekend, plan out your process over a few weeks. Start by tackling big projects, one room at a time. When you get closer to the "deadline", turn the music up, grab some wine and keep that downsizing momentum going.
2. Organize the remaining clutter
It can be overwhelming when you are going through your stuff, especially when you have so much, and you don't know where the best place to start is.Rather than creating several small messes, set goals and tackle your clutter room by room use four boxes labeled trash, give away, keep, or relocate. Every item in your home needs to classified into one of these four categories and be dealt with accordingly. Establish ground rules upfront to keep yourself on task — once you touch an item, you must decide its fate. If you're unsure, place it in the giveaway pile for 24 hours. If the day passes and you haven't thought about it, then toss it.
3. Let go of emotional guilt
It's understandable that when you go through your stuff, you're going to feel like you can't get rid of certain things for one reason or another. Make a list of the things that you've inherited and considered each of those items for a moment. Decide whether or not you use that item on the daily basis or if you get enjoyment to having it around. If not, get rid of it. Define clear rules about what is going into your new space and what you don't want to bring with you. Whatever you don't want to bring with you, you can donate or sell.
4. Eliminate duplicate items
Storing those huge soup pots in your 2,500-square-foot home wasn't a big deal, but paring down to just one is going to be a challenge. When it's time to downsize, you have to let go of items that you have multiples of is a no-brainer. Start by turning a critical eye to your "must keep" pile and ask yourself how necessary the item is. In the past, you've always had an overflowing linen closet,but that doesn't mean you need five sets of bath towels at your new place.
5. Falling in love
When you're buying things, decide to invest in quality, not quantity. Now that you're in downsizing mode start to think of your things regarding love, you know, the "if you don't love it, then toss it" kind. You can sell or donate those five black winter jackets and invest in your dream coat.


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Thursday 13th April 2017
Team placed on standby at 11:00 to continue search for a missing despondent male in the Blunsdon area.
Team deployed at 12:30 and stood down again at 17:20 pending further Police enquiries.
Wednesday 12th April 2017
Called at 21:30 by Wiltshire Police to search for a missing despondent male in the Blunsdon area of Swindon.
Search continued throughout night and Team was stood down at 06:30 pending further Police enquiries.
Thursday 6th April 2017
Called out by Wiltshire Police at 12:50 to search for a high-risk missing teenager in the Highworth area.
Team stood down at 20:00 as girl was located safely by Police.
Thursday 26th January 2017
Team placed on Standby at 21:00 by Wiltshire Police for a possible missing person search in Swindon.
Team weren't deployed and Standby cancelled at 22:40 pending further Police enquiries.
Tuesday 24th January 2017
Called out at 05:30 by Wiltshire Police to conduct a search operation for a high risk missing elderly man with dementia in the Highworth area.
Fortunately the gentleman was found by the Ambulance Service and treated for hypothermia. Team stood down at 05:50.
Saturday 5th November 2016
Called by Wiltshire Police at 20:05 for a missing woman in the Swindon area who fortunately returned to her home address whilst details were being taken by our Duty Phone Holder. Team not activated.
Tuesday 18th October 2016
Called out at 17:10 by Wiltshire Police to search for a missing teen in West Swindon.
Boy found safe and care given until ambulance arrived. Team stood down at 21:50.
Tuesday 11th October 2016
Search resumed at 13:15 for a high risk despondent man in West Swindon.
Assistance received from Berkshire Lowland Search & Rescue and Berkshire SAR Dogs.
Further details to follow.
Monday 10th October 2016
Called out at 18:00 to search for a high risk despondent man in West Swindon.
Search suspended at 23:30 pending further Police enquiries.
Thursday 25 August 2016
Called out at 20:45 to search for an elderly man with dementia in the Freshbrook area of Swindon.
Man Located by Police in Aldershot. Team stood down at 01:40.


text: Joel Habush has been writing for as long as he can remember (for him nowadays, that's not saying much). Born in Milwaukee and living in West Allis, Joel graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism; subsequently he was a writer and producer for Milwaukee and Chicago ad agencies. Recently, Joel switched from award-winning copywriting to award-winning humor writing in State and National Competitions. Joel's been a WWA member for lo these many (four) years, and is the immediate Past President of Working Writers of Wisconsin. Find him at joelhabush.com. Find his book, "Caution, Writer Ahead," at Amazon.com.


