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Aurora magic fest conjures up wizarding fun
There's a certain world-renowned wizard who probably had a hand -- or a wand -- in starting what organizers hope will be an annual tradition in Aurora: the Downtown Aurora Magic Festival.
The festival's second incarnation will materialize Saturday, June 9, in the city's Water Street Mall. But unlike last year's debut festival, it will no longer carry the name of the well-known doer of magic conjured up by author J.K. Rowling.
"Warner Bros. cracked down on all the festivals this year," said organizer Kate Purl, who is leading festival preparations in cooperation with Aurora Downtown, a nonprofit organization that promotes business development within a special taxing district.
The company issued guidelines last year, she said, and under more stringent rules this year, the wizard-in-question's name may not be used.
Last year's magic festival was a runaway success, Purl said.
"We planned it for 1,500" attendees, she said. "We ended up with about 5,000."
The event will include a costume contest, a scavenger hunt, a live owl show, vendors selling themed goods and classes aimed at teaching fledgling wizards and witches how to "concoct potions, perform alchemy and tend to the growth of magical plants," Purl said.
Downtown businesses will participate with their own magic-themed events all weekend, she said.
There is one nod to the wizard with the lightning bolt-shaped scar on his forehead.
"Warner Bros. gave us permission to do one Harry Potter thing," Purl said.
And so the event will present a Quidditch match in a city parking lot.
"It's like soccer on broomsticks," she said. "Last year we designed broomsticks made out of foam so when you whack into each other it doesn't hurt."
All of the events will take place within a three-square-block area in Aurora's downtown.
The Downtown Aurora Magic Festival raises money for five nonprofit groups: Mutual Ground, a domestic violence shelter; the Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry; the Simply Destinee suicide prevention group; the Aurora Children's Dental Service, which provides free dental care; and Rover Rescue, an animal rescue group.
Both children and adults enthusiastically embrace the event, Purl said.
"We attract two groups: families with kids ages 8 to 12 and people ages 25 to 40. We're trying to offer stuff that will appeal to visitors of all ages."
If you goWhat: Downtown Aurora Magic Festival
When: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 9
Where: Water Street Mall, 13 Water St., Aurora
Admission: $15 per person for ages 5 and older; proceeds support five Aurora-area nonprofit groups
Info: downtownauroramagic.org


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46 Mariposa Ave, San Anselmo, CA, 94960
Community InformationBello Gardens is an assisted living facility in San Anselmo, CA. Bello Gardens offers activities at their location for residents. These activities generally allow residents to maintain healthy lifestyles by encouraging movement and socializing with their peers.
Being able to chat with other residents becomes an important part of many peoples' lives and Bello Gardens offers common spaces indoors to support that need. The benefit of living in an assisted living community is that making meals can be costly and time consuming process so Bello Gardens provides meals for residents.
Staff is awake and available 24 hours a day so if any emergencies occur no matter the time, there will be someone ready to help. If a resident needs assistance moving from a bed to a wheelchair, this facility has staff who can help.
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- Two story building, converted from the Catholic nun's housing
- Charming and homey
- Patio in backyard
- In a very upscale neigborhood, beautiful tree lined streets with pretty housing surrounding the home
The minimum age that a resident may be is 55 years old.
Staffing24-Hour Awake StaffVisiting Podiatrist
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Additional ServicesDiabetic Care
Diabetic residents must be able to manage their own care, including blood sugar tests and insulin injections.
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This community employs technology to prevent residents from wandering and becoming lost, for example bracelets that will ring an alarm if the resident leaves the community.
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Incontinent residents must be able to manage incontinence themselves. This staff at this community can remind incontinent residents to use the restroom. This community can care for residents with bowel incontinence. This community can care for residents with bladder incontinence.
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As the demand for temp workers continues to grow, temporary employees are playing an important role in many companies. Currently temp workers possess a myriad of job skills including those with the skill sets of accountants, financial officers, assembly-line workers, nurses, doctors, scientists, lawyers and information technology (IT) professionals, to name a few.
Staffing agencies can quickly provide many different businesses with qualified staff, but require staff insurance to deal with a slew of business and employee-related issues and concerns. The upside to temp staff workers is that they enable those companies to quickly hire individuals that can adjust more easily and quickly to workload fluctuations.
Some common reasons companies hire temps are because of employee absences due to illness, vacation, maternity or disability leave, as well as sudden departure, or unexpected or temporary demands (special projects, seasonal or peak periods, employee shortages, etc.).
Maintaining flexibility through the hiring of temp workers
Employers need to stay current with the needs of today's work force and are able to accomplish this with flexible work arrangements. Temporary work is just one way that businesses can offer flexibility while at the same time putting themselves in a position to better meet their own needs.
Nowadays in many businesses the employment pool includes a mix of temporary and full-time employees. The result can be a more efficient workplace and a more flexible job market, offering greater opportunities for both employers and employees. Additionally, improving productivity enhances a company's bottom line and employee job security.
Staffing companies understand their role: they allow a business to employ a temp for a designated short term or, if desired, eventually offering the worker a full-time position when it suits their business needs. Some businesses employ temporary workers as an excellent and cost-efficient way to recruit and test the abilities of new workers before signing them on full-time.
Other companies will repeatedly use the services of a temp worker who has proven to be a company asset. Hiring a temp can also be a good way to continue getting work done while they search for the perfect candidate for a particular job position.
Temp employees are now employed in virtually every industry. Today, temporary workers increasingly include highly skilled individuals equipped with a wide range of educational backgrounds and work experience. With this expansion came added risks and exposures that have ultimately affected the staffing agency, hence their need to have adequate staff insurance for their own concerns.


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My parents taught me at a very young age that you have to work for what you want in life, it isn't just handed to you.
I've watched other people go through life with no problems, and good things just naturally happened to them. Why them? Why do I have to work my tail off to get what I want, while they do absolutely nothing and still get what they want?
My dad once tried to explain his philosophy to me, that those people who get things handed to them aren't learning anything and we should feel sorry for them. But it was tough for a 10-year old to understand this, but I think he was trying to prepare me for the "real world," and that life wasn't easy.
I began delivering the Penny Saver every week when I was 11 and made $13 a month. Not a lot, but it gave me some spending money.
I graduated to taking over my brother's Cedar Rapids Gazette route when I was 13, and while it was pretty hard work, it didn't pay much either. But I liked the fact that I was doing something to be proud of; I was bringing people their newspaper, something I know they relied on. I didn't realize it at the time, but I was developing a work ethic that would follow me the rest of my life.
