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I also just found out that my 21st birthday is on my first day of my senior year of college.
I have no luck with life.
Speaking of drinking, I find it humorous that for about 75% of High School I was morally opposed to drinking.
Now, I don't enjoy getting sloppy drunk and wasted (usually), but having a few drinks to get a nice buzz…? Way better than any deep tissue massage.
I feel like drinking socially (like they do in Europe) should be more acceptable. I generally find that after a few drinks people are more enjoyable, I'm more enjoyable, everything is more enjoyable.
This is making me sound like an alcoholic. I'm not. I'm just saying that I think America has their whole alcohol thing backwards. For a country with the highest drinking age, we have the most alcohol related deaths and accidents. If people learned early on (like in Europe) of the dangers and effects of alcohol, and were exposed to it a lot growing up, it wouldn't be this big mystery that everyone needs to put their lives in danger to discover. Kids in Europe grew up with alcohol and by the time they hit the drinking age they didn't need to go out and "discover" it. At least that's what I learned when I was in France.
I grew up around my Dad drinking beer a lot. I don't find the need to go out and get wasted to "discover" alcohol.
I know the drinking age is 21 for protective purposes, but honestly, I feel like it's doing more harm than good. America is so uptight. We need to relax.
Everyone should just go have a beer.

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it was a bit chilly here in new york so i had to pair it up with a blue blazer.
ugh, i love this shirt, its very plain but then the sleeves just have these aztec print that i'm in love with, its so comfortable and fits perfectly, making it easy for any type of movement.
Now we get to my favorite part. the shoes. these black heels made me taller than i'll probably ever be, they are nice, they have great support making it hard to fall. i don't know how i managed to walk in them but thank God i did not fall when i got up to drop my offering.
ahhh! i love this bag its so small and portable but once you open it you'd be surprised how much space it has. i can put almost anything inside, and the best part is it carries a lot of weight. other than the fact that its black, it goes well with pretty much any color, its very useful.
don't think the necklace and earrings were visible in the other pictures but here it is. my hair is a bit rough at the point. dont judge me. feel free to leave comments and thoughts i would love those :)x
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President - Mark Urwiller
Vice President - Dan Glomski
Secretary - Jay Rasmussen
Treasurer - Tracy Glomski
Webmaster - Mark Urwiller
Astronomical League Correspondent (AlCor) - Jay Rasmussen
The Platte Valley Astronomical Observers was formed in the Spring of 2000. It is comprised of amateur astronomers primarily from the cities of Grand Island, Hastings, and Kearney Nebraska and stragglers from Shelton and O'Neill. Some of us have our own private observatories, some of us are just beginners. We are united in our fascination for astronomy! We welcome anyone who shares interest in this wonderful hobby!
The Platte Valley Astronomical Observers meet at 7:30 PM on the 4th Thursday of every month. Our usual meeting location is now in Grand Island. You can find more detailed directions on the Clubnews Page. Our meetings are not bogged down with lots of club business, rather we welcome novices and concentrate on hands on observing or sharing entertaining programs. If you would like to join us or simply attend a meeting to see what it's all about, check out our "Club News" page for club activities and directions or e-mail us!
Special club observing sessions are sometimes scheduled. These sessions are often located at one of the private observatories owned by members or at Sachtleben Observatory in Hastings, or we may choose a location near you - to share the hobby with the public. