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Study Jams
Study Jams, by Scholastic, is a great site that has a collection of videos and lessons that address math and science content through rich media. Students will enjoy viewing the clear and colourful animations such as the one below:
Study Jams is a great site that I will definitely be using in the classrooms I visit. Depending on where you live, you may just need to check the videos/lessons to make sure that they are relevant to your location. For example, I was looking through one of the fractions lessons and it was discussing distances in miles rather than kilometres. Overall though, there are still many valuable resources that will support your curriculum and that your students should enjoy! 🙂
iMovie Trailers in the Classroom
Frequent users of Apple Inc's 'iProducts' will probably be aware of an application that is available called iMovie. In this blog post I will to focus on the use of the iMovie application in the classroom (rather than a 'how to' type blog), with a specific focus on a recent example of how it has been used in the lead up to an advertising unit with the year 6 students at my school.
According to Wikipedia:
iMovie is a proprietary video editing software application sold by Apple Inc. for the Mac and iOS (iPhone, iPad, ipad mini and iPod touch).
This week I have been working with our year 6 classes on the iPads to introduce the iMovie app – specifically the trailers. In the lead up to our Year 6: Unit 3 English, where students will focus on advertising in the media and will create a digital multimodal advertisement, my aim is to work with students to build their 'digital toolkit' to draw upon when planning and completing their assessments.
iMovie is not a free app, but the cost ($5.49) is well worth it for the productions that the students can learn to create!
To introduce the concept of an advertising trailer, we began by viewing a tourism iMovie trailer that my husband and I created about a location in our local area. The students viewed the trailer and discussed the persuasive devices that made them feel like they wanted to visit the area. We discussed the type of vocabulary and phrasing used, as well as the type of video footage and photos selected.
Once the students had an idea of what an iMovie trailer was, we then explored the app and each of the iMovie trailer templates.
Students discussed their features and, learning that they now had to create a persuasive movie trailer of their own, picked a space within our school that they wanted to highlight. The students decided on our newly refurbished Learning Hub (formerly known as the library).
To begin the planning process, students brainstormed all the important things they wanted to highlight about the space, and then focussed on words they could use in their trailer to persuade other students that the Learning Hub was a space worth visiting. Once they had their list of persuasive words and phrases, they used storyboard templates to plan out their movie trailers.
A selection of printable iMovie storyboards are available here:
At this point, it was time to turn the activity over to the groups, and let them plan, create and publish their work. Whilst I would love to share with you some of the absolutely brilliant trailers they created, to maintain student privacy, I cannot.
What I can share is that students enjoyed this task immensely, and that it became a valuable tool that was able to reach, engage and inspire even the most reluctant of workers.
Although this week's work was only a 'practice run' leading up to the actual unit, I can now be sure that students have more than one option to choose from when planning, creating and publishing their work. Their digital toolkit just got a new tool! 🙂
Overall, the iMovie application is an extremely fun and easy to use tool to use in the classroom with students of all ages.
Zoo Whiz – Fun, Free Resource
This week I have been researching new sites to support the students in my class when I came across a website called Zoo Whiz.
According to the Zoo Whiz website:
Zoo Whiz is a revolutionary new, FREE online learning system for kids, parents and teachers. Zoo Whiz has been designed to motivate kids to learn. Students can work on their computers online at both home and school. Zoo Whiz gives teachers and parents the tools to identify and respond to each child's learning needs. It draws its educational content from a bank of over 17,000 carefully-crafted, finely-incremented learning activities covering maths, punctuation, spelling, grammar, vocabulary, phonics and reading for kids aged 5 to 15.
Click on the pictures below to view the gallery that shows the step-by-step instructions that students use to access and use the site:
* Note: If you set up your students under a teacher account, you will be able to give them a username and password to login with (so they can skip step one, and avoid giving away any personal information).
Currently, the site is in early release mode. As yet, I am in the early stages of playing with the site myself, but have been impressed so far with the way that it all functions. The interface is bright and colourful, with instant feedback on each task the students complete.
Setting up a class in the site was extremely easy (via bulk upload), and I could then print student sign in cards in the click of a button. Whilst adding my students, I only had to upload their first names under my free teacher login – a huge bonus for maintaining student privacy! I look forward to trialling this site in my classroom this term.
More information on the Zoo Whiz site can be found in these brochures:
or at the Zoo Whiz website – www.zoowhiz.com
ABCYa! – Updated
Last year, I blogged about the fantastic ABCYa! website. As the site has now been updated, I wanted to not only highlight the update, but another reason that it is a fantastic, safe resource to use in the classroom.
Recently I have been working with a number of classes from prep to year 7, and have noticed that many teachers are now starting to incorporate tools such as Wordle into their classroom. Don't get me wrong, I love Wordle …… but, on further use and investigation, I have seen dangers of using it in the classroom!
As the gallery of images is updated regularly, there is no way of filtering the information that will appear – not a great function when using it in a classroom! Whilst a high percentage of the time, the content will be appropriate – you still don't want to have to explain that 'one time' a student saw something inappropriate to parents or your administration team! Wordle have addressed this issue on their website:
The Wordle front page will never feature images or links that are inappropriate for classroom use. Therefore, it's possible to configure an institution's "site-blocking" software to keep Wordle safe for classroom use.
Simply have your networking administrator block the following base URLs:
and your users will not be inadvertently shown anything that's not safe for classrooms.If your filtering software only blocks per domain, then you're out of luck. It's either no Wordle at all for your school, or Wordle avec des gros mots.
As Wordle recognise, this may not be a 'fix' for all schools. If your school falls into that category (or you are waiting for the filters to be put in place), then you should visit ABCYa! word clouds.
This safe and easy to use Word Cloud tool is fantastic to use with students of all ages.
ABCya.com word clouds for kids! A word cloud is a graphical representation of word frequency. Type or paste text into the box … and press the arrow button to view the word cloud generated. The appearance of a word cloud can be altered using the graphical buttons above the cloud. It is also easy to save and/or print the cloud by simply pressing a button.
The tool is very user-friendly, and even comes with instructions for a very common 'word cloud' issue of keeping words together. 😉
The next interface in the sequence is extremely easy to use, and allows the students to manipulate their word cloud.
When the students click on 'save', the word cloud defaults to a JPEG image.
I love that students can change the colour to black and white for ease of printing on the school printer, but would also like to see colours on a white background too.
Overall, this site is quick and easy to use with no chance of students viewing inappropriate content. The other great thing is that you can safely recommend it for use at home (where your school filters are obviously not in place!) and be sure that all content viewed by your students is appropriate!