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kay, it's been too long since I really gave you a juicy blog post to enjoy. I started off last week with great intentions, but the fact that my band had a gig at the beginning of the week and the equally important fact that I had to earn a living threw all my optimistic hopes right out the window. It's a lament often sung by bloggers. I haven't been silent for a lack of good material. Just a lack of time to sit down and bang it into shape. And don't think I don't feel bad for leaving you hanging all this time. Orphaned blogs are strewn throughout the internet, and I am committed to making sure this one doesn't join those ranks. Whenever I'm having a good surf chasing down this pair of shoes or that and my web wanderings land me on a blog I've never visited before, I often click on the Home button to see how current the most recent post was. I'd say about half the time there's been nothing posted this year. And maybe a quarter of the time, the last post starts off with something like, "Sorry I haven't posted in awhile."
Well, that's not something you're likely to see here! I like shoes too much and I like this blog too much and I've taken quite a shine to a lot of you so much that it's going to take more than just a busy social calendar and a demanding day job to keep me away! I guess the point I'm trying to make is that I hope you'll be patient when the latest post seems frugal and the following post is tardy. I appreciate your readership and am always thinking about how best to deliver the next entertaining online clog blog experience!
John Fluevog Gibson Clog wrap up
When we last interacted, I was reveling in how well that Etsy find of a vintage pair of John Fluevog oxford clogs fit me.
Naturally, as shoe addicted as I am, I couldn't be content with just wearing them. I had to get the answers to all sorts of questions about them. Such as when did St. John originally send them out into the world? And what miraculous sequence of events kept them safe through the years and eventually brought them to my bedroom floor?
Well, let me tell you!
I got the Gibson 'Vogs from Etsy seller OkklePrint, a little shop presided over by Rob Robertson. He told me this story:
In the early/mid 90s there was alternative/gothy kinda store here in Tulsa. They closed in the early 2000s, tried to re-open recently and it failed. The owner didn't have any luck with her liquidation event so just ended up throwing everything from the store on her lawn and sold it for basically nothing. I picked up about 33 pair of Fluevogs, several I am keeping cause they're my favorite shoes in the world!!!
So there you have your basic deadstock time capsule that kept these shoes in storage until they were ready to be ogled and appreciated by me. But I still found myself wondering when this wood-soled style first came on the market. I did a little feature on wooden Fluevogs a couple years back, and I seem to recall that he's been working with that material throughout his long career. To me they seemed like the sort of shoe that would have been right at home during the colorful fashion sense of the '70s. And in an effort to get to the bottom of things, I kept searching the web and coming up with nothing. But then unexpectedly, something turned up in my results that I had never seen before. And in that moment, all was made clear.
According to the Wayback Wednesday post on www.fluevog.com, this ad first appeared in 1993. St. John is so supernaturally good, he knew last November that I'd want that question answered someday! But that's nothing compared to the miracle that a pair of wood-soled shoes that I find breathtakingly awesome have just been hanging around somewhere for 22 waiting to make their debut. Woo-hoo! I just may wear them to work on Monday as long as some other shoe doesn't start calling my name while I'm getting dressed.
And needless to say, I didn't overlook the other two examples of wooden goodness in that Fluevog ad. If the Gibson Clog made it until beyond drinking age before showing up on my doorstep, I can certainly hope the heelless version and the ankle boot clog may do the same!
Clog ho! Sightings in Australia!
But don't let me be the only one having a little show-and-tell. Down in the southern hemisphere things may be seem a little topsy-turvy right now with the nip of fall in the air and winter on its way, but our fellow shoe lovers in Australia certainly know how to search out gooden woodness just like we do. Here's what one well-stocked clog lover has done to prepare for the colder months ahead. Suddenly, chilly weather doesn't seem so bad!
Vocabulary time: Shoefie
You know how we footwear fanatics are always taking pictures of our shoes to share? Well, apparently there's a word to describe that activity. Taking advantage of the concept of the "selfie," those of us who are driven to photograph and send what's on our feet are now considered to be taking "shoefies."
And just to prove that I'm no stranger to the behavior, here are a handful of shoefies that reached my fiancée's Inbox in the last week or two.
See why shoefies can be so addictive? Not surprisingly, there's a T-shirt that celebrates this newly minted term. And get this: because it's available through a collaborative design retailer like Zazzle.com, you can customize the shoefie they'll print for you! Now doesn't that just make it a T-shirt worth wearing!
More awesomeness from Bed|Stü
I think I've made it clear that I love Bed|Stü's designs. The wood-soled ones. Clogs. Sandals. Wedge-heeled boots. Yum! No wonder I make it a point to look at every marketing e-mail they send me. From time to time I'm rewarded with sightings of shoes like this one, their new Mona sandal.
As is often the case, the shoes look ever better when they're being modeled.
Gotta ask Coach!
A big thank you to regular reader P. P. for steering our collective gazes toward the Coach Spring 2015 Ready-to-Wear collection. Not only are the models sporting clogs, Coach has also chosen to create them in a variety of remarkable colors.
Shoes I've enjoyed stumbling across online
Which, it goes without saying, is the only place where you should stumbling with shoes.
My resident shoe addiction enabler, Melissa, spotted this unique style on the Facebook page of Sarajevo's Metaphysika boutique. I love how unusual this design is.
Meanwhile, this vintage Frye clog has turned up in a size 11 on the eBay listing of soquaint. Check the measurements, though, if that news makes your heart skip a beat. To me it sounds as though they run small.
Then, elsewhere on eBay, you can point and stare at these '70s era Famolare clogs. The colorful fiberglass variations on this design do surface from time to time on the internet, but as seller calnmadsmom points out,
They're a size 7, if you're curious.
Catching up with Clogmaster
We met Clogmaster owner Cecilia Tidlund a few years back here on ECHID.
But what has she been up to lately? The L. A. Times will fill you in.
A big thank you to regular reader Jan for steering me (and now you) to the article.
L.A.'s clog devotees know the strict code by heart, even if they can't always live up to it.
Sneakers are not shoes. Flip-flops ruin your feet. The last real footwear American women embraced was the saddle shoe.
So says Cecilia Tidlund, the sharp-tongued guru of the simple Swedish shoe. For 32 years, she spread the clog gospel at her La Cienega Boulevard store.
Forget high fashion, she told visitors. Her clogs' wooden bases absorbed shock. Their rolling motion relaxed the feet, aligned the body and toned leg muscles.
It was a pitch that appealed especially to those whose jobs kept them standing for hours.
But simply strolling into Clogmaster and pulling shoes off the shelf was unthinkable. Tidlund insisted that her clients be fitted properly.
(Click the link to the Times website for more.)
Jeffrey, we love you!
And finally, a couple of new wood-soled designs from Jeffrey Campbell that should have you hyperventilating like a fangirl. He is indisputably the designer with the magic touch. The shoes he comes up with are so effortlessly cool. And it rarely takes me more than 9 or 10 milliseconds to know that I want to own a pair.
The Chimera patchwork bootie comes in Denim and Multi.
But the JC shoe this season that leads to both salvation and salivation is the Loki. OMG!
Yes, please!


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Athletic Site Links
- East Athletics Home
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- Community Programs
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- Forms and Health Documents
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Athletics Philosophy
Sturgis West Athletic Director: Brij AnandSturgis East Athletic Director: Aaron Crowell
Athletics is one of the cornerstones of student activities at Sturgis. We believe that the athletic program at Sturgis should reflect and support the school's mission and core values. Athletics contributes significantly to the total development of every student. Sturgis serves our students through two distinct, yet mutually supportive programs: Varsity and Junior Varsity Programs.
Sport is integral to individual, social, and cultural development. At Sturgis, we model the enduring values of sport: Commitment, good sportsmanship, team work, responsibility, resilience, and healthy competition. We develop these values by learning from our victories, our losses, the day-to-day challenges of practice, and our efforts to find balance between our athletic, academic, and personal lives. As teachers, coaches, and student-athletes, we strive to excel by being clear on our common goals and by being loyal to each other and to our values.
Through our Varsity and Junior Varsity programs, we emphasize that participation in athletics is a privilege and we encourage all students to take part. With this privilege go certain responsibilities. We have high expectations for behavior, commitment, academic achievement, and making healthy choices.
