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In my intermediate multiage classroom diversity is embraced. Students in the class are from 7 to 11 years old and because of this, the range of developmental levels is broader than in most classrooms. Creating lessons that meet the needs of these students can be challenging. Lessons which lend themselves to this type of structure are those which have a central unifying concept with student activities that are either varied in what they ask of the students and/or allow for different levels of accomplishment in the final product or performance. Another factor that should be considered when planning for diverse developmental levels are that lessons lend themselves to what Piaget labeled "stage movement." For students to move from one developmental stage to another, the interrelated factors of maturation, experience, social interaction, and equilibration must come together in such a way as to support cognitive growth (Springston, Abdallah-Shahid, and Scott, 2000). Setting the stage for cognitive growth and movement from one developmental level to the next in the classroom means that the teacher uses instructional methods and media that allow for social interaction and for the gaining of experience from class peers. Additionally, the teacher sets up learning activities in such a way as to take advantage of student role models, having students learn from those that are slightly ahead of them in maturation and experience. It also means that the teacher supports a process of accommodation and assimilation, of equilibration, in learning activities. With a classroom that supports this type of instruction throughout the year, student maturation and developmental growth can accelerate.
To meet the needs of individual students, "educators must plan a developmentally appropriate curriculum that enhances their students' logical and conceptual growth" (On Purpose Associates, 1998). Developmentally appropriate practices are those instructional practices that support students who are in the same classroom but may be at different developmental levels. They include having active, hands-on learning experiences for students. They are not overly reliant on routine instructional techniques but rather include a variety of instructional strategies. Developmentally appropriate practices also strike a balance between teacher-directed and child-directed activities. Additionally they frequently are integrated with other curricular areas and can include the use of learning centers (Johnson and Fox, 1998).
Quoting Piaget from page 20 his book To Understand Is To Invent,
Wanda Ginn emphasizes that the creative mind must be allowed the
opportunity to discover and reconstruct knowledge. "and such
conditions must be complied with if in the future individuals
are to be formed who are capable of production and creativity
and not simply repetition" (Ginn, 1995). This is an essential
point when we consider supporting different developmental levels
with learning activities. When the learning experiences are implemented
in such a way as to help students learn through reconstruction
and discovery, the learning experienced by the students of all
the developmental levels present will be supported. This lesson
allows for students to discover and reconstruct the meaning and
emotion that is the foundation of poetry. By making some modifications
to the lesson, The Art of Reading Poetry can support students
who are at different developmental levels. The modifications I
have made include:
Allowing for a wider range of choice when students select a poem to interpret and perform.
Direct student involvement in the creation of the rubric that will be used to evaluate their performance.
Having poems and performances modeled by children at various developmental levels throughout the lesson.
The following is a combination of the original lesson plan as it is available at http://22.214.171.124/success/lessons/Lesson1/ILAc1_L.HTM and modifications I have made to support a developmentally diverse intermediate multiage classroom.
Lesson: The Art of Reading Poetry
Grade Level: Intermediate
Lesson Introduction: Poetry allows a writer to express his or her feelings about a person, place, event, or object. In order to read a poem aloud effectively, one must be able to interpret the poet's motive and feelings. In this lesson students go on the Internet to collect poems written by other young people, then practice expressing the feelings in the poems by reading them aloud. Students discover that the end of a line in poetry doesn't always call for a pause. The poet's thought is the important thing and punctuation is the clue.
Lesson Objective:
After an investigation of poetry using the Internet, students will be able to use punctuation clues to interpret a self-selected poem by accurately expressing the poet's feelings and thoughts while making an oral presentation of the poem.
Performance Outcome:
Students will orally recite a poem of their choosing, interpreting the thoughts and feelings evident in the poem through the use of verbal expression. Evaluation will be based on a student created rubric.
Learning Environment: Classroom Activities
Motivation Activity
Select a poem that's familiar to students such as Sarah
Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take the Garbage Out by Shel
Read the poem aloud without regard to expression or punctuation.
Read the poem again, this time with expression and with respect to the poem's particular cadences.
Ask students to give their impressions of the two readings.
Method: demonstration and discussion
Medium: text/verbal
Learning Environment: classroom
The methods for this portion of the lesson were selected because they allow for students to bring in their background knowledge, engage in higher-level thinking, and allow the teacher to informally do some "sizing-up assessment" (determining current student understanding). The medium is the most efficient to give the whole class a common experience.
Orientation Activity
Explain that students will learn how to express the meaning of poetry by reading some poems aloud.
As a class, develop an initial draft of an evaluation rubric for the final performance.
Method: presentation and discussion
Medium: verbal/auditory, text
Learning Environment: classroom
The methods and medium for this portion of the lesson were selected for the same reason as above. In addition, including the students in the creation of the rubric allows students of different developmental levels the chance to ensure their own learning needs are met and that they can be successful with the final performance.
Information Activity
Have students explore these Web sites.
Kids' Poems
Web Choice--Site Developer's Favorite Poems
Positively Poetry
Be sure that students read the poetry written by other children at the Web sites.
Allow each student to browse the sites and select a poem he or she would like to present at a class poetry reading.
Have students print out their chosen poems.
Method: discovery
Medium: text/multimedia via computers and the Internet
Learning Environment: Internet access in either a computer lab or in the classroom with computers set up as a learning center.
Students are in the process of discovery during this section of the lesson because they are searching through poems to find one that they believe they can interpret successfully, discovering how different poets use a combination of punctuation and words to express thoughts and feelings. The discovery method was selected because of the inherent intrinsic motivation it engenders as well as allowing the opportunity for self-directed learning. In addition, discovery learning combined with the choice of poem to perform allows for students of differing developmental levels to be successful. The medium for this portion of the lesson was selected because it is also motivating for students to use as well as giving the students access to a number of student-written poems.
Application Activity
Allow time for students to practice reading their poems aloud.
Emphasize that a reader doesn't necessarily pause at the end
of every line, but pauses where it makes sense to do so.
Stress that punctuation gives clues about where to pause.
Have students work in small groups so they can get instant feedback on the quality and accurateness of their readings (also an evaluation activity).
Invite students to organize a class poetry reading.
Allow students to plan when the reading should be and what
guests, if any, should be invited, such as parents or students
from other classes.
Have students create posters announcing the event and invitations to send or give to invited guests.
Ask students to copy their poems on white paper and mount them on colored construction paper, then add colorful border designs that match the mood of the chosen poem. Display these as a backdrop for the poetry performance.
Group poems by categories. Use the Kids' Poems web site as an example of one way to do this.
Method: cooperative learning (informal), presentation
Medium: graphics (student created), text
Learning Environment: classroom
These methods were selected because they allow students to learn from their classroom peers, incorporating the use of role models. This supports the stage movement idea stated above. The media of graphics and text support the methods through the creation of tangible records of student involvement with the poems that can be referred to and built upon by the students.
Evaluation Activities
As a class, revisit the evaluation rubric, working it into a final draft form.
Students perform their poems while being video taped (with or without a live audience).
Ask students to give their impressions of the poems read.
Let students critique one another as to delivery and expression of feeling when reading the poems aloud in the performance. These critiques should be kept private by using the medium of writing. Using "Two Stars and a Wish" works well for this. Students list two things they liked about the performance first (two stars) and then list one thing they believe the performer could have done better (a wish).
Encourage interested students to write poems of their own to send to a Web site that publishes kids' poems.
Method: discussion, presentation
Medium: video, verbal, text
Learning Environment: classroom and/or auditorium
As stated above, the discussion method used during the creation of the rubric also applies here when it is being refined in that it allows students of different developmental levels the chance to ensure that they can be successful with their performance. Additionally the presentation of the poems by the students was chosen because it allows students to continue learning from their peers. It is also essential to the assessment of the lesson. Using the medium of video by taping the poetry reading allows students to revisit their performance, supporting the idea of modeling across developmental levels. Using text (Two Stars and a Wish) allows the students to get peer feedback in a more private manner.
Bibliography & Resources:
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (2000). The Art of Reading Poetry (online). Available: http://18.104.22.168/success/lessons/Lesson1/ILAc1_L.HTM (5/21/00).
Environmental Defense (1999). Kids' Poems (online). Available: http://www.edf.org/Earth2Kids/kidspoem/ (5/22/00).
Ginn, Wanda Y. (1995). Jean Piaget Intellectual Development (online). Available: http://220.127.116.11/inst5931/piaget1.html (5/21/00).
Johnson, Debra, and Fox, Cheryl L. (1998). Developmentally Appropriate Practices (online). Available: http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/methods/instrctn/in5lk5.htm (5/21/00).
Markham, C. (1999). Web Choice--Site Developer's Favorite Poems (online). Available: http://geocities.com/EnchantedForest/5165/webchoice.html (5/22/00).
On Purpose Associates (1998). How Do People Learn? Piaget's Development Theory (online). Available: http://www.funderstanding.com/learning_theory_how3.html (5/21/00).
Silverstein, Shel (1974). Where the Sidewalk Ends. New York: Harper and Row.
Springston, Timothy, Abdallah-Shahid, Jawairriya, and Scott. Denise . Stage Movement (online). Available: http://snycorva.cortland.edu/~ANDERSMD/PIAGET/6.HTML (5/21/00).
Vaughn, Kellie (1998). Positively Poetry (online). Available: http://advicom.net/~e-media/kv/poetry1.html (5/22/00).


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To be in with a chance to win a cash prize and suitably-spicy chilli inspired hamper as part of the weekend-long event, Bond Events Group is calling for brave members of the public to partake in the Chilli Eating Competitions as part of the festival at the Bombed Out Church.
Contenders will be challenged to sample eight rounds of chillis, with each getting progressively spicier before taking on the final round of the Carolina Reaper – officially the world's hottest chilli at a scorching 1,569,300 on the Scoville scale – which was flown in exclusively from Australia for the occasion.
Director of Bond Events Group Jay Ogugua said: "The countdown is officially on for the Chilli Carnival and we are incredibly excited to share this event with the public after months of hard-work and planning, sourcing the very best suppliers and entertainment to make the weekend spectacular. The highlight for us will of course be the Chilli Eating Competition which will see one brave competitor tackle a number of chilli peppers for an enviable prize.
"We have already had fantastic feedback from the public who are keen to get involved, but we still have spaces available for those who think they can take on the infamous Carolina Reaper, the world's hottest chilli that has made its way to us from across the world in Australia! Here at Bond Events Group, we are big fans of all things spicy but only the bravest connoisseurs will be able to tackle some of the fieriest chilli produce around."
The competition will be part of an entire weekend of entertainment, alongside the likes of live music, food and drink and an abundance of stalls and suppliers – all with the chilli pepper in mind.
Senior Events Manager at Bond Events Group Laura Cotter added: "For those who are not at 'chilli chomping champion' status just yet, we have plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy alongside a whole host of unique and fantastic things to sample including a range of carefully crafted cocktails from the aptly named 'Arri-Bar', serving up all of the classics with a spicy twist including Bloody Mary, Chilli Passion Cosmo Chilli infused gin and Margaritas. For our younger guests, we have a dedicated kids' area with an assortment of family fun activities taking place."
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Choosing the right time to go on a ski holiday can be difficult. Christmas and New Year always feels right, as you can have a picturesque ski in a winter wonderland, but the idea of uprooting your friends or family at a notoriously busy time of the year can often prove too difficult. Then there's February half-term, with snow almost guaranteed at most resorts. But as it's half term, it's as peak as it gets, and the slopes and ski-lifts are often crowded.
Though it's seldom considered, Easter could actually be the perfect time to go on a ski holiday, and here's why:
Skiing isn't usually associated with warmer weather and blue skies, however by choosing to have an Easter ski trip you can cut out the freezing weather and have a surprisingly warm skiing experience!
This is especially worthwhile if you're a beginner. When you're learning to ski, there's a lot of standing around listening to instructions, slowly moving into positions etc. This can be pretty tough in the winter, but during Easter it's far more bearable.
The added warmth also gives you more time to just appreciate what's around you. The beautiful mountainous snow-topped landscapes provide a beautiful backdrop for when you're eating alfresco and getting involved in the lively apres ski outdoor activites.
There's a certain feeling that comes when you're skiing in winter and you notice that it's starting to get dark. You begin to realise that your day on the slopes is coming to an end too soon. The benefit of Easter skiing is that it stays lighter for longer, meaning the ski-lifts stay open later too. Longer days equals more time to ski!
Not only will an Easter ski break be warmer than a winter one, but it will almost definitely be more affordable, especially if you go in the second week of the Easter holidays, as there is less pressure on flights and accommodation.
A ski holiday away from the peak times of Christmas, New Year and February half term can save you hundreds of pounds, and not just on the flights and accommodation. You can also find great deals on lift passes and equipment rental too. The money saved can go towards some end of season deals in the ski shop… or maybe just some more après-ski.
