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To begin editing a section, click on the name of the freeform section you'd like to edit. For more information about creating a freeform section, click here.
There are quite a few tools available to use in Picaboo Yearbooks. Starting along the top left, you'll see there is a drop down menu that you can use to switch to another section to work on.
Here are some other tools that you can use in a freeform section:
Add Text
Clicking the Add Text button will apply a text box to either the left or right page. You can then enter and edit text.
Add More
Clicking the Add More button will open a drop down menu with options to add pages, shapes, lines, and placeholder images.
Undo and Redo
To the right of the Add More button, the and buttons allow you to easily retract an edit if you make a mistake or want to quickly see how your pages look with or without a particular edit.
Page Manager
The will give an overview of your entire project.
Zoom Page
In the upper right of your screen is the Zoom tool . This is helpful for zooming in on a portion of a page while editing that page.
To the right of the Zoom tool, you will see an Advanced button . This button will give you access to editing tools like Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All, and Spell Check. You will also have access to change the view of your page (i.e. Turn on Read Mode, Hide Placeholders, Grids and Guides, and Show Safety Zone). Lastly, you can change user preferences.
Grids, Guides, and Rulers
The button lets you control how margins, rulers and grids are displayed and function on your pages while you edit. If you hover over the Guides button, a reminder of how the margins work will be displayed. If you click on the Guides button, a window where you can choose which guides to show and which automatic alignments to use will pop up in the middle of the screen.
Add Photos
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In instances where employees have an accumulated HELP debt, sometimes it is helpful to know exactly how the system breaks the PAYG down. The first thing that people usually do is calculate PAYG and HELP separately - which is where most of the questions come from, because with the ATO, they provide a tax scale to work them out together.
So first thing you need to do is look up the HELP + PAYG tax scale which is here:
The other thing you need is the statement of formulas here:
Now in the PDF, it has a formula for working out tax, which is easy enough:
y = ax – b
So, x is the employees weekly earnings, and a and b are the numbers in the spreadsheet
Now if an employee is using monthly earnings, you need to turn them into weekly earnings. To do this you need to:
Monthly – obtain the sum of the monthly earnings and the amount of any allowances subject to withholding (if the result is an amount ending in 33 cents, add one cent), multiply this amount by three and then divide by 13. Ignore any cents in the result and then add 99 cents:
So in an example case: $9,166.67 x 3 / 13 = 2115.385384615385
ignoring cents and add .99 = 2115
Now we take that number, look it up in the table above and put it into the formula:
2115.99 x .47 - 239.8654 = 754.6499
Rounding that figure, we're left with a weekly withholding figure of $755
Now we have to turn it back into a monthly figure.......
Monthly – work out the rounded weekly withholding amount applicable to the weekly equivalent of earnings, before any adjustment for tax offsets. Multiply this amount by 13, divide the product by three and round the result to the nearest dollar
So we have a total monthly withholding figure of $3272
Now where this gets tricky is that the weekly withholding amount includes the HELP amount. So to get the PAYG, we need to work out the HELP. HELP is just a straight % amount, so using the same approach above:
2115.99 x 8% = 169.2792
Which is $169 rounded.
So taking that back to a monthly figure:
169 x 13 / 3 = 732
Now the last part is to get the PAYG figure, which is the total withholding amount minus the HELP amount:
3272 - 732 = $2540
And that's how you get the PAYG figure.
The below reference is important to understand also....this comes from page 7 of this PDF https://www.ato.gov.au/uploadedFiles/Content/MEI/downloads/Schedule-1-Calculating-amounts-to-be-withheld-2017-18.pdf which says:
Accounting software
Software written in accordance with the formulas in this schedule should be tested for accuracy against the sample data provided on the following pages. The results obtained
when using the coefficients in this schedule may differ slightly from the amounts shown in the PAYG tax tables. The differences result from the rounding of components.
The key part is that last sentence - we're using the coefficients, rather than the tax tables, which is where the variance comes from and the ATO acknowledges this.
Hopefully this helps to understand how the system works out the PAYG when employees have a HELP debt.
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Natsuyaki Miyabi ~Another talent engulfed in a flame of scandal~
Maybe many of you have already heard of this.
It's about Miyabi or someone who resembles her(I hope?) and her boyfriend caught in a videos,
Maybe it's not right to say "caught". Because, I don't think that it's a coincidence at all, the footage was taken in separate days and time. So, It's probably done by stalkers or the press who followed them.
As far as I tried to deny it, the pictures and videos just resembles her too much.
Miyabi is one of my favorite in Berryz Kobou and Buono! and this news or rumor of scandal really makes me sad. not because the boyfriend. But, the fact that Miyabi's place in Hello! Project may disappear because of this.
It's really a pity, if that happened .
Be strong Miyabi 😦 !
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Insofar, as seen from a typical japanese "conservative" standpoint, this might put up a scandal for H!P as well as trouble for Myabi. But, isn't it quite oldfashioned meanwhile to set up public interest because of just a "normal human" behavior as it is use in a modern open-minded society?
Who says that the boy is her boyfriend…?
Who is inducing any relationship between them at all? Perhaps the boy is just drunk.
H!P girls know good enough that they aren't allowed to have one while they are members in the
teenage groups (including Morning Musume as the flagship) there.
I personally hope that Myabi will withstand this (this time), including the groups in which she is a member in.
I think that this is just STUPID. If she has a boyfriend, so what? I's not like they are having sex and getting drunk like most celebrities in the United States. She's one of my favorite H!P stars. I think that if this guy IS her boyfriend, and Hello Project sees that that's the truth, which I sure as hell hope it's not, (I really don't want her to leave Hello Project.) they'll give her a warning, and if she is "caught" with a real boyfriend, they'll fire her like they did with Kago Ai. Something about smoking and drinking and stuff like that she did. Hello Project gave her a warning not to do it again, and she did just that and got fired from the company.
So, I hope Miyabi gets through this. DO YOUR BEST, MIYABI!
I hope miyabi will stay strong. i hope she wont get kicked out of hello project.
Why does miyabi might have to get kicked out when she done nothing wrong? she only dating with someone, in england people star dating when they are only at elementary school. By the way if they kick her out i still love her as one of mine best idol. (me and my sister will support Miyabi from being kicked out of hello project, i hope she will stay strong, i will check on yout tube just to see if Miyabi still appear often, i will check it until 2009 because by that time Miyabi Might wont get kicked out, well i hope she wont)
i mean not to be kicked out!
okay. what the hell? this is pathetic. i heard there was a scandal, but i ddnt know what it was about, so i googled it and I found this.
she my age, and she has a boyfriend, whats the big deal? Its going to happen sooner or later. So making a big deal over someone being in a relationship is really just a waste of time for the company.
If that company picky or what?
and if this is in the media, then they are just stupid. form the looks of that picture, its not even a big deal
urgh. things like this piss me off.
Boyfriend eh?
We can't control them,regular humans,we cannot control them.They can have the boyfriend and they can do anything they want.But once they violate what is written in the contract,they can be banned from group(Oh banned or removed?).First they got others,Now they want to get Miyabi and Risako!
I don't want to love.
That's why I'm happy to be an Innovator 🙂
Miyabi ignore this scandals!Do your best!
i think its really miyabi..i really love miyabi…but why does she do this..she knows that it may cause some problems to her agreement with hello! project..well,, we'll just see if miyabi will realize what's she's doing…
I think Miyabi is unprofessional as an artist…
i'am jealous !!
you sexi girll..
you re beatiful
the reason for this being a scandal is because these girls have a signed contract with H!P saying they won't get a man while working for H!P. I believe the reason is because it takes off the mystique off these girls, and since Tsunku knows that the majority of the fans are male WOTAS, with no life let me say this, these male WOTAS will not be interested in being a fan of the girl, therefore affecting the group's fanbase, since she is already "taken". I know it's weird, but so are men. I know having a boyfriend/girlfriend is something "natural" since love should not be denied, but don't sign a contract if you are going to break it, though. Let's face it, you can control having or not having a girlfriend, especially if you are offered a ticket to stardom and having millions in your bank account, right? If it's Miyabi, I understand that she wants to experience love, but come on, she is young, she will experience it down the road.