I was eager to start a real job and applied for a cashier position at McDonald's when I was 15, telling them that I was 16. (It was before they required proof of age to begin employment) I planned on getting a work permit, but the hassle of the entire process took forever, and by the time I got it, I had already turned 16.
I started working at Bishop's Buffet in downtown Cedar Rapids soon after I quit McDonald's, and became pie girl-silverware roller-tray carrier. I made enough money to buy my first car, a 1972 Mercury Marquis. It was a boat and ate gas like crazy, but it was mine.
My father was right. When we're handed things in life, we tend to take them for granted. When we work for it, we own it, we can say it is our ours. We can say, "I did that." While all my friend's parents bought their cars for them, I could say that I did it myself.
Most things in life are not easy, but the rewards greatly outweigh the struggles. And if you love what you do, it doesn't seem like work.
Week 12 of starting a newspaper finds me in a very good position. I have four months until I am done with classes and six months before I put my first issue out, and I am still right on schedule. Pretty amazing for something that started with the dream of a little girl and an old manual typewriter.
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Very good service by our assigned VIP Concierge Caesare Fernando both prior to our arrival and during our stay. Westgate, as the new owners of the former LV Hilton realize they have some distance to go in updating the facility. Overall it was a good stay despite some noisy neighbors. Updates needed in carpets and furnishings but comfortable room. As Westgate owners for nearly 10 years, we have come to expect excellence and top notch facilities. Keep working on it and improvements will be appreciated.
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Event will celebrate Bob Dole's 90th birthday
LAWRENCE — The Robert J. Dole Institute at the University of Kansas will host a celebration in honor of former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole's 90th birthday. The public can stop by between noon to 4:30 p.m. Monday, July 22, for cake, signing a birthday card and family-friendly activities. The event is free.
"Senator Dole's legacy truly inspires everything we do. We are honored to share this milestone of the senator's with our own 10th anniversary," said Dole Institute Director Bill Lacy. "It's a great time to throw a bash for both that everyone can attend."
The Dole Institute is also partnering with the Lawrence Public Library for the event and is hosting Story Time at 2:30 p.m. at the Dole Institute's Simons Media Room. The Story Time library team will share stories and a Dole-related activity. Other family-friendly activities include political button-making, gallery scavenger hunts and a putt-putt golf hole.
For more information on this or any Dole Institute programs, visit www.doleinstitute.org or call 785-864-4900. The Dole Institute of Politics is dedicated to promoting public service, civic engagement and politics. It is located on KU's west campus next to the Lied Center.
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For the fifteen years I have been in Kakuma Refugee Camp in North Western Kenya, I was a student and I eventually became a teacher. During this period, I had a blend of many rewarding as well as challenging experiences about life as a student and as a teacher in a refugee camp. Many people have asked me questions such as "what do you think about teaching here and teaching in Kenya" and I usually don't know where to begin. Perhaps you will get the answer to these questions when you read this blog. Continue reading Teaching in refugee camps: A Challenging or a Rewarding Experience? – Yueu Magot Majok
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So students aren't studying? — Michael K. Potter (University of Windsor)
Recently, an article from the Boston Globe, "What Happened to Studying?" made the rounds, provoking sighs, laments and self-satisfied claims that the kids just aren't as dedicated as they used to be. We all know the drill. According to the article, two researchers in California found that the number of hours students spend studying has been on the decline for fifty years – from 24 hours a week in 1961 to 14 hours a week now. Continue reading So students aren't studying? — Michael K. Potter (University of Windsor)
Things I wish I had known my first year teaching – Veronica Brown
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What I've Learned by Working with an Award-winning Teacher – Afsaneh Nabifar
The teaching practicum for UW's Certificate in University Teaching (CUT) helped me enhance several of my teaching skills. Through this course, I got the chance to practice lecturing, receive feedback on my teaching skills, and become more self-aware and critically reflective of my teaching style. However, what made my experience special was the opportunity to work with a faculty member who is an award-winning teacher. Professor Alex Penlidis was my observer and mentor Continue reading What I've Learned by Working with an Award-winning Teacher – Afsaneh Nabifar
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Fernando Montano and Friends - Dance for the Sea
Date posted: 30 May 2019
Latin American dance star and Royal Ballet soloist Fernando Montano is delighted to announce that he will be staging his 2019 charity event 'Fernando Montano and Friends – Dance for the Sea' on the evening of Thursday July 18th 2019 in the stunning Susie Sainsbury Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
As well as featuring world class ballet, opera and classical music the focus will be on the issue of plastic in the ocean and the damage it is doing in so many different areas.
The Marine Conservation Society will be Fernando's partner charity for the event and the headline sponsor is Rakuten, a global leader in internet services.
TV presenter Sian Lloyd will host the evening and Fernando will choreograph and perform a number of dances throughout the show as well as being interviewed on stage about his passion for the subject and why he created Dance for the Sea.
He'll be joined by the wonderful Lithuanian mezzo soprano Justina Gringyte who will soon be reprising her role as Carmen in the English National Opera's production at the London Coliseum.
Acclaimed Latvian concert pianist Reinis Zarins will accompany them, and other performers will include the outstanding same-gender ballroom dance champions Axel Zischka and Thorsten Dreyer.
Having just returned from several months performing around the world and spending time with his family in Colombia whilst on a sabbatical from The Royal Ballet, Fernando is looking forward to the show.
'It is such an incredible venue and a great cause and I am very excited about having the opportunity to perform with Justina and Reinis and my other friends as we help bring further attention to the problems that are caused by plastic and the devastating impact they have on wildlife. I am especially grateful to our partners Rakuten and Ocean Outdoor and I hope the evening will raise a lot of awareness and funds for the incredible and essential work that is carried out by the Marine Conservation Society."
Sandy Luk, Chief Executive of the Marine Conservation Society said:
"Fernando's performance with plastic brings pollution and ballet together in a truly inspiring and innovative way. Using the art of ballet to show the destructive impacts of plastic litter is a juxtaposition that many would never have considered. We're thrilled to be Fernando's charity partner for this unique show"
Tickets are priced at £48 and £55 and a limited number of £50 VIP passes are available for the Marine Conservation Society's exclusive post show VIP reception in the Angela Burgess Recital Hall where they will be joined after the performance by Fernando and the cast.
There will also be an exhibition in the reception of the ten 'Dance for the Sea' underwater photos of Fernando that he commissioned from photographer Robin Conway as part of the wider campaign against the plastic that is polluting the world's oceans.
