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2013 Summer Camp
Anderson AFTER SCHOOL
Hello! Hello!
It's time to get ready for a road trip, and our destination is summer FUN!
Believe it or not it is already time to plan for the summer. Our theme this year is based on an imaginary road trip across the United States discovering what is unique and beautiful here in the land we love. Joining us this summer will be all our familiar friends from the Anderson After School staff as well as Ms. Ginny Burt, and no one knows how to pack a summer full of fun better than Ms. Ginny. Her enthusiasm has already taken over and we are planning some over-the-top field trips to make this summer the best ever.
We will officially kick off summer camp on June 10; however, District 5 will dismiss midweek on June 5. Care June 5–7 will be available to full summer package children for no additional cost. All day care begins at 7:15am and ends at 5:45pm. The prices for summer packages include all costs for field trips and activities. The only other cost is lunch. Many of our children bring a lunch box every day, so we do not include it in the package price. If you have any questions about deposits, fees, or due dates please feel free to call.
Whether you are looking for a whole summer of full time care or just a week or two of summer fun, please fill out and return the enclosed forms as soon as possible. Do not wait to reserve a space at camp; we expect to fill up fast.
We are looking forward to sharing or most awesome summer ever.
Thank You,
Kathleen Beard
3518 Hopewell Road
Anderson, SC 29621


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by Staff Writers Taipei (AFP) Aug 16, 2012 The first undersea telecommunications cables linking Taiwanese and mainland Chinese territory have been completed, a company official said Thursday, amid fast warming ties between Taipei and Beijing. The two fibre optic cables link the city of Xiamen in southern China with the Taiwanese-controlled Kinmen island group, which lies just off the coast of China and around 200 kilometres (125 miles) from the main island of Taiwan. The cables are due to go into operation on Tuesday, an official with Taiwan telecom operator Chunghwa Telecom told AFP. The official, who asked not to be named, said the company had invested around Tw$100 million ($3 million) in the joint venture involving three other Chinese telecom operators. The cables are yet another sign of fast improving ties between Taiwan and China. The two split in 1949 at the end of a civil war and the Kinmen island group was often a flashpoint during the Cold War period. The Chinese army fired more than 470,000 shells on Kinmen and several other islets in a 44-day bombardment in 1958, killing a total of 618 servicemen and civilians and wounding more than 2,600. China was still bombarding the island as late as the 1970s, although by then the shells were stuffed with propaganda leaflets. Ties have warmed since Taiwan's China-friendly Ma Ying-jeou administration came to power in 2008 on a platform of beefing up trade and tourism links. He was re-elected in January for a second and final four-year term. Kinmen has become a popular attraction for tourists from both sides. Satellite-based Internet technologies
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On Wednesday, the Hang Seng Index ended up 0.3 percent at 21,371.9 points, while the China Enterprises Index of the leading Chinese listings climbed 0.7 percent.
Elsewhere in Asia, Japan's Nikkei was up 0.4 percent, while South Korea's KOSPI was down 0.5 percent at 0035 GMT.
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* State-run Chinese oil and gas firm CNOOC Ltd will soon submit for state approval a plan to develop Huangyan phase II and Pingbei, totalling seven new fields, two industry officials with direct knowledge of the projects told Reuters.
* Japanese electronics company NEC Corp's talks with Lenovo Group Ltd over a mobile phone venture have stalled due to disagreements over majority ownership and patents, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
* The United States blamed China on Wednesday for a breakdown in trade talks aimed at eliminating tariffs on a new generation of technology products and everyday consumer electronics like speakers and flat-panel displays.
* China Shanshui Cement warned it expects a hefty fall in net profit for the first half of the year due to low sales prices of its cement, particularly in the northeast region of Shandong.
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* NetDragon Websoft Inc said plans to list its 91 Wireless unit will not be effective if a plan by Baidu Inc to buy the app store goes through. The company also said that Baidu has also agreed to purchase remaining 91 Wireless shares from minority stakeholders on the same terms for its majority stake.
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Grand Sheikh of al-Azhar Ahmed al-Tayyeb has urged Egyptians to take part in the parliamentary vote, whose first phase starts on Monday, warning that people who fail to attend the polls are "sinners."
In a meeting at his office with Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the chairman of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, Tayyeb said citizens need to vote for their representatives in order for the country to overcome its current crisis.
Qaradawi said participation in the vote has become a religious duty imposed by the reality of the current situation. He warned citizens against selling their votes and asked them to support the best candidates.
He called upon demonstrators to attend the vote and go back to protesting later.
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CHAPTER II: What God wills in human society is to be held as right. - Dante Alighieri, De Monarchia [1559]Edition used:The De Monarchia of Dante Alighieri, edited with translation and notes by Aurelia Henry (Boston and New York: Houghton, Miflin and Company, 1904).