A factor that often puts people off skiing at Easter is the myth that all the snow will have melted. But that's not the case at all, you just have to know where to look…
The key to getting the best snow is to aim high: the higher the resort, the colder it is, meaning there's less chance that the snow is going to melt. It also helps to be somewhere with north facing slopes or a glacier. Tignes and Val d'Isère are both ideal for this, with the latter being open all summer thanks to the glacier which rises to 3,600 metres.
It also helps that most ski areas are now equipped with state-of-the-art snow cannons, eliminating the worry of a snow-free ski holiday.
Resorts with glacier ski areas or north facing slopes are always going to be popular, but by picking Easter you can appreciate these ski domains with less crowds.
But where are the best places to go? As previously mentioned, Les Deux Alpes takes some beating. The stunning resort has an altitude of 3,600m, meaning you're always guaranteed good snow. It's also in an utterly beautiful setting, and is fast becoming one of the most exciting ski areas in Europe. Val d'Isère is also a great Easter skiing location, with high slopes making snow almost guaranteed.
Most resorts also make the most of the Easter conditions to offer activities that you wouldn't see at other times of the year. For example Les Arcs Panorama, (which opened its doors in December 2018) sits in the huge Paradiski area, which features everything from rock climbing to mountain biking, whilst also having great ski conditions which can be reached with their impressive ski-lifts. Perfect for the family!
Visiting a ski area when it's not completely full of people speeding down the slopes is a completely different experience.
Skiing is all about the pleasure of being able to take your time and do your own thing, whether that be going off-piste at a high speed, or having a leisurely cross-country ski to take in the scenery. When it's busy you don't always get this freedom, with crowds of people dictating when and where you spend your time on the slopes.
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Time Warner said on Monday that it had chosen Joseph A. Ripp, a former senior executive at the company, to head Time Inc., installing a new leader at its magazine division ahead of its spinoff into a separate company.
Mr. Ripp's appointment comes at a challenging time for Time Inc., the nation's largest magazine publisher with titles like Time, People, Sports Illustrated and InStyle. Confronting a slumping advertising market, Time Warner explored a plan earlier this year to combine most of its magazines with titles from the Meredith Corporation. When that deal fell through, Time Warner said in March it would separate its print publications into a new company, allowing its main business to focus on the more lucrative television and film assets.
Mr. Ripp worked at Time Warner for nearly 20 years, holding a variety of senior positions, before leaving in 2004 to pursue a career outside of the company. He comes to Time Inc. from OneSource Information Services, a digital marketing and information company, which he joined in 2012 when the investment company he worked for acquired it.
In a phone interview Monday, Mr. Ripp said that while he was chief executive at OneSource he used cash flow to reinvest in new data sources and a new computer system. He said he planned to adopt that pattern of reinvestment with Time Inc., though not necessarily with print magazines.
"Their subscription unit generates a lot of cash," he said of Time Inc. "In the past, they were restricted with how to use that, and cash flows flowed to Time Warner. Now we have opportunities to reinvest in making the Web better and the iPad app better and into different industries as well."
The selection of a new chief executive for Time Inc. was seen as critical because the challenges facing the newly created publishing company were expected to be substantial. The magazine industry has been under intense financial pressure as advertisers migrate to other media platforms.
Time Inc.'s first-quarter revenue this year dropped 5 percent, to $737 million, as circulation revenue fell 11 percent. In January the company laid off about 500 employees, 6 percent of its global staff.
One big question surrounding the future of Time Inc. is how much debt the new company will have to assume. Mr. Ripp said he had talked to Time Warner's chief executive, Jeffrey L. Bewkes, specifically about that issue and had received assurances it would not be too steep.
"Look, Time Warner has already had two successful spinoffs," he said referring to Time Warner Cable and AOL.com, and he said that Mr. Bewkes was invested in having this separation be successful as well. "So I am not worried," he said.
In tapping a longtime former executive to head Time Inc., Time Warner may be adding a needed element of stability to its leadership. An earlier head of the division, Jack Griffin, was forced out of the job after less than six months in early 2011. He was replaced after a nine-month search by Laura Lang, whose background was in digital advertising.
Time Inc.'s titles continued to struggle, however, and when Time Warner announced the publishing spinoff, Ms. Lang said she would be stepping down. Mr. Ripp will succeed her in September, the company said.


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PM's decision to meet Nawaz Sharif faces strong opposition
Terrorists from PoK
The Ministry of Home Affairs confirmed on Thursday that the terrorists, who attacked a police station in Hiranagar and then an Army camp in Sambar, 'were indeed from PoK.' MHA sources revealed that the terrorists came from PoK.
Defence Minister AK Anthony on Thursday denounced the attacks and said that the security forces will deal with the killers with a firm hand.
Talks to go on
Prime Minister condemned the attacks in Jammu and said "My heartfelt condolences to the families of the brave army and police officers." He also added that the talks will continue with Pakistan Prime Minister."Such attacks will not succeed in derailing the process of dialogue efforts." We are firm to combat and defeat the terrorist, he said.
Congress: Talks must go on
Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh said that 'talks must go on with Pakistan.' "Even after Kargil infiltration, the NDA engaged in diplomatic talks. The only way forward in democracies is through diplomatic talks," he said.
Unison to call off talks
The BJP and the Congress too condemned the attack and the BJP put pressure on the PM to call off his meeting with the Pakistani Prime Minister. BJP officials questioned PM saying what has the India gained by holding talks for the last nine years.
BJP leader Rajnath Singh tweeted about he incident and said that the PM was in a hurry to meet the Pakistan PM.
Senior leader Murali Manohar Joshi too expressed his concern over the meeting saying no meeting should take place in the current situation.
PM: Talks will go on as planned
BJP leader Yashwant Sinha said, "We are a victim of Pak terror and Pak is a victim of its own home grown terror." BJP officials said that they were surprised to see that the government was unable to take a decision on the same.
Even the Samajwadi Party officials said that 'PM should call off talks with Pakistan under the current circumstances.
J&K CM addresses the media
Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdulla in a press conference condemned the attack and said that there will be pressure on PM whether he should continue to hold on talks with Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif.
Abdulla said : "The attacks are an attempt to derail talks between India and Pakistan. Whenever there are such talks going to take place, such incident always occur. One must take into consideration the timing and the location of the attack."
It is upto the PM and his advisors to decide whether they should hold the talks or not, he said.
He said that this was a recent infiltrated party, but nothing can be confirmed as the gunfire still continues. He however was quick to add that as of now it was wrong to point out fingers and blame Pakistan for the attack.
A meeting of the unified command has been called to discuss the terror attack.