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New interchange planned at Hadley Avenue and Highway 36
Redesign should eliminate rush-hour headaches
Washington County is taking the lead role in a road project that involves removing the traffic signals at the intersection of Highway 36 and Hadley Avenue in Oakdale and replacing the signals with an overpass bridge and interchange ramps.
The new interchange is expected to improve safety and eliminate the long backups that develop at the stoplights during rush hour. The design work will be completed by 2018 and construction is expected to begin in 2019.
A public open house to learn about the project and provide input will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12. There will be no formal presentation, but area residents, commuters and business owners can visit the Oakdale Discovery Center, 4444 Hadley Ave. N., Oakdale, during the open house to meet staff from Oakdale, Washington County, the Minnesota Department of Transportation and the consultant design team.
According to Washington County's project webpage, this project arose from a Highway 36 Corridor Study that the MnDOT completed in 2014, which identified a long-term vision for the highway as an "access controlled expressway with grade separated intersections."
Project engineer Frank Ticknor said, "Now Washington County is taking the project on from here and delivering it through construction, and our first step is to take the interchange that has been approved through MnDOT and complete the preliminary design of that."
He added that the environmental documentation would be one of the first steps.
If you go...
What: Highway 36/Hadley Avenue interchange project open house
When: Wednesday, Oct. 12, from 4 to 6 p.m.
Where: Oakdale Discovery Center, 4444 Hadley Ave. N., Oakdale
Ticknor explained that engineers are planning to have Hadley Avenue go over Highway 36 via a bridge, and the bridge would have ramps looping on the west side of Hadley; the ramp style is called a folded diamond.
"We can't put anything on east side [of Hadley] because there is a [Mills Fleet Farm] gas station there, and we have too close of proximity to the ramps to Interstate 694, and there's wetlands and all kinds of challenges on the east side," Ticknor explained.
Oakdale city administrator Bart Fischer noted that currently "traffic can stack up" in the area of Hadley and Highway 36 because of the stoplights.
"We actually do think the project would ultimately be beneficial to Oakdale," Fischer said. "The 'do nothing' option will result in increasing delays and accidents. This project will preserve our mobility and access to the regional transportation system, for our residents, business owners and public safety providers."
The Department of Natural Resources' Gateway Trail will be impacted by the interchange project, but Fischer explained that the way the recreational trail currently crosses Hadley Avenue is a safety concern to city staff and trail users, and this project provides the opportunity to make a safer crossing.
Ticknor explained that the interchange project will probably move the Gateway Trail crossing further south on Hadley Avenue, and there is the possibility of having the trail pass through a tunnel underneath Hadley Avenue
Ticknor said that the total project is expected to cost about $20 million, and that amount includes the cost of the Gateway Trail improvements.
The county webpage states that $7 million will come from federal funding via the Surface Transportation Program, $5 million from MnDOT via the Transportation Economic Development grant program, and $1 million from a DNR grant for the Gateway Trail crossing. A commercial right-of-way donation as well as county and city state-aid road funds will also be used.
Highway 120 intersection on hold
The same MnDOT study that led to the Highway 36/Hadley Avenue project also looked at building a freeway-style interchange at Highway 36 and Highway 120, locally known as Century or Geneva Avenue or Division Street.
The Washington County website states that there is currently no funding for the estimated $30 million for this project, but "building the Hadley Avenue interchange first will benefit drivers in the future when the Century Avenue interchange is built."
Ticknor explained that because Highway 120 is a border road for Washington and Ramsey counties as well as Oakdale and North St. Paul, there are many groups involved with the redesign project. There are also many businesses located at the busy intersection.
So it is difficult to predict when or how the Highway 120 interchange will be built. But Ticknor said the intention is to construct an interchange there as a project separate from the Hadley Avenue interchange project.
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There is an old saying, "You never have to fear the truth. It will set you free." Many would question this statement. There are times when it is hard to face the truth, especially when it confronts us with reality. For example, many
people have big problems in misusing their credit cards. When they have to face the reality that these bills have to be paid, it is an uncomfortable time for them.
Jesus believed and taught that truth was not to be feared. He said, "If you hold to my teaching, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." We are always better off to face the realities of life. It may hurt for a time, but it ultimately saves us a lot of pain.
Well, if we don't like to face the whole truth, how about living with half-truths? This is living with the idea that, while I cannot deny the truth, it doesn't necessarily apply to me. As we get older, it is easy to live with half-truths concerning our health. The men in my golf group are 65 years or older.
There is always something wrong with one of us. Some go to the urologist, dermatologist, or oncologist. Others are on the way to see the cardiologist, rheumatologist or orthopedist. Often one will say, "I can't understand what is wrong with me. It seems like I am on my way to the doctor most of the time."
One day I suggested that we really know what is wrong; we just don't want to face the truth.
One of my friends asked, "What is wrong with us?"
I suggested to the group that we are getting older and the body is wearing out. It is like an automobile with 100,000 miles on it. What can we expect at our age?
Read the obituaries and the evidence is before us. We are mortal beings. It is appointed for us to die. That's truth, which is kind of hard for some to accept, especially when we are enjoying life. We sometimes tell our kids to act their age.
Maybe we who are older have to accept our age.
It is also difficult at times to accept spiritual truth. We are not as verbal in telling
others what is wrong with us spiritually as we are physically; but in all honesty,
doesn't some of our behavior bother us? Don't you get disappointed with yourself?
We have been Christian for many years, but we still have a quick temper, a critical
spirit, and a self-centered personality. Why is that the case?
God tells us the truth about ourselves when He says, "Just as sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin, and in this way death came to all men because all sinned . . ." (Romans 5:12).
What does it mean? It means that sin has come into the world, and it is passed on to us from our first parents. It's called original or inherited sin. Original sin carries with it imperfections of all minds. By nature we are not the good people that humanism pictures us being. We are born with a fallen nature and are helpless sinners.
That's why I have trouble with temper, a critical spirit, and a self-centered personality. Listening again to St. Paul. He writes, "What a wretched man I am. Who will rescue me from this body of death?" This is the spiritual truth I must face if I want God to help me. It is when we accept the truth about who we are that God's Word brings us great hope. Jesus says, "Never fear the truth. It will always set you free."
No one understood this better than Martin Luther. On this Reformation Sunday, let's take a look at the Reformer's experience when facing the truth.
Martin Luther was a brilliant young law student who was haunted with the question, "How can I appease a Holy God?" Luther faced the truth that he was a helpless sinner. But his answer to the problem was to escape to the monastery in the hope that there would be fewer temptations to sin
there. Instead he experienced Satan's power there as well as on the streets of Eisnarach.
He went to confession frequently, and his confessor suggested that he not take himself so seriously. He continued to search the writings of the Church Fathers in the hope that there the answer could be found. Nothing seemed to help. But then came that blessed day when, in the Word of God, the Holy Spirit opened Luther's eyes, and God revealed the truth, "the righteous shall live by faith" (Romans 1:17). Humans cannot save themselves; but God, in His love and mercy has given His Son, the Lord Jesus, to pay the price for our sins through His sacrificial death and resurrection. It was Christ and Christ alone who set Luther free.
When we meet Jesus, we find out the truth about ourselves, and that truth sets us free. That spiritual freedom transcends all other freedoms. How thankful we should be for our political freedom; but even that great blessing does not compare to spiritual freedom. Hitler took political freedom away from the German people, but thousands in that great nation walked through
the Nazi enslavement as free people in Jesus Christ.
These last weeks have presented us with new fears. Our country has been attacked. Buildings have been destroyed. A biological attack, though
ever so small, is causing us some distress. We are told, and rightly so, to remain calm. But how can we, if our souls are in spiritual captivity?
On this Reformation Sunday, let us not forget our heritage. From the Scriptures we have learned that, through faith in Jesus Christ, our sins are forgiven and we are restored into fellowship with God forever. Trusting in Him we are safe forever more.