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CHAPTER IIWhat God wills in human society is to be held as right.1. Now that the truth of the first question has been investigated as adequately as the subject-matter permitted, the second question urges us to investigate its truth as to whether the Roman people appropriated the dignity of empire by Right. The starting-point of this investigation is that verity to which the arguments of the present inquiry may be referred as to their own first principle.1 2. It must be understood, therefore, that as art exists in a threefold degree, in the mind of the artist, in the instrument, and in the matter informed by the art,2 so may Nature be looked upon as threefold. For Nature exists in the mind of the Primal Motor, who is God,3 and then in heaven, as in the instrument through whose mediation the likeness of eternal goodness is unfolded on fluid matter.4 When the artist is perfect, and his instrument without fault, any flaw that may appear in the form of the art can then be imputed to the matter only. Thus, since God is ultimate perfection, and since heaven, his instrument, suffers no defect in its required perfectness (as a philosophic study of heaven makes clear),5 it is evident that whatever flaw mars lesser things is a flaw in the subjected material,6 and outside the intention of God working through Nature,7 and of heaven; and that whatever good is in lesser things cannot come from the material itself, which exists only potentially, but must come first from the artist, God, and secondly from the instrument of divine art, heaven, which men generally call Nature.8 3. From these things it is plain that inasmuch as Right is good, it dwells primarily in the mind of God; and as according to the words, "What was made was in Him life,"9 everything in the mind of God is God, and as God especially wills what is characteristic of Himself, it follows that God wills Right according as it is in Him. And since with God the will and the thing willed are the same, it follows further that the divine will is Right itself. And the further consequence of this is, that Right is nothing other than likeness to the divine will. Hence whatever is not consonant with divine will is not right, and whatever is consonant with divine will is right.10 So to ask whether something is done with Right, although the words differ, is the same as to ask whether it is done according to the will of God. Let this therefore base our argument, that whatever God wills in human society must be accepted as right, true, and pure. 4. Moreover, that should be remembered which the Philosopher teaches in the first book to Nicomachus, "Like certainty is not to be sought in every matter, but according as the nature of the subject admits it."11 Wherefore our arguments will advance adequately under the principle established, if we investigate the Right of this great people through visible signs and the authority of the wise. The will of God is in itself an invisible attribute, but by means of things which are made the invisible attributes of God become perceptible to the intellect.12 For, though a seal be hidden, the wax impressed therewith bears manifest evidence of the unseen signet;13 nor is it remarkable that the divine will must be sought in signs, for the human will, except to him who wills, is discerned no way else than in signs.14 [1. ]De Mon. 1. 2. 2; 3. 2. 1. [2. ]Gen. Anim. 5. 8. Conv. 3. 6. 2: "Motive Powers . . . cause . . . all general forms." [3. ]Letter 5. 8: "From the motion of the heavens we should know the Motor and His will." Par. 2. 131: "The heaven which so many lights make fair, from the deep mind of Him who revolves it takes the image." L. c. 30. 107; 33. 145: "The Love which moves the sun and all the stars." Cf. De Mon. all of chapter 1. 8, and note 1. [4. ] "In fluitantem materiam." Par. 29. 22: "Form and matter in conjunction and in purity came forth to an existence which had no erring, as from a three-stringed bow three arrows." Cf. De Mon. 1. 3. 2, and note 10. S. T. 1. 46. 2: "The angels are pure form; form conjoined with matter appears in the visible creation; pure matter is not perceivable by the senses, but must be held to exist, and to have been created." Also S. T. 1. 105. 4. [5. ]Inf. 11. 97: "Philosophy . . . notes . . . how nature takes her course from the understanding of God, and from His workmanship." [6. ]Conv. 3. 6. 2: "And if this perfect form, copied and individualized, be not perfect, it is from no defect in the example, but in the matter of which the individual is made." Par. 1. 127: "Form many times accords not with the intention of the art, because the matter is deaf to respond." Par. 13. 67: "The wax of these and that which moulds it stands not in one manner, and therefore under the seal of the Idea more and less thereafter shines through." [7. ] "Praeter intentionem Dei naturantis et caeli." [8. ] For the mediaeval account of creation and the part of the heavens therein see S. T. 1. 66. 1-3; 1. 110. 2; 1. 115. 3-6. Cf. Bacon, Nov. Org. 1. 66. Conv. 4. 9. 1: "Universal Nature . . . has jurisdiction as far as the whole world extends." James 1. 17: "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above." [9. ]John 1. 3, 4: "Omnia per ipsum facta sunt, et sine ipso factum est nihil, quod factum est. In ipso vita erat, et vita erat lux hominum." Moore says that Augustine twice quotes from these verses as Dante does here; "Quod factum est, in ipso vita erat." [10. ]Par. 32. 61: "The King through whom this realm rests in so great love and in so great delight that no will dares aught beyond, creating all the minds in the joy of His countenance, as His own pleasure endows with grace diversely." Par. 19. 