Such attacks will not deter us or succeed in derailing our efforts to find a resolution to all problems through a process of dialogue. PM— Dr Manmohan Singh (@PMOIndia) September 26, 2013
PM's statement on terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir - pic.twitter.com/91V8yHDC5o— Dr Manmohan Singh (@PMOIndia) September 26, 2013
We are firmly resolved to combat and defeat the terrorist menace that continues to receive encouragement from across the border. -PM— Dr Manmohan Singh (@PMOIndia) September 26, 2013
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If there's a vegetable of the moment, right now it would be butternut squash. Prized for its natural sweetness and vibrant colour, this winter favourite is as versatile as a potato in the kitchen. Steam, fry, roast, bake, simmer — it's delicious in all its variations. If you haven't already, bring home a butternut squash (or two) today and turn it into the centerpiece for your next meal.
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Cinnamon Pecan Roasted Butternut SquashRack of lamb, brined turkey, roast pork — whatever your meaty main may be, it will be perfectly at home with candy-like cubes of this on the side. Maple syrup brings the sweetness, while nutmeg and cinnamon add warmth.
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Parmesan Butternut Squash GratinKids not a fan of squash? This recipe will change their feelings. Dusted with a panko mixture amped up with fresh herbs and Parmesan, then tossed with garlic butter, it's hard for the squash to turn into anything other than lip-smackingly good.
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Butternut Squash, Pomegranate and Goat Cheese Spinach Salad with Red Wine VinaigretteLadies and gentlemen, meet your next party star. Crunchy, sweet, earthy — this recipe ticks all the right boxes when it comes to complementary flavours. Make sure the squash and nuts are cooled before tossing or the spinach will wilt.
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Roasted Butternut Squash RisottoItalian comfort food gets a seasonal update, adding a fresh dash of sweetness to the creamy Parmesan-spiked rice. Two textures of squash—diced and chopped—add an interesting dimension to the finished dish.
GET THE RECIPE HEREJust A Taste
Butternut Squash FrittersBlogger Kelly sold this recipe easily to us. "They're hot, crispy, salty and the ultimate way to sneak squash onto the plates of even the most veggie-averse eaters," she writes. We'll take a whole stack, thank you.
GET THE RECIPE HERE Just A Taste
Butternut Squash Mac n CheeseHere's another one for the fussy eaters. It looks like it came from a box, but it's a simple, wholesome recipe made with just six ingredients: butternut squash, pasta, milk, cheddar cheese, butter.
GET THE RECIPE HERE My Fussy Eater
Butternut Squash FriesSkip the drive-through window and get working on these instead when a fast food craving hits. With just three ingredients and 30 minutes of cooking time, you'll have a sweet snack that won't make you feel guilty at all.
GET THE RECIPE HERE My Fussy Eater
Skinny Butternut Squash & Apple SoupBeautiful step-by-step instructions make you feel like blogger Amanda is in the kitchen with you. Fragrant with sage, thyme and garlic, the soup is great as is but also pairs well with toppings of pesto, bacon and roasted pumpkin seeds.
GET THE RECIPE HERE The Skinny Fork
Ricotta & Spinach-Stuffed Shells with Butternut Squash SauceIf you're not a fan of tomato pasta sauce, this recipe will soon be your fave. Plump pasta shells get nestled in a silky squash sauce blended with red onion and chilli flakes for extra sass. Try and pretend you don't want seconds, we dare you!
GET THE RECIPE HERE The Skinny Fork
Twice Baked Butternut SquashYou know twice-baked potatoes? This is a variation of it. Goat cheese, sage and Greek yogurt add richness to the roasted squash mash before its loaded back into its skin and baked with a crown of panko. Delish!
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Mashed Butternut Squash with Goat Cheese and RosemaryGive potatoes a break this year and switch things up with this side. Just as easy to make as regular mash, this one gets a gourmet upgrade with earthy rosemary and sharp goat cheese. And how can you not love that gorgeous colour?
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Butternut Squash & Goat Cheese Ravioli with Browned Butter & Oregano BreadcrumbsWhen you need to really impress your guests, let this recipe do all the talking for you. It does take an hour and a half, but the end result will guarantee a pat on your back. Follow along with blogger Tieghan's video to make it easier.
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Butternut Squash Enchilada CasseroleShow up everyone at the next potluck with this vegetarian contribution that everyone (almost, sorry vegans) can eat. Layers of squash, black beans, tortillas, peppers and enchilada sauce come together for a fiesta in every bite.
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Butternut Squash Quinoa ChiliGoing vegan is easy with recipes like this. We love that it can be made in a slow cooker as well. That means throw everything into it and let it cook for six hours. Redolent of cumin, chipotle and spices, the squash really shines in this dish.
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The Best Butternut Squash CurryA big pot of curry and rice is much welcome on a chilly day. Warmed up with mustard and fennel seeds, along with ground coriander and fresh ginger, the squash gets pureed before being served with garnishes of coconut, peanuts and chutney.
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Butternut Squash Noodles in Sage Brown ButterSpiralizer fans, this one is for you. The classic flavour pairings of sage, butter and butternut squash are decorated with Parmesan for a light and tasty main that won't make you miss the meat. Vegetarian guests will applaud you!
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Sep. 16, 2017
"I've already read th…"
"Read, perhaps, but understood?" The man cut Nick off, lifting his finger in the air to wag it disapprovingly. Nick pulled himself out of the chair with a groan; the pain was gone but his muscles were stiff as if he'd been sitting for days. He rubbed the stiffness from his arms as he walked towards the man. "This is not a creature…"
"It's a disease," Nick finished, sighing. "I told you, I've read it already." The man closed the book with a snap and stared at Nick with a smirk on his face. "The author is just claiming that the species needs to be eradicated."
"Or, perhaps the creature is not a creature at all, but a diseased man. You were scratched, you contracted the disease." The old man smiled at Nick as the realization rolled across his face. "Here," he said as he tossed Nick the book. "Maybe you should read it again, unless of course, you know everything." The old man retired to the kitchen with a smile on his face and began arranging strange ingredients on the counter as Nick slumped back down into his chair to read.
He continued to toil away in the kitchen and periodically brought steaming bowls of green liquid. He seemed to know exactly when Nick was starting to feel ill again and would bring it immediately, keeping whatever sickness was setting in at bay. On one of these occasions, as Nick's head was starting to ache and his arms starting to stiffen, he noticed something strange on the page as the old man brought his medicine. He nodded to the man and grabbed the bowl, but set it on the small table next to his chair instead of drinking it right away. The old man smirked and wandered back to the kitchen, whistling quietly as he did.