Virtual Books
Recently I was exploring the Queensland Government Library Services website, and amongst the hundreds of fantastic resources I found there (which I HIGHLY recommend you explore!!), I came across some wonderful – FREE – virtual books.
This interactive book collection uses the latest page flip technology to deliver virtual books. You can zoom in on a page, listen to accompanying audio and discover detailed information.
Please note: not all virtual books include audio.
The books, such as the 'Rosie and Wallace' series, are fantastic to display on an interactive whiteboard. If you are an employee of Education QLD, you are also able to download the 'Rosie and Wallace' books from the Learning Place as well.
Take some time to explore not only the 'Rosie and Wallace' series, but the other fantastic books on offer as well.
Arts Alive.ca – National Arts Centre
Whilst working with teachers at my school recently, I noticed that several year levels are planning units of work that focus on dance. Personally, I have admired dancers for many years …. but just don't have the knowledge (or rhythm!) to teach a whole unit on it! After consultation with my Twitter PLN (Personal Learning Network), I was directed to the Arts Alive website. The Arts Alive website:
ArtsAlive.ca is a performing arts educational website produced by the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The goals of ArtsAlive.ca are:
- To engage younger generations of Canadians in information, multimedia resources and activities pertaining to the performing arts, and
- To provide free performing arts-related primary and secondary resources to students, parents and teachers to aid them in learning about and teaching the topics presented.
Not only is there a huge section on dance that includes teacher and student guides, video footage (and a heap of other things!), but there is also a fantastic tool that lets the students compile their own dance in the Virtual Dance Studio.
The Virtual Dance Studio allows the student to compose their own ballet or modern dance. They put together sections of the dance through what they have learned throughout the site, and then select music bring it all together – so fun!
Very engaging for the students! You could even take it a step further and have the students practice and perform their dances as part of a culminating activity.
Really, there is just too much wonderful content to mention individually. Do yourself a favour and head over to the Arts Alive website and explore it for yourself!
Shhh …. it's Quiet Tube!
Ever wanted to show your class a You Tube clip, but held back because you didn't want all the 'extra' stuff that surrounds the clip? Too scared of what may pop up in the suggestions area, or in the comments section? Well, there is something you can do to remove all of those hassles …. just be quiet! 🙂
When You find a You Tube video you would like to use, simply go to the address bar and type the word 'quiet' in front of the You Tube in the address. This would mean your address would go from this:
to this:
What this does, is remove everything else from the page …. easy!
Below is an example of the normal You Tube, and then what you will get if you use Quiet You Tube:
PS. The You Tube examples above are WELL worth watching. Just amazing what can be done with You Tube!! 🙂
Storyline Online
The Screen Actors Guild Foundation is proud to bring you Storyline Online, an online streaming video program featuring SAG members reading children's books aloud. Each book includes accompanying activities and lesson ideas.
The site has some wonderful activities, and a great selection of books and readers:
- To Be a Drum, by Evelyn Coleman; read by James Earl Jones
- Guji Guji, by Chih Yuan Chen; read by Robert Guillaume
- Sebastian's Roller Skates, by Joan De Deu Prats; read by Caitlin Wachs
- Sophie's Masterpiece, by Eileen Spinelli; read by CCH Pounder
- Stellaluna, by Janell Cannon; read by Pamela Reed
- Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge, by Mem Fox; read by Bradley Whitford
- No Mirrors in My Nana's House, by Ysaye M. Barnwell; read by Tia and Tamera Mowry
- The Night I Followed the Dog, by Nina Laden; read by Amanda Bynes
- Thank you, Mr. Falker, by Patricia Polacco; read by Jane Kaczmarek
- My Rotten Redheaded Older Brother, by Patricia Polacco; read by Melissa Gilbert
- Knots on a Counting Rope, by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault; read by Bonnie Bartlett and William Daniels
- Brave Irene, by William Steig; read by Al Gore
- A Bad Case of Stripes, by David Shannon; read by Sean Astin
- Private I. Guana, by Nina Laden; read by Esai Morales
- Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch, by Eileen Spinelli; read by Hector Elizondo
- The Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg; read by Lou Diamond Phillips
- Me and My Cat, by Satoshi Kitamura; read by Elijah Wood
- Dad, Are You the Tooth Fairy, by Jason Alexander; read by Jason Alexander
- When Pigasso Met Mootisse, by Nina Laden; read by Eric Close
- White Socks Only, by Evelyn Coleman; read by Amber Rose Tamblyn
- Romeow and Drooliet, by Nina Laden; read by Haylie Duff
- Enemy Pie, by Derek Munson; read by Camryn Manheim
What a fabulous way to encourage the students to add expression and variety of pitch and tone to their reading.
You could even take the idea further by having the students record themselves reading their favourite story books and make them available on the server for students from the school to access. Perhaps they could create a compilation of authors or stories in a Powerpoint file that they could load on junior school computers. What a great project! 😉
The students of my class have really enjoyed listening to these stories, and I hope yours will too!
Earthquake & Tsunami Resources
As with many events in our world, our students watch the news and sometimes struggle to understand how such an event could occur. The recent Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan has students curious about these natural disasters, and what causes them. The resources below are a collection of resources to view and use with those students who are eager to find out more:
Japanese Tsunami Videos
- Helicopter footage of Tsunami
- Tsunami moving across the countryside
- 10m wave moves through town
- Evacuees on Airport rooftop
- Large waves move whole port inland
- News Helicopter footage of aftermath
- News Report: Nuclear Reacctor explosion
- Rooftop rescues plus tsunami footage
- Animation from NOAA's Environmental Visualization Laboratory showing the tsunami wave height across the globe
General Earthquakes Resources
Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami Information
- How Shifting Plates Caused the Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan
- Japanese Earthquake – News for kids, by kids
- Before and after photos of the Earthquake & Tsunami
- Japan's Strict Building Codes Saved Lives
- What caused Japans Earthquake and Tsunami?
- Teachable Moments from the Japanese Earthquake & Tsunami
Games and Interactives
Computer kids – Eat my Bytes!
For those beginners out there, I just wanted to share with you a fantastic site that has some basic information and ICT worksheets for you to work through with your students. Computer Kids is an Australian site that has been created by Cheryl Hill of Lindfield East Public School in NSW.
With over 10 years experience in devising customised computer skills lessons, Cheryl is currently contracted at Lindfield East Public School in Sydney, where students engage in technology rich activities including movie-making, web design and digital animation (in addition to core skills, word processing, spreadsheets, multimedia & presentations and internet usage).