Tickets are available from the box office at www.ram.ac.uk
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Fernando Montano
Regarded by many as the leading Latin American male dancer Fernando is a soloist at Covent Garden who made his debut in a principal role in 2015 having been the first Colombian to join the Royal Ballet when arrived in London in 2006.
It almost didn't happen as the CD player broke when he began his audition for the Royal Ballet and he had to perform in complete silence.
The astonishing story of his difficult and extraordinary rise from a very deprived background in Colombia via Havana and Milan to London led to him being described by the BBC in 2013 as 'the real Billy Elliot'
His autobiography has just been published in Spanish by Penguin Random House and is already a best seller in Colombia and the English version will follow later this year. A feature film about his life is being made by one of the world's biggest studios and details will be announced very soon.
As well as performing around the world with the Royal Ballet, Fernando creates many of his own projects and has also been asked to do numerous special performances.
In 2016 he danced at the opening ceremony of the Futsal World Cup and two years before that, at the invitation of President Juan Santos, he made a brief visit to Colombia where he performed 'The Dying Swan' at the Presidential Palace for the President, HRH Prince Charles and HRH Duchess of Cornwall during their State visit.
In 2016 Fernando spent three months as a judge on Colombia's debut series of 'Dancing with the Stars' and he was the subject of a BBC World documentary 'Dancing for Peace'. He is now a British citizen.
Dance for the Sea
Fernando decided to create his new project, Dance for the Sea, as he was so horrified by the impact of plastic in the oceans. He is especially passionate about the subject as he was born and brought up in the Colombian coastal town of Buenaventura and has seen the problem first hand.
He asked his friend Mario Mise to help design and create some special costumes and then swam in a pool whilst surrounded by plastic detritus. Specialist underwater photographer Robin Conway was commissioned to take the photos that will be shown for the first time on LED screens around the UK on World Oceans Day, 8 June, by Fernando's digital media partner Ocean Outdoor. In addition, 100 limited edition prints have been donated to the Marine Conservation Society.
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Bhubaneswar: Xavier University Bhubaneswar (XUB) is all set to host the first edition of the Xavier Meet – a sports meet organized especially for the Jesuit family from January 18-20, 2019.
During the three-day sports extravaganza, XUB plans to conduct many events, including cricket, football, chess, volley ball, badminton, basketball, pool, PUBG tournament, foosball, throwball, carrom, table tennis, tennis, poker night and an amazing comedy night.
The maiden edition of the sports extravaganza will see the top Jesuit B- Schools participate. Through the event, XUB wishes to bring together the various Jesuit institutes and to provide the students an opportunity to experience a sense of community.
The event will also provide a platform to the young community across B-schools to explore their talents in various games and sports.


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Air conditioners are a great way to keep anyone cool and composed especially when the weather is hot. They come in different shapes and sizes such as split type and window type. There are some folks who resort to a complete solution, opting for centralized air conditioning. However, this requires a large investment that may also burden a person's electric bill each month.
Hence, the logical solution is to choose between a split-type and window-type air conditioning system. Of the two, the window-type air conditioner is the one that costs less. They are pretty easy to install either in a standard home window or through a wall and something that is best used in rooms.
Things to factor in before buying a window type air conditioner
One thing that highlights most brands is the price of an air conditioning unit. The suggested retail price is normally dictated by the horsepower and some of the ACU's features (i.e. energy efficiency, heat modes, programmable timer and digital control boards).
Aside from the features and power, branding also plays a role in dictating the price. The long-standing and popular ones are expected to be priced heftier since they are already tested. Folks who want to make sure can opt for that or consider some savings with other up and rising brands.
Bumping up a bit with split-type air conditioning
People who don't want to see holes in the walls or sacrifice windows can turn to split-type ACUs instead. However, they do cost a bit more than the standard window-type.
Among the added costs include installation since the compressor and condenser are separate. Only the evaporator of the unit will be placed inside the room, something that accounts for quieter but cooler areas.
Room size to ACU capacity ratio
Before deciding on what air conditioner to buy, customers are normally asked about the room size before making recommendations. The reason behind this is to make sure that they are getting the right kind of unit with the appropriate horsepower.
Here are some of the recommendations based on square feet and AC capacity.
- Up to 100 sq. ft. – 0.8 HP
- Up to 150 sq. ft. – 1.0 HP
- Up to 250 sq. ft. – 1.5 HP
- Up to 400 sq. ft. – 2.0 HP
Ideally, it would be best to follow these calculations. Ignoring them may lead to higher electric bills and possibly shortening the ideal useful life of an air conditioning unit. The reason behind is simple – forcing an ACU unit to cool a specified place more than it was designed to do will take its toll at some point.
Energy efficiency ratings
Aware that many have been wary of buying ACU systems due to the added cost in electricity, energy efficiency ratings were added to provide consumers a better overview on what actual unit they should buy. The higher star ratings (5 stars) will translate to lesser power consumption and savings.
However, these are units that are expected to cost more. Also, it does not necessarily follow that having a 5-star rating is the safest way to go. It all depends on the frequency of use of an ACU. For example, a 3-star rating should suffice if owners only plan to turn on their units for only a few hours a day. Ideally, 5-star rated ACUs are the ones needed in the office or for some people who want to stay cool all the time.
Make sure to have scheduled maintenance checks
Being a machine, air conditioning units need to be checked up everyone in a while. This normally falls on the after-sales service. Again, this is important before buying and why established brands stand out.
Long-standing brands are aware that the need to take care of units is essential. The usual practice is to have an ACU checked at least once a year. This would depend on the age of an air conditioning unit. The older they are, the more frequent it should be checked to prevent incurring larger repairs or parts replacement cost. An air conditioning service normally costs between $70 to $100. The price could differ depending on situations. Compared to buying an entirely new unit due to lack of attention, that periodic service fee should be better rather than spend thousands of dollars.
Buying and installing an air conditioner, whether it be a split-type or window-type, needs careful deliberation as detailed above. With the proper sq. ft. to HP ratio and energy efficiency concerns, it would be best not to rush and get tempted with lower prices or flash sales (since this is done to clean up inventories to make room for new and latest models).


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Thank you, construction workers
Tyra Christopherson, Staff Writer
December 2, 2014
Every day, students are united under a single complaint, claiming that the construction at Liberty is awful and that the construction workers are unmotivated people. However, there is something very wrong with this commonly held opinion. Students have chosen to look for the negative parts of construction...
Gov and Politics: an AP gem at Liberty
Trevor Sytsma, Editor-In-Chief
December 2, 2014
To be honest, when I signed up for Amy Cooke's AP U.S Government & Politics class last spring, I knew I was signing up for what most seniors before me described as a "relatively easy" AP class. Little did I know of the actual benefits and pragmatism of taking the class, and the immense importance...
Living the life of leisure with waivers
Kelley Johnson, Senior Writer
December 2, 2014
I never knew how little sleep I got in my previous years in high school until I was admitted to the waiver life, specifically the 1st period waiver life. For this I am eternally thankful for. Considering how all seniors have had a consistent 8 classes every year of high school, allowing them to st...
Boredom: a blessing in disguise
Megan So, Staff Writer
December 2, 2014
There's nothing worse than sitting in a chair spacing out because you have nothing better to do. You've studied until you have a permanent scowl pasted on your face; you've watched all the YouTube videos your eyes can take; you've played outside to the point of your legs feeling like jelly. You...
Patriot Players: something to be thankful for
Amanda Roberts, Feature Editor
December 2, 2014
As the holiday season is approaching and Thanksgiving is just around the corner, it makes me realize how many things there are to be thankful for. Though many of them may be small, nothing should ever go unnoticed. This fall, the Patriot Players came out with their play, You Can't Take it with you...
Weekends, savior of the teenager
Taylor Jackson, Sports Editor
December 2, 2014
There's a special place "down under" reserved specifically for Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. They're the worst of the worst, always resulting in grumpy peers and coffee overloads. We're constantly balancing on the edge of a mental breakdown or just recovering from one. And after a week full...
Why not getting an A isn't the end of the world
Sydney Hopper, Senior Writer
December 2, 2014
It's a fact well-known to anyone looking to attend college in their future: admission rates to colleges are dropping. Percentages of admitted students seem to get lower and lower every year; last year, the nation was led by Stanford University, which let in only five percent of their applicant pool....
Counselors: they are always here for us – go talk to them
Sydney Dybing, Opinion Editor
December 2, 2014
I cherish sleeping through my first period senior waiver, so waking up at 6:30AM on a day where I didn't start classes until 9:00 was not something I was looking forward to. However, seeing as it's my senior year there are a lot of pesky things to be done with the limited 24 hours in a day, such...
Thank you Orchestra for the stories we tell
Skyler Radford, Staff Writer
December 2, 2014
Thank you orchestra for teaching students to see the beauty of music. Being able to read music, and know the secrets behind the best artists has opened student's eyes into what it really means to be a musician. In the beginning in sixth grade it was painful to listen to ourselves figure out how to...
Jana Dalpez: Liberty's silly strings teacher
Skylar Kylstra, Senior Writer
December 2, 2014
Thank you, Mrs. Dalpez, for your patience. I remember you teaching me how to play the violin in 5th grade- and only those with an open mind could see the potential when I first played (or screeched?) on my violin. You also managed construction (which caused many setbacks for the orchestra- need I men...
Sit back and relax: appreciating Liberty's new chairs
Shelby Lex, Editor-In-Chief
December 2, 2014
Two years ago, I expressed thankfulness for the adrenaline rush my fellow Honors European Studies classmates and I would get from speeding to fifth period to snag the few coveted plush chairs in Mrs. Cooke's room. Now, with the arrival of our new school, and with it, new desks and chairs, I must (once...
Thank you Mrs. Wood!
Sara Flash, Staff Writer
December 2, 2014
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March 9 is our Labor Day Holiday.
The celebration of Labor Day has its origins in the Eight-hour day movement, which advocated eight hours for work, eight hours for recreation, and eight hours for rest.
We have a big cricket match in The Park between the local pubs, so Monty and Daisy and I head on over to see if we can scrounge a sausage.
"Hello lads. Anything about ?"
"Hey there Monty."
"Hi Monty. Oh yes. Plenty of sausages."
"Cool. Come on Daisy, let's go find some sausages."
"Daisy. Wake up. Come on."
"Huh ? Oh. Wait for me."
"Mmm. They have sausages. Can you reach hers Monty?"
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Mea Culpa: I received a free copy of this book from Tyndale Publishing in exchange for the completely honest review which I am now about to give. There, I've confessed it. Whew! Boy, do I feel better having 'fessed up to THAT horrible secret.
It seems a bit odd to review this book in the usual way, because it really is a coffee table book, though not the kind that you put out to impress guests who outrank you at work, but never actually open. Owning this book without ever opening it would be quite a shame, really. Still, you don't so much read it as experience it. It consists of lyrics of African-American Spirituals, along with large works of calligraphic and photographic art, and reflective poetry. To be perfectly honest, I felt that the reflections were the weakest part of the book (and I think they generally are in these types of compilations), but still, the whole effort fits together fairly seamlessly.
My maternal grandparents moved north from the deep mountain valleys of Appalachia before my mother was born, so I grew up singing most of these songs in beautiful and complex family harmonies, and am accustomed to associating them with the crushing poverty of the mountains and the coal mines. However, this book placed the songs firmly back into their even more amazing original context in my mind, the hope in Christ that African-Americans preserved in the face of the unimaginable cruelty of slavery. This theme has been explored in some depth before, so this book does not really strike me as being original, but it is powerful, and quite beautiful.
The interesting choices of calligraphic styles made by Timothy Botts--everything from ancient Norse runes and Celtic symbols to proto-Semitic lettering--reminds the reader of the universal nature of the themes in this music. I think anyone who enjoys art books or folk music will appreciate this nice volume.


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Yesterday was a day of running errands for a dear friend of mine, not to mention picking up the beginnings of her 30th birthday surprise! I just got back from an interview for a position I'd love to have (please keep your fingers crossed for me!). I'll find out sometime next week if I was the successful applicant but I'm not getting my hopes up because I don't want to be let down. All I know is that it is time to get some form of work before I completely lose my mind. Haha.. but we're not here to read my rambles about work.
While thinking about what to blog about today I came across an article about making your own Pumpkin Spice Lattes. Anyone who knows me well knows that this is my absolute favorite fall drink. This lead to me thinking that today would be an approriate day to complete The Fall Tag that was floating around on the interwebs via Youtube last fall.
So here goes……..
I Heart Fall Tag – QUESTIONS:
1. Favorite Fall lip product?
I'm not a big lip junkie like many other bloggers on the interwebs. I tend to go more towards some nice smelling gloss rather than some beautifully colored product. With that being said, I love the dark reds/maroons that have been gracing peoples lips so far this season. I don't think I'd be able to pull it off personally but I still like it. I'll stick to my Baby Lips with a slight tint or some EOS lip balms.