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Best Overall: Fender Blues Junior IV at Amazon
"Blues Juniors are a perfect middle ground for someone who likes that vintage Fender sound but doesn't want the price tag."
Runner-Up, Best Overall: Marshall DSL40CR at Guitar Center
"The Marshall DSL40CR is newest iteration of the DSL line and they've put in some pretty amazing modern features to boot."
Best Budget: Monoprice 5W Tube Amp at Amazon
"Monoprice managed to cram a Celestion-licensed speaker inside this budget buy and packs impressive volume for only having two tubes."
Best Tube: Vox Custom AC15C1 at Amazon
"The classic British tube sound of the Vox hearkens back to the sounds of classic Beatles-era tunes."
Best Solid-State/Modeling: Boss Katana KTN-100 at Amazon
"The Boss Katana series is the true follow-up to the critically acclaimed Roland Cube models with 100W of solid-state power."
Best for Jazz: Peavey Classic 30 at Amazon
"The Peavy Classic 30 offers a nice, clean jazz tone for an affordable price."
Best for Metal: Blackstar HT-5R at Guitar Center
"The 12-inch custom-designed Blackbird speaker seriously snarls, thanks in part to the one ECC83 and the one 12BH7 tubes."
Best Acoustic: Fishman Loudbox Mini Charge at Guitar Center
"The Loudbox Mini Charge brings with it some welcome upgrades, including battery-power and separate channels for your guitar and mic."
Ask any serious guitarist what they'd recommend as an entry-level tube amp, and most will tell you to look at Blues Juniors. They're a perfect middle ground for someone who likes that vintage Fender sound (a la the Deluxe Twins or the Vibro-Champs) but doesn't necessarily want the price tag or the volume. The Blues Junior is now on its fourth iteration, and this thing really cooks. It has a 12-inch Celestion A-type speaker powered by three 12AX7 tubes in the preamp slot and two EL84s in the power amp. That gives you a rich, warm tone at 15W of tube power, meaning you can run this thing in a pretty sizeable club or in a studio. The fourth iteration of the line introduces modified circuity to try to bring a bit more of a modern edge to the sound, as well as to mellow out some of the higher-end hiss. The aesthetics have also improved, with your choice of tweed or black along with ivory pointer knobs. It's a great amp that fits a ton of situations for the budget-conscious player.
On the other side of the vintage-brand aisle is Marshall. And you really can't go wrong with this brand, especially if you want that loud, dirty, metal-facing sound (though the cleans aren't bad either). This year, Marshall dropped the newest — and much-anticipated — iteration of the DSL line, and they've put in some pretty amazing modern features. This amp is driven by four 12AX7 tubes in the preamp slot and two EL34 power amp tubes, giving you 40 watts of monster tube tone, which is plenty for most applications. There's a single 12-inch Celestion V-type speaker to handle all that power with the classic Marshall edge, plus a built-in reverb, two separate input channels, and a pretty nice EQ setup. The best part: Marshall has partnered with Softube to give you "Emulated Output," meaning that both the output to the 12-inch speaker and the headphone out are designed to sound like they're pumping it through a 1960 Marshall classic cab.
Monoprice may be known for making consumer-direct A/V cables, but they've also managed to bring an amazing pair of tube amps to the table. A few years back, the company launched a line of guitars and musical instruments at NAMM and, while the guitars themselves have earned middle-of-the-road reviews, the amps are actually really well-received. The smaller of the two, this 5W 1x8 amp, packs impressive volumes and pleasantly warm, crisp sound quality (it's almost creamy). There are only two tubes in this thing — a single 12AX7 as the preamp and a 6V6GT power tube — but Monoprice has somehow also managed to cram a Celestion-licensed speaker inside this budget buy. In terms of style, it's a tweed-looking amp faux-leather touches and only a few controls. But if you can get past the lack of a brand name on this thing, it's a great little studio or bedroom amp for the money.
If we had to pick a brand that shines strictly for historic tube-based glory, Vox is an easy choice. The classic British tube sound (referred to as Valve overseas) hearkens back to the sounds of classic Beatles-era tunes. The AC15C1 brings that into the modern world with an absolutely epic combo amp. It pumps out 15 tube watts at 16 ohms, powered by three 12AX7 preamp tubes and two EL84 power amp tubes. But, while this is a similar makeup to Fender's tube amps, the difference in sound comes from the speaker and circuity — specifically, the G12M Greenback Celestion speaker. This amp also includes a smooth on-board tremolo effect and built-in Spring reverb, making it your go-to club machine as well as a studio standby.
When solid-state amps were first introduced, the hope was that they would revolutionize amp technology into something lighter and easier to transport. But the sterile, less-responsive feel and tone have made them less of a professional amp and more of an option for those looking for features and budget-friendly models. The Boss Katana series is the true follow-up to the critically acclaimed Roland Cube models, and they really are some of the best examples of solid-state amplification from a features standpoint. This thing can push 100W of solid-state power through the 12-inch speaker, but it also has a built-in power attenuation so you can play through a lower wattage circuit for quieter settings. They've also loaded in the Katana's insanely intuitive digital effects section that gives you 55 effects to choose from, and the ability to store fifteen setups and four amp modes. And, based on critic reviews, the effects actually hold their own. Overall, it's a great amp with a great set of built-in effects.
It's easy to overlook brands like Peavey in your search for warm tube tone. But Peavey has been offering amazing, affordable sound for years, and if a nice, clean jazz tone is what you're after, the Classic 30 may be just what you need. The preamp section is bolstered by three 12AX7 tubes and the power amp is made up of four EL84s, giving you warmth and power. There are two channels of EQ settings, clean and boosted volume control, and even built-in reverb. But what really gives this amp great versatility for jazz is the "speaker out" option on the back, which allow you to play through 8 or 16-ohm setups. Allowing ohm adjustment and the ability to extend some headroom by playing through a larger external speaker will allow you to play louder without as much dirt.
When it comes to metal, Blackstar has made a serious name for itself in the past few years. And this 12-inch custom-designed Blackbird speaker seriously snarls, thanks in part to the one ECC83 and the one 12BH7 tubes. While it isn't a ton of power (though you can get higher wattage in this series), you can push it well into overdrive territory without having to crank the volume extremely high. That means this is a great bedroom amp for overdriven sounds. But, there are a few other cool, innovative features like an enhanced tone control, Infinite Shape Features, digital stereo reverb, a unique push-pull design, and even speaker emulators that mimic 1x12 and 4x12 voicing. It offers features found normally in modeling amps alongside the sound and feel of a tube rig.
To be honest, almost any Fishman Loudbox would fit well in the "best acoustic" slot on this list. The Loudbox Mini Charge was just launched in 2018, and it brings with it some welcome upgrades to the brand's already-effective line of acoustic guitar amps. It offers two separate channels, one for your guitar and one for a microphone, so it almost acts like a mini PA. Each channel offers gain, volume, reverb, and EQ (though it's worth noting that the guitar channel has an extra band of EQ capability). There's also a chorus effect on the guitar channel so you can add a little extra color to your tone. But the flagship feature here is that it's battery powered, meaning it can act as a wireless PA if you're busking or playing somewhere remote. And, because it's 60W, it should be powerful enough for many different kinds of situations. Add on the ability to connect your phone to use this as a wireless speaker, and the Fishman Loudbox Mini Charge makes one versatile little amp.