The site is very basic, and easy to navigate. It has several sections that include a gallery, typing, teachers and an about section.
A great feature of the site is in the teachers section where there is a link to loads of free (.. and you know I love that word!!) ICT worksheets that range from care for equipment to how to use Microsoft Word. The resources provided cater for most primary school students – with K-2 and 3-6 worksheet sections. Below is an example of the worksheets provided (click to enlarge):
As well as the worksheets, the site also has some great touch typing links for you to use with your students. If you have a lower school class, you may even like to join and take part in the 'Tooth Tally Project'.
Overall, the site is great starting point to creating student ICT journals that the students can refer back to if they need help on how to complete a task that you have previously covered. I have used the ICT worksheets in a student journal in the past with fantastic success! Another bonus is that, if you have limited ICT resources in your classroom, you can have the students working on these activities whilst they rotate through the stations you may have set up for them.


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Winter Dog Coats
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Aspen Puffer Dog Jacket Navy
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Cambridge Dog Jacket Navy
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Winter dog coat key features
Winter dog coat key features
Is your dog reluctant to go outside to relieve themselves in winter? Perhaps you keep your home's heating system set to low.
During the coldest stretches of winter, instead of blankets or sweaters, winter dog coats can ensure your pet stays warm, dry and active, rather than shivering and lethargic.
As you browse our selection of dog coats for winter, keep these features in mind:
- Waterproof winter dog coats: while most dog coats provide warmth, those with a waterproof shell can ensure that your pet stays dry in the most snowy conditions. For example, our Soft Stripe Puffer Dog Coat comes with a water repellent shell. This class of coat is perfectly fine for a walk around the neighborhood and a light roll in the snow. For more extreme conditions, consider our Alpine Extreme Weather Puffer Dog Coat. Lined with thick fleece and stuffed with warm fiber insulation, this coat features a heavy-duty waterproof exterior that are guaranteed to keep your pet dry.
- Winter coats with hoodies: Chihuahuas, Greyhounds, the French Bulldog, and many breeds of terriers are especially vulnerable in winter. These breeds tend to be as uncomfortable in frigid weather as you would be if you went out in shorts. If warmth takes priority over waterproofing, consider a dog coat with a hoodie to ensure your pooch stays toasty warm. Our most popular model with hoods is the Pocket Dog Parkas, available in green, brown and black.
- Sleeveless winter coats: while these models don't provide the same level of warmth as the aforementioned options, they allow your dogs to enjoy a greater range of motion while keeping their core toasty warm. As an example, our Snowflake Fleece Dog Coat is super soft, very warm and comfortable enough for your pooch to wear all day long!
Which dogs need winter coats?
Which dogs need winter coats?
Generally, knowing 5 dog characteristics will help you determine which of your dogs badly need a dog coat this coming winter season: Miniature and short-haired breeds (not short-hair but short-coat)
Small dogs or toy breeds, such as Chihuahuas and French Bulldogs, cannot easily maintain body heat to stay warm during winter.
So, ensure that you get coats that best suit for these dog breeds.
Dogs that stand close to the ground
The best example of these types of dogs is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Although Corgis have thick coats, their small body structure (their short legs leave them standing close to the ground) subjects them to stand close to the ground, causing their bellies to become more exposed to snow and cold floors.
Dogs that constantly get their long hair shorn or clipped (long fur clipped or groomed)
Poodles have to be regularly groomed because of their curly sheep-like coat. However, this constant grooming requirement can alter the protective nature of their coat.
So, when wintertime comes, these dogs don't really get the warmth that their fur could have provided naturally.
Dogs with lean bodies and short hair
Did you know that lean-bodied dogs, such as Whippets and Greyhounds, originated from places with warm climate, as far as Ancient Egypt?
This explains why they have so little body (fat not fats) fats for insulation. So, despite their seemingly large framework, these hounds still need some warmth from dog coats.
Elderly dogs
It goes without saying that senior dogs can barely handle winter conditions. With old age, their immune system has already weakened, and they could already be suffering from conditions, such as arthritis.
Not to mention that their ability to regulate body temperature also decreases as their age increases, no matter how thick-coated they may be.
So, does your dog need a winter coat? Ensure that you get a dog coat that protects your pet's belly and neck—the most sensitive parts of canines.
Also, ensure that the dog coat extends from your pet's neck to the tail, but still makes room for convenient bathroom breaks.
Most importantly, your dog's winter coat should be snug without being too tight. Make sure that the coat will not restrict your pet's movement.

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Contact Mrs. Mishra
Students and parents can use the Remind app to communicate with me.
Once you have signed up for our class, you can send me messages directly through the app, or respond to messages that I have sent.
The best way to reach me is to send me an email at my RBE address: email@example.com
I check this email several times a day on school days, and occasionally on the weekend as well.
Note: iGo email addresses no longer exist!
You can also call me at the school by calling the main school number 306.523.3550 and ask to speak to Mrs. Mishra.
I am teaching half time now, so I am usually at the school from approximately 8am to 1pm
Share a File
If you have something digital to hand in, you can share it with me through Google Docs if it is a google file. Please make sure you double check to make sure I got it - there is a lot of stuff that is shared with me every day!
Simply share it with email@example.com
If you have a file that is not already in Google Docs, then it is best to email it to me (unless I asked for it in hard copy, in which case you need to PRINT IT OUT!) Thanks!


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Albion Glass & Aluminum
Street: 5457 Albion Road
City: Greely, Ontario
Phone: 613-822-6095
Allied Flooring Brokers Inc.
Street: 4806 Bank Street
City: Ottawa, Ontario
Phone: 613-822-3355
Belanger Home Heating
Street: 6569 Harvest Grove Drive
City: Greely Ontario
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Faubert Painting/Renovation
Street: 1484 Meadown Drive
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Phone: 613-612-9875
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Steven DeMaio, Esquire, Of Counsel
Stephen J. DeMaio is Of Counsel to Young, Marr and Associates for over 20 years. He has handled thousands of criminal defense matters throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey and has been a valuable asset to the firm.
In addition to normal business hours, our attorneys are always willing to meet clients on evenings or weekends by appointment.
Commonwealth v. "H" (DUI case)
Client was charged with three separate DUI cases calling for mandatory minimum imprisonment of 90 days on each case. Client was advised to seek immediate intensive alcohol counseling. Client was sentenced to 1 year of house arrest after serving 3 days in the county prison.
Commonwealth v. "C" (Felony drug/Firearms case)
Client was charged with felony Delivery of drugs and illegal gun possession and was facing a mandatory 3-6 year prison sentence in the State prison system. Client was sentenced to one year of house arrest.
Commonwealth v. "S"
Client was charged with simple assault, domestic. After a hearing where evidence and testimony was presented, the entire case was dismissed by Judge Leonard Brown.
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Charges for young man charged with second degree aggravated assault were downgraded to third degree and he was accepted into the County Pretrial Intervention program with charges to be dismissed and record expunged after one year of misconduct free behavior.
We have decades of experience dealing with local police departments, prosecutors, and judges throughout southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Anyone facing charges involving a criminal offense can expect to experience a heightened degree of emotional turmoil, for themselves, as well as their family members. Our team of highly qualified criminal law attorneys and expert legal support staff are committed to providing each of our client's with the compassion and understanding they deserve, as well as an aggressive plan for representation at an affordable price.
As former prosecutors, we have a balanced and in-depth understanding of the criminal justice system and how the prosecution prepares cases. In addition, we have long-standing experience dealing with local police departments, prosecutors and judges throughout southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
At Young, Marr and Associates, when we say "experience matters," we mean it. Our lawyers, which include two former prosecutors and a former senior deputy district attorney bring more than three decades of criminal law experience, handling more than 10,000 criminal cases. It is precisely that experience that allows us to achieve outstanding results for our clients facing DUI, traffic, felony and misdemeanor charges in state, federal and juvenile courts.


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Prevention and Early Detection Can Save Lives. African Americans continue to have higher incidences and death rates than other populations
Despite overwhelming evidence that screening test can save lives, many African Americans still are not following recommendations from the American Cancer Society for early detection of colorectal cancer (commonly referred to as colon cancer). March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month and the American Cancer Society is urging men and women 50 and older to get tested. An estimated 16,000 African Americans in the United States will be diagnosed with colon cancer, which is the third most common cancer in both African American women and men.
"Many people 50 and over do not know they are at risk and that they need to be tested," said Donald R. Henderson, M.D., M.P.H, American Cancer Society volunteer and Los Angeles area gastroenterologist. "If we can increase awareness and compliance to the level we've achieved with the Pap test for cervical cancer and the mammogram for breast cancer, we will have a tremendous opportunity to save thousands of lives through prevention and early detection of colon cancer."
The American Cancer Society estimates that 150,000 Americans will be diagnosed with colon cancer and more than 50,000 will die of the disease in 2009. More specifically, African American men and women are diagnosed with and die from colon cancer at a higher rate than any other U.S. racial or ethnic group.
One of the most powerful weapons in preventing colon cancer is regular colorectal cancer screening or testing. Regular colon cancer screening can, in many cases, prevent colon cancer altogether. Because most colon cancers start as polyps, which are non-cancerous growths in the lining of the colon or rectum it usually takes about 10 to 15 years for them to develop into colorectal cancer. Testing often finds these
polyps, and allows them to be removed before they have the chance to turn into cancer.
Los Angeles area resident and colon cancer survivor Claudine Robinson urges people to get tested regularly. "Talk to your doctor and be honest, so you can catch a problem early," she said. "You have to be honest with yourself and talk about it because catching it early can save your life."
When colon cancer is detected at an early stage, patients have a more than 90-percent survival rate. Still fewer than four in 10 of these cancers are discovered at this stage. According to the American Cancer Society, increasing colon cancer testing among adults age 50 and over represents the single greatest opportunity to decrease colon cancer death rates in this country.
To learn more about colon cancer and the importance of testing, call 1-800-ACS-2345, visit www.cancer.org, or join the American Cancer Society at an educational forum, "Our Choice, Our Voice: Making Changes for A Health Future in the African American Community" on April 28, 2009. The forum takes place at the Westin LAX Hotel. To RSVP contact Byron Nate at 310-348-0356 or firstname.lastname@example.com
The American Cancer Society is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by saving lives, diminishing suffering and preventing cancer through research, education, advocacy and service. Founded in 1913 and with national headquarters in Atlanta, the Society has 13 regional Divisions and local offices in 3,400 communities, involving millions of volunteers across the United States. For more information anytime, call toll free 1-800-ACS-2345 or visit www.cancer.org.


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'The Dark Knight Rises' Premiere: Cast and Crew Say Their Goodbyes
Yesterday marked the beginning of the end of 'The Dark Knight Rises,' as all the stars and crew behind the final Christopher Nolan-directed Batman trilogy came out to New York City yesterday for the premiere. And what better location to host the 'Dark Knight Rises' premiere than the so named real-life city of Gotham.
The folks at Cinema Blend snagged some footage from 'The Dark Knight Rises' premiere, which features interview snippets with a number of the cast members.
It was a "bittersweet" moment, remarked Christian Bale and Gary Oldman, referring to the fact that the majority of the cast has spent the last eight years together churning out these films. But we don't think we'll be seeing the last of this team.
As Joseph Gordon-Levitt said, they've become a family and Nolan tends to keep his family around him, "both the crew and the cast." For one, Levitt was asked to participate in the Batman flick after starring in Nolan's 'Inception.' What do you say? You want to see this same team reunite again in the future?
'The Dark Knight Rises' makes its theatrical debut this Friday, and you can check out photos from the New York premiere below.


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SF Department of Environment Director Debbie Raphael Named "Recycling Champion of the Year"
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Debbie Raphael, second from left, and Assemblymember Richard Bloom, far right, accept their respective awards from Californians Against Waste staff on September 11th.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – At an evening reception in Sacramento on August 11th, San Francisco Department of Environment Director Debbie Raphael received the "Recycling Champion of the Year" award from Californians Against Waste, a statewide non-profit environmental research and advocacy organization. Each year, Californians Against Waste recognizes members of the Legislature and other distinguished leaders for their efforts to advance waste reduction and recycling in California. This year, the group honored Assemblymember Richard Bloom of Santa Monica and Department of Environment Director Debbie Raphael.
"Under Debbie's leadership, San Francisco has not only set ambitious waste reduction and climate targets, but has implemented concrete policies to achieve these goals," said Mark Murray, Executive Director of Californians Against Waste. "Debbie has set a tremendous example for other communities by blazing a path forward locally on important issues like producer responsibility, ending the blight of plastic pollution, and recovering food waste to feed people and sequester carbon."
A dynamic city like San Francisco requires the efficient use of clean, renewable energy to meet the needs of today and future generations. Our innovative policies and programs help San Franciscans use energy wisely, while saving money and reducing environmental impacts.
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Treyarch requests adept players to take it easy on "Christmas Noobs" while advising new players to prepare themselves before going against experienced players.