86: "The primary Will, which is of itself good, never has moved from itself, that is the highest Good." [11. ]Eth. 1. 7. 18. Used again in Conv. 4. 13. 3: "And in the first of the Ethics he says that 'the educated man demands certainty of knowledge about things, in so far as their nature admits of certainty.' " [12. ]Rom. 1. 20: "For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made." Conv. 3. 12. 3: "It is convenient to treat of things not perceptible by the senses by means of things perceptible." See also Conv. 4. 10. 3; 4. 16. 7; 4. 22. 6: "The intellect . . . cannot have its perfect use (which is to behold God, who is Supreme Intelligence) except in so far as the Intellect considers Him, and beholds Him in His effects." L. c. 3. 8. 8: "All things which so overcome our intellect that we cannot see what they are, it is most fitting to treat by their effects." Letter 5. 8: "Through those things which have been created by God the human creature sees the invisible things with the eyes of the intellect; and if from things better known those less known are evident to us, in like manner it concerns human apprehension that from the motion of the heavens we should know the Motor and His will." [13. ] The following are the more important of the many examples of Dante's use of the figure regarding the wax and seal. Conv. 1. 8. 7: "Utility stamps upon the memory the image of the gift, which is the nutriment of friendship, and the better the gift the stronger this impression is." Conv. 2. 10. 5: "If wax had the sentiment of fear, it would be more afraid to come under the rays of the sun than stone would; because its nature makes it susceptible of a more powerful impression therefrom." Inf. 11. 49: "The smallest circle stamps with its seal Sodom and Cahors." Purg. 10. 45: "And she upon her action this speech imprinted—Ecce ancilla Dei! as aptly as a figure is made on wax by a seal." Purg. 18. 39: "Not every seal is good, even though good be the wax." Purg. 25. 95: "Here the neighboring air puts itself in that form which the soul that has remained by its virtue stamps upon it." Purg. 33. 79: "As wax by a seal, which changes not the figure impressed, so is my brain now stamped by you." Par. 1. 41: The sun "to its own fashion moulds and seals the wax of the world." Par. 2. 130: "And the heaven which so many lights make fair, from the mind of Him who revolves it takes the image, and makes thereof a seal." Par. 7. 69: "That which from It immediately distils has no end thereafter, because when It seals, Its impress is unmoved." Par. 8. 128: "The nature of the spheres . . . is seal to the mortal wax." Par. 13. 67 ff. See note 6 of this chapter. [14. ]Conv. 4. 5. 1: "It is no wonder if Divine Providence, which transcends all human and angelic perception, often proceeds in a way mysterious to us; since it often happens that human actions have for men themselves a hidden meaning." |


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"The riskiness of Art, the reason why it affects us, is not the riskiness of its subject matter, it is the risk of creating a new way of seeing, a new way of thinking… The rebellion of art is a daily rebellion against the state of living death routinely called real life."
from Art Objects, a collection of essays by Jeanette Winterson
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find us working."—Pablo Picasso
"When people don't express themselves, they die one piece at a time. You'd be shocked at how many adults are really dead inside—walking through their days with no idea who they are, just waiting for a heart attack or cancer or a Mack truck to come along and finish the job. It's the saddest thing I know."—
SPEAK, by Laurie Halse Anderson (aka moi)
The character who says this is the art teacher, Mr. Freeman. He is sort of my mouthpiece throughout the story.
According to Amazon, this is the most highlighted passage of the Kindle edition of the book.
"The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow, for heaven's sake. Sing in the shower. Dance to the radio. Tell stories. Write a poem to a friend, even a lousy poem. Do it as well as you possible can. You will get an enormous reward. You will have created something."—Kurt Vonnegut


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TNF's Thrill of the Trail – Bohol: should I run or shoot?
TO SHOOT or TO RUN?
This basically is plaguing me now for The North Face's Thrill of the Trail – Bohol trail running race. So trivial, you might say, and two friends already asked me to join as they will also be registering. Many ungo runners from Cebu will also troop to this neighboring island. Also, there is only a limited number of participants so as not to have a big impact on the trail path.
A part of me wants to experience trail running. I used to climb mountains in college and during my stint in Smart and getting acquainted with the hills again would be most welcome. Doing the trails is also a change to my usual road runs and races. Then I have to buy new trail running shoes and perhaps some accessories which might set me back a couple of thousands of pesos, even with TNF's 20% discount coupon with price points starting at 6,000 pesos.
A part of me also wants to shoot. Just imagine the rugged terrain of Danao, the expression of the runners and the exhaustion that I'm sure they will be experiencing. All these are ingredients to a good sports photo shoot.
If given the choice, I would prefer the latter. I want to build my portfolio and the TNF Bohol trail run will be most welcome. Come Monday or Tuesday, I will know if I will either run or shoot.