Nick squinted at the page, staring at the rough sketch of the Anunnaki that had been scribbled amongst the text. It's teeth were large and dripping with saliva, claws curled and fur thick along its entire body. He narrowed his eyes further as his head began to pound. The image suddenly began to animate, slowly at first but quickening as his head pounded harder. It started with a light jog, standing upright like a human being then slowed to a walk. Suddenly, the creature's head split and the fur slipped off as if removing a jacket. The fur and claws slid to the ground leaving a naked man, almost seven feet tall with a long, slender face, stepping out of the pile on the floor and standing next to it. Next the figure leaned down and lifted the massive hand from the pile on the floor, inspecting the claws. He reached behind him, his hand disappeared behind the text on the page and returned with a small corked vial. The man popped the cork and poured the contents of the vial on the claws. Nick's head was pounding vigorously and his joints were becoming stiffer every second. He moaned in pain as he squinted at the page; the man looked up and startled Nick as he seemed to make eye contact with him. Then, without warning, the image faded away and the original sketch of the beast returned.
"What…" Nick mumbled, closing his eyes and grabbing the warm green liquid from his side. He gulped it down vigorously as the headache subsided.
"Did you see something?" The old man was standing in front of the chair, grinning.
"The claws…they were poisoned by something."
"Ah, so we must find the creature's lair, he must keep an antidote in case…"
"It's not a creature….it's a…costume." The man scratched his chin, ruffling his beard and squinted at Nick. "I've been to his home, it's not safe but I guess we don't have another option."
"Say no more!" The old man scurried to the kitchen and started pouring the green liquid into a water skin. "We must go at once!"


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A farmer's dog came into town, his christian name was Runt.
A noble pedigree had he -- "noblise oblige" his stunt.
And as he wandered thru the town, 'twas beautiful to see,
His work on every corner and his work on every tree.
He watered every gateway too and never missed a post,
For piddling was his specialty and piddling was his boast.
Then all the city dogs lined up with instinct true,
To start a piddling carnival to show the stranger through.
They sniffed him over one by one, they sniffed him two by two,
While Runt stood by in high disdain until they all were through.
Then just to show the whole shebang he didn't give a damn,
He trotted to a grocery store and piddled on a ham.
He piddled on a mackerel keg, he piddled on the floor,
And when the grocer kicked him out, he piddled through the door.
Then Runt did free lance piddling with fancy twirls and flips,
Like double dip and gimlet twist and all the latest hits.
As he was wetting merrily with hind leg lifted high,
All the dejected city dogs were piddling mighty dry.
Then on and on went noble Runt, by piles and scraps of tin,
He piddled blithely out of town as he'd come piddling in.
The city dogs a convention held, to ask what did defeat us?
And no one ever put them wise that Runt had diabetes.
(Author is Eugene Fields)
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2018 has been a tumultuous political year with dozens of countries having held either presidential or parliamentary elections. Brazil, the giant of South America, rushed to the polls on October 28th and elected their new president. The mantle of leadership fell on the head of Jair Bolsonaro a right wing populist who has divided opinion across the world. On October 29th, a panel discussion was held at the Hudson Institute to talk about Brazil's 2018 elections and their impact on democracy in Brazil.
During Bolsonaro's campaign, he promised a lot for the country and definitely those who supported him expect drastic change, and soon. But Brazil's election system has its own way that it functions. With the help of these expects, we will be learning more about Brazil the future this critically important democracy. According to the YouTube description:
On October 29, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss the results of the October 28 elections in Brazil. In particular, panelists considered the two presidential candidates: Jair Bolsonaro, a right-wing populist with the nickname "Trump of the Tropics," who won the election; and Fernando Haddad, who represented the left-wing Workers' Party. The discussion also considered how this election factors into the current wave of populism in Latin American politics and other parts of the world.
Speakers included:
- Matthew Taylor: Associate Professor, School of International Service, American University
- Monica Arruda de Almeida: Adjunct Professor, Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS), Georgetown University
- Mark S. Langevin: Senior Fellow, Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University and Director, Brazil Works
- Ambassador Jaime Daremblum: Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Latin American Studies, Hudson Institute.
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Everyone knows how Frequent Flyer Clubs work: perks, special attention, great customer service. Who'd pass that up, right?
Well, if you haven't "Liked" the Cozi Facebook page yet, you are. Because over on our fan page we've got all that and more going on EVERY day.
Things like:
- Insider tips on ways to use Cozi faster and easier
- Friendly, fast, and helpful answers to questions
- Early announcements of new features
- Funny (ok, hilarious really) real parent conversations
- Contests where we give away money. (Once we gave away $500 for the best dinner recipe. Twice we've given another $500 for school PTAs. And we even gave $750 to some fans to throw neighborhood block parties.)
- Small Victory Friday (you've got to see it to believe it)
In fact, our Facebook page is SO good, we've even got quite a few fans who "like" it BEFORE they started using Cozi!
What's that? You don't check Facebook all that often? That's okay. You can come straight to our page, and don't bother checking the other stuff on Facebook at all, if you don't want to. Because who'd give up a free pass to the Executive Suite?


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Logbook loans – if you own a car or other vehicle and need cash in a hurry then a bad credit logbook bad credit loan is an option. You keep driving your car or vehicle but use its value as security against the loan. The funds can be issued the same day plus what's more there are no credit checks.
A logbook loan is ideal for people who may currently have bad credit as it is secured against your vehicle's logbook and hence represents a greatly reduced risk to the lender. Your vehicle should be clear, or nearly clear of finance, the amount you will be able to borrow will be based on the value of your vehicle.
Logbook bad credit loans are normally available very quickly with funds often paid to you within 24 hours.
There are no credit checks with a typical logbook loan. The applicants ability to repay the loan will be assessed and any vehicle owner will be eligible as long as the vehicle meets the criteria which is usually along the lines of:
- A vehicle which has a V5 logbook.
- Maximum age limitations – often no more than 10 years old – to ensure sufficient value.
- Clear or nearly clear of any existing finance.
The lack of a credit check makes these logbook loans particularly attractive to the bad credit marketplace as even those with CCJs, arrears, defaults, refused credit are still eligible. All the lenders are going to look at is the applicants ability to repay and the value of the vehicle to ensure the loan can be guaranteed.
Typically these loans are advertised as between £250 and £50,000 but, in reality, the amount able to be borrowed will be dependent on the value of the vehicle, you won't be able to borrow more than it's worth.
How Does A Logbook Loan Work.
The way that a typical logbook loan works is as follows:
Initial application is online – apart from the usual information about yourself full details of the vehicle will be required too … usually manufacturer make and model, registration number, registration year and mileage. Using this information the potential lender will value the vehicle and provide a loan quotation.
