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Way too much work.
But ... you are going to love me, I found a solution to our gingerbread problems.
This little packet of flavoring is meant for frosting, but it works just as well in a mixture of sweetened condensed milk, water, gelatin and vodka.
It also has the perfect brown gingerbread coloring your shots will need. I found it in the canned frosting and cake isle at my grocery store (you can buy it online here too).
I layered the jello with cherries in the middle (just like I did with these, and these) so that you can pick up your little guys with ease.
The cherries also look kind of cute too, like a button or the gingerbread mans heart.
Of course I couldn't eat these, because I'm preggers. (Ba-humbug!) But hubby did and he said they were tasty and strong.
Cheers to the start of the Christmas season! xoxo
Gingerbread Men Jello Shots
Mini gingerbread men cookie cutter (I bought mine at Michaels, it's this Wilton set)
2 cups vodka (vanilla, whipped, or cake flavored!)
2 cups Water
6 tablespoons sweetened condensed milk
1 packet Frosting Creations mix, gingerbread flavor (Seasonal limited edition, they are with the canned frosting at most grocery stores or buy here)
4 envelops of Knox gelatin
15-20 maraschino cherries with stems, halved
30-40 mini nonpareils white sprinkles (these round ones)
(For a kid friendly, non-alcoholic version just use cold water instead of vodka)
Step 1 - Boil 1 cup of water with 3 tablespoons of sweetened condensed milk. When condensed milk and water are combined add half of your gingerbread Frosting Creations mix and stir. (Taste with a spoon to make sure it's sweet enough. If it's not add a few tablespoons of sugar and boil again until combined.)
Step 2 - Turn off the heat and let your mixture cool completely. When mixture is cool sprinkle 2 envelopes of Knox gelatin powder on top. Let sit for for 1-2 minutes, letting it activate. Turn on the heat again and stir with a whisk until combined.
Step 3 - Add 1 cup cold vodka (Flavored vodkas like, vanilla, whipped, or cake is delicious)
Step 4 - Spray the bottom of a 9x13 inch baking pan with non stick baking spray. Pour mixture into pan. Place in refrigerator until firm (1-2 hours).
Step 5 - Cut 15-20 Maraschino cherries (with stems) in half and place them on your gingerbread jello. Make sure to space out enough room for your gingerbread cookie cutter (see photo 2).
Step 6 - Repeat steps 1-3
Step 7 - Pour your second batch of gingerbread and vodka jello on top of your hardened batch. Make sure your cherries are still spaced out and upright. Place back in the fridge until hardened. (1-2 hours)
Step 8 - When hardened, using your mini gingerbread cookie cutter slowly push down and cut out each jello shot. Wiggle the cookie cutter around to make sure the edges are separated and lift out using a mini spatula or fork.
Final Step (optional) Place eyes on your gingerbread men. I used mini nonpareils white sprinkles (these round ones).
Happy Holidays!


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Joanney wrote:ready2go wrote:Betcha didn't know any of that stuff!
I knew that! When I first moved to the area, I got it confused on which was the horse and which was the owner, but I did know it. I think one of the quiz questions on the game show at the MN History Center is "Which town was named after the owner of a famous race horse?" and that is what clarified it in my mind. Having one child that is really into history made a Historic Society membership a great family Christmas gift for several years.
Talked to the tree company today. They will not get to my tree until Saturday. Two weeks after it fell. If I were the business owner, I would probably make the same decision that long-term customers without power were a higher priority, but it is still frustrating. Especially since the insurance adjuster can't do his job until the tree is removed.
Don, you do more writing than I do, so they will kick me off before they do you.
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Ok--so maybe I too much of a cheapskate but I have a question for Moms and Dads...
One of our almost nightly problem areas is dinner time. There are some dinners where my kids like what's on the table in front of them and will chow down heartily.
BUT for those days where they enjoy what I cook there are many more nights where they graze over their plates, pick out what they like and leave the rest.
I hate waste. To me when I see uneaten food tossed out--it's like seeing hard-earned dollars being thrown away. So, here's my question? DO YOU eat what's left on your kid's plates?
EWWW?! I know-- not exactly digging the leftover idea? Well, I will scarf down their uneaten food when I know they never touched it anything but a fork or spoon. My exceptions-- soggy milk-logged breakfast cereal (yes, I called it breakfast cereal--I'll have a bowl while I sit on the davenport).
So, am I weird? (WOAH--that was a quick response to the keyboard...)
What are your rules for engagement?