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3. Talk to staff about their perceptions of the causes of differential attainment.
Avoiding bias - wherever possible, assessed work should be anonymous.
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After more than eighty years modern physics has learned to live comfortably with one of its fundamental tenets: no particle, no signal, no causal connection - nothing except Superman - can travel faster than c, the speed of light in a vacuum. Indeed, so sure are physicists of the constancy of c that they now define it as 299,792,458 meters a second, thereby indirectly fixing the length of the meter in terms of the speed of light and the second. Now Klaus B. Scharnhorst, a physicist at Humboldt University in East Berlin, reports finding an exception to the rule. In a recent issue of Physics Letters B Scharnhorst describes conditions under which photons of light could inch past the universal speed limit.
"My gut reaction was that something must be wrong," notes Gabriel Barton, a physicist at the University of Sussex in Brighton, England. Nevertheless, through a thought experiment of his own, described in another issue of Physics Letters B, Barton confirms that the Scharnhorst effect is a perfectly legal outgrowth of quantum electrodynamics, the well-established quantum theory of electromagnetism.
The secret lies in the structure of the vacuum. Far from being empty, a vacuum is a turbulent sea of electrons and their positively charged counterparts, positrons. For quantum-mechanical reasons these particles rapidly pop in and out of existence as they interact with photons passing through the vacuum. A photon may spontaneously seem to disappear, for instance, leaving an electron-positron pair in its place; when the two particles collide, they annihilate one another, and the energy released by the collision is re-emitted as a photon. This process of continual absorption and re-emission slows down the photons as they travel through the vacuum, and it thus reduces the net speed of light.
Scharnhorst and Barton have suggested that if the vacuum fluctuations could be minimized, the photons would travel faster. When two conducting plates (or, in Barton's version, two mirrors) are placed parallel to each other a short distance apart, they effectively suppress all energies whose associated wavelengths are too long to fit between the plates. In the quantum theory, waves are associated with particles; fewer wavelengths therefore implies fewer pairs of particles to get in the way. Thus unhindered, photons moving perpendicularly to the plates are able to move slightly faster than they would in an unmodified vacuum.
At least in theory. Inducing the phenomenon and measuring it experimentally are other matters entirely. The effect increases as the separation between the plates is reduced. But even if the separation were as small as the diameter of an atom, the increase in speed would be extraordinarily minute - about one part in 1020. The implications for the length of the meter are not nil, should the International Council of Scientific Unions wish to recognize them, but they are not appreciable either: such a minuscule change in c implies that there is a discrepancy of roughly a millimeter over the distance from the earth to the nearest star.


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Durham Art Walk celebrates the creative energy of our local artists, arts organizations and downtown entrepreneurs by combining downtown spaces and businesses with local artists and performers in a unique showcase weekend. Unlike conventional studio tours, the Durham Art Walk places visual and performing artists in both traditional and unexpected sites throughout downtown Durham. Sites are within easy walking distance through newly renovated streetscapes and plazas.
Started by a group of downtown artists and businesses with support from the Durham Art Guild, the Durham Art Walk remains an un-juried event powered by a zest for transformation, experiment and surprise. From the visionary legacy of historic Parrish Street, to the courage of our newest businesses and youngest artists, Durham is built on innovation. Take a little walk, take a leap of faith and find out what Durham is all about.


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A special award presented at 53rd AGM of SLLA to the National Institute of Library and Information Science (NILIS) in recognition of its outstanding contribution towards LIS education in Sri Lanka. NILIS has provided wider opportunities to the library and information community for higher education and research through its new and innovative programmes
10th Annual Conference on Library & Information Science (NACLIS) organised by SLLA was held on 27th June 2013 at Sri Sambuddhaloka Jayanthi Mandiraya at Colombo under the theme,"New Technology, New Trends, New Ideas; Modifying the Library with the User in Mind'. NACLIS is the event in the LIS field to share research experiences, to generate new ideas and to capture the trends in modern librarianship.
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53rd Annual General Meeting of SLLA was held on 28th June, 2013 at Sri Lanka Foundation Institute, Colombo. Mr. Wasantha Ekanayake, the Secretary to the Ministry of Cultural Affairs was the chief guest and Prof. Ranjith Senarathne, Vice Chairman, UGC was delivered the key note address at the inaugural session.


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Like a said above: Remember, we have been over this a million times - Vero is 31.5% more, FP&L is 24% less. Can't you people read?
Also, the lawyers have cost LESS THAN 1% of our annual electric income (but over 2 years) - so MAYBE we could reduce rates by HALF A PERCENT if we didn't have any lawyers!
MORE red herrings and mis- and disinformation!
BTW, CONGRATS Vero!