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Unfortunately, prescription painkillers are drugs and as such can be just as damaging in the long term as drinking alcohol or taking illegal substances.
As all baby boomers will know, conditions such as arthritis and osteoporosis have become a hard – and painful – reality for many people in this generation. Struggling to cope with daily pressures such as caring for families, cleaning a house and perhaps even continuing to work full time can exacerbate the tougher symptoms of these conditions, leaving many turning to painkillers in an attempt to achieve a few hours of pain-free bliss.
Unfortunately, though, prescription painkillers are drugs and as such can be just as damaging in the long term as drinking alcohol or taking illegal substances. They can even cause the pain felt by users to heighten, thus making the existing condition worse and creating a vicious, reliant circle. Issues such as addiction and dependency are real risks – yet going without can lead to hours of pain and a resulting drop in productivity.
So the question is how those suffering from conditions which cause pain can reduce their suffering without relying too heavily upon prescription medication? There are a number of lifestyle choices and natural remedies out there – it is simply a case of experimenting and finding a solution which works in each individual case.
Dietary Supplements
Many people scoff at the healing properties of natural ingredients, as modern medicine has created the giant pharmaceutical industry and largely replaced herbal alternatives. However, in recent years, natural remedies have begun to make a comeback with studies demonstrating ways in which ingredients such as ginger can ease everything from migraines to arthritic pain. In fact, for those suffering from arthritis, two of the most effective supplements that can be introduced into the diet are capsaicin and ginger – the former is the ingredient which gives peppers their heat, and can either be ingested or used in an ointment to reduce joint swelling. As both capsaicin and fresh ginger can be a bit of a shock to the system, it is best to start slowly and build up use as frequent ingestion can cause problems within the digestive system.
Lifestyle Changes
The problem with modern life is that people tend to have very full days – this means that working to a tight schedule is often essential in order to complete the day's task list. Unfortunately, this can see health concerns take a back seat, along with everyday factors which could prevent issues from arising in the future. Those with conditions such as osteoporosis, for example, often choose to jump in the car or take the lift when out as a means of saving time, yet this can actually heighten the problems faced in the future. The National Osteoporosis Foundation recommends sufferers engage in two different types of activity to strengthen bones and prevent breakages in the future – weight-bearing and muscle-strengthening exercises. This can involve anything from climbing the stairs to dancing, and even encompasses visiting the gym! Prevention can, in many cases, be entirely achievable in terms of bone weakness and breaks, so fit in a little exercise wherever possible and reduce reliance on painkillers through building a stronger body.
Mood Boosters
One of the greatest issues in the baby boomer generation at present is the alarming presence of mental illnesses such as depression – something which can have a hugely detrimental impact on life. While baby boomers are thought to "have it all", the stresses placed upon this generation can cause low mood and negative feelings to skyrocket, yet this topic remains relatively taboo to discuss. For those who do visit their GP to seek help in coping with depression, the general route tends to be medication in the first instance, yet this can actually prove harmful due to the presence of addictive properties which can make the withdrawal process extremely difficult. Clinical psychologist Dr Steve Ilardi points out that anti-depressant medications only have around a 50 per cent success rate, and instead believes that societal and lifestyle changes are the better route to beating mental illness. Taking fish oil supplements boost omega 3 in the system, allowing for a greater production of serotonin, and getting enough sleep can combat anxiety – both essential in rectifying chemical imbalances within the brain which can lead to clinical depression.
Although baby boomers face a number of struggles, ensuring enough time is made to take care of health is essential in striking a positive balance in life. Rather than risking an addiction to painkillers or anti-depressants, examining natural remedies and lifestyle changes is a good first port of call in creating a healthier, happier situation.
While prescription drugs can cure medical conditions and save lives, they can also cause harm. Defective drugs are known to cause severe adverse effects and death. For more information visit drugdangers.com.
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1. Create a "new post" as a weekly question. Post it every Friday and make it due the following Friday. I have made these weekly post with content questions, creative writing, QR codes, research base questions, real life application, Kid President and inspirational videos, inspirational videos, and the kids favorite… "Mystery Pictures" where the students had to guess what was happening in the picture (surrender at Appomattox Court House, "The Last Meeting" with Lee-Jackson, and etc). Make sure you put the due date/time on your post. Example
2. Teachers are always looking for good computer centers right?!?! Well, create a "new post" as a weekly writing center especially for those 4th and 5th grade students! Find an engaging video from vimeo or youtube, copy the embed code, and paste it into in a new post. Here are some videos I have used in the past to "Set the Hook" with writing. You can also use engaging and resourceful LINKS as a center!
3. What type of classroom management system do you use? Do you reward the students with beads, money, tickets, or use other extrinsic motivation? Well, use that to your advantage with your BLOG because students always want to earn more. Therefore, create a "new page" and call it "Monthly Trivia." Each month post 5-10 questions and if the students answer the questions, they earn their extrinsic motivation. If you really want to get the students involved, post an additional 3-5 trivia questions monthly for the parents to answer. They will LOVE it!!!
4. Create an online study session in the evening by using todaysmeet.com. All you have to do is create a "Study Chat Room" and post a link to this location on your BLOG as a post. I did an online study session at the end of every month from 6:00 – 6:30 PM and the students and parents LOVED it!!! Did all my students use it, not every time; however, it was extremely successful!!!
5. Use Google Forms to get your students and parents on your BLOG! Students LOVE to vote on ANYTHING so create a weekly job for a student to create and embed a weekly Google Form as a "new post" (favorite sports team, favorite special, favorite color, and etc). Furthermore, use Google Forms to engage your students' parents and get their feedback/opinion on "How their Students Learn Best" or "First Semester Feedback." This will provide the teachers with essential and reflective material!!!g
6. Embed PROJECTS created with Web 2.0 tools. If this sounds like spanish, get with your ITRT to do a lesson that can be posted on your BLOG!!! Padlet, Movie Trailers , Mixbook, Animoto, Facebook Book Report, Flipsnack and SOOO much more! Use my instructional videos on my BLOG to learn how to implement online resources to engage, educate, and inspire students.
7. Pictures, Pictures, Pictures!!! Kids and parents LOVE to see pictures so POST them on it's on page. I also suggest using flipsnack or Mixbook to post your pictures because if you post your pictures directly on your blog, you will run out of space QUICKLY!!!
8. What do parents ask the minute their child gets home…. "What's for homework?" "What's going on this week during class?" Therefore, create a homework/newsletter page! You can even embed a Google Excel spreadsheet that can make your homework look SOOOOOO organized! Posting a homework page with your updated homework, Google Calendar, and weekly newsletter will eliminate 90% of parent complaints!!!
9. Adding a FeedBurner to your blog is an awesome way to connect parents to your classroom. FeedBurner allows parents to subscribe to your blog. Parents will get an email update once a day with your new blog posts. Subscribers to your blog can cancel at anytime. Click Here for directions on how to set up your FeedBurner.
10. Another great way to keep your parents connected is making a QR code that links to your blog. All you need is a smart phone with a QR code reader. Making one is simple just go to the website and type in the web address you want to make a QR code for. The image will be generated automatically. Click here to create your own QR code.