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From: Lawrence Kline
Date: July 3,1992
Re: Transmittal of "Issues, Impacts, and Mitigations"
Herewith an attempt to recompile the "Planning a Community" and Comprehensive Plan Compliance" sections of the present draft into a unit as desired by the Planning Division.
1. It opens with a "project setting" section as requested.
2. Pages 2-15 are the previous planning goals, compliance, water harvesting, re-vegetation, etc, etc
materials as appeared before.
Please note that underlined sections indicate new material and.strikethrus indicate deleted material.
Noto Bene: On page 41 have taken a first stab at creating a "land-use allocation table". This responds
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Six Degrees That Could Pay You Back
Hoping for a strong return on your college investment? You better make sure you're investing in one of these six degrees.
It's no secret that college is expensive. And simply putting money toward an education doesn't mean you'll see a return on that investment. Choosing a degree with promise and career application, however, might help you increase your odds.
How? Some college degrees could pay you back more than others - and in more ways than one. These degrees are usually in high demand with employers, or they could teach you the skills to follow a career path with high earning potential.
To get a bit more specific, we sifted through the vast sea of education programs and came up with six degrees that could prepare you to follow a promising career path.
Are you ready to invest wisely and grow wise from your investment? Keep reading to learn more.
Degree #1 - Computer Science
Is solving computer glitches a piece a cake for you? If so, chances are a bachelor's degree in computer science could reward you in more ways than one.
Students in computer science programs study the way humans and computers interact, according to the College Board, a nonprofit organization that promotes higher education. Typical classes include data structures and algorithms, artificial intelligence, mathematics for computer science, and digital system design, to name a few.
Payback Factor: But how does this degree pay you back? In marketability, it seems. "It's one of the biggest areas right now," says Dan Schawbel, upcoming author of "Promote Yourself: The New Rules for Career Success" and career expert.
"It's not even just for computers, but mobile phones, tablet devices - all those things are taking off," he adds. "Computer science is much more valuable now because there is so much more demand for it, and it's hard to find that talent."
Click to Find the Right Computer Science Program.
With a bachelor's degree in computer science, you could be prepped to pursue a career as a software developer, as the U.S. Department of Labor reports that this is one degree these professionals typically have. The Department of Labor notes that programming skills are also important.
The best part? Software developers earn decent salaries. The Department reports a median annual salary of $90,060 for software developers who specialize in applications, with workers in the 10th percentile at $55,190 and those in the 90th at $138,880.*
Degree #2 - Business Administration
Is a leader born or made? No matter which way you feel about it, if you like the idea of being in charge, why not consider a degree in business administration? You can sharpen your natural talents, while earning a degree that could pay for itself.
The College Board says students who study business administration will prepare "to plan, organize, direct and control an organization's activities." Major courses might include operations management, financial management, management information systems, and accounting.
Payback Factor: A degree in business administration can lead to many lucrative careers, says Laurence Shatkin, career expert and author of "200 Best Jobs for Renewing America."
"The degree is valuable because management depends so much on mastery of data-crunching tools. It's much less possible to work your way up the corporate ladder just by getting experience," he says. "People with this degree also are appreciated for their knowledge of how to use information technology for other purposes, such as production or distribution, and for their understanding of the legal environment of the business."
Click to Find the Right Business Administration Program.
A bachelor's degree is usually required for financial analyst positions, notes the U.S. Department of Labor. Fields of study that qualify include business administration, accounting, finance, and others. The Department of Labor also reports that employers often want candidates with a master's degree in business administration (MBA) or in finance.
And get this: Financial analysts report good salaries. The Department shows a median annual salary in the field of $76,950, with workers in the 10th percentile at $47,130 and those in the 90th at $148,430.*
Degree #3 - Health Care Administration
Are you interested in helping people and enacting real change in health care? A bachelor's degree in health care administration could be a great fit for you. And the career it qualifies you to pursue could offer a nice return on your college investment.
According to the College Board, students in a health services administration program might take health care courses such as health care law and health care ethics, plus classes like accounting, anatomy and physiology, and statistics.
Payback Factor: "Obamacare will have a major impact on the health care industry, so if you work in it and hold a health care administration degree, there will be more opportunities for you to find work and advance," says Schawbel.
Shatkin agrees. "People with this degree are being hired to help health care facilities run more efficiently, and these organizations range from group medical and dental practices - which are becoming the norm rather than solo practices - all the way up to chains of hospitals and nursing homes."
Click to Find the Right Health Care Administration Program.
With a bachelor's degree in health care administration, you could be well-equipped for pursuing a career as a medical and health services manager, says the U.S. Department of Labor. To use their words: "prospective medical and health services managers have a bachelor's degree in health administration."