2. Favorite Fall Nail Polish?
Again, bring me to the dark side. I have the burgany color that I have had for a few years now that I keep reaching for in the Fall… usually towards later Fall after Halloween. In the month of October I tend to reach for more Orange and Black colors to keep the with season. Right now I'm wearing more of the gold/broze metallic polishes.
3. Favorite Starbucks Fall Drink?
If I have to choose just one, It would definitely be the Pumpkin Spice Lattes. I find that this is a drink that you either love or hate. I, for one, love it! I usually mix this up with some Salted Caramel Lattes. Now I want to go to Starbucks hahaha!
4. Favorite Fall Candle?
Again with the Pumpkin scents. I love them, what can I say. A close second is the Apple Spice ones. That's the candle I'm currently burning!
5. Favorite Fall Scarf or accessory
Sweaters.. or in my case hoodies. I like being able to comfortably go outside in a hoodie without being too warm or too cold. There's nothing better on a crisp, Fall evening.
6. Haunted house, haunted hay ride, or haunted corn maze?
I loves me some Halloween that's for sure. I've always had an interest in the scary or supernatural things when I was younger. From those three options I'd choose the hay ride. To me this is something new as I have already been to a few haunted houses!
7. Favorite Halloween movie?
Hocus Pocus – It's an oldie but goodie. When I would see this movie on TV as a kid I knew that Halloween was coming. That being said, I love scary movies!
8. Favorite candy to eat on Halloween?
I'm really not sure what to say about this to be honest. Every Halloween I usually buy a small pack of candy corn. I enjoy them in moderation and it is the only time of year to get them. And marshmellow brooms!
9. What are you dressing up as for Halloween?!
Not sure if I'm dressing up yet. I will definitely let you know if I do.
10. What is your Favorite thing about Fall?
I live in a beautiful province where the leaves change color in the fall. There's nothing better than driving or walkingat sunset with the multicolored leaves all around you.
Well that's it for today! I'm going to go ahead and tag Xaleah Xailee and anyone else who would like to complete this tag. Make sure to let me know if you do because I would love to read your answers!


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Recently, Barnes & Noble College's Vice President of Marketing Ken Wincko was interviewed by Joe Keenan with the Total Retail Talks podcast. They discussed the collegiate retail experience and how retailers can revamp their mobile app to better appeal to Gen Z students.
Mr. Wincko's expertise in marketing and communications has been nationally recognized. As an expert in account-based marketing, lead nurturing and demand generation, he shares his strategic insight on marketing to Generation Z students and enhancing on-campus collegiate retail.
Today, Mr. Wincko discusses why college stores need an omnichannel marketing strategy, how to increase student engagement and his best practices for launching a college store mobile app.
At Barnes & Noble College, our mission is to serve the needs of higher education and to be a complete support system for students, faculty, parents, alumni and fans. Until recently, collegiate retail had experienced very little disruption. However, now the entire retail industry is amid a digital transformation, and everyone, including college stores, must be ready for the next era of retail.
Savvy retailers are evolving with consumer expectations and prioritizing customer experience. All stores from large, big-box retailers to college stores must be prepared to engage customers with a streamlined website and app, a vibrant social media presence, a personalized customer experience, and easy access to promotions and useful lifestyle tools.
Gen Z students are the core demographic on college campuses. These students grew up with easy and immediate access to technology. They do not remember a time before the internet, social media or smartphones. All of this contributes to their view of the college store and their expectations for a great customer experience.
Gen Z students want to be served where, when and how it is most convenient for them. In a large-scale shopping behavior study with 46,000 participants, 73 percent of US consumers use multiple channels when making purchases. For college stores to be successful, they need to provide a unified online and offline omnichannel experience.
Generation Z students, more than any other generation, have specific omnichannel retail expectations. A streamlined digital experience that connects to the shopper online and in-store connects to the heart of Gen Z's desire for convenience.
Students are busier and more easily distracted. This makes it harder to attract their attention. Having a connected and seamless multi-touch approach is critical for success.
For BNC, collegiate retail is much more than just shopping: the college store is the first step of a student's college life. Our stores blend the world of commerce and education. We use advanced technology to simplify the student shopping experience and build in-store experiences that promote a community of learning. We offer more than just retail. Our stores are a campus community hub.
Mobile usage continues to grow with every demographic, including Gen Z. The amount of business that transacts on mobile has eclipsed desktop and tablet usage. Consumers check their phones every day, multiple times a day. It's a massive channel of communication and the opportunity for collegiate retailers to engage Gen Z students is undeniably enormous.
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While all of our channels are important, the mobile app is a cornerstone of our strategy. Our customizable mobile app has the power to engage students in compelling experiences anytime, anywhere. From the moment students are accepted to their college or university to graduation, we leverage the mobile app in a wide variety of ways that enhance the overall student experience.
At Barnes & Noble College, we are a complete support system for colleges and universities — both from an academic and retail experience perspective. We act as a strategic partner to improve affordability, enhance access and improve academic outcomes, all while supporting the financial and branding goals of our college and university partners through best-in-class retail experiences. We have a very strong understanding of the collegiate retail space that has allowed us to create thriving retail businesses in communities across the country.
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'Red Eye' investigates source of Fox News Deck noise
Last week, Fox News anchor Shepard Smith brought his show to a stop to find the source of a strange noise coming from the wall of the set.
Now, "Red Eye" anchor Tom Shillue has revealed he was the source behind it (if you believe him, that is).
"New footage" obtained by "Red Eye" shows Shillue getting ready for his show and, for some reason, sneaking behind the Fox News Deck set to grind his coffee beans (he apparently likes to do that in private).
The clips show Shillue's feet sticking out from under the on-set video wall, as well as him behind the set wall, with the backs of the video panels visible.
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Enjoying the spectacular backdrop of a Royal Palace, this wonderful flower show, held at the height of the summer, has grown from humble beginnings in 1990 to become the world's largest. In it's early days a special train was laid on from Waterloo, and the railway porters all wore carnations in their hats! Now with over 600 exhibitors Hampton Court includes some 50 show gardens, breathtaking floral marquees and the ever popular grow-your-own! And in 2015 the show celebrates its 25th anniversary with some exciting additions.
Enjoy seeing new introductions and prize winning roses in the Rose Marquee, where the British Rose Festival is now famous for celebrating our national flower. Enjoy browsing a vast array of garden products, unique water displays, and watch demonstrations from Britain's top garden designers. Relax by the bandstand, stroll by the Thames, treat yourself to a glass of champagne- it's a wonderful day!