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Good news! Our summer schedule is set!
Monday, May 16, String duet from NMSO. Concerts at 1 and 5:30. More info to follow.
June 12, Muddy River String Band. Bluegrass from ABQ. Woman's club will selling food. 5-7, McDonald Park.
July 3, Paul Pino and the Tone Daddies. 5-7, McDonald Park.
July 31, Susan Kolb and Global Chillin' Band, 5-7, McDonald Park.
August 14, Tim Rice and Fred Kinnan, soft jazz, 5-7, McDonald Park.
October 2, noon-4, 2nd annual Carrizozo Cider Festival, 12th Street!
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Do The Comments Really Matter?Social Media
Whether a comment is "good" or not is also a bit subjective. If the story is about something that really gets people's blood up, the definition of "positive" is harder to determine. For example, stories about Fox News reporting falsehoods and gossip frequently make it onto social news sites and the majority of comments are tirades against the network. They rarely say anything, positive or not, about the actual story that's been submitted.
If an initial comment is negative enough, it sometimes ignites a flame war that seems to attract readers to a story. I'm more likely to take a look at the comments when there are a lot of them, and lots of comments usually indicates a disagreement or two. When readers gang up on an early commenter, they tend to vote for the story out of spite, simultaneously voting down their other person's comment. The mental process here appears to be "I disagree with your negative review of this thing, so I'm going to vote it up just because I can."
Cameron talks about the immaturity aspect of some social media contributors, and it is surely immaturity that makes readers decide what they're going to vote for and what they're going to vote down based on the views of other people. His advice is to ask your friends to make a few positive comments on stories you submit or have an interest in. I'd go as far as to say that "baited" comments should probably be even more than positive - they should begin a discussion that other readers will feel compelled to join. I know that I'm more likely to vote for something that I've commented on, instead of just clicking through, looking at the external story and then leaving. I'm also more likely to comment if there's already some interesting discussions taking place.
That said, a story whose first comment is "thus story sucks" is already somewhat disadvantaged. A better comment to see would be, "this story sucks because ____." At least then, despite your story being cursed with a negative thread, readers actually have something to talk about.


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The Beatles - A Day in The Life : April 13, 1964 (Monday)
Sunday, April 12, 1964
Twickenham Film Studios, St. Margaret.s, Twickenham
Shooting in the morning of George's solo sequence in the film, in which he is taken to the marketing boss of a clothing company and mistaken for the model of their new range of what George describes as "grotty" shirts.
George also featured in the the afternoon "bathroom" filming, in which he shaved in front of a mirror while John played submarines in the bath, sang "Rule Britannia" and apparently disappeared down the plug-hole. Paul and Ringo did not attend filming this day - had they done so they would have re-met Roy Orbison, visiting Britain and keen to catch up with the group which had, theoretically, been a support act on his previous British concert tour.


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This chateau has been in our family since 1998 (when we renovated it) and for several years we ran it as a small luxury resort. During that time it has been visited by the Swedish King, used as a hunting base by a group of European nobles and was used as a set on two movies.
Some of the things we personally enjoy are the beautiful lake (full of carp), the quiet surrounding countryside and the beautiful 16th Century chapel in the courtyard.
Some of the additions that we made to the residence include a home cinema, sauna with a dipping pool, billiard room, gym, a light-therapy booth and a hydro-therapy bath. The kitchen is fully equipped to restaurant standards and there is a member of staff who oversees the house and comes around a few times a week.
There are twenty en-suite rooms that sleep thirty nine.
While it could be put down to the cheap Moravian wine that flows freely in the neighbouring towns, some previous guests have reported seeing ghostly apparitions around the castle.
We are a family of six (including a granny) living in Cambridgeshire, England. As it is not our primary residence, the property is available 90% of the time.
We have two dogs and a cat but they won't be joining us on our travels and we will treat your house as our own!
There are plenty of restaurants specializing in traditional Czech fare in the nearby town of Pribram and 15km away there is a brewery and traditional restaurant.
After drinking the local beer and eating the local duck, you can carry on through the medieval town of Pribram which boasts several beautiful churches.
For the more James Bond oriented, there is an indoor shooting range in town.
The chateau itself lies adjoining a forest, lake and fields. There are bike rides available for forest jaunts and fishing can be arranged.
Starosedlsky Hradek is 75km from Prague.
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Heat dangers.
Take special care of your dog in hot summer months, Dogs have inefficient cooling systems compared to humans. The sweat glands are in the tongue and paw pads, the primary method of sweating being the obvious one of panting
If a muzzle or a respiratory blockage interferes with this ability to pant, a dog may overheat quickly. Obese dogs suffer most. Never exercise a dog in the heat of the day and keep his weight under control. Make sure there is plenty of shade and water
Temperatures of more than 104 F., 40 c. can result in rapid panting, bright red gums, tongue and other mucus membranes, vomiting, watery and bloody diarrhoea and staggering. Thick saliva is also a sign of an impending heat stroke. If a dog is not treated immediately it is possible that coma, respiratory collapse and death can result.
If there are signs of heat stroke cool the dog off by submerging it in tepid water before taking it to a vet. Flap a towel to fan the dog and allow gradual cooling.
Cooling a dog that is in shock too fast with cold water can cause further problems, even hypothermia. Certainly do not use ice water for this could result in a narrowing of the arteries to the skin, meaning the dog will retain the heat longer.
Do not leave dogs in cars even with the windows down (and do not allow them to travel with their heads out of the car windows). If you see a dog in an unattended car in hot weather for more than five minutes call the police. Keep water in the boot of the car and out of the sun, dogs do not like warm or hot water.
Hot pavements, tarmac and sand on a beach can burn paws. Jogging with your dog running behind is also unwise as is making your dog run behind a car.
Remember young or small dogs take 10 steps to our one and young dogs need most of their energy for growing.
Don't clip long-haired dogs too short otherwise there is the danger of the skin being sun burnt, their coats are for protection against cold weather and the sun.
It is not natural for dogs that have been bred for cold climates, such as Huskies and Akitas, to be taken to warm climates for then behavioural and health problems will occur.