With Christmas just a week away, the Call of Duty: Black Ops II veterans will be rubbing their hands with excitement and busy perfecting their sinister laugh as a wave of new players is expected to hit online servers.
Gamers getting a copy of the latest title in the Call of Duty franchise as a present for Christmas are heading into a battlefield where the concept of mercy does not exist.
The game's developer Treyarch, however, has taken a shot at making the multiplayer mode of Call of Duty: Black Ops II accessible for new players.
In its latest "Message of the Day" posted on Reddit, the developer has requested the adept first-person shooter players to take it easy on the newbies, even though it hardly expects its request to be taken seriously.
"Let's talk Christmas Noobs. It's that time of the year again where thousands of new players join the online ranks for the first time. We'd ask you to go easy on the Christmas Noobs, but we know you won't," reads the message.
Even though the pro Call of Duty players are bound to come hard at the new players, Treyarch encouraged the latter to spend some time in the Boot Camp in the Combat Training category to get familiar with the gameplay and brush up their basic shooting skills before going up against the sharks.
"If you are a Christmas Noob yourself, don't be bullied. In the Combat Training category you'll find a great playlist called Boot Camp. This is the best place for a player to get up to speed on the game and all it has to offer."
The gap in skill level of old and new Call of Duty: Black Ops II players are bound to be significantly wide and thus would make the initial encounters between the two pretty one-sided.
However, there is a good chance that some gamers getting their hands on a copy of the latest entry in the renowned first-person shooter franchise on Christmas will be pretty familiar with such games and will therefore make their online presence felt strongly in no time.
Players who are still relatively new to first-person shooters will, however, need to spend a significant amount of time in training.
Christmas is one of the favourite times for game makers as consumers are more willing to spend cash on games than any other time of the year.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC last month, with the game already managing to reach impressive sales figures.


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Scottish landlords now face higher tax bills than their English counterparts, according to leading accountants French Duncan LLP.
This is due to the reduction of tax benefits - introduced in George Osborne's 2015 Budget with the aim of discouraging buy-to-let investment - hitting Scottish landlords harder thanks to the higher rates of tax at play north of the border.
Despite these changes, and a number of others which have been introduced since, many landlords remain unaware of just how significant these alterations are and the effect they are having on their tax liabilities and the viability of many buy-to-let investments.
"From next month three quarters of any interest paid on buy-to-let borrowing will be eligible for a 20% tax credit with the balance of interest deductible from rental income," Stephen Oates, tax director with French Duncan, said.
"While this sounds complicated, the effect is alarming on the profitability of buy-to-let investment and Scottish landlords face a 15% greater reduction in net income by next year than their counterparts in England and Wales."
He cited the following example. A higher rate taxpayer in Scotland with a rental income of £12,000 and interest on a buy-to-let mortgage of £8,000 will find their net income down to £1,100 (£100 less than in England) for the 2019/20 tax year, less than half the level it was in 2016/17.
From the 2020/21 tax year it will fall again to just £680, which is 15% lower than a landlord in England and 28.8% less than the net income four years earlier. As a result, Oates believes many landlords will begin to question the value of their property investment.
"Given that many private landlords became landlords because of personal circumstances i.e. they inherited property, or they were unable to sell their property and decided to rent it out until the market picked up, these tax changes could come as something of a surprise," Oates continued.
"Amateur landlords are estimated to account for 60% of all landlords and are now faced with an array of financial and regulatory changes which have turned what was once a lucrative hobby into an administrative nightmare which may end up costing them money."
Oates said that there was no doubt the goal of successive chancellors since George Osborne has been to make it more expensive for landlords to buy a property, more expensive to borrow and run a rented property, and more costly when the investment is sold.
"The result is that the whole process of being a landlord has become more complex, costlier, and less attractive for all but professionals and large-scale investors," he added.
"Changes to taxation, to borrowing costs, to land and buildings transaction tax, and to tax relief on selling properties means that for many landlords what was once a relatively simple, and profitable, process has become a nightmare. The result of all this change is that many landlords have been exiting the market."
Oates argued that, whilst that may be the correct move for some, they need to ensure they exit as tax efficiently as possible. For others, the option to remain a landlord can be worth it, but they need to ensure they have the right tax and financial setup.


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Aim for a high resistance give us the motivation for flourish into perfection
Aim for a high resistance give us the motivation for flourish into perfection
It will be a great challenge for us to organize our life so that everybody around us is very happy, but it is not impossible to do so.
Our own commitment will be the factor key in this whole.
Because our experience and how we look at life will determine what kind of reaction will be applied by us to the events.
How we react to situations and what tone we use in our behavior or to be positive with a friendly smile and satisfied heart.
Or to react with stressful harm and exuberant yelling like being over-steer with the code of conduct.
Take life and accept so as it coming at us, we can be benefited from it when we're going positive moving forward and respond well respected with it.
By storing new experiences with optimistic influence from ourselves.
We can push the boundaries and hopefully can find the appropriate solution without letting it to annoy us.
Tolerating things which happen will directly allow us to welcome it into our life.
And then accept and adopt as it is a life lesson for assume in peace to obtain so a proper and decisive answer.
How we behave ourselves will make it easier way for us to escape from problem or dilemma in order to find a suitable conclusion.
On this matter we can keep everyone happy, so we will leave them with a good feeling.
Make our own worry about something negatively and a negative image has been left behind, is as sitting in the shade by full sunshine while we like to have a brown skin.
We must embrace it as good as possible and receive by recognizing that it will occur in the best families, so that we can tolerate and rely on it with a convincing resolution.
We will get a thick skin from it by knowing that life is not a bed of roses, but full of thorns which can be hurt when touched.
That realise us that we have to be careful when cutting or picking a rose, and with the patience we can enjoy from the smell and beauty.
To thrive for perfection, we must give ourselves the motivation to strive for excellence against all the adversities that we will meet in our life.
Almost everything is possible in our life as we demonstrate with a full commitment and have out-and-outer patience.
All the best for You with a Good Health
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Felicity Brooks, author of All about Families, explains why it is important to showcase families in all their shapes and sizes.
These days, it's all too easy for children to find entertainment on a screen – watching YouTube, playing games or chatting with friends – but they may need a bit of help discovering other things to do.
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This post may contains affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission at no cost to you. Please read the full disclosure here.It is that time of year. Camping!
A time to escape the hustle and bustle for a little down time in the great outdoors. Take in the fresh air! Enjoy the starry nights! And enjoy Mother Nature and everything that comes with that.