For the second month in a row, there are 18 munis lower than we are - 14 higher - we are #19 of 33
Mark Mark Mark why so serious? Lol you need to relax buddy. This thing is not getting sold for years if ever. I however do have a idea though. How about all county residents that are on city electric petition to become members of the COVB. It solves all of your issues you have a say in all city issues (including electric) this way and reap the benefits of all the city's services. This way it is a win win for the city. Sure they sell the electric off but they increase their tax base and expand the city which should have been done years ago.
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Agostinho Freitas returns for his 10th overall season at Kean.
Prior to assisting at New Jersey City University, Freitas was an assistant coach for seven years at Kean University and three seasons at Rutgers-Newark. He was also an assistant coach on the club level for Sport Club Portuguese in Newark for three seasons. He has helped teams win two national indoor championships and produced one U-23 state champion.
A four-year collegiate player in the early 1990s, Freitas played three years at Rutgers-Newark after beginning his career at Union County College.
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Carew Wesley Methodist Chapel is holding a flower festival and members' wedding gown exhibition as part of its ongoing 160th anniversary celebrations.
The theme of the flower festival is 'Women of the Bible' and the chapel will be open daily from today (Thursday) to Monday August 13th.
A flower festival guide will be available when viewing the displays and the chapel will be open from 10.30am to 8pm from Thursday to Saturday, while on Sunday, August 12th worship will be held at 11am, with an evening service at 6pm followed by Songs of Praise at 7.30pm.
The Chapel will be open for viewing the displays from 2pm to 5pm on the Sunday, and from 10.30am to 3pm the following day.
Refreshments will be available daily and organ recitals will be given at 11am, 1pm, 3pm and 7pm each day by the Chapel's organists and various local organists.
The Thursday evening 7pm recital will be given by Stewart Treharne, Brian Lavender will play the recital at 7pm on the Friday and Dr John Harrison will give an hours organ concert at 7pm on the Saturday.
The events mark 160 years since the Chapel was first built in November 1852 at a cost of £300, with John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, having passed through Carew in 1763.
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A survey by the Bosch Group, a leading global supplier of technology and services, has found that engineering is undervalued and misunderstood by adults in the UK.
The research was carried out amongst 1,347 people aged between 18 to 45 years old and, in general, shows that many people, particularly younger adults, see engineering as a 'back of house' function in business that is not critical to the UK economy. Peter Fouquet, president of Bosch UK, said: "The findings are concerning, given that the engineering sector in the UK makes up nearly a fifth of the economy and employs over 4.5 million people. Combined, engineering and manufacturing contribute around £800 billion to the UK economy." The research found that only 45% of people – and only 23% of young people – thought engineering was a key industry for the UK economy. Retail, banking and tourism were all seen as more important. Respondents also did not see engineering as a frontline role in business, with 92% saying that they thought engineers have mostly technical roles in business and less than 2% thinking that engineers are involved in running businesses. Engineering is also not seen as sufficiently attractive to young people, with less than half of 18-24 year olds associating engineering with the word 'research' and more associating it with the word 'geeky' rather than 'exciting'. In terms of working in engineering, the research showed that only 11% overall and only 5% of 18-24 year olds would consider a career in engineering and more men would consider an engineering career (23%), compared to women (3%). Bosch was founded as the 'Workshop for Precision Mechanics and Electrical Engineering' in Stuttgart in 1886. It is now one of the world's largest technology and engineering organisations and leading innovators. The Bosch Group generated sales in excess of 47 billion euros in 2010, invested close to 4 billion euros in research and development – making it one of the most significant global investors in R&D – and applied for well over 3,500 patents worldwide. Bosch employs over 285,000 employees, 34,000 of whom work in R&D and a significant proportion of its board of management is made up of engineers. The UK is Bosch's fifth largest market, outside Germany. The company employs some 4,500 people here and is active in all areas of business, including development, manufacturing and sales. In 2010, Bosch UK generated sales of more than 2 billion euros.
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In Iceland the majority of people remove their shoes upon entering their home, business etc. I now do this myself and as it's summer it's too warm to wear socks in the house, so I made my own in-house flip flops.
Take the cardboard backing from any A4 style notepad. Measure out your feet, the width of the pencil if enough of a distance to use.
Cut out the shapes, it doesn't matter if they are not perfect. If you want you can make 2 sets for each flipper, to make them thicker. I didn't.
Take your fabric you are using to line the flipper and measure out each individual piece, cut out and pin to the cardboard flipper.
Sew the liner to the cardboard flipper, be careful as I broke my needle by moving the cardboard too much! doh
*If you have made 2 sets of cardboard for each flipper, you can glue the second cardboard piece to the first one after you have sewn the liner and band on
Measure the fabric you are going to use for the band across the top of your foot. I used doubled over felt.
Sew any edges of the band you need to before adding to flipper.
Attach the band to the flipper, I machine sewed it on.
You may want to try the band on your foot and then pin it in place, just to make sure you are giving yourself enough room.