Additionally, medical and health services manager can be a money-making career. The Department of Labor reports a median annual salary in the field of $88,580, with workers in the 10th percentile at $53,940 and those in the 90th at $150,560.*
Degree #4 - Civil Engineering
A bachelor's degree in civil engineering will give you the chance to put your creative noggin to work. The degree could teach you how to build the next skyscraper or road project, which could be a huge money maker.
According to the College Board, "civil engineering majors learn how to use math and science to design big construction projects." Sound exciting? These majors also learn about calculating a structures maximum weight load and identifying environmental concerns on a project.
Common courses include dynamics, environmental awareness for engineers, engineering economics, fluid mechanics, and geology and geophysics, to name a few.
Payback Factor: But why is learning any of this a good idea? "As construction rebounds from the low point that it hit in the Great Recession, we can expect civil engineers to be hired to design buildings, bridges, roads, and other structures that a revived economy will need," says Shatkin. "Repair of the infrastructure can't be put off much longer, and rising sea levels will require large public and private works to prevent property damage."
Click to Find the Right Civil Engineering Program.
So just how do you get into this career field? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, a civil engineering bachelor's degree or a degree in one of its specialties, approved by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, is needed to pursue a career as a civil engineer.
And this career could pave the way to decent earnings. The Department of Labor reports a median annual salary in the field of $79,340, with workers in the 10th percentile at $51,280, and those in the 90th at $122,020.*
Degree #5 - Accounting
You know the saying: It takes money to make money. That's why businesses want to know where every penny is going. If you like calculating numbers and have a good sense of record keeping, why not cash in by earning an accounting degree?
The College Board says an accounting program teaches students how to interpret how an institution is performing financially. Classes for this degree might include multiple levels of accounting courses, as well as business law and auditing.
Payback Factor: How could this degree pay you back? By introducing you to a field that isn't going anywhere. "It's very stable," says Schawbel. "There's always going to be demands for it. It's something every business always needs."
Click to Find the Right Accounting Program.
Accounting is certainly going strong, which makes getting educated in the field not a bad idea. With a bachelor's degree in accounting, you could be equipped to pursue a career as an accountant or an auditor, as the U.S. Department of Labor reports that most of these professionals typically have a bachelor's in accounting or a related field.
And let's not fail to mention the attractive salaries. The Department of Labor reports a median annual salary for accountants and auditors of $63,550, with workers in the 10th percentile at $39,930, and those in the 90th at $111,510.*
Degree #6 - Nursing
Caring for someone who is sick or terminally ill takes a tender touch. If you're passionate about helping others, you might consider entering a nursing degree program, which could teach you how to work in one of health care's fastest-growing professions.
A student pursuing a nursing degree could take courses in anatomy and physiology, chemistry, and psychology, in addition to nursing courses like adult or mental-health nursing, says the College Board.
Payback Factor: The U.S. Department of Labor says earning a bachelor's degree in nursing is one educational path that registered nurses take. The Department of Labor says a bachelor's degree may include more clinical experience in nonhospital settings as well as offer more preparation in areas such as leadership and critical thinking.
But a bachelor's isn't the only way to pursue this career. Other options include an associate's degree in nursing or a diploma from an approved nursing program, says the Department.
The bottom line is, earning a degree that is directly related to a booming career field is a wise decision. And Shatkin sees a lot of opportunity in nursing right now. "Nurses are being used to reduce the expensive workload given to physicians, but at the same time, many of their lowest-level health care tasks are being shouldered by nursing aides and by home health care workers," Shatkin says. "This allows nurses to work and earn at a more professional level commensurate with their level of education."
Click to Find the Right Nursing Program.
As for salary potential, the Department reports a median annual salary of $65,470, with workers in the 10th percentile at $45,040, and those in the 90th at $94,720.*
* All median salary information from the Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wages statistics, May 2012.
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For dinner tonight we are going to make Pan-Grilled Flank Steak with Soy-Mustard Sauce. I found this recipe idea in the April 2012 edition of Cooking Light and loved it!
Let's gather our ingredients. We'll need to stop at the market and pick up 1 pound of flank steak, trimmed.
Make sure you have kosher salt, freshly ground black pepper, cooking spray, canola oil, fresh garlic, lower-sodium soy sauce, Dijon mustard, sugar, heavy whipping cream, and fresh cilantro.
Now let's prepare.
1. Heat a grill pan over high heat. Sprinkle steak evenly with 3/8 teaspoon kosher salt and 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper. Lightly coat the steak with cooking spray. Add steak to the pan; grill for 5 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Let stand 3 minutes.