In case you have never been camping, surprises will always pop up during your time away.
Last year, that included some rain. And when I say rain, it rained A LOT! Not just a sprinkle here or there. But, downpours that soaked through our tent. (Don't worry – I solved that by picking this up.)
The interesting thing we witnessed was everyone taking off from their campsites. Um. Yes, it is raining, but isn't that part of the adventure?
When it comes to money, when things get hard people stop and turn away (just like when we were camping).
- Everyone wants financial freedom.
- Retiring early sounds awesome.
- Stop living paycheck to paycheck.
Reality Check – are you honestly putting in the effort towards those things?
Be honest with yourself…is it easier to look at your money situation or scroll on social media??
Societal Norms That Reek Havoc on Your Financial Freedom
1. Dependence on Convenience
This may seem hard to believe for some. But, online shopping is still a relatively new concept (less than 15 years ago and it took awhile to really catch on). Back in the day, stores were closed on Sundays. A convenience store was truly that – items to pick up because the nearest grocery or hardware was miles away. Now, we can pick up items on every corner or on a phone wherever we are.
With 1-click on Amazon to grocery delivery to Uber Eats, it is possible to never leave the house or truly be inconvenienced. Seriously, if the power goes out or wi-fi gets knocked out, it is like a major catastrophe just hit.
Convenience comes at a price – specifically to your wallet. Every dollar spent is one less dollar saved to financial freedom.
Related Post: Money Bliss Steps for Financial Freedom
2. Life in a Silo
Even though we feel as connected as possible, that couldn't be further from the truth. People today are more disconnected from true relationships. Social media is much to blame. People on average spend over 2 hours a day on social media in 2020 with the younger generations usage even higher.
We take care of our own household and would NEVER even consider relying on a neighbor to help us out in a pinch. We are very independent on making sure we can handle our household. Is that because we are too afraid to show others our weaknesses?
Life is meant to be done in community. It takes a village. What better way to learn and not make the mistakes as others? By listening. By reading. Taking the time to understand. Money is a hush, hush topic for many (and that is completely okay). However, it is still possible to share money experiences and stop living life in a silo.
3. When the going gets tough, people bail
Persistence is a trait that was a given when I grew up. Remember the saying, "Practice makes perfect." It was expected to try over and over again until you succeed. It didn't have to be perfect; it was the effort that counted. Today, persistence is a character trait our elementary school stresses to the students. Why? Because today's kids give up WAY too quick.
The time we went camping and it rained a lot, people were bailing left and right. For many, it was easier to pack up and go home, then stay and make the most of it. (Honestly, it will be a camping trip I won't forget because of the rain and the memories we made.)
Reaching financial freedom. Retiring early. Stop living paycheck to paycheck. Those things will not happen on their own (wouldn't that be great if it could?). It will be tough to reach those milestones. Ask anyone who reached $1 million net worth, retired at 50, or had a little money left over at the end of the month. They will say it was tough at times. But, it is worth the extra effort and persistence in the end.
Related Post: Debt Free Journey – Our Personal Money Story
4. Comparison Game
This is such an easy trap to fall into! Sometimes without even realizing it. We don't even need to leave the comfort of our home to start the comparison game. Society even pushes the concept of comparison – even at the young ages. Across all media, it is okay to wish for something you don't have.
If everyone else is doing it, you might as well, too.
Is comparison the root of all evil? Probably not.
With money, comparison can cause a quick, slippery slope to debt. The average household has $90K of debt (not including mortgage). That is a heavy weight to carry.
Even if you manage to stay out of debt, reaching financial freedom and retiring early will be harder. It is okay to be different. It is okay to stay outside of the comparison game.
5. Love of Money
Remember the saying, "Money Talks." Unfortunately, in today's society, money talks. It provides access. It provides freedom. Money is a status symbol.
This is not true of every person in society. Not everyone struggles with the love of money.
But, many of our decisions tend to be based on money rather than what is better for our lives.
Everyone dreams of winning the lotto. A chance to finally change their situation. Honestly, winning the lotto creates bigger problems without getting to the root of the love of money.
Find contentment. The best way to overcome the love of money is to be content with what you have been blessed with. Regardless of the amount in your bank account, look around and find everything you have been blessed with.
How to Overcome Social Norms to Succeed with Money
Going against the grain of society is gutsy. It is the willingness to be different. This is the moment when you say enough is enough of doing things society's way and start putting your success first.
It will feel awkward at first.
Anything that is new is harder at first. Just like any resolution, it takes time for a new habit to be made.
Action List –
- Learn to become self-reliant instead of just ordering something online.
- When you want to bail on something, show persistence for just a little bit longer.
- Sign up for Jumpstart Your Money Mindset to assess your finances.
- Ask a neighbor or friend for help.
- Find a like-minded community.
- Decide what is more important to you than money.
- Learn to say no (and not feel guilty).
- Celebrate your successes when you go against society norms.
Societal pressures are huge. The impact can lead to financial ruin. From money coaching, I have learned that many of their biggest financial decisions and mistakes have been made with outside pressures.
For our family, camping is a time to relax and reconnect as a family. It also revealed to me how societal pressures can sway an entire group of people. It is okay to be different. Just think how people react when you reach financial freedom and they are still struggling paycheck to paycheck.
Different is good.
More Posts to Help You Overcome Societal Norms:
- 35 Ways You Wasted Money This Year
- Avoid the Trap of Lifestyle Creep and Reach Financial Freedom
- 10 Money Rules You Need to Live By
- With the Right Money Mindset, Go from Broke to Rich


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Why is the camera resolution so poor on bank surveillance camera ?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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I cannot figure out for the life of me why everytime I see a picture of someone in a bank robbery the resolution is so poor ! One would think that if ever you needed a great picture from a camera it would be at a bank. Can someone please tell me what the problem [...]
Any recommendations on a good security system for a business?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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Our business in Houston was recently robbed, and we want to install a good security system. There are several that we are looking at, and want to know any recommendations.
I searched all over after a recent robbery, and found this security company to give the best bang for your buck. They are honest, skilled, always [...]
Can you install security cameras around your house that record 24/7?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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I need to know if you are allowed to install security cameras around your home in Washington or is that against some type of civil liberties law
Yes, you may install cameras around your house, but you may not install them in such a way that you record events that are not happening off of your [...]
What home security system should we get?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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My wife and I are thinking about getting a home security system. We live in the Los Angeles area. Any thoughts or suggestions?