*If you have made 2 sets of cardboard for each flipper, you can glue the second cardboard piece to the first one after you have sewn the liner and band on
Add any embellishments you like or leave it plain, whatever :D
Wear and enjoy.
If I was to make them again, I would avoid sweater fabric, it just stretched and moved all over the place when I was sewing it. Also I would go for adding the two layers of cardboard flippers :D


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The Calendar of the Arts lists dynamic public events that represent the academic curriculum in the Arts at Dickinson.
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by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson
July 24, 2013
The artist's life has many rewards, but it's no easy path. Successful artists need more than just technical skill, context, discipline and vision. They also must know how to effectively critique, present and promote their work; create in the absence of class assignments and deadlines; and work collaboratively with others in the arts community. In other words, they need to be able to follow through from the spark of inspiration to a well-received major show.
Senior studio-art majors at Dickinson have an advantage: Each must take a yearlong studio-art seminar that requires them to plan and execute a major exhibition, every step of the way.
The work is both solitary and communal. Each senior is offered a studio in the Goodyear building, where they can create a body of work that encapsulates all they've learned at Dickinson thus far. Along the way, each is responsible for actively seeking out critiques from faculty members, visiting artists and peers—and for offering useful critiques of each other's work. They also keep current by visiting major galleries and meeting with young, working artists. And they work together to develop an overarching exhibition theme; write, edit and design the catalog; present a mid-year preview; design the exhibit space and do all of the other small and large tasks of putting together a major show.
Experiences such as these catch the attention of potential employers. Kalie Garrett '13 is an artistic director in an Anthropologie store in New York and Caroline Stephenson is completing an internship at Harvard University. Yixue Ge has served internships at both Sotheby's and Christies, and Sarah Gray '13 will work at Dickinson as a resident artists during the 2013-14 academic year.
"Our graduates are successful because they've already simulated the lives they'll have when they leave here," says Barbara Diduk, professor of art & art history, who led the 2012-13 seminar. "We're not teaching paradigms to follow. We're teaching them to observe how they work, and how to live successfully and independently as artists."


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The Redskins Store Is Back With The RGIII-Luck 'Rivalry T-Shirt'
By Jamie Mottram | August 17, 2012
Who's ready for the Redskins-Colts preseason game coming up next week? The Redskins Store is! Seriously, they're selling an RGIII-Andrew Luck "QB Showdown Rivalry T-Shirt" for $35 (plus S & H).
It should be noted that the Colts Pro Shop is also selling this shirt, but I think we all know whose idea it was.
Previously: Redskins Store Knows What You Want, Has No Shame, Is Selling 'Fine Jewelry', Has the Perfect V-Day Gift, Is Just Fucking With Us, Peddles Softcore Porn
Topics: High Fashion, Infinite Sadness, Redskins, Robert Griffin III, Snyder Sucks | 2 Comments »
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I think the objections (not by Wilfrid, he never said that) to unreal restaurants are a mixture of an objection to this idea and an admiration of business success that leads to a rejection of projects that are clearly not fully formed businesses (Roberta's tasting table, Frej)
I am struggling with this sentence. Maybe too many negatives.
Why does anyone think I have any objection whatsoever to Frej? Truly bizarre (if that's what's being said here).
It must be a linguistic issue.
It seems like AB, Adrian and myself are convinced that statements by Wilfrid, oakapple, and others are overall negative and describe Frej, as well as a host of new-paradigm restaurants as unreal, cheating, enjoying a lower level of difficulty, inhospitable, evoking less than positive feelings (wrt reservation systems, imaginary jam jars, seating arrangements) and so on. In addition, there seem to be alternating accusations that these are not real businesses on one hand, and that their operators are scheming to maximize profits by convincing the unwashed that butchering their own food and eating it off paper plates in the dark is kewl on the other hand.
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One of our employees, Kameilia, is due any day now–due to deliver her first baby! She's been making her final preparations in creating the perfect little nest in which to bring home her bundle of joy. Her and her husband opted not to find out the sex of the baby, so they created a sweet, gender-neutral nursery. Have a look for yourself.


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An alcoholic who was banned from all the pubs in Dacorum will now serve five months in prison for stealing beer and threatening to torch a taxi firm.
John Dell, 52, of Springfield, Gossoms End, was handed the sentence at St Albans Magistrates Court on Monday after being found guilty of a string of offences.
They included threatening to torch the Tring Railway Station offices of John Taxis and the religiously aggravated harassment of three people on Friday, August 9.
The court heard how he stole a box of Stella Artois worth £11.89 from Shell in Berkhamsted on Wednesday, September 25.
He stole a box of Fosters worth £13.19 from the same garage not only the next day, but the day after that as well.
He was also found guilty of racially aggravated harassment in Watford on Sunday, September 22.
Dell was jailed for seven months last year after attacking the landlord of the Cow Roast Inn and smashing up glasses and pool cues at the pub.