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February 2020
Members met at noon at Duane Kalina's house in January. We made up the Calendar of Events for the coming year. Members discussed reroofing the lodge and agreed to get bids for the project. Lunch followed.
The YELL! group made valentine cards to go to recipients of Meals on Wheels.
Members met February 16. Bids are in for the roofing project and it is a go for early spring.
Plans were made for the puzzle party in March. We will be hosting the District II Meeting on April 26.
We have six new members from January. Members addressed and stuffed envelopes with Calendar of Events to be sent to members.
November 2019
We held our Halloween party at the hall with 24 children and several adults present. The children enjoyed the games and everyone enjoyed the stew and apples with caramel dip.
On November 17, five YELL! members embellished and personalized 115 Christmas cards and envelopes. They will go to the Senior Center to be delivered with Meals on Wheels.
We had 26 members attend the Thanksgiving dinner. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by all. A meeting followed the meal. We reviewed our donations for the upcoming year. Our building fund has enough money for a new shingle job.
Jesse Kalina is our new president. The secretary and treasurer retained their positions.
Three of our members have been donating their time with the Red Cross at blood drives.
July 2019
Our picnic was held on July 14 at Maple Lake with over 30 in attendance. A big potluck meal was enjoyed. Members enjoyed being in the water on a hot day. A short meeting followed.
Donald and Bernice Trousil toured the Czech Republic with their two grandchildren.
Duane Kalina and Larry Kotval attended the National Convention.
We built and installed a Little Free Library in Lowry, MN.
On August 14, members made 60 lbs. of jitrnice for our annual Plow Days.
Our August meeting was held at the hall. We received a report on the National Convention. Final plans were made for Plow Days.
Rain the previous evening kept our tractor and plow units down to 13. We took a break at noon for a potluck dinner that 60 people enjoyed. Money earned from jitrnice sales went to the Minnesota Scholarship Fund.
May 2019
We had a meeting on April 14 and correspondence was shared.
Six members attended the District Meeting on April 28. We enjoyed a fabulous meal, followed by the meeting. All officers retained their positions for the coming year. Larry Kotval gave a report on the scholarship fund. We had two scholarship applicants approved.
Road ditch clean-up was held May 5 with ten members participating. A meeting was also held.
We had a report on the District Meeting. There was a minimum of business to conduct.
Tammy Smedstad turned in a box of canceled stamps. Macy Trousil was notified she received a Western National Scholarship. She also won the graduate drawing from the Home Office.
Please remember the annual picnic at east Maple Lake access on July 14. We will have a potluck noon meal with hotdogs provided.
March 2019
On March 16, we held a short meeting prior to our puzzle party. Pizza was served upon completion of the puzzles.
Our annual 50 and 75-year member dinner was held April 7. Although none of the celebrants could attend, we celebrated for them.
January 2019
The January meeting was held on the 13th at Kevin Klimek's home. Correspondence was shared.
Delegates to the National Convention will be selected at the February meeting. We voted to donate money toward food packaging at the National Convention.
The Calendar of Events was finished for 2019.
Fifty and 75-year members will be honored with dinner in April.
YELL! group making Valentine's Day cards.
The YELL! group made over 110 valentines to go to Meals on Wheels recipients.
YELL! group and senior center staff.
Grace Schmidt and Sidney Trousil are members of their high school award winning one act play.
November 2018
The Halloween party had about 25 youth and 25 adult participants. Among the games, the minnow races were the most popular. We finished off the evening with potluck stew.
Members were treated to a fabulous potluck meal for our holiday dinner. A meeting followed and information was shared about the National Convention. We reviewed our donations and voted to send checks to those on our list. Members were encouraged to donate their aluminum cans to the Alexandria High School band.
All officers retained their positions.
We collected a large tote of food items and several monetary donations to give to the food shelf. We discussed renovating our front step and ramp next spring.
August 2018
The annual picnic was held at Maple Lake public access. After the potluck dinner, we held our July meeting. Larry Kotval gave a report on the State Meeting.
The August meeting was held at the hall.
Our second annual Plow Days was held next to the hall with over 20 tractors and plows participating. About 70 plowers and spectators enjoyed a jiternice and bear sausage meal at the lodge hall.
The Halloween party will be held October 26.
May 2018
On May 6, members met at the Lake Mary Town Hall and did our roadside clean up. We held an outdoor meeting afterwards.
Birthday bags were filled with items for a birthday party. These were delivered to the Food Shelf.
Long-time member Margie Kalina passed away.
Several members helped the Forada Lions by putting together 50,000 food packages. We had six of our 50-year members in attendance to receive their pins and partake in a fantastic meal.
The Bohemian Cemetery made use of our hall for their annual meeting.
Our little free library was built and installed by three members. Our YELL! group volunteered to maintain and keep it in order.
March 2018
The February meeting was held at Dean Radil's home. Plans were finalized for the puzzle party.
The March meeting was held prior to the puzzle party. The 50-year member dinner was discussed. Our meeting was cut short because people were waiting to do puzzles. Everyone had a good time doing puzzles and eating pizza.
Three members are working on a little free library.
January - February 2018
We donated several items to Armful of Love that were given as Christmas presents.
Members met January 21 at Kevin Klimek's home. Margie Kalina and Mayme Rajdl celebrated their 91st birthdays in February.
Six YELL! members, two friends, and three adults made 120 valentines that were included with Meals on Wheels deliveries.
Our puzzle and pizza party will be March 17. We will have a dinner for our 110th anniversary and honor our 50 and 75-year members on April 29.
Call 877-935-2467 to speak with a Western Fraternal Life Representative.


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August 13, 2019
What Did the New Sulu Sea Trilateral Land Exercise Accomplish?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at the significance of another notable development in the minilateral security mechanism.
June 17, 2019
What's Behind the First Sulu Sea Trilateral Land Exercise?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A key minilateral arrangement looks to be closer to taking another long-mulled step forward.
March 21, 2019
The Forgotten Key to Maritime Security in the Sulu-Celebes Seas
By Jay Benson
Economic development in coastal communities will help stem the flow of illegal behavior.
March 12, 2019
Mahathir-Duterte Summit Puts Malaysia-Philippines Ties Into Focus
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The summit meeting spotlighted efforts by the two leaders to develop their bilateral relationship.
February 05, 2019
Where Is the New ASEAN 'Our Eyes' Intelligence Initiative Headed?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
While the initiative continues to make headway, challenges remain with respect to its operationalization.