This is a pretty general question and is really influenced by what your looking for. Security systems range from the ghetto ones you install yourself that just make noise, to really high tech [...]
installing instrution for cctv system model mm23196?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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step to step installment of sytemn
Try the link below, I think this will work for you, the first one is the installation instructions, the second one is the micromark site.
Hope it helps.
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E-R diagram Help Please?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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Got stuck with this task im doing for my assignment. Could anyone please help me out?
This is the scenario:
A national chain of electrical supplies retailers, needs new database to keep track of the stock in each outlet, as well as customer information.
Offers has supplies of electrical goods which include such items as:
-Plugs and sockets
-Light [...]
I have an external book drive 250gb, I would like to hook it up to a CCTV with two wireless cameras rca input?
I am looking to use my exhisting hard drive or to buy a refurbished dvr for a two camera system. Both cameras hook up with one single rca and are wireless. Does anyone know of a site where you can purchase a cheap surveillance DVR or can I use my external book drive with some [...]
What type of cctv cameras are used in the prison service?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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Different types are used in different places.
Depends on what company supplied them.
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Security Cameras and quot,Photo Finishquot, : Who Got To the line First?
July 31, 2009 by admin
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You have video footages on your hands, which you may have no space for when these pile up. Issue of doubt In a world where each Tom, Dick and Harry has some type of video-capable device, from phones to video recorders to security cameras with CCTV, the storage of video footages is of great concern. [...]
Security Cameras and quot,Photo Finishquot, : Who Got To the finishing line First?
July 30, 2009 by admin
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In hotly contested races, a photograph finish is the be all and end all.
Without it, there would be never-ending protests, which would blur the excitement of winning the race. What if the cameraman is caught up with the race and forgets to prep his camera? Don't fret, superior security cameras can do the [...]


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The return of Spadow?
May 1, 2013 69 Comments
Could it be…? Maybe…
Hello everyone.
It's been a long time, right? Looking at my blog, my adventure ended on the 8th of June in 2011.
That's a looooong time! How have you been? In my absence MapleStory has gone through different updates either good or bad. Actually, the last update was bad. It made a lot of players in Korea upset.
I'm sure by now you know about the Unlimited update? An update that lifts the damage cap, level cap , raises the stats of boss monsters and the drop rate.
Nexon has lost players. But it seems the company is convinced the players will come back when the Summer update is released. Details about that will be revealed on May 19.
Why the sudden return? First of all, I'm not entirely sure if I will come back because I have lost a great amount of interest in MapleStory. I do play every day but the amount of time I spend is so little.
In my last post I said that I would continue posting updates through Twitter and YouTube and that's what I did if you kept track.
If I come back to my blog I will maybe do it a bit differently on managing my blog. Though, would you care for my return?
I really love to blog and just spread my information to you so that everyone is aware of what's going on in MapleStory and in the gaming world.
For the last 22 months I've checked my blog every now and then. If you worked so hard for your blog you just cannot delete it. It is a disservice to me and my visitors.
There you go. I might return to my blog and post updates like I used to about my adventures.


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Many existing variable frequency drive (VFD) installations are using wrong cables. Often, interlocked armor TECK or continuously welded and corrugated aluminum armor (CCA) cable are used to connect the VFD to the motor. These cable types will release excessive electrical noise in many installations - and this electrical noise can wreak havoc with the sensitive electronic components, network cabling and other sensitive wiring found in most modern industrial facilities.
The solution is to use specially-designed VFD cable with a foil braid or copper tape shield and suitable ground wires. For larger cables it becomes important to use a symmetric ground design to balance the induced ground currents. Compared to TECK or CCA, this type of VFD cable provides superior performance in terms of common mode current (CMC) containment, and in other areas.
Recently, Belden announced an extension to its VFD cable line to include 250 MCM, 350 MCM and 500 MCM sizes. These MCM VFD cables (see datasheet) support installations of up to 250 horsepower motors at 460V for use in oil & gas, petrochemical, power generation, water/wastewater treatment and other demanding industrial environments.
Belden MCM VFD cables are rated for use in exposed-run cable trays, direct burial and in wet or dry conditions. Belden's MCM VFD cables are designed to provide superior performance in noise-sensitive applications or in any damp or wet environment where reflected wave voltages may degrade PVC/nylon conductors. The cable is suitable for use with virtually all variable frequency drives, as well as for use as shielded power cable for other solid-state devices.
You can read more about how to select and install the right cable for your VFD motors. A recently produced white paper is now available.


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I have two spreadsheets. Sheet 1 has a list of names in Column A, and information in Column B (text and numerical) that corresponds with the name of the same row.
e.g. "Bob" corresponds with the information in Column C.A B C D Bob 123
The second spreadsheet has a long list of names (in no particular order) in a single column. I would like the macro to search the 1st sheet for every name on the list in the 2nd sheet, and copy the information specified from 1st sheet and paste it into the 2nd sheet.
So, if the 2nd sheet had "Bob" first on its list, it would search the 1st sheet for "Bob" until it found it, and copy "123" into the corresponding cell on the 2nd sheet. It would then go to the next name on the 2nd sheet, and continue until the end of the list.
Basically, I am stuck manually searching for each name, copying the information, and pasting it into the 2nd sheet. I have hundreds of names, so this is painstaking.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Have you look at the VLOOKUP function in the Excel help files?
It sounds like that is exactly what you need.
Read up on it in the Help files (and maybe via Google too) and come on back if you need some more help.
Giving it a try on your own will be a good learning exercise.
Good luck!
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It is definitely helping some. Due to the nature of how I need the information to be formatted it isn't a perfect solution, but its definitely faster than before. Funny I never heard of VLOOKUP before.
Thanks for coming through again. Always appreciate your help.
re: "Funny I never heard of VLOOKUP before."
Don't take this the wrong way, but if you've never heard of VLOOKUP before, maybe there are a few more functions that you haven't heard of.
Why not let us know why VLOOKUP isn't "a perfect solution" and perhaps we can expand on it's use or nest some other functions with it to get you even closer to where you need to be?
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I'm sure there are plenty I've never heard of... I only remarked about VLOOKUP because it seems pretty powerful and it isn't overly complicated. Just figured I'd have seen it used before is all.
A perfect solution wasn't required. Just cutting the time in half made the task that much easier to complete :)
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Ariel Winter's mom sues actor Matthew Borlenghi, alleging that he made false and defamatory comments online that she was an "abusive mother.
Chrisoula 'Crystal' Workman, the mother of Modern Family's Ariel Winter, is suing one of her daughter's associates as part of a public and drawn-out custody battle. The case accuses Borlenghi of defaming Workman, Entertainment Tonight reported.