Student learning is why we are here. We strive to help all students maximize their potential not only in their knowledge and skills but also in their habits, attitudes, and values.
Our Athletic programs promote:
- Good HABITS: hard work, persistence, commitment, time management.
- ATTITUDES: I achieve if I work hard, I have fun while working hard, I stay positive at all times, I am willing to take risks, I put the team above myself, I am constantly striving to improve.
- VALUES: sportsmanship, accountability, unselfish attitudes, friendship, love of teammates and team, accepting success graciously, sound mind and a sound body, dealing with setbacks.
If you are interested in what the research says about how a schools co-curricular program can aid your child's academic achievement, college acceptance, character building, transferable skills, social development, please access the links below:
- http://www.public.iastate.edu/~rhetoric/105H17/rhollrah/cof.html
- http://nces.ed.gov/pubs95/web/95741.asp
- http://kidshealth.org/teen/school_jobs/school/involved_school.html
- http://www.unce.unr.edu/publications/files/cy/other/fs9932.pdf
MIAA Mission Statement: "The mission of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) is to serve member schools and the maximum number of their students by providing leadership and support for the conduct of interscholastic activities which will enrich the educational experiences of all participants. The MIAA will promote inter-school athletics that provide lifelong and life-quality learning experiences to students while enhancing their achievement of educational goals."
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'Living showplace' coming to Palm Beach Gardens
Welcome to Palm Beach Gardens, United Technologies.
Gov. Rick Scott announced Monday that the company will build a flagship showroom or "living showplace" in Gardens. It'll bring 380 jobs and a capital investment of $115 million to the area.
The company had been considering other locations in the southeast, but ended up choosing Gardens to build their 250,000-square-foot building.
Geraud Darnis, president and chief executive of UTC Building & Industrial Systems, said the "living showplace" will serve as a destination for the global building community.
"We chose Florida among other potential locations in the Southeast for its ideal climate for year-round demonstration of advanced, energy-efficient cooling technologies, as well as its proximity to existing UTC facilities and neighboring international airports," Darnis said in a news release.
Palm Beach County: 1. Everyone else: 0
Get more information from the Post's Sarah Peters: United Technologies commits to building 'mega-project' in Gardens


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Upcycled Ring Holders Made From Random Drawer KnobsMarch 30th, 2014 in member junk
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This is such an easy project! A happy marriage of some random drawer knobs I collected over time, and a sneaky secret ingredient from the hardware store. The glass one has a cute, cottage-y vibe. The ones with streamlined metal knobs look a bit more retro-chic.
These would make a great gift for someone who wears lots of rings. I scattered these useful critters all around my house: one on my bedside table and one next to each sink. Check out my tutorial if you like!
Pattern or design used: My own design - Michelle from www.MichLinLA.com
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gadgetsponge writes: Great little reuse. There won't be any lost rings in your house! Posted: 7:48 am on April 10th
CottageElements writes: Great repurpose, Michl!
Lani Posted: 1:45 pm on March 31st
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suewhitney writes: Cute as can be and clever to boot. Nicely done my friend!
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Once we believe in ourselves, we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight, or any experience that reveals the human spirit. – E.E. Cummings
"Don't talk to her, you are not good enough"
The 'encouraging' thought welled up in my mind.
I was looking at my crush during recess. I thought of approaching her. My internal advisor advised against, and I listened. 'Lucky….'
My mind had played a defensive script. I had more of these internal dialogues: 'Just hang low, don't attract too much attention.' 'I am just the quiet guy' 'Why are they looking at me like I am a weirdo?'
These self-deprecating thoughts dictated my mind. Somehow I thought I was a loser.
So that's how I acted.
I didn't dare do anything beyond my (perceived) capacities or status. I couldn't even stand up for myself. Every time my bullies threw me in the garbage, I poorly objected.
After an arduous high school journey, college finally arrived.
I vowed to make a fresh start. This time I would be popular! So I impulsively joined a fraternity to compensate for my anxiety. Then I would be cool! Right?
Nope, I just started acting like a dick.
For a long time I mistook my misplaced arrogance, and that of my pledge brothers, for real confidence. I thought we were cool guys. But it was all vain status play. I was still being pushed around. By peers and my inner critic. To feel good I indulged in the theatre of cockiness – putting other people down to feel good. Not my proudest moments…
Strange how you act so counter-productive when feeling insecure.