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Vascular Plants of the Gila Wilderness
Presented in Association with the
Western New Mexico University Department of Natural Sciences
Sphaeralcea coccinea
(Nuttall) Rydberg var. elata (Baker) Kearney
(Scarlet Globemallow)
Family: Malvaceae
Status: Native
Malvastrum elatum
(Baker) A. Nelson
Sphaeralcea coccinea var. elata is an upright perennial with pubescent herbage. The leaf blades are pinnately divided with the lateral divisions of the leaf less than two-thirds the length of the midlobe. The petals are orange-red and 10-20mm long. Sphaeralcea coccinea var. elata can be found in dry roadsides and on dry slopes at lower to middle elevation.
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Sphaeralcea coccinea var. elata, photo Russ Kleinman & Bill Norris, Burro Mtns., WD Ranch Road, Apr. 21, 2007
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Lately, I've been amazed by the contrast between some recent TV spots for the iPhone and the Android. Check these out:
Directed by Sam Mendes, the "Face Time" commercial for iPhone 4 (selling its video chat feature) offers little surprise for me (except for the possible cameo by Matt Damon signing at the end). It shows this device as enhancing relationships, between lovers, families, generations -- even between people who can't talk.
In typical Apple fashion, the spot is meant to make technology seem friendly. Human. And as familiar as our past. It's even scored to a nostalgic tune Louis Armstrong first recorded in the late 20s (don't know the date of the version in the spot).
Fittingly, I've read that this tune was a favorite in the Great Depression, as a sort of morale-boosting, cheer-up song. (Though the wish-you-were-here look the woman at the end shares with the guy in the army pants also made me think of the WWII era).
The spots for the Droid phones are another story altogether. The first, shot in a cold, grayish-blue light, reminds me as much of a science fiction dystopia as it does an office setting. Rather than promising to warm your heart, this phone makes you "an instrument of efficiency" -- perhaps like a BMW. The second Droid spot reminds me of that scene in Alien, where the creature first attacks and invades a crew member's body.
And the Droid machine assumes control over the humans (rather than vice versa), transforming them into parts of itself. When the Borg did something similar in Star Trek, it was supposed to be frightening. Here it's celebrated.
Yet, alienating or not, these spots certainly haven't hurt sales. During the first and second quarter of 2010, the Droid sold more smart phones than Apple. Though many chalk up the phone's ascendance to the fact that the iPhone is saddled with AT&T as its carrier, it would appear, for now at least, that resistance to the Droid is futile.
Cyborgs vs. Regular Folks
What's interesting from a cultural aspect about these commercials is that they seem inspired by two views about our relation to technology. Apple is a great example of technological humanism -- the machine as a cuddly friend, that enhances the joy of warm feelings.
Droid, on the other hand, celebrates its otherness. It is we who adapt to, and are are transformed by, its power. This view is often characterized by the term "transhumanism." Here his how Daniel Pinchbeck, one of the trend's critics, describes it:
"The transhumanists believe our biological limits should be overcome through mechanical means. We are too dense, too cumbersome in our inherited meatsuits, trapped in what John Smart calls 'slowspace.' Immersed in virtual realities or fused with artificial intelligence agents -- or some other technological genie -- we will attain a speedier, snazzier state of being." (p. 104)
Are We All Cyborgs Now?
But what sorts of benefits might be hoped for by those who are bullish on the mating of person with machine? Way back in the early 90s, Donna Haraway wrote in her prophetic "Cyborg Manifesto" that we were all already "fabricated hybrids of machine and organism; in short we are cyborgs."
Such a new state of being, brought on by our increasingly deeper relationship with technology, she theorized, could make us at home with "permanently partial identities and contradictory standpoints." "For us," she wrote, "machines can be prosthetic devices, intimate components, friendly selves."
This brings to mind transformations in everyday speech I've witnessed. It used to be when you said someone "was nothing but a robot", you meant the person was unimaginative, stiff and conformist.
Now when you say, perhaps in a work context, "the guy's a machine", it's high praise. It's a way of indicating speed, productivity, determination -- and grace under pressure.
All of which reminds me of a story the poet Elaine Equi told me about shopping for vitamins in a health food store at the very beginning of the 90s. Suddenly it seemed nearly all the supplements had become "super" or "mega" formulas with dosages many times over the minimum daily requirement. "Who would want these?" she asked.
"Oh," a salesperson replied, "those are vitamins for the 90s. You're going to need them."
From steroids in sports to plastic surgery in movie stars, a constant source of debate and scandal has been the obsession with self-enhancement to achieve that competitive edge. In this light, even the most extreme technophilia is no mystery. Machines and other add-ons are loved for the extra power they promise.
So maybe the Droid spots reinforce something many already feel. That today, it may not be enough to be just human anymore.


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Imagine a boardroom guided more by data than debate. Meltwater's executive of the Americas discusses how the right tools will enable forward-thinking business leaders to take advantage of publicly accessible data to make decisions based on real-time market conditions.
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Let's Face Our Worst Fears
"But I will never stop loving him nor fail to keep my promise to him." (Psalm 89:33)
What's Your Worst Fear?
What's your worst fear? If you're like me, it's not spiders, public speaking, or heights. It's much deeper than that. To see if am normal, I googled to find the top human fears, and I found I wasn't alone. Let's see if you identify with them too.
Top 10 Human Fears
Here they are: Losing your freedom; the unknown; pain; disappointment; misery; loneliness; ridicule; rejection; death; and failure. Wow, that about sums it up, doesn't it? I can identify with so many of those. How about you? Actually, what's "funny" is that some on that list are worse to me than death. Lifelong failure, for one, is something I would rather die than face. But really, beneath that fear of failure is the fear of not being loved; since to me, the point of success is to get people to love and value me. Growing up, I thought that my worth came from succeeding, so I always tried so hard to do everything right. But then, I went through a time where I purposefully tried to fail at everything (and did a pretty good job), because I wanted to see if people would still love me if I failed.
Jesus Brings You Unfailing Love
I would guess you're not too unlike me. Maybe for you, it's not failure; it's something else. But the root of it is that you want love. That's the way God created you. There's a verse in the Bible that says: "What a man desires is unfailing love." (Proverbs 19:22) Unfailing love: The kind of love that doesn't quit when you fail or something unexpected happens. It doesn't quit when someone ridicules you or you let someone down and mess up. God's love never fails. In fact, here's an extensive list of all the things that cannot conquer God's love for you:
"I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God's love which Christ Jesus our Lord shows us. We can't be separated by death or life, by angels or rulers, by anything in the present or anything in the future, by forces or powers in the world above or in the world below, or by anything else in creation." (Romans 8:38-39)
God's Love Insurance Policy
That is a Love Insurance Coverage Policy that covers everything. It covers divorce, depression, failure, heartache, financial difficulty, not knowing what to do, ignorance, disease, loneliness, and the list goes on. There is nothing that God would take His love away from you for. In fact, that's why He gave His only Son to die for you: Love. Jesus said, "For God so loved the world, He gave His only Son, so that whoever believes in Him would not die but have eternal life." (John 3:16) If God was willing to sacrifice His only Son, don't you think He would go to the depths and the heights to keep His love over you, once He has paid so much for your life?
The Cure To Fear
I know that you're probably dealing with a lot of fears. I am too. Fear of failure; fear of loneliness; fear of ridicule; the list goes on. But Jesus wants to conquer our fears with His love. 1 John 4:18 says, "There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear." God has that perfect love to drive out your fear. Imagine that your house is filled with little flies, buzzing all around you, bothering you. That's what your fears feel like in your head, don't they? God wants to drive them out by the wind of His love. You just need to open the windows in your mind, especially when you're feeling the buzzing, and just pray, "Holy Spirit, let the wind of Your unfailing love come and drive out all of my little (and big) fears." When you face loneliness, for example, buzzing around in your head, saying "You'll always be alone! No one will ever love you!", you can pray, "Holy Spirit, fill me with Your love" and then just say, "God LOVES me. No matter what. I will always have His unconditional, never-failing love."
Open Up the Windows
If you have been dealing with a whole lot of fear-buzzing in your head (and I know what that's like), I want you to take a moment right now and ask the Holy Spirit to open up the windows in your heart and mind and let His overwhelming love fill your inner house and drive our the fear. Remember, God says, "Perfect love drives out fear." So whenever you're facing fears this week (or ever), draw upon God's great love insurance policy for you. It never fails, and nothing can conquer it. And as you let His consuming love in your house, your fears will begin to weaken and weaken until they no longer have a hold on you. That is my prayer for me and you: that God's love would cast out all of our fears, in Jesus' name. Take that moment right now and confess your fears to God and ask Him to take control of each one and soothe you with His amazing, healing love. Today can be the start of His love taking control of your fears.
I love you.
Have an excellent week.