If this quotation is acceptable and a decision is made to go ahead you'll normally be required to visit a local office or arrange to meet a local representative to complete the paperwork and hand over the logbook.
Once done the loan is ready to transfer and is usually done so immediately – one of the reasons for popularity of the logbook loan is speed … often the entire process is completed within 24 hours.
The vehicle remains with the borrower and they keep using and driving it as normal whilst making the repayments on the loan. Once the loan has been repaid the logbook is handed back to the owner of the vehicle. However, default on the repayments and the lender has the right to sell the vehicle and recover the amount owed to them from the proceeds of the sale.
What we do say though is be careful with logbook loans – interest rates can be high and total amount repayable can be significant. Add to that the fact that your car or vehicle will be sold if you do not keep up repayments and you can see that it may not be the best form of borrowing or best option. As with all loans, research carefully and examine all other options before you decide – and also think about whether you actually need to borrow at all as there may be other ways to raise the money you require.


text: In addition to being fun and creative, knitting has health benefits. It reduces stress, jumpstarts literacy, and reforms inmates. Studies show that knitting can even keep Alzheimer's at bay! Who would've thought that this seemingly innocuous craft also moonlights in health, education and wellness? Let's investigate the health benefits of knitting, shall we? 1. Knitting Reduces Stress The ... keep reading >>


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This year we are moving towards electronic communication using the new Signmee™ communications management system. This system is web based, so it can be accessed on the Internet using a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Google Chrome.
Signmee™ works in a similar manner to email. Parents/guardians have a personal account linked to the school account. Through this personal account you will be able to receive and respond to school communications. Like email, Signmee™ lets you open and view a school notice – so no more relying on students bringing notices home in their school bags! It also allows you to respond directly online, making signing permission slips, responding and paying a simple task for parents – anytime, anywhere, using any electronic device with web access. We plan to look at the ability to make payments online once we have this service established.
Getting Started with Signmee™
We are in the process of setting up our School Signmee™ account. To assist us, we require current email addresses. These email addresses will be used to send a connection invitation to you.
Download Signmee overview for parents PDF
Signmee™ Frequently Asked Questions
Is my information safe in Signmee?
Signmee™ takes the security of your information very seriously with SSL encryption to protect all data transfers, and a host of measures to prevent data attacks and loss. It is important that you take security as seriously, by using a strong and secure password to protect your Signmee account. Never volunteer your password to anyone for any reason. If you suspect your password has been compromised, please change it immediately. For more information on Signmee security, visit signmee.com.
Do I need to have an email address to use Signmee?
You need an email address to set up a Signmee account. Once set up, your email will be used to alert you to any new communications in your Signmee account. Other than that, your email has no part to play in viewing, responding, paying or signing your communications.
When do I set up my account?
You can set up your account now at signmee.com. Then, when the school sends you an invitation to connect, you will simply accept the invite and log in. If you prefer to wait, you can set up your account once you receive the school invite. Once you 'Accept Invite', you will need to select 'register now' and create a Signmee account. After accepting the invite and opening your account, you will be asked to accept the connection terms and conditions before you begin to receive school communications.
Do we (my husband and I) both need a Signmee account, or can we have one per family?
It is recommended that all parents/guardians set up a personal Signmee account and connect to the school. When a communication is sent, both parents will be able to view and respond if necessary. In most instances, only one response is required (e.g. excursion consent signature). When one parent responds the other parent will see that the communication is flagged as 'complete', and has a status of "read only". Both parents will see who responded, what the response was, and when it was responded to. The school will also see this from the linked school account.
What happens to our communications when we move on to another school?
Your Signmee account stays with you forever. You will always have access to all the communications you have received and responded to. When you leave our school (i.e. your child moves on to secondary school), we will remove you from our contacts.
I have three children at the school. Do I need three different Signmee accounts?
No. The beauty of Signmee is that one parents account can be linked to the school for multiple children. All communications in Signmee have a "for" column. This allows you to see who the communication is linked to. Better still, your Signmee account can be connected to other organizations or schools. You may receive communications from your child's sports club or any other organization who elect to use Signmee to manage communications.
What if I do not have internet access at home?
You can use any smart phone with Internet connection to access Signmee. If you do not have access to any device, you can use the school's open access computers. Contact the offices to discuss.
Will I always receive an SMS alert?
SMS notifications are controlled by the communication sender (the school). Some Signmee agreements require urgent attention. In such cases, we will use the SMS alert option to notify you to access your Signmee account. For less urgent communications, we may simply use the email alert facility only. SMS alerts can only be received by account holders who have provided a mobile/cell phone number, and selected the SMS alert setting.
Is a signature in Signmee considered the same as a written signature?
Yes. Signmee makes you identify yourself, and is set up with a private key (password) for signing, which is legally binding based on the Electronic Transactions Act 1999.
For more information visit www.signmee.com or www.helpmee.meesys.com


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Matt Catingub, Jens Lindemann join forces to celebrate Nat King Cole's 100th birthday
Matt Catingub brings it up rather casually.
But it's just possible that he may have met Nat King Cole.
"I was very young at the time, so maybe I met him along the way but I wouldn't have remembered," says Catingub with a laugh, in an interview from Las Vegas.
What's clear is that Catingub's jazz-singing mother, "Polynesia's First Lady of Song" Mavis Rivers, did meet the man over the course of her illustrious career. Her son did as well, even if perhaps only indirectly.
"When I grew up, the music I heard was my mother and it was Nat and it was Frank and Sammy and Dean and Rosemarie and Ella and Sarah Vaughan," says the Los Angeles-born musician. "That was what I grew up with. I'm mainly a jazz musician, but I favour more of the vocal jazz. I'd rather hear a singer sing lyrics than someone play 14 choruses of be-bop."
Whether he met Cole or not, it's telling that the music of the legendary jazz pianist and vocalist has been a part of Catingub's life longer than he can consciously remember. Cole died in 1965 at the tragically young age of 45, leaving behind a stunningly original and influential canon of work.
Monday would have been Cole's 100th birthday. Two days later, Catingub will join trumpet player Jens Lindemann and an "all-star" big band to pay tribute to the musician with the Nat King Cole 100th Birthday Celebration at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre.
"I was talking with Jens and commenting about how when Sinatra turned 100 it was a big, big deal — everybody made a big deal out of it," he says. "But Nat King Cole, who Sinatra actually looked up to in many ways, his 100th birthday is March 17. I was like: 'How come people aren't doing stuff?'"