After I was left heartbroken by my girlfriend, I hit emotional rock bottom. Something snapped.
What the fuck had I been doing? I could not go through life from misery to misery. Faking who I was, to have some intermittent highlight of joy. My circumstances should allow me to feel confident? Why wasn't I ever feeling that way?
It was due time to get my shit together.
Two years later.
One of my (truly) best friend sits next to me. We are both a bit drunk and bantering away. He suddenly proclaims "You know most of your douchy frat brothers look up to you." "Why?" I ask astounded. "Because you are always relaxed and confident. You are not swayed by what other people say or think about you." "What? Are you kidding me? But I am just some nerdy guy?"
Only then it dawned on me.
I wasn't a little pushover anymore. Somehow had I become confident. Besides I wasn't acting like a dick anymore. Instead I was helping people because of my confidence. How did that happen?
Was I richer? Nope! Better looking? Definitely not. More intelligent? Me no thinksie!
Somewhere along the way I had discarded my misguided programming. Replacing it with constructive thinking patterns.
When I reached my low point years back. I vowed to improve myself. Immersing myself in motivational speeches and devouring self-help books. I knew that the positive words would rub off on my conscious and subconscious.
I started applying advices and mindsets. Using a growth mindset and most of all – I started taking action!
I am convinced anyone can grow to become confident. You too can gain mature and sustainable self-confidence. But it does mean a mental shift from the conventional.
Are you up to the challenge? Sure you are!
Time to take control.
Time to discard a life of limiting thoughts. Thoughts induced by fraudulent advertising, faulty upbringing and fake peers. Embrace the right way of thinking to be confident.
Let me introduce you to the basic confident mental models that helped me. With them I grew to someone I am proud of. Rethink yourself and your place in the world.
I give this advice because the world would be much better if we all were more confident. We would stop mitigating our anxieties and insecurities through destructive behavior. Instead you could use that confidence to support yourself, friends and strangers.
Let's get started:
10 Essential Principles To Be Unbelievably Confident
#1 – Be honest about your life and accept who you are
Listen up, maggots. You are not special. You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake. You're the same decaying organic matter as everything else. – Tyler Durden
Let's start from scratch.
Be brutally honest about where you are in life. Know it, feel it! Be honest about it to yourself and others. Stop denying and hiding from truths. What you deny, you can't change.
Hard to grasp? Sit down and write it out.
I am a 28 year old guy in a shit job, wanting to travel the world. But can't find the guts to cut some ties.
Your turn! The harder it is, the more you need to confront yourself.
Secondly – accept who you are.
You have strengths and weaknesses. And hey, you can improve them.
But not until you embrace who you are. Accept yourself as you are right now, with all your flaws and shortcomings. Find contentment in it. Because there is simply no other reality.
Through this utter acceptance you can you grow.
#2 Define your own values and framework
To grow confident you need to stop chasing illusions. Stop comparing yourself to what others demand of you. Or worse, what you think they expect from you.
Start by defining your own values. What is important to you? Why is it important? Start acting by these values.
Make a thorough analysis when defining your values. Make it profound.
Ask yourself: What implies my culture? And why? Do I agree? What did my parents teach me? Do I agree? And why? And so on. Get to the bottom of your thoughts and feelings.
Through reading, discussing and reflecting you can develop your set of standards and values. Use your own instinct, feelings and reasoning!
Recognize influence from group dynamics. So you won't blindly follow the herd. Thinking for yourself means creating or choosing your own path in life.
Explore many sources to hone your thought and values. Read books and blogs. Have discussions and conversations. But always be critical and keep your wit.
Confident men and women define others by their standards. Not themselves by other people's standards.
Create and follow your own moral compass.
#3 Go from outer reference to inner reference
There is definite proof that social media makes people feel bad. Why has he so many likes? Why is she going to cool parties etc.?
You might display similar behavior in the analog world. Why is he richer? Happier? Or more successful?
Strange how we make these unfair comparisons. We take a look at appearances and then compare it to how we feel inside.
We compare our inner-self, to the highly curated image of other people's outer self.
A good recipe for misery.
Stop this unfair equation. Instead focus on yourself. To develop, think about how you make progress compared to your old self. Did I do better than the me of a month ago? Or a year ago? Did you make progress? That is success!