2. Heat a small skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 teaspoon canola oil to the pan; swirl to coat.
3. Add 1 1/2 teaspoons minced fresh garlic; cook for 30 seconds or until fragrant. Add 2 tablespoons lower-sodium soy sauce, 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard, and 3/4 teaspoon sugar; cook 1 minute or until bubbly. Remove pan from heat.
4. Stir in 1 1/2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream and 1 tablespoon of chopped fresh cilantro.
5. Cut steak diagonally across grain into thin slices. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon of chopped fresh cilantro. Serve sauce with steak.


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We don't usually pay much attention to our ears unless there's a problem with them. They don't usually require much regular maintenance so were prone to ignoring their existence as long as we can hear okay and nothing hurts. There are a few things however we should be aware of with respect to cleaning our ears.
Ear wax (cerumen) is not a bad thing . In fact, it is a naturally occurring substance produced by the ear itself. Medical Science doesn't really know what the purpose of ear wax is but its generally believed to be part of the ears natural ability for self-cleaning. It may have anti-bacterial properties but its not known for certain. Also, among its positive properties is that its poisonous to small insects thus preventing them from going deeper into the ear canal and it also acts as a debris trap.
With ear wax some may be good; but more is not better . Excess wax can be a problem and should be removed. Excess wax can plug up the ear, causing mild to profound hearing loss, and a full feeling in the ear. It can also trap bacteria in the ear, leading to infection, which is usually painful or at least itchy. The wax can obscure vision when the doctor looks in your ears, possibly hiding a serious problem.
The regular use of hairspray can potentially cause uncomfortable problems in the ear . Hairspray is sticky and being so close to the ear it can, over time, accumulate in the ear canal causing a blockage of stuck ear wax, hair and debris. Its a good idea to cover the ear canals with a carefully inserted cotton ball or tissue when using hair spray. If you wear hearing aids keep them away from the hairspray as well.
If you use these to clean the wax out of your ear don't!
People have historically turned to either cotton swabs or other implements to clean their ears, or a procedure called ear candling. A cotton swab can be very dangerous if inserted into the ear canaleven more so if you are on blood thinners. Your ear canals are very sensitive. Cotton swabs, even though they feel soft to the touch, are highly abrasive to the ear canal. I have seen many ear canals that are dry and red and even bruised from the use of cotton swabs. In addition to abrasions, cotton swabs can push the wax further into your ear causing impaction. Our ears are far more fragile than most people realize. The eardrum, which is comprised of only three layers of paper thin membrane, can be ruptured easily, causing permanent damage to our hearing. One can easily perforate the eardrum with a cotton swab, hair pins, paper clips, or any other objects one might use to relieve the itch or remove wax. Even your fingernails can scratch the ear canal, causing it to bleed. There is an old adage that says, Never put anything smaller than your elbow in your ear, and its true.
Ear candling proves to have little or no benefit in removing ear wax.
When I have checked ears before and after patients candled their own ears I saw no indication of ear wax actually being removed from the ear canal. After witnessing someone candling a persons ear, the candler showed me the wax that was left at the end of the candle and said it was ear wax. Video-otoscopic exam of the ear canal showed that the same amount of wax was present as prior to candling the ear. I challenged the candler to burn an ear candle in a jar to see if the colored wax still appeared at the end of the candle. As it turned out, the ear candle had the same amount wax at the end of it with out an ear to get the wax from. So, do ear candles really work? I am not convinced. Neither are Matt and Betsy Jabs of diyNatural.com who share their experiences on their blog. Ear candling has some serious risks too: your hair could catch on fire; hot candle wax could drip on your face or in your eye; and you could puncture your eardrum in the process. Another concern I have is that If no hearing care professional has looked into the ear prior to ear candling, how would you know the condition of the ear canal? What if the ear has an infection, or some other physical problem instead of wax? Individuals should have their ears examined by a hearing professional or a physician when there is a decline in hearing. A video-otoscopic ear examination will let you see for yourself whether you have earwax, infection or anything else that may be blocking your hearing.
Here are some safer ways to clean your ears!
Placing a few drops of oil (mineral oil, baby oil, glycerin or MiraCell ) in the ear will help soften the wax. MiraCell, (labeled as ProHear) which can be purchased at your local hearing care provider also helps stop itchy ears, and heals the outer layer of skin once it has been damaged by Q-tips and more. MiraCell can be used to heal many skin problems on your body. Some use Hydrogen Peroxide or products such as Audiologist's Choice brand ear drops, (carbamide peroxide) for wax removal. These drops are generally followed by a gentle flushing of the ears with water via a bulb syringe. Again, there is a risk of damaging the eardrum if you flush too hard. Tap water may contain bacteria which can cause infection, so using distilled water is best. Be careful: using too much force during the flushing process can result in eardrum perforation. Simply washing out the ear in a warm shower or warmed distilled water is the safest way for you to remove ear wax.