So Catingub and Lindemann put together a 13-piece big band to pay tribute to the man. While he did not want to give away all the show's surprises, Catingub did say that it will start with a set that honours Cole's small-ensemble jazz days. That was how the musician got his start before becoming a star and turning most of his attention to more orchestral work.
In 1957, Cole released a famous record called After Midnight, which returned him to a four-piece format and found him putting new-old spin on classics such as (Get Your Kicks) on Route 66 and Sweet Lorraine among others.
"He was already a huge star at the time but he wanted to honour his past," says Catingub, who will be doing most of the singing for the tribute. "So he broke it down to just a four-piece band with a couple guest artists. It was a hugely popular recording for him because he was going back to his roots. So we're actually using that for the first half of the show because it's a great way to look at some of the small group things he did."
From there, the night will "evolve" into Cole's big-band catalogue, including some deep cuts. The evening will also include a tribute to Calgary-born pianist, conductor and senator Tommy Banks, who passed away in January 2018.
Lindemann was born in Germany but grew up in Edmonton and received much of his music education at the Banff Centre. He first performed with Catingub a few years back at a private event in Los Angeles, where both musicians were working at the time. Since then, the two have collaborated on albums and performed numerous times in Banff.
Catingub is a singer, pianist, arranger, composer, conductor and saxophonist but one of his main gigs is as the co-founding artistic director of the Macon Pops in Macon, Ga. He has also worked out orchestral arrangements for a wide variety of artists, everyone from 1980s pop-rockers Toto to R&B singer-songwriter Boz Scaggs, to the Righteous Brothers. While he may or may not have met Nat King Cole as a boy, Catingub did work with Cole's daughter Natalie, who passed away in 2015.
As a musician and singer, Catingub says Nat King Cole's rare abundance of talents makes his legacy well worth celebrating.
"There's a lot of singers out there who are (just) singers," says Catingub. "Including Sinatra. As great as he was, he was a singer. But Nat was a musician on top of being an incredible vocalist and interpreter of lyrics. That's a combination you can find hardly anywhere now. There's a few recent artists, like Harry Connick Jr., who can count themselves equally as musicians as well as vocalists. But I think that's what set Nat apart. Every note that was coming out of his mouth, he knew exactly where it fit. So, for me as a singer and a musician and all the stuff I do, that's why I gravitate to him. He was a musician first and then somebody came along and said 'Hey, you have a great voice, let's make you a singer.' I think that's why he is so timeless."
Nat King Cole 100th Birthday Celebration: Jens Lindemann and Matt Catingub with an all-star band takes place March 19 at Studio Bell. Doors open at 7 p.m. Visit studiobell.ca.


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August 21, 2013
Expert Summer Skin Care Tips from Dr. Noëlle Sherber
Labor Day is just around the corner but there's still plenty of summer to come. And we need to protect our skin more than ever. That's why we spoke to Noëlle Sherber, MD, a well respected expert in dermatology who has contributed to several publications, including some of our favorite magazines, like Vogue and Marie Claire. We asked Dr. Sherber a few burning questions about skin care during the summer. She has some fantastic advice and expert summer skin care tips below. Soleil Organique: What is the number one thing that people tend to overlook when it comes to protecting their skin? Is there a spot that people too often miss with sunscreen or something else that people need to remember to do? Dr. Noëlle Sherber: I have seen a lot of unusual sunburns on my patients, some of which were truly zebra stripes from people spraying on sunscreen haphazardly and not taking the time to rub it in. Overall, it is so important to treat the lips with broad spectrum UV protection: the sheen from a lip balm, lip gloss, or lipstick without SPF actually acts like a reflector, intensifying UV exposure on the lips! I have seen numerous patients who have chronically dry, rough, flaky lips who assume that their lips are just chapped until I diagnose them with pre-cancerous sun damage of the lips. When caught early this can be treated with a prescription cream, but the best approach is to prevent this by being sure always to wear SPF protection on your lips... and since I really can't just choose one, another spot to be sure to protect with sunscreen is the tops of the ears. I have a young patient who had melanoma develop on the top of her ear and recalls years of outdoor time spent with a visor or baseball cap protecting her face but leaving her ears exposed. Even if you have long hair and wear it down, hair often ends up tucked behind the ears and therefore exposes the tops of the ears to intense unintentional sun exposure.
SO: How much sunscreen does someone need to properly protect themselves? How much should they be prepared to bring with them when going out for a day in the sun? NS: A good way to think about sunscreen application is a teaspoon for the face and a shot glass for the body: I recommend generously coating your skin and letting the sunscreen dry before getting dressed or applying makeup. Some easy math is that 1 ounce of sunscreen should be one full body application. So, a 1 ounce bottle of facial sunscreen should yield 6 applications if you're applying a teaspoon at a time, and a 4 ounce bottle of sunscreen should yield 4 full body applications if you're applying a shot glass sized amount at a time. SO: How often do our readers need to reapply sunscreen when they're at the beach or just enjoying the outdoors? NS: The FDA has recently changed the labeling requirements for sunscreens, and so now labels must note a time limit of 40 minutes of 80 minutes after which the sunscreen is ineffective. A helpful tip is to set a timer on your cellphone when you're at the beach to remind you to reapply. A good general rule is to reapply every 2 hours unless the sunscreen is labeled with a shorter duration. SO: Are there any myths about sunscreen that you think need to be dispelled? NS: Some of my patients have heard that wearing sunscreen will prevent you from getting enough vitamin D. However, the risks of unprotected exposure to the sun in terms of skin cancer and skin aging outweigh the benefits since there are such excellent dietary sources of vitamin D. Additionally, after supermodel Gisele referred to sunscreen as "poison" it sparked a lot of controversy and a lot of questions from my patients. Mineral sunscreens that don't rely on chemical UV filters are a safe approach to sunscreen. Since chemical sunscreens are absorbed into the bloodstream and can be detected in breast milk, I particularly recommend mineral sunscreens for women who are pregnant or breast-feeding, or are concerned about exposure to chemical UV filters. SO: For those of our readers who have sunburns, what should they do to treat their skin? NS: The best treatment for a sunburn is topical antioxidants (such as grapeseed extract, green tea extract, or vitamin C) applied as soon as possible after the burn. If you have some Aleve gel caps handy, piercing one and applying the liquid to a sunburn is also beneficial for its anti-inflammatory effect. For more detailed information, I contributed to a recent article in Vogue in which I discussed how best to treat a sunburn ... and sung Soleil Organique's praises for being antioxidant enriched! SO: Aside from applying sunscreen, what should our readers do before and after spending a day in the sun? NS: One great tip is to start applying sunscreen to your face and body for several days prior to being in the sun as the SPF will accumulate in your skin. A recent study demonstrated that applying mineral sunscreen 3 times a day for 5 consecutive days led to a 2.45x increase in SPF when skin was then exposed to the sun. This is very helpful in case you end up missing a spot of sunscreen application or have some sunscreen rub off while swimming as it can give you a longer window of time before you will get a sunburn. It's also a great idea to increase your dietary antioxidants when you'll be spending more time in the sun: watermelon is rich in lycopene and is hydrating, as well, making it the perfect summer snack! SO: For you personally, what are your favorite summer skin care practices? NS: It's fantastic to harness the natural humidity of the summer months by using lots of hydrating ingredients in summer skin care since glycerin and hyaluronic acid will pull water from the air and bind the hydration to your skin. It's also ideal to use antioxidant rich skin care to protect your skin from the UV-induced free radical damage that can contribute to skin cancer as well as lines and wrinkles - antioxidants act like a second line of defense to shore up the skin protective effects of your sunscreen. Finally, it's so important to use a great cleanser in the summer since skin can be oilier than in winter months and some sunscreens can be difficult to remove -- the combination of oil and sunscreen buildup can cause breakouts, so an oil-based balm cleanser can be great for a deep cleanse that doesn't irritate the skin.