Progress of self is important for confidence.
And who is responsible for this confidence?
Who is responsible for success? And who for your failures? Where do you think control lies?
Confident people think it lies within themselves. They have cultivated an inner locus of control.
This means taking responsibility for your actions and results. You think you are responsible for how you feel and what you think.
Compare this to blaming everything on external actors. Like your boss, parents, the weather, or divine will. If you don't think YOU are responsible, you won't be inclined to improve.
Making yourself responsible will.
Granted, some things definitely are out of your control. But you are responsible for your reactions to these events.
#4 Adapt a growth mindset
As mentioned, developing and confidence go hand in hand. To stand still is to go backwards.
A fatal flaw people are susceptible to, is thinking their skills and character are set in stone. This deterministic mindset is incompatible with progress. It's a limiting self-fulfilling prophecy.
If this is you, start adopting a growth mindset instead.
Know you can improve any skill! Know you can develop your character!
As long as you are alive, your body and mind can adapt to new challenges. Never think you can't grow any further.
Furthermore, a healthy growth mindset acknowledges failure.
There is a lot of sketching before you draw a Mona Lisa. Redefine failure not as something stupid or dumb only for losers. But define it as a part of the learning process.
Failures will occur. Anticipate the impact and plan for getting back up!
Every failure is another lesson learned.
#5 Stop seeking validation and acceptance from others
As a person led by inner values you won't need attention, validation and acceptance of others.
You might get it. You might even enjoy it.
But you don't need it!
Stop actively seeking and craving it. Stop pleasing people to get it.
You can be nice to people! Of course! But it should come from a position of strength and compassion. Not from seeking acceptance and attention. Your own acceptance and moral integrity are the most important. Others can follow if they want.
If you condone behavior opposite to your values, or give away status to be accepted. You act without integrity. Losing confidence in the process.
Instead, stand by your values!
#6 Cultivate a Bias for the Positive
People have this amazing power to decide how they feel about events. A small pause between stimuli and reaction. As mentioned by Victor Frankl.
Cultivate this little pause. And use it to choose a more positive reaction.
Guide your responses away from annoyance, anger or fear. Go instead for interest, gratefulness or excitement.
You can actively rephrase your thought patterns. Train different ways of thinking and speaking.
Examples of redefining your view on the world are:
– Think in solutions instead of problems
– Reflect on past achievements instead of past transgressions.
– Enjoy the process instead of only seeing the goal.
– Never let a good crisis go to waste
– Focus on what you want instead of what you avoid
Of course there will always be old negative thinking patterns. Try using them as little as possible and actively immerse your mind with positivity.
Read uplifting books. Use mantra's to rewire your brain. Let go of toxic people and environments and embrace uplifting ones.
All little steps to be more optimistic and confident.
"Sow a thought and you reap an action; sow an act and you reap a habit; sow a habit and you reap a character; sow a character and you reap a destiny." – Frank Outlaw
#7 Lose self-limiting beliefs
When we grow up, we create models of the world.
We construct beliefs that explain what happens around us. X happens because of Y. End of story.
These beliefs can be deeply ingrained in our thinking.
But, a lot of beliefs are flawed. They limit your progress and possibilities. They prevent you from action and enjoying life.
Grow beyond these scripts.
First recognize them. When you think "I can't do X because of Y." Or anything similar, be alert!
Analyze whether that statement is true. And why. Reason even furthers. 'Why do I think that?' 'Are not other people doing the same thing?' Find prove that it is possible, contradicting your initial limiting belief.
Then redefine your scripts. Because these imposed scripts will limit you. Instead of thinking I can't do this. Think I can do X despite Y.
This is a hard and elusive problem – but it can be countered!
#8 Forgive yourself and others
We all fuck up in life.
It's a good idea to remind yourself everyday of your mistakes. And make yourself feel very miserable.
No of course not!!
You should learn from your mistakes. Absolutely. But wallowing in negative feelings won't help. There is little you can change about past events. It has happened.
Instead: Own up to it, fix the problem if you can, forgive yourself, learn and move on. Don't waste time and energy feeling bummed out about it.
Take the time to forgive yourself for mistakes.