What do I think about the ear wax vacuum as seen on T.V.? I have no personal experiences with these devices. One client bruised his ear canal while using one. The online reviews I read were not that great. Others have said they do not create enough suction to be effective. I probably would not buy one to use for my family's ears.
Call your family physician or an ear specialist, (Otologist or Otolaryngologist) to have your ears cleaned. If you do not feel confident enough to clean your own ears, if you have a history of perforated eardrums, or the wax is so impacted you can't get it out you should have the wax removed professionally. Family physicians usually have someone on staff that can flush your ears. Ear specialists or their assistants will use a small forceps to pull the wax out of the ear canal or a vacuum system to gently suction the wax out.
Obviously many factors can negatively affect our hearing so regular ear cleaning is definitely a wise habit to form which may help avoid unnecessary trips to the doctor. Keep in mind, that ear wax is not the only reason why you may have a hearing loss and if your ears are clean and you still have a hearing loss you should have your hearing tested by your local hearing care provider .
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took place at Fellowship Chapel in Detroit.
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Democracy in Detroit is under attack says Dr. Michael Eric Dyson. The sociology professor from Georgetown University served as moderator for the forum. The gloves were off and many on the panel assembled by Congressman Conyers didn't pull punches. They railed on Detroit's Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing and the appointment of Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr.
"There are cities in Oakland County that
have a point system that qualifies them for an Emergency Manager but
they did not have the imposition of one," said Rev. Wendell Anthony, president of the Detroit Chapter of the NAACP.
Many believe Orr's appointment and the bankruptcy filing are part of a conspiracy, a right-wing takeover of a predominantly black city.
issues have nothing to do with resolving a financial crisis," said City Council member JoAnn Watson. "Why don't
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One way Orr wants to balance Detroit's books is by drastically cutting pensions for retirees. UM law professor John Pottow has heard the arguments.
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This page summarizes wind activities in Michigan.
Wind Working Group
State Wind Working Groups form strategic alliances to communicate wind's benefits and challenges to state stakeholders.
Anemometer Loan Program
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80-Meter Wind Map
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The tuna was Trader Joe's tuna in oil - which I picked up based on the "what do you love at TJ's" thread. Good stuff.
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Just perfect for how you used it, too. These days, even when I drain off the oil I save it to a jar in the fridge and it eventually becomes the olive oil in a caesar salad or something. It's also wonderful as the base of a vinaigrette for a warm potato salad.
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Jenise wrote:Robin, no offense intended by this question, but as I noted again just two weeks ago when we were in such a place, there is a tendency among vegetarian/vegan restaurants to absolutely reek of onions--to a degree I find very offputting. And I don't exaggerate in my description--I love onions but the degree to which I'm referring is truly more reek than pleasant aroma. I had looked forward to a vegetarian soup and salad lunch, but we left the restaurant I'm describing because of the smell, and this isn't the first time I've entered a vegetarian restaurant and decided not to stay.
Is your description of the asparagus risotto you made the key? Does a lot of browned onion provide a meatiness, IOW, that somehow fills a gap for vegetarians? None of the meat-free meals I make at home have me reaching for more onions than usual, but then I still eat meat.
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Gust MEES's curator insight, September 17, 9:32 AM
The entrance to GitHub is the most Instagram-able lobby in tech. It's a recreation of the Oval Office, and the mimicry is spot-on---except for the rug. Instead of the arrow-clutching American eagle that graces Obama's office rug, it shows the code-sharing site's Octocat mascot gazing into the digital future, just above the motto: "In Collaboration We Trust."
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"Digitaalinen lukutaito ei ole tietotekniikkaa, se on teknologian käyttöä ajattelun kehittämiseen. Jos kriittisen ajattelun taidot eivät vielä ole olennainen osa oppilaittesi tietoyhteiskuntavalmiuksia, sinun on aika pohtia opetusstrategioitasi."
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What does the term "digitally literate" mean? This article gices some prompts about what digital literacy is- and what it isn't.
Kristen McDaniel's curator insight, August 4, 11:15 AM
I really enjoyed this article on "do's" and "don'ts" for empowering students in digital literacy techniques. I think we forget - this is where our students shine. The article points out that today's undergraduates have NEVER known life without the internet. How do we use that to help our students learn more?