The 14-year-old Ariel Winter is currently in the temporary custody of her sister, 34-year-old Shanelle Gray. There is a trial scheduled to determine if Gray will receive permanent custody.
Ariel Winter's mom lost custody of her daughter in October after court documents were filing claiming that Ariel "has been the victim of ongoing physical abuse (slapping, hitting, pushing) and emotional abuse (vile name calling, personal insults about minor and minor's height, attempts to 'sexualize' minor, deprivation of food, etc.) for an extended period of time by the minor's mother …"
Borlenghi is an actor who teaches at the studio operated by Shanelle Gray, The Associated Press reported.
The actor that Ariel Winter's mom sues said he had not yet seen the lawsuit and would not say whether he posted a comment about a story from the Los Angeles Times. The story was about Workman's allegations that Winter was having an improper relationship with an 18-year-old actor.
"This is a total falsehood," Borlenghi stated. "The mother is grasping and clawing to find a way not to lose her money-maker, and hide the fact that she is an abusive monster."
As Ariel Winter's mom sues Borlenhi, Workman herself and Ariel are due back in court this week as their own proceedings continue.


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KDM helped put together a fantastic family fun day at a client's head office.
GBG is a global specialist in identity data intelligence. From employee screening to helping fight fraud, the company's technology connects instantly to hundreds of databases across the globe. Headquartered in Chester, GBG has 18 offices worldwide and provides data intelligence solutions to many of the world's biggest organisations.
The brief
We were tasked with putting together a company fun day for approximately 150 employees, to take place at GBG's Chester head office. Our clients had organised this event themselves on earlier occasions but acted on a recommendation from a neighbouring company impressed by KDM's services for their own event. We were given a strict budget to provide a wide range of family entertainment and asked to ensure that the youngest guests were protected from the busy road bordering the site.
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After carefully considering a menu of options with the client, we proposed a selection of fun activities tailored to the budget and available space. Bright orange barrier fencing was sourced to separate the busy road from the grassy area where the activities would take place. It also provided an attractive border, enhancing the village green-style feel of the environment.
On the day, guests were entertained by a huge range of games and inflatable activities. The youngest participants sampled face painting and enjoyed the children's entertainer's balloon modelling, before venturing on to the Ball Pond, Hook-a-Duck, Beat the Buzzer and Tin Can Alley. A bouncy castle, giant slide and inflatable basketball helped burn up a lot of youthful energy, while the grown-ups were entertained by Crazy Golf and a Surf Simulator. A fantastic variety of food and drink were provided directly by the client.
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Frist also encountered another celebrity on that backstage circuit-- Arnold Schwarzenegger, the actor/bodybuilder who had had, more or less on the QT during the last year or so, a heart bypass operation. The two engaged in animated conversation about the operation, which had been performed by a friend of Frists.
Frists week owed much to the hard work of his staff who seemed to be deployed in combat mode, doing as much as the state party or the RNC to put out fires and round up credentials for Tennesseans.
Tell him to keep on doing what hes doing, said Frist, when asked what advice he would give the apparently floundering Al Gore on how to run his campaign from this point on.
*Governor Don Sundquist was in a laid-back mode through most of the convention, while wife Martha functioned both as a columnist for the Chattanooga Times-Free Press and as what the governor calls my cultural leader, finding-- as did such other Tennesseans as Memphian Hardy Mays, the governors former legal adviser and chief of staff -- art galleries and the like in Philadelphia.
Martha Sundquist wrote a daily column, in longhand on a pad (doing it all herself, as both she and gubernatorial press secretary Beth Fortune, who sent on her copy, insisted) for the Chattanooga Times-Free Press. The governor played things very loose at this convention, and at one point demonstrated to reporters his patented method of balancing his head in his palm so as to appear thoughtful while really sleeping. (Useful on the floor of the convention, the method had been learned during meetings in Nashville, Sundquist said.)
Martha had what she called the dream day of my life on Tuesday when the Sundquists lunched at Independence Hall with dignitaries ranging from Colin Powell to Howard Baker to Bob Dole to David Broder David Gergen. (Sponsor was American Philosophical Society.)
On the fact, frequently reported in Philadelphia this week as many times before, that statewide officials in Tennessee tend to end up vying for the presidency or vice presidency, Don Sundquist said: Not me. Im the only one here that doesnt want anything.
*John T. Williams of Germantown, the delegations oldest member and, hands down, its most beloved, celebrated his 89th birthday on Thursday and was presented with a cake at the delegation breakfast. Im about to catch up with Ronald Reagan, said Williams, who once ran for Congress in what is now the 7th district and had a young dude name of Fred Thompson as his campaign manager.
* There was some grumbling among Tennessee delegates about the fact that the delegation was stranded way down in Wilmington, Delaware-- a thirty-minute drive from Philadelphia, at best, involving a detour past a long section of Interstate 95 under renovation - but there was general praise for the Sheraton Suites and the hotel employees, many of whom were decked out in orange-and-white UT-shirts, courtesy of the state party.
Other artifacts of Tennessee on display included a statue of Jack Daniels at the entrance to the hotel restaurant (furnished by the distillery). The hotel itself put up a Tennessee state flag outside and made sure that country music was played on the establishment's Muzak.
And, on the same day (Wednesday) that a controversy broke out over the interloping Harold Ford Jr.'s boast in Philadelphia that he could "get a denunciation" of Nathan Bed Forrest from Gore, the Sheraton Suites hotel restaurant had a big sign advertising "Black Forrest cake" (so spelled.)
*In the same week that a verbal slip almost stranded him on a positional limb vis--vis Vice President Al Gore, 30-year-old U.S. Rep. Harold Ford Jr. apparently got the good news that he will be the (or a) keynote speaker at the Democratic national convention. Commercial Appeal Washington bureau chief JamesBrosnan quoted Gore as referring to Ford as a rising star (which he patently is) and expressing a desire to reach out to young people. .
The news overshadowed the flap which had developed earlier in the week concerning a bust of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest at the Tennessee state capitol in Nashville. While appearing outside the Republican National Convention as part of a Democratic truth team, Ford had denounced what he termed the hypocrisy of GOP nominee George W. Bush in not condemning South Carolinas official use of a Rebel flag. He was asked whether Gore should not condemn the bust of Forrest, a onetime slave-trader who later founded the Ku Klux Klan.
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Charlotte works in the Payroll Administration Services Department at EASI. Charlotte has over 21 years of payroll service and customer support experience; including customer set up and support, payroll billing, employee data verification and compliance, accounting and reconciliation.
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Lesson 5: Working with Products
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