Also – stop holding grudges. It is no good to keep being mad or grieved at others for their mistakes. Let go of it, you'll release yourself from emotional poison.
Forgiveness allows you to focus on the now and the future instead of dwelling in the past.
#9 Be Self Reliant
Part of being confident is you know everything will be all right. Especially when shit hits the fan.
Got dumped? Got laid off? Dust yourself off, and tell yourself it will be all right.
No spiraling down in destructive self-pity. No bouts of whining and comfort seeking from friends and family.
Of course you can mourn. You can be sad or melancholic. It is not about being happy and joyful all the time. We all experience a wide range of emotion. Important emotions that are part of the human experience.
But inside, you know you the bad times will pass.
So you will tell yourself.
You will feel good and grow stronger in the future.
#10 Don't take yourself too seriously
We are all insignificant bags of meat and bones. Trying to make meaning of a collection of random events called life.
People seeking power, fame and money are just looking for that bliss they had as a child. When life wasn't that hard, when we weren't putting so much pressure on ourselves.
Were you taking things seriously back then? I guess not right. Is there any reason to be serious about everything now? In a world filled with randomness? No reason at all.
Go with the flow and laugh about your own mistakes, successes and theatrics!
The world's a stage and we are best in fooling ourselves with our performances! Choose the role you want and enjoy it. Knowing fully well, it is all a game if you just choose to play and have fun.
Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive. –Elbert Hubbard
Becoming confident comes at a price.
A change of heart and mind. Believe me, it is well worth it. If you succeed, you will still have ups and down in life. But also a steady level contentment. An anchor of stability that keeps you going without all too much problems.
So how can you possible make this shift? Small consistent steps. Here are some action to get started:
- Define your own values
- Sit down and reflect, evaluate and define what is important to you
- Reflect and refine your values over your life
- Live true to them
- Start a meditation practice to gain insight and control over your mind
- Stop watching social media compulsively
- Read positive, growth focused books, blogs and movies
- Start slow, you will get there step by step. Start taking control and responsibility for your mind.
I love to hear your thoughts on all this. Let me know what opened your mind? Where are you struggling to become confident?
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This is great Timon.
I like the growth mindset section. I'm actually in the middle of reading the book Mindset by Carol Dweck which talks about the growth mindset and the fixed mindset. Very interesting and inspiring book.
Also, #8 is so damn hard to do. I can easily forgive and forget with others, but when it comes to forgiving myself I sometimes find it difficult. Why is that?
Anyways, this is good stuff. I'm off to share it.
This is a great article!
I love #1 the most. When I read it, it feels hard to swallow, but I know I need to be honest and accept who I am. We can only change and improve when we accept who we are.
Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Great advice. I've had this pinned to the top of my Twitter profile for a couple of weeks now as a reminder to come back and read this often. A few other have also found this post from me.
I personally tend to focus on goals, and often don't get much enjoyment from the process. This is something that's enabled me to accomplish things that I probably wouldn't have otherwise. But I've realized recently that I was chasing the wrong goals. After taking a step back and reevaluating, I changed jobs and decided to spend less time thinking about the next step in my career and more about how I can make my days more fulfilling. I think it comes down to working with people that I really like, focusing on my strengths and just taking things one day at a time.
I can go on, but I'll leave it at that 🙂
Hey Ken,
Thanks for sharing man. Nice to hear the message gets spread. Great to hear you work towards bettering yourself and your life. Yeah goals can be great, but enjoying the process is important as well. There are people who use the system-mindset.
So instead of focusing on losing 10 kg, they focus on working out 3 times a week. By focusing on applying the system, they will get great results, instead of obsessing over an arbitrary goal. Might give you the opportunity to choose the most enjoyable process in bettering yourself.
Thanks for sharing your story, keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing the post, Timon. I was just feeling a little down today morning and I stumbled upon your website. I've read the #10 many times but it is necessary to get reminded it over again to enjoy the life
Worth reading.
Hi Nakul, awesome that you liked the post! Motivates me to keep writing good articles :)! But truth be told, this is not my site, I just guest posted here. Cris Nikolov runs the business in this corner of the internet!
Keep enjoying life my man!
Thank you, Timon. Keep inspiring people.. 🙂 🙂 🙂
This really helps. Thank you!