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Rescooped for Charles Voth. Try,alternatively, http://toolkit.aitsl.edu.au/category/professional-learning/
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THe link worked for me. Sorry if you were having trouble Charles Voth, one notification is enough. Regards
Gust MEES's curator insight, April 24, 12:06 PM
Twitter is probably the best way to experience the need and benefit to connectedness in developing both professional and personal relationships with other educators. Remember that in a group of like-minded people, as smart as any individual is, the group is always smarter. Of course, if you are reading this online, you are probably already connected and all of this makes sense, since you have already drunk the Kool-aid. Please print it out and share with an unconnected colleague.
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The University of Toledo have developed this exhaustive checklist about skills of our century (some importants like digital citizienship are also missing)
Have a look and also in this link and also finde some explanations about 9 selected skills
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... Change and innovation start with the individuals... development, growth, leaders==> building the future.
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Nice visual shared by Susan Bainbridge illustrating different aspects a teacher should be building to represent themselves as learners. I would go one step further and say students should be following the same structure.
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@SkilledUp can point me to a class to learn about citing image use on the web. It doesn't stick when I read about it.
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Thinking about getting a dog for your family this holiday season? Great! Now pay attention.
Regular readers know I love writing and I especially love the news. I never get tired of thinking about and analyzing leadership strategy, cynicism and hypocrisy. Nevertheless, in case you are becoming concerned, there is way more to life, or my life, anyway, than work and politics!
Life is really about family. And when I say family, I include friends, too. And by friends, I include my best furry friend.
No, not my husband. I mean, of course, my dog. Bowser.
I've been reading with interest about singer-songwriter Fiona Apple's decision to cancel part of her concert tour to spend time with her dying dog. She wrote a touching Facebook update, asking for their support.
There are undoubtedly thousands of unhappy fans out there who are thinking, so what? It's just a dog.
And to those people I send a big, sloppy pffffffttttt.
People who want a dog are probably beyond the sway of reasoned argument. But for so many of our furry friends, people enter pet ownership completely unprepared for the realities of pet parenting.
They poop and pee on the rug. They chew up your favorite family photos. They bark at inconvenient times and give you the puppy face because you want them in the crate and they want to be on your bed. They throw up really gross stuff. Sometimes they shed.
I had a dog, a sweet Golden Retriever named Blondie, who once ate a box of crayons. After surveying the results of Blondie's endeavor in the yard, my dad observed, "That's some colorful *&$%."
This time of year, there are plenty of stories and warnings about getting into pet ownership without really understanding the work that's involved. While that is certainly important, I'd like to add something that usually gets added as a footnote, if at all.
Dogs need food, water and veterinary care. But to thrive, dogs need love. Yours.
What a dog offers in companionship, loyalty and yes, love, is completely unmatched in the human kingdom. All they want, all they live for, is to see you, be with you and please you.
Until I brought home Bowser, I never had the close relationship with an animal that I enjoy now. The Scottie I had when I was young, Blackie, was firmly attached to my mom. Blondie, who was by all accounts a wonderful family dog, really belonged to my husband. Even my daughter has George, the once-in-a-lifetime tabby we rescued from the New Haven pound, glued to her side.
Jealousy consumed me, and because a writer's life is solitary during working hours, I wanted a furry companion of my own.
Bringing home Bowser, whose loving nicknames I won't mention here because I don't want you to throw up on your keyboard, is the second best personal decision I've ever made, after marrying my husband.
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The idea of kenneling my sweet baby doodlebug (sorry) makes me anxious beyond belief. I defend him vigorously against the tyranny of my children and George the Cat. My friends think I'm crazy (except for the ones who get it). And I get a lot of eye rolls and pitiful looks from my husband, who would rather choke than admit he loves Bowser, too.
It's so easy to bring home a dog and then just forget they're there after the first exciting days. But please, don't do that. Let yourself go crazy for your new addition.
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I've always wanted to learn how to crochet but never had anyone to show me the finer details of crocheting. I've made an effort from time to time. I could even do a simple stitch around a baby blanket but I could never quite figure out the crochet language in pattern books. Over the years I moved on to other things but kept wanting to come back to crocheting. I recently found that all I needed was someone to show me the way (thanks to my NZ Auntie). Like many of you, I'm a visual learner. It's much easier to be shown than to read instructions. lol.
So, now that I'm really into crocheting I find that I keep losing my crochet hooks and that I really didn't have a good place to keep them. They are really easy to misplace, especially with children around.
This Moda Bake Shop project is dedicated to all of you quilter's and crafter's who love to crochet.