St Albans Crown Court heard how he used racial abuse and smeared excrement all over the walls of his prison cell after being arrested.
He was given a suspended sentence for smashing up a table with an axe at The Lamb pub in Berkhamsted in 2010. In 2009, he was given six months in prison and a 12-month ban from all of Dacorum's licensed premises in 2009 after pleading guilty to attacks, racial abuse, public disorder and vandalism.
After the 2009 sentencing, PC Martin Fisher said: "John Dell is a nasty individual who has made the lives of many people a misery and, despite warnings, continued to cause havoc in public places and licensed premises in Dacorum."


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VQR Grabs Six Ellie Nominations!
By Ted Genoways
April 5th, 2011
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On the heels of Elliott D. Woods receiving the Digital National Magazine Award for Multimedia Package for Assignment Afghanistan, the American Society of Magazine Editors announced today that VQR has received six Ellie nominations in the print categories—second only to The New Yorker and tying New York and the New York Times Magazine.
VQR's nominations go to:
• Elliott D. Woods, "Digging Out," in the Reporting category
• Marco Vernaschi, "The Cocaine Coast," in the News and Documentary Photography category
• Kamin Mohammadi, "Lust, Devotion, & the Binary Code," in the Essays & Criticism category
• Paul Theroux, "Minor Watt," in the Fiction category
• William Malatinsky, "Uzon," in the Fiction category
And also to the Winter, Spring, and Fall 2010 issues for General Excellence in the Literary, Political, and Professional Magazines category.
Congratulations to all of VQR's nominated contributors—and good luck on May 9!
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RN Jobs >> Browse Articles >> Healthcare Reform
Medical Myths: Americans are going bankrupt, and American companies are noncompetitive, because we don't have 'universal health care'
Source: Jewish World Review
July 14, 2009
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Source: Jewish World Review
July 14, 2009
Obviously a well placed shill who hasn't a real clue about how healthcare really works.
Our tax money is already paying for everyone healthcare. How many people, citizens and illegals, get hospital care and don't pay a dime?. This plan is trying to cover just that so the hospitals will not run at a loss and, may be, will be able to have better staffing too. Hopefully, it will work like that. As for the illegals getting healthcare....how are you going to stop it?. As long there are illegals they will benefit from healthcare and schooling services either we like it or not.
I don't mind the US residents because they work and pay taxes, but you know that already, don't you?.
As for the "public servants", the one we elect, will have better insurance because, as we all know, the government benefits are the best. Nobody will be stopped from purchasing better and more expensive insurance, if they can afford it....and we all know that the plan will not be for Medicaid and Medicare elligible people. As I said earlier, we all knew a lot about this since during the electoral campaigns. Obama and Clinton spoke at lenght about the plan and was one of the issues that helped the democrats win the elections, right?.
It is a bit late for anybody to do much. We all knew about "universal healthcare" before Obama was elected. The ones that voted for him, and agreeing with this reform, out numbered the ones that voted against. Something should have been said and done before those elections, don't you think?. The nursing groups that you are talking that are doing nothing now, they did nothing then too. You don't need to tell me about the "red flag" because I lived in that system, I was just trying to encourage you all and so you will not get completely depressed before anything started. If I would have liked the life I had before, I wouldn't be here, would I?.
Ask yourself these questions: If socialized healthcare is so good, why won't our leaders be a part of it? No, they will have private insurance healthcare. Okay for us but not for them. Excuse me, but...they are public servants. Do servants have better then the ones they serve? Also, are you sure you want your hard earned tax dollars paying for all US residents? Residents, not citizens! And are you aware that not all will have healthcare? Yes, there will be a rather high percentage of citizens who will not have healthcare despite "healthcare for everyone" jargon. Lots to be considered. I am wondering why nursing groups are not up in arms about this socialized medicine that will not deliver great care to the patients/clients and will help quicken the bankrupting of our Nation? Why is Washington D.C. rushing this bill through? What are they afraid we will find if given sufficient amount of time to read it and consider it? This reform may have something good, but we are not given a reasonable time to consider it...RED FLAG here!
There are pros and cons to the so called "socialistic medicine". I have lived and practiced nursing for 25 years in a country with this type of medicine and it wasn't all bad. People, surprisingly, survived and lived long, everybody had access to the healthcare, poor, medium class or the rich, doctors did a real consultation( they had to touch you to know what is wrong) and spent more than 2 minutes with you, you find more medication over-the-counter because there was no more interest to see you going to the doctor for just about anything......and belive me that you found just about any medication that you desired ......but there weren't all the laws, lawyers and the lawsuits from here either nor the drug users either. The more you deny, and make it agaist the law, a medication or drug, the more tempted people become to have it and use it.
The pharmacists could advice you on a an antibiotic or a certain ointment, and they were as good as the physicians. How many nurses here are very knowledgeable and be able to give you the right advice or pinpoint the right diagnosis?.....many.... if it wouldn't be for the high liability.