I am completely fucked up, my life is decaying and so am I. I have lost all my confidence( that I barely had) and I am completely on the verge of quitting everything. But when I read the first few sentences "Just lay low don't attract too much attention. I am just a quiet guy" I knew this was gonna help me. I am in high school, so, I could totally relate to your experience about it. I really want to change and this has made me change my perspective and I am gonna work on the things mentioned.
So thank you once again, for helping messed up and knocked down kids like me and others to be who they want to make.
Hi Ray,
Glad to be of service. Your kind words motivate me even more to spread these positive messages. Because sometimes you need all the help and motivation you can get!
I wish you good luck with your self development! It's not easy to realize that your current way of thinking is not working, and that you have to adapt. But I am sure you will grow to be more confident and create a better way of living for yourself!
Keep up the good work!
Great words.I can relate the story which you narrated in the beginning. Actually it all starts with the conditioning of our mind right through our childhood like our environment which influences us.
But we as human beings always have the ability to change our lives and it all starts from looking inner self and start taking responsibility of our life.
I too shared the same moments what i did was i changed my thinking pattern and prayed to God which helped me a lot.
All great tips. I especially like #4 and #5. Creating a growth mindset is so crucial as your thoughts will control your actions. The advice to stop seeking validation is on point. Stop seeking permission and just ask for forgiveness. Great stuff, Timon!


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Wollemi Creek
|New South Wales
|Sydney Basin (IBRA), Central Tablelands
|Local government area
|Physical characteristics
|Wollemi Range
|- location
|Wollemi National Park
|- elevation
|685 m (2,247 ft)
|confluence with the Colo River
- location
|near Glen Davis
- elevation
|136 m (446 ft)
|84 km (52 mi)
|Basin features
|River system
|- left
|Putty Creek, Long Weeney Creek, Mellong Creek, Culoul Creek
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|Wirraba Creek, Koondah Creek, Dumball Creek
|National park
|Wollemi NP
The Wollemi Creek, a partly perennial stream of the Hawkesbury-Nepean catchment, is located in the Central Tablelands and Blue Mountains regions of New South Wales, Australia.
Course and features[edit]
The Wollemi Creek rises below Kekeelbon Mountains on the southern slopes of Mount Mounundilla, within the Wollemi Range, in remote country within the Wollemi National Park, north northwest of the locality of Putty. The river flows generally south southeast and south southwest, generally adjacent to the Putty Road, joined by seven minor tributaries before reaching its confluence with the Colo River in the upper reaches of the Colo Gorge, about 25 kilometres (16 mi) south southeast of Glen Davis.[1] The river descends 549 metres (1,801 ft) over its 84-kilometre (52 mi) course.[2]
The upper Wollemi Creek has two main sources, one originating at about 800 metres (2,600 ft) altitude 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) east of Mount Monundilla, and the other due south of that mountain. Both flow through rough deep gorges at about 600 metres (2,000 ft) in permanent dry weather flows, and fast flowing flood, until their confluence at about 300 metres (980 ft), due west of Putty, from where the creek flows eventually into the Colo.[citation needed]
The primary inhabitants of the upper creek are yabbies, eels, and possums. Some ancient massive gums populate the lower gorges and very few signs of non–native infestations are apparent, one notable exception being mistletoe which infests the upper branches of the oldest trees.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- Rivers of New South Wales
- List of rivers of New South Wales (L-Z)
- List of rivers of Australia
- Wollemia
- ^ a b "Wollemi Creek". Geographical Names Register (GNR) of NSW. Geographical Names Board of New South Wales. Retrieved 4 October 2013.
- ^ a b "Map of Wollemi Creek, NSW". Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. Retrieved 4 October 2013.
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What these examples show is that transportation in the GTA, including gridlock, is a responsibility shared by all local governments. But you would never know it from the municipal leaders and the news coverage. In Thursday's Star, an editorial criticizes Toronto Mayor Ford for blocking debate on new taxes while Mississauga Mayor McCallion declares no support for anything she sees as helping Toronto. Just whose problem is the GTA's gridlock to fix?
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The Lebanese Fareeq Al Atrash and Egyptian hip-hop artist Deeb are performing three live concerts in Cairo on a tour supported by the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture this September, bringing Arabic hip-hop to an Egyptian audience.
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