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Fundamentals of Transportation/Route Choice/Additional Problems
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- How does average cost differ from marginal cost?
- How do System Optimal and User Equilibrium travel time differ?
- Why do we want people to behave in an SO way?
- How can you get people to behave in an SO way?
- Who was John Glen Wardrop?
- What are Wardrop's Two Principles?
- What does conservation of flow require in route assignment?
- Can Variable Message Signs be used to encourage System Optimal behavior?
- What is freeflow travel time?
- If a problem has more than two routes, where does the extra equation come from?
- How can you determine if a route is unused?
- What is the difference between capacity and flow
- Draw a typical volume-delay function for a deterministic, static user equilibrium assignment.
- Can Q be negative?
- What is route assignment?
- Is it important that the output travel times from route choice be consistent with the input travel times for destination choice and mode choice? Why?


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Mugabe: Beginning of the end
The will of the suffering masses versus the gritty determination of Robert Mugabe to stay in power — that, in a nutshell, is the contest taking place across Zimbabwe this weekend. This time the people's yearning for freedom appears greater than any force, including Mugabe's desperation. It must be so. Change is in the air….


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Lately I've been reading up on bowden style extruders and for the longest time I was against it, until now. The facts are there, and the proof is in the prints. Bowden style extruding offer's many benefits to a 3D printer, the biggest one being(from what I can see) that your no longer lugging around a Nema 17 on your X axis carriage, which reduces a number of negatives that will show in your print. So to make a long story short, I think bowden extruding will become a standard in 3d printing because of the enormous benefits it offers and from here on out, I will be offering bowden kits here at Mobious Robotics LLC. which will be sold individually or with the sE1X kits.
Special thank you to s0up for all your help!
Airtripper Bowden Extruder printed parts: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:126778
Bowden PTFE tubing(1.8 ID) and PTC(press to connect) inserts from Tridprinting: http://www.tridprinting.com/Hot-Ends/#3D-Printer-Push-Fit-Fitting (PTFE tubing right below PTCs)
**NOTE** For the Airtripper extruder linked above, youll want the 1/8″ Thread 10 mm Width Across Flats Connection Thread R 1/8 PTCs.**NOTE**
Now for the printer pron:
Now go get your bowden setup and start printing like a pro!
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iPhone App Creates Music from Stars and Galaxies (Video)
We have many apps that create music based on nature sounds from here on earth, but not many (really none that I've heard of) that can create music based on the other stars in our galaxy. But that's just what AstroCantus accomplishes.
This iTunes app turns the formation of stars, planets and galaxies into music. Each object has a music value, and as our planet and other objects move through space, a song is created.Discovery News writes, "AstroCantus generates music by drawing upon vast astronomical databases of more than 120,000 celestial objects."
Other than being just plain cool, AstroCantus notes the different ways the app can be used:
• Astronomy Lovers – Hear the aural patterns in the celestial objects you know and love. What could be more beautiful at star parties but hearing the sky as you observe?
• Songwriters and Musicians – Listen to infinite random patterns of the universe and create scores, songs, and symphonies.
• Educators and Parents – An entirely new tool for experientially learning astronomy
• Visually impaired – Hear stars and galaxies and know what is in the sky above us in real time
• For relaxation and spiritual healing – Imagine listening to and connecting to the universe as it plays its own sonata to you.
It certainly is an incredible way to contemplate that we're on "Spaceship Earth" and one little nugget in a much, much larger universe. And here is how it works:
iPhone App Creates Music from Stars and Galaxies (Video)
AstroCantus is the perfect app for star-gazers and music lovers.


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Praia do Forte + Lunch (8 hours)
Located in Bahia's coast, 80 km from Salvador, Praia do Forte is a natural refuge and an important site to the country's ecosystem for having consistent environmental projects. In a lovely village with streets paved by sand and colorful houses, there are beautiful landscapes of beaches with white sand, coconut trees, reefs and crystal water, surrounded by a preserved rainforest full of biodiversity. Besides having colorful fishes in its clear waters and many other animal species along the forests, there are also environmental projects of sea turtles and whales, both threatened of extinction.
This tour first stops in Guarajuba Beach, so guests can relax, practice water sports and swim in its warm waters with natural pools. This beach has a colorful combination of coconut trees, white sands, blue sea and rustic beach huts on the shore, where are served delicious seafood snacks. After that, the tour continues to the lovely village of Praia do Forte for a great moment in that amazing refuge, where guests can have lunch, enjoy the sun and the natural beauty that makes this place wonderful.