We will have to wait and see if universal healthcare will work here or not.


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I am having issues with a client site. It keeps slowing to a halt and we are having to reboot the server every day. The only application we have on there besides static html files is Magento.
We contacted the host and they said that Magento was causing a high MySQL usage. What could we do to lower this?
Probably very little - except find a hosting plan that understands Magento's requirements. Lots of discussion about Magento-optimized host around these forums…
Post a few more details if you wouldn't mind.
Is it a shared hosting environment? If so, you obviously are limited by what your host is prepared to do for you.
If it is a VPS or dedicated (or you have access to apache/php/mysql) You need to look into why you are having to reboot the system daily. Begin by looking at the obvious, post the output of
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Hiya Caroline,
I hope you're well.
I just thought I would extend an invitation to you to join our meet up that I thought you may find interesting:
It's a meet up for singles, who are looking to have fun, dance and socialise in a relaxed environment. There are prizes on the night to be won!
I hope to see you soon at one of our events.
Kindest Regards
Deuces x
Hello Caroline, We wanted to invite you to a couple of events in the month of June for professionals from Linkedin. Our presence on Meetup is extremely tiny, these events always sell out. On 6th June, "Meet the expert" on strategies to design and launch successful products, check http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES... On 26th June "Find you match" (it is NOT dating) http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES... Will you be able to join us? Eva
Dear Caroline,
I hope this note finds you well.
Would you like to join us this Friday for the Women's day celebration party at Roof Gardens?
Women can bring along a complimentary guest!
This is the link to the Meetup page, http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES...
We already sold more than 100 tickets out of Meetup
I hope you can join our group too! http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES...
Have a nice week
Dear Caroline,
I hope this note finds you well.
I wanted to invite you to join http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES... You can find more information on me if you Google or Youtube "Duccio Zambrini"
This Friday we host an event at Wellington Club and you can bring along your friends as your complimentary guests.
More info at http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES...
Have a nice week.
Saints and sinners masquerade party where anything goes. This event will be held on 15th of March at London stone pub near bank underground station. The tickets will only be £10 which will include a mask and starts at 8pm. The event will have bands and dj's throughout the night. Don't miss out on a night that you will never forget as there are only 200 places left. Email me back and reserve your tickets.
Hello Caroline,
I hope this note finds you in good spirit.
We organise an amazing Fashion Show on Saturday this week.
This is the link.
Do you think you will be able to join us?
Cordial regards
Hello :)
I'd like to invite you to the London Social Adventurers
Dinners and Socials
live Jazz evenings
Monopoly Pub Crawl
Adventure walks and weekends
Wine tastings
Cinema and Cocktails
Gameshow Quiz - Prizes to be won!
Treasure Hunts... and much much more!! :)
Live life to the full! We hope to see you soon!
I also run http://www.meetup.com/FreeLondonEvent...
Dear Caroline,
I hope this note finds you well.
I am the organiser of http://www.meetup.com/DUCCIOS-PARTIES... which is very small on Meetup. However, I have a combined network of 9,000 professionals in London and we organise social networking events on a regular basis.
The next one will take part at Roof Gardens, the link is http://www.meetup.com/London-Social-S...
During these events we welcome guests and introduce them to each other.
Cordial regards
Please join our group: meetup.com/4BNetworking and Promote Your Services for Free:www.4BN.co.uk
I'd love to invite you to come and join our new meetup group for top entrepreneurs such as
your self. We've got some exciting events lined up, and it would be great to see you there.
You can also register on our website and promote you product/ services for FREE
Kind regards,
Hey Caroline, Welcome to CLS! we have a event up and more to come! :) Hope to see you soon x
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Debbie Ryan entered the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2008.
The former UVA head coach earned another distinguished honor Saturday night.
The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame inducted Ryan into its Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Portsmouth.
In her 33 seasons as head coach at Virginia, Ryan won 739 games, reaching the NCAA Tournament 24 times.
Ryan's Cavaliers made 12 Sweet 16s and three straight Final Fours in the early 1990s.
Ryan earned ACC Coach of the Year seven times, winning 14 ACC titles (eleven regular season crowns and three ACC Tournament championships).
She joins Antonio Freeman (former Virginia Tech wide receiver), Gerald Henderson (former VCU basketball player), Billy Wagner (Virginia native with 422 career Major League Baseball saves), Jess Kersey (former NBA referee), and Al Pearce (sports reporter for the Daily Press) in the 41st class of the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame.
Ryan said, "I'm probably most proud of how successful my players have been over the years, and exactly what they're doing now. They're all really productive citizens, and they're great people. I've just really been very proud to be a small part of their lives."
Jesse Boeckermann joined the NBC29 Sports Department in August 2009 as a sports reporter/photographer/anchor. Email /


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