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Whilst the Lifelong Learning in Palestine team were meeting in Al Quds, Jerusalem, Dr Nibal Nasser who works closely with Dr Moussa Ribadi who heads the LLIP in Bethlehem, met with Glasgow Councilors, Professor Mike Osborne, Fair Trade and local business representatives in Glasgow. In the photograph below are Leila Chalid, who is a scholarship student from Gaza, Pauline McNeil, a long time supporter of Palestine, Dr Nasser, and Glasgow City Councilors Alistair Watson. Discussed was the twinning and business collaboration between the cities of Bethelehem and Glasgow. Shared interests were explored around the problem of internet access – faster access – effective drainage systems in problematic locations and flooding prevention. They also talked about the Separation Barrier surrounding Bethlehem and the problems it causes in flooding. Movement in and out of Bethlehem is near impossible placing a huge burden on Bethlehem citizens and local businesses who spend a huge amounts on transport. Of particular interest in reports that followed was the way Lifelong Learning in Palestine might consolidate the relationship between Bethlehem and Glasgow in the future.
Councilor Alistair Watson and colleague in Glasgow City Council along with Dr Nasser and colleagues
A common agreement was that the Lifelong Learning project gives Glasgow and Bethlehem every reason for building their twinning arrangement. More visits and exchanges have been planned.
Mike Osborne of Glasgow University at Falafel
Professor Mike Osborne is Co-Director of PASCAL International Observatory and Director of the Centre for research and Development in Adult and Lifelong Learning. The Centre focuses on citizenship, community-based learning and widening access. Mike talked about PASCAL and life long learning the opening up of opportunities throughout the Middle East. He suggested that marketing students at Glasgow might take on the project of marketing the hand made soap from Bethlehem. Invitations were extended to Dr Nasser for participation in knowledge exchange between the two cities. Professor Osborne is one of the Glasgow Lifelong Learning in Palestine team.
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Fair Trade Scotland mostly raise awareness on foar trade issues. Martin suggested a number of points of contact. Hadeel retailers in Palestinian goods based in Edinburgh run by Carole Morton (email forwarded with details ) Martin will get details for Equal Exchange who import fair trade product , based in Edinburgh , there was a discussion on specialty teas, high end Olive oil products and how to market Soap. One World (which Nabil visited in Great Western Road ) was a good outlet and stocks Palestinian goods. Rachael Ferry is the contact for One world. Nativity sets and crafts were discussed. Traid Craft bases in Newcastle were a point of contact. Deal with Oxfam for Olive Oil discussed , valued at 3 million Euros. Margaret Mulgaven in Renfrew imports Palestinian produce for sale.
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#4877 closed bug (fixed)
Template Haskell panic when splicing an infix expression with a non-variable middle bit
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Simple enough:
import Language.Haskell.TH import Language.Haskell.TH.Syntax panic = $(let var = varE . mkName in infixApp (var "x") (appE (var "f") (var "y")) (var "z"))
[1 of 1] Compiling Panic ( Panic.hs, interpreted ) ghc: panic! (the 'impossible' happened) (GHC version 7.0.1 for i386-unknown-linux): rnExpr: unexpected expression {6:11-92} f{v} y{v} x{v} z{v} Please report this as a GHC bug: http://www.haskell.org/ghc/reportabug
Of course the expression being spliced doesn't make any sense. In fact, I'd think that the only things that make sense in the centre of an infix expression were a single variable or constructor, so that field being of type Exp is arguably way too permissiveP. haskell-src seems to have a data type especially for this purpose -
HsQOp with constructors
HsQVarOp HsQName and
HsQConOp HsQName.
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This shouldn't crash, I agree. This fixes it
Wed Jan 12 17:07:19 GMT 2011 email@example.com * Produce an error message, not a crash, for HsOpApp with non-var operator Fixes Trac #4877. M ./compiler/rename/RnExpr.lhs -2 +6
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TH.Syntax should really only allow a variable there. I'll add it to the list on Template Haskell Proposal
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The error message that was added was "Operator application with a non-variable operator" - I got that error message and was very confused (I resorted to reading the source code to figure out what it meant). I think it would be far clearer if it read "Infix application with a non-variable operator" - OpApp is an internal GHC detail which users of Template Haskell aren't aware of - they will have written InfixE.
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Infix application with a non-variable operator: <blah>
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Disclosure: I was given a Healthy Line InfraMat Pro in exchange for writing this review. All opinions in this Healthy Line InfraMat Pro review are my own and were in no way influenced by the company. This post contains affiliate links. For those of you who use heating pads, hot showers and other heated therapies to help manage fibromyalgia aches and pains, this post is for you! Over the summer, Healthy Line, a U.S.-based company specializing in heated stone mats, reached out to me and asked if I'd like to review one of their products. Yes, please! Healthy Line generously gifted me … [Read more...]
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I've never met a fibromyalgia-related lotion, cream or spray that I didn't want to try. Despite all the money I've wasted, I keep hoping that one day, somehow, someway, there will be a product that I can rub on my skin, and it will magically take the pain away. That would be awesome, wouldn't it? Well, I have found a few products that help reduce my fibro pain, but nothing ever delivers 100 percent. In fact, most fibromyalgia products fail miserably. I normally share products I like with my readers, but I think it's useful to share what didn't work, too. Below are a few of the products that … [Read more...]