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Skillful Level 3 Reading & Writing Teacher's Book & Digibook PackDorothy E. Zemach (author)
Mixed media product 96 Pages / Published: 09/05/2013
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Every student needs top class reading, writing, listening and speaking skills to succeed at an academic level. Skillful focuses on each of these skills to give presentation, instant practice and complete immersion in that area of language. It offers students the opportunity to develop language skills by presenting them with ideas from today's world, while building critical thinking skills that are vital for academic success. The course takes a skills-based approach with each unit distinguishing between and global and close skills. The nature of each unit encourages students to think about the world around them, creating exciting and engaging learning material. The skills boxes that appear throughout the books signal the topic focus to the teacher, while providing the students with relevant tips, words and phrases. The study skills focus develops this further, providing students with practical guidance and support, and building confidence for independent learning throughout their university career. Key features: a comprehensive digital component including a page-faithful Digibook and Skillful practice area with interactive activities and video material. each unit provides opportunities to engage critically with issues by the texts and to consider concepts beyond the superficial meaning to develop skills such as evaluating and synthesising information systematic development of practical study skills through realistic case studies and material from Stella Cottrell, author of the bestselling title The Study Skills Handbook flexible approach, using each product as distinct individuals or together to create an integrated package of Skillful Listening & Speaking and Reading & Writing Student's Books
Publisher: Macmillan Education
Number of pages: 96
Weight: 289 g
Dimensions: 280 x 217 x 7 mm
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Recently I thought, how will it feel to leave Australia? This isn't the first time that I have reflected on the idea of going home, but I realized that in the past, I had always been focused on the returning rather than the leaving. I would think about seeing my family and friends who I haven't been able to see for a couple of months and I would feel excited about the new stories they would have or the stories that I have to tell them. But it wasn't until recently that I realized that returning home means leaving Australia. I heard stories before leaving the States about students who have tried to extend their stay in whatever country they had been studying in, and I had even heard a couple of stories in which students decided to transfer schools to complete their studies in this other country. I knew that wouldn't be me, there's too much back home that I would miss if I stayed but I also can appreciate the feelings of those other study abroad students a bit better now.
Upon first arriving to Australia I fell into the classic wanderlust of experiencing a new country for the first time where everything seemed new and exotic and interesting. This feeling was particularly strong during orientation when I was going on excursions and didn't need to worry about food or classes or planning. But when I arrived in Sydney life did become more difficult. Suddenly I needed to cook and clean for myself, and although I can make mac & cheese with the best of them, my experience in both cooking and cleaning have been limited up until this point. I also had no sense of direction, I felt as though I was getting lost everywhere I went, and I felt far away from the city where most of the people in my program who attended different schools lived. There would be times where I felt a bit guilty writing blog posts or posting pictures on Instagram or Facebook because for every day that was filled with adventure and traveling, there were four or five other days which consisted of mostly cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, schoolwork and other mundane activities not typically associated with studying abroad.
This seems likely to be the second stage of traveling to a new country, when suddenly the new country doesn't seem so perfect or amazing as it was when you first arrived but this felt different from the culture shock I was expecting. Typically when I thought of culture shock I actually projected my stereotypes instead of realizing that the shock arises from what's unexpected. I thought the culture shock that I would deal with would mostly consist of trying to understand the slang or eating more seafood as I lived near the ocean but that isn't what my life in Australia has been like at all. Instead, the shock was spurred by the fact that a good deal of what I imagined Sydney to be like wasn't true. The strangest part about living in Australia I think has been that where I live now isn't radically different from back home, but it's just different enough so that I would notice these differences consistently. The food is in many ways similar to the States, but the brands are different, there are far fewer item options, and at times items that I am used to aren't available such as breakfast sausage, biscuits, or Cool Ranch Doritos. I also perceived Australians as small differentiations of Steve Irwin or the surfer archetype but of course that isn't true either. Occasionally I'll come across an Aussie who may be similar to either of those descriptions but in the big city of Sydney, many Aussies don't act like either of those stereotypes. I suppose that would be comparable to expecting to see people who look like the guys in the TV show Duck Dynasty while walking around New York City, it's simply a different culture in the city. But these differences certainly haven't been bad, in fact I feel as though I have learned a lot as a result of this shattering of my expectations.
While these changes at first felt strange and uncomfortable, slowly the differences started to feel natural. I know the names of different train stops and know certain areas of the city fairly well, I know how to use the bus and how to get off at the right stop properly, and even looking the correct directions when crossing the street has become second nature. Perhaps some of the most rewarding times are when I have been asked for help by Aussies themselves. When I returned to Sydney from New Zealand, I was getting on the train to go back home and an Aussie couple asked me how to get train tickets and how to get on the right train to get where they needed to go. It felt amazing to know the answer to their question and be able to help them out, suddenly Sydney was starting to feel more like home.
The feelings of missing Australia became even more pronounced when I remembered some of the problems that I will be returning to in the States. While studying abroad I've felt very, very far away from a variety of socio-political problems that the US faces and it is honestly difficult to think that I will be returning to these problems. This isn't to say that Australia is without its own set of socio-political problems, while I have been studying there the Prime Minister changed for goodness sake, but by studying on exchange I didn't feel the weight of those problems the way I sometimes do back home. I found it particularly funny when I would come across an Aussie student in one of my classes who would bash Australian politics or say that Australia had all sorts of problems because I personally didn't see these problems nearly as much. I suppose that when you grow up in a country, you're privy to all of the issues or concerns that country may have. Meanwhile when you travel to a new country for a short period of time, you tend to be blissfully ignorant for at least a little while.
So when I thought about what it will mean to leave Sydney, I considered all of this. I thought of how scared and out of place I felt when I first arrived, how awestruck I was by some of the differences such as the Opera House or kangaroos, and how much Sydney has started to feel a bit like home. It's sad to think that I'm going to leave this place. I realized that at some point of studying abroad there's a transition from being a tourist to being something else. I'm certainly not a native and there is plenty about Sydney that I don't know, but I also feel as though I have played a role as an active member of Sydney rather than somebody who has just passed through the city. A popular caption on posts by bloggers is something along the lines of "this city will always have a piece of my heart," and while that phrase is a bit of a cliché and it makes me roll my eyes, it's a cliché because it speaks of a truth. I know that when I return home, I'll be different. Not in any major dramatic way, but I have been influenced by living in a new city, a new culture, and a new country on the other end of the world. But I also would like to think that I changed Sydney a bit as well, once again not in any major way whatsoever, but to the friends I have made and classmates that I talked with, I have been able to share who I am with others as well.
It will be strange leaving Australia, particularly because I feel as though I have grown so much while I have been here but the end of my time is coming soon. I will leave knowing that I made the most of my time academically, socially, and adventurously but I will also know that there is so much of this country that I didn't see and experience. I have also been reminded of just how much of the US I haven't seen or experienced yet either, and I intend to see more of my home country when I return as well. This is such a big, beautiful, amazing world. And I cannot express how grateful I am that God has allowed me to experience this part of it.


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Stephens Beats Robson in Italy; UC-Santa Cruz and Williams are D-III Champions
Before matches start this morning in College Station, I wanted to note yesterday's results in the ITF Junior Grade A in Milan, where Sloane Stephens and Christina McHale will meet for a spot in the final. The unseeded Stephens cruised past No. 1 seed Laura Robson on Friday, defeating the 2008 Wimbledon Junior Champion 6-4, 6-0. McHale, seeded 15th, beat Camila Silva of Chile, the sixth seed 6-1 6-4 to set up a rematch of last year's Orange Bowl semifinal, which McHale won 5-7, 6-1, 7-5. McHale is actually the only seed remaining, with the other semifinal featuring Aleksandra Krunic of Serbia and Ksenia Kirillova of Russia. The ITF junior website's rather awkward (translated?) story can be found here.
Thursday's Division III Championships went to UC-Santa Cruz and Williams, two programs that are no strangers to national titles. Santa Cruz, the 2007 champions, did it again this year, blanking Amherst 5-0 in the final. The women's title went to Williams for the second straight year, and it was also at the expense of Amherst, who fell 5-2 in the championship match.


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