- 4 Fat Quarters of your choice. ( I used Moda's "Make Life" by Sweetwater)
- 7" Zipper to match your fabric choice
- 1/2" Magnetic Snap by Dritz
- Heavy Clear Plastic (I bought mine in the fabric section at Walmart)
- 1 1/4" D-Ring by Dritz for purse handle (optional)
- Crocheted Flower to match your color scheme.
- 7/8" Covered Button Kit (by Dritz) to make a matching covered button for the center of the flower.
Print the pattern and use it to make the curve for the flap on the Crochet Clutch.
Cutting Out the Fabric Pieces
Here's a picture of the pieces you'll need to make the Crochet Clutch (except the optional handle which you find at the end).
1. Cut One rectangle measuring 9" x 18" out of each of the following items:
- One piece of Heavyweight Fusible Interfacing
- One piece of Cotton Batting
- One piece of Fabric for inside of clutch
- One piece of Fabric for outside of clutch
3. Trace the curve for the top flap with a pencil. Cut along the pencil line.
4. Draw a gentle curve for the bottom two corners of the crochet clutch. Cut along the pencil line.
Step Three:
Making the Zippered Pocket
- Cut 4 pieces measuring 1 1/2" x 9" (zipper sides)
- Cut 2 pieces measuring 2" x 4" (zipper ends)
1. Take the two pieces that measure 2" x 4" and fold in half. Finger press.
2. Open the fabric and place the pressed line in the fabric close to the zipper end. Sew along the pressed line. Repeat for the opposite end of zipper. Center the zipper within 9" on the cutting mat and trim off the excess.
3. Now take two of the four pieces that measure 1 1/2" x 9" and with right sides together place a strip of fabric on the top and bottom of one side of the zipper. Use your zipper foot to sew a seam close to the zipper opening. Press the seams open.
4. Repeat for the opposite side of zipper. (See photo below)
5. With the zipper pull facing to your right fold the length of the top fabric piece in toward the zipper about 3/8" then press. Repeat for the bottom fabric piece.
6. Slip the 9" (length) x 7" (width) piece of mid to heavy weight plastic in between the two pressed fabric pieces. Now sew a seam close to the edge of fabric thus securing the plastic in place.
Making the Crochet Hook Pocket (*CHP)
- Cut One piece of fabric measuring 9" x 8 3/4" then fold in half so the width remains 9" and the height will be be 4 3/8"
- Cut one biased piece of striped fabric measuring 2 1/2" x 9" fold in half lengthwise and the fold the ends in once again. Press.
1. Insert the folded edge of the *CHP inside the bias pocket binding. Sew close to the edge of the binding to secure the pocket in place.
2. Now measure 4" and fold the raw edges inward. Press. This is where the other side of plastic will be sewn and secured into place.
Making the Pin & Needle Keeper
- Cut one piece of matching wool or felt measuring 3 1/2" x 7"
1. Pin pattern on wool/felt then cut out.
2. Take the 9" x 18" inside piece of fabric and the 9"x 18" piece of batting and place the batting on the wrong side of the fabric.
3. Measure down 4" from the top. Center and line up the bottom edge of wool/felt right at or barely above what will become the fold line on the flap of the clutch.
4. Sew the wool/felt in place.
5. Use matching Ric Rac or other trim and then sew it around the outside edge of wool/felt piece.
Putting the Pieces Together
The left fabric piece (as seen below) is the front of the crochet clutch with the fusible interfacing ironed to the wrong side of fabric and the right fabric piece is the inside of the Crochet Clutch with the batting on the wrong side of fabric.
1. On the inside piece of fabric in addition to the wool/felt pin keeper you will add the *CHP and the zippered pocket.
2. First measure down from the top 7" and place your *CHP.
3. Next, place the zippered pocket on top of the inside fabric with the zipper at the bottom of the clutch with the plastic facing up toward the *CHP. There should be plenty of plastic to insert in the opening at the pressed bottom of the *CHP. Trim off any plastic excess to within 1/2" of where you will sew the seam to secure the plastic.
4. Now sew the *CHP seam to secure the pocket on the fabric and the batting.
Step Seven:
Attaching the Magnetic Clasp
2. The top clasp is attached to the top of the inside of Crochet Clutch.
3. Now place the front and back with wrong sides together. Pin the layers around the top half.
4. The bottom clasp is attached to the outside fabric at the bottom of the Crochet Clutch.
5. Make sure to lift up the bottom of the inside fabric to expose the batting, the fusible interfacing and fabric for the outside of crochet clutch.