October 10, 2018
ASEAN Terrorism Challenge in the Spotlight with Singapore Symposium
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The convening of a recent meeting put the focus on one of the foremost security issues for regional policymakers.
September 18, 2018
What's Next for the Sulu Sea Trilateral Patrols?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Efforts are continuing to build out a new cooperation mechanism despite challenges that remain.
July 17, 2018
What's Next for Malaysia-Philippines Relations Under Mahathir?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at the future prospects of ties under the new Malaysian government.
June 08, 2018
ASEAN Terrorism Threat in Focus at 2018 Shangri-La Dialogue
By Prashanth Parameswaran
While a range of issues were up for discussion, terrorism continues to be the foremost preoccupation for several Southeast Asian states.
April 19, 2018
Malaysia Spotlights Expanded Sulu Sea Trilateral Patrols
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The Southeast Asian state has called for a widening of collaboration this front in recognition of the challenges it faces and the opportunities before it.
March 05, 2018
A New Philippines Naval Station in Sulu?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
A closer look at a noteworthy development.
February 07, 2018
What's in the New Australia-Indonesia Military Pact?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The two sides inked a new version of their defense cooperation agreement last week.
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FIU, FAU Football Players Named to Preseason All-Conference USA Team
- Updated: July 20, 2016
Florida International University seniors Michael Montero, Jonnu Smith and junior Anthony Wint have been named to this year's 2016 preseason All-Conference USA Football Team, as chosen by the league's 13 head coaches. While Trey Hendrickson, a Florida Atlantic University senior defensive end, and senior punter Dalton Schomp have been named Preseason Defensive Player of the Year and Co-Special Team's Player of the Year, respectively.
"Trey and Dalton have performed at a level that has earned the respect of the coaches in this league," said Charlie Partridge, FAU's head football coach. "I am proud that they continue to train in a way that makes them better each day and in a way that will prepare them for senior seasons that all Owl fans can be proud of."
Hendrickson, who is on the Chuck Bednarik Award Watch List, will enter his final collegiate campaign after tallying a Conference USA-high 13.5 sacks in 2015. The Apopka native finished No. 2 nationally in sacks and was part of a defense that set the program's all-time single-season record in sacks at 35.
Hendrickson has played in all 36 games since joining the program in 2013 and has tallied 20 career sacks which places him atop the FAU all-time career sack list. He has recorded a total of 80 tackles, including 27.5 for a loss of 149 yards. Sacks are not the only annoyance for opposing quarterbacks or offenses as Hendrickson has forced seven career fumbles, including two that led to scores in 2015.
Schomp, a member of the Ray Guy Award Watch List, will enter his final collegiate season as the nation's leader in yards per punt (48.0). The Seminole, Fla. native tallied 22 punts of 60 yards or more and saw opponents return just 16 of his 45 punts, for an average of 7.2 yards per return. His longest punt of the 2015 season was a program-record 76-yarder at UTEP. At season's end he was named FAU's Special Teams MVP.
Smith, who has been named to the John Mackey Award Preseason Watch List as well as an Athlon first-team preseason all-conference selection, appeared and started in eight games for the Panthers being named an All-C-USA Honorable Mention selection in 2015.
The Ocala, Fla. native caught 36 passes for 397 yards and four touchdowns. Before missing the final four games due to injury, Smith caught a pass in 32-straight games. Despite missing games due to injury, Smith was second on the team in touchdown catches. He tied a career-high in receptions with 10 versus Old Dominion (Oct. 24), tallying a career-best 183 yards, fourth-most in school history, and two touchdowns versus the Monarchs.
He was named the Mackey Tight End of the Week (Week 8) after his performance versus ODU. Following his junior season, Smith is first at FIU in career catches (136), yards (1,495) and touchdowns (14) by a tight end.
Montero, who has been named to the Rimington Award and Wuerffel Trophy Preseason Watch Lists, started in all 12 games at center for the Panthers, earning Second-Team All-C-USA honors last season. The native of Miami was named game captain three times (at Indiana – 9/12; UTEP – 10/10; Charlotte – 11/7) and was part of an offensive line that helped gained 4,173 yards (fifth-most in school history), including 2,854 through the air (second-most in school history). He helped FIU record a school-record 22 TD passes and 15 rushing TDs (sixth-most in school history).
He also helped FIU produced 518 yards total offense (seventh-most in school history) with 150 yards on the ground and 368 yards through the air versus UTEP. Guiding FIU to over 400 yards of offense six times, Montero aided FIU in scoring multiple TDs on offense in 10 of the team's 12 games.
Wint, who has been named an Athlon first-team preseason all-conference selection, appeared and started in all 12 games for the Panthers and was named a Second-Team All-C-USA selection in 2015. The Homestead, Florida, native led FIU with 88 tackles (41 solo), ranking No. 16 in C-USA in total tackles. Wint also notched 5.5 TFL, 0.5 sacks, one interception, two pass breakups and two fumble recoveries.
Reggie Bain, a junior offensive lineman, Azeez Al-Shaair, a sophomore linebacker, and sophomore defensive backs Ocie Rose and Jalen Young joined teammates Hendrickson and Schomp on the C-USA preseason all-conference team.
Bain earned a second team spot at the conclusion of the 2015 season while Rose and Al-Shaair, who led the Owls in total tackles and was named USA Today Freshman All-American, earned a spot on the 2015 C-USA All-Freshman Team as did Young, who also was a C-USA Honorable Mention team member.
Offensive Player of the Year
Nick Mullens, Sr., QB, Southern Miss
Defensive Player of the Year
Trey Hendrickson, Sr., DE, Florida Atlantic
Special Teams Player of the Year
Jonathan Barnes, Jr., K, Louisiana Tech
Dalton Schomp, Sr., P, Florida Atlantic
QB Brent Stockstill, So., Middle Tennessee
QB Nick Mullens, Sr., Southern Miss
RB Kalif Phillips, Sr., Charlotte
RB Ray Lawry, Jr., Old Dominion
RB Ito Smith, Jr., Southern Miss
RB Aaron Jones, Sr., UTEP
RB Jarveon Williams, Sr., UTSA
RB Anthony Wales, Sr., WKU
OL Michael Montero, Sr., FIU
OL Reggie Bain, Jr., Florida Atlantic
OL Darrell Brown, Sr., Louisiana Tech
OL David Mahaffey, Sr., Louisiana Tech
OL Michael Selby, Sr., Marshall
OL Clint Van Horn, Sr., Marshall
OL Maurquice Shakir, Sr., Middle Tennessee
OL Cameron Tom, Sr., Southern Miss
OL Forrest Lamp, Sr., WKU
OL Will Hernandez, Jr., UTEP
TE Jonnu Smith, Sr., FIU
TE Ryan Yurachek, Jr., Marshall
WR Trent Taylor, Sr., Louisiana Tech
WR Richie James, So., Middle Tennessee
WR Zach Pascal, Sr., Old Dominion
WR Taywan Taylor, Sr., WKU
DL Larry Ogunjobi, Sr., Charlotte
DL Trey Hendrickson, Sr., Florida Atlantic
DL Jaylon Ferguson, So., Louisiana Tech
DL Gary Thompson, Sr., Marshall
DL Rashaad Coward, Sr., Old Dominion
DL Dylan Bradley, Sr., Southern Miss
DL Nick Usher, Sr., UTEP
DL Marcus Davenport, Jr., UTSA
LB Anthony Wint, Jr., FIU
LB TJ Ricks, Sr., Old Dominion
LB,Al-Shaair, So., Florida Atlantic
LB Alex Lyons, Sr., Rice
LB D'Nerius Antoine, Sr., Southern Miss
LB Alvin Jones, Jr., UTEP
DB Ocie Rose, So., Florida Atlantic
DB Jalen Young, So., Florida Atlantic
DB Xavier Woods, Sr., Louisiana Tech
DB Jeremy Cutrer, Sr., Middle Tennessee
DB Kishawn McClain, Jr., North Texas
DB Justice Davila, Jr., Old Dominion
DB Picasso Nelson Jr., Jr., Southern Miss
DB Michael Egwuagu, Sr., UTSA
Special Teams
K Jonathan Barnes, Jr., Louisiana Tech
P Dalton Schomp, Sr., Florida Atlantic
KR Kylen Towner, Jr., WKU
PR Warren Redix, So., UTEP
LS Darrell Travis, Sr., Louisiana Tech


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Tasks: Subtasks/ notes/ reminders/ recurring reminders indicators
Ability to see if a task has sub tasks without having to click on it. There should be a flag to indicate this.
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If one can visually see the information about the alarm status without having the need to click on each task, it would be a time saver. Perhaps the save visual icon of the bell to the side of the listed task would suffice.
Максим commented
If the task has a note or an additional list, then it would be nice to allocate it in the task list.
Brent Ray commented
Add something that would alert you that a task has sub task with clicking on the task
I have identical items that appear on several lists and don't which one I'm looking at when planning my day or in popups
Conor Nolen commented
Absolutely impossible to see if there are sub tasks. How is this the case? Simple shading or small color gradient difference would solve this and a (#) indicator to show number of Sub Tasks
it would be good to see easily within the task list view the amount of sub tasks a task has... currently I have to click each task to see if it contains sub tasks or not. thanks !
Daniel Tonon commented
I don't use sub-tasks for this exact reason.
We need to be able to expand sub tasks and check them off the list all from the main screen.
The current implementation of sub-tasks makes them almost useless.
Oleksandr Nazarov commented
Also please add personal notes for sub tasks, because only titles aren't very informative
Miracle Megalodon commented
It would be nice if we could see the date of each task in the title.
For managing chores along the week, it's easier than having to click each task or writing the date in their names.
Gilbert Carino Jr commented
Currently the time for a task is only displayed when clicking on the task. It'd be nice if the view of all your tasks showed the time for each. In this way, I can plan ahead.
Matt Brasier commented
I manage my todo lists with multiple shortcuts, and all items having due dates. I really need the ability to be able to enter the info all at once, rather than entering a task, then going and finding it, clicking on it, adding a due date, turning off the reminder, then moving it to a different list (then realising that moving it has removed the due date, so adding that back in again)
It would be easier to see what time the task reminder will be coming up as it's very brief and is easier than opening the task. Would help in planning your day better and perhaps reorganising one daily schedule if necessary.
Leslie Landers commented
I just want an "expand sub-tasks" feature added. I should be able to toggle on and off the visibility of sub-tasks for each project. The toggle could be a button next to the check-mark/completion button.
In tasks list, mark repetitive tasks with a signal. To easily recognize wich tasks are repetitive or once.
Carol Lynn Lockhart commented
I would like to see priority markers of some sort on the main tasks and on subtasks. For things that must get done.
At the moment there is no way to see that a note has a sub task unless you click on the note. Sub tasks can easily be missed or forgotten about. Can you please A) Give some sort of indication that a note has sub-tasks and B) make it an option to have those sub tasks continuously displayed in a list beneath the note?
Ken Abbott commented
This would save a lot of time as at the moment you have to open the task to do this. If setting prorities on a number of tasks it would be so much quicker
I agree and that is one of the key drawbacks I found earlier. I am evaluating this for the second time, that feature is a very critical, missing item.
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The Tony Award-winning musical Pippin will be playing tonight and tomorrow at Prochnow Auditorium, featuring the Flagstaff Arts and Leadership Academy in collaboration with Circus Bacchus. You won't want to miss this beautiful story about a young man searching for his life's identity! Visit Flagarts for more information!
Armed Forces Day Parade
This Saturday is the 10th Annual Flagstaff Armed Forces Day Parade, starting at 11am Downtown. Come to this free event and support our military and veterans for the role they play in protecting our country! Visit Flagstaff Armed Forces Parade for details.
Soar Into Spring Kite Festival
Come to Foxglenn Park this Saturday to celebrate Spring with kite flying, arts/crafts, carnival games, and much more! This event is hosted by the City of Flagstaff, and has been rated AZ Parks and Recreation's Most Outstanding Community Event. To learn more, click Flagstaff 365.
25 Men Who Think They Can Cook
Make your reservations today for Child Help's fundraiser, 25 Men Who Think They Can Cook! Featuring cooking from 25 leaders in Flagstaff, this Saturday's event will be an exciting time of cooking, eating, networking, and most of all, helping end child abuse.Visit Childhelp for tickets.
Overland Expo
Get outfitted and outdoor-ready at the Overland Expo held at Mormon Lodge this weekend! Featuring shopping for outdoor camping, driving, and almost any other kind of wilderness recreation, this event also includes 300 hours of outdoor classes and training! Go to AZ Daily Sun for event information.
Space Guard Academy
This Sunday is the grand opening of Lowell Observatory's Space Guard Academy, an interactive program where you can participate in digital interactions of subjects like asteroid detection, classification, and much more! Feel free to bring your entire family to this event.Visit lowell.edu for exhibit times and admission costs.
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