6. Fold your bag to check for placement of magnetic clip. Mark the spot with a pencil.
7. Attach magnetic clip. Use a straight edge to cut small holes to insert the prongs.
Making the Optional Handle
- Cut one strip of fabric 22" x 5"
- Cut one strip of cotton batting 22" x 5"
1. Fold fabric in half lengthwise. Press.
2. Fold raw edges into the center seam. Press
3. Open folds and insert the cotton batting. Refold.
4. Sew a seam close to the outside edge on both sides of the strap.
5. Sew a second seam a 1/4" inside of each seam that you've just sewn.
6. Cut a 17" length for the handle.
7. Cut a 1 1/2" length to attach the D-Ring to the Clutch.
8. Fold the 1 1/2" length in half making sure the D-Ring is inside the fold. Attach by sewing to the back of the outside of clutch. See placement below. Make sure to do this before finishing off the binding.
Binding and Finishing
- Cut 60" of bias binding for the perimeter of the Crochet Clutch
2. Sew around the perimeter using a longer stitch length to secure everything in place.
3. Attach your bias binding on the inside of the crochet clutch. Make sure to include the optional handle at this point (see instructions for the handle in part nine).
4. Press the binding outward making sure not to iron the plastic.
5. Sew the binding by hand to finish it off.
Grab your Crochet Clutch you're ready to Crochet.
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Promising early preclinical research currently underway at the University of Louisville could lead to the elimination of a second surgery now commonly needed after retinal surgery.
Shlomit Schaal, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, and director of Retina, the Retina Fellowship Program in Vitreo-Retinal Diseases and Surgery and the Diabetic Retinopathy Service, Kentucky Lions Eye Center, is working with Martin O'Toole, Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of Bioengineering, on the project which is funded by the Coulter Translational Research Partnership at UofL.
The two are studying a new way for patients undergoing retinal surgery – known as "vitrectomy" – to avoid the need to have subsequent surgery to remove cataracts that develop. During vitrectomy surgery, vitreous gel is removed from the eye; it is this gel that protects the natural crystalline lens from damage caused by free radicals of oxygen.
With the gel loss during surgery, free radicals are diffused onto the lens and cause cataracts, and almost all patients undergoing vitrectomy surgery then are forced to undergo a second surgery to remove the cataracts.
Schaal and O'Toole have developed an artificial gel that is biocompatible to the vitreous gel present in the eye. Using animal models, Schaal has successfully used the biocompatible gel to create an oxygen barrier next to the lens during retinal vitrectomy surgery.
"The biocompatible gel appears to be working as well as the eye's natural vitreous gel in blocking oxygen damage to the natural lens," Schaal said.
The team hopes to be able to move the research into clinical trials within the next year. "The funding we've received from the UofL-Coulter Partnership has been invaluable in enabling us to prove our concept thus far," Schaal said. "We are excited at the prospect of one day being able to help patients avoid the burden of cataract surgery after retinal surgery."
The five-year, $5 million Coulter Translational Research Partnership in Bioengineering grant awarded in 2011 to UofL fosters the translation of research through successful collaboration between engineers and clinicians, supporting promising technologies. The partnership funds promising projects in order to move innovative technologies to clinical application with the ultimate goal of accelerating the introduction of new technologies to improve the treatment and diagnosis of disease or reduce health care costs.
On November 16, 2013 we had our Annual Alumni gathering at AAO in New Orleans.
At the reception, we honored one of our recent alumna, Shorye Payne, MD as Alumna of the Year. Shorye is a Medical Retinal Specialist involved with the training of our House Staff since her graduation in 2001. She is actively involved at the Veterans Administration Hospital and is lauded as an outstanding teacher by our residents.
Third-year resident Jaafar El Annan, M.D., was selected to attend the sixth annual Heed Foundation Residents Retreat, held in September, 2011. Dr. El Annan was one of 22 residents selected from 59 nominated by their department chairs or residency program directors. The retreat's goal is to promote careers in academic ophthalmology. It was attended not only by the selected residents but also by 22 faculty members from academic departments of ophthalmology across the United States. Sessions focused on topics such as the transitions from residency or fellowship to an academic position, obstacles encountered and the challenges and rewards of an academic career. "It was an honor to be selected to attend this prestigious program," El Annan said. "The experience was extremely valuable and really helped me to shape my goals for a career in academic medicine."
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Henry Kaplan, M.D., Evans Professor and Chairman of the Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, has been selected as one of the 2012 People to Watch in the health care business in Greater Louisville. The distinction was conferred by Business First, Louisville's source for local business news. The publication is seeking to acknowledge and thank the "movers and shakers" who make the health care industry in Louisville so dynamic, because health care businesses play a vital role in the area's economy.
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Marsanne is a very interesting wine. Sometimes, when young, it can be a bit simple & clunky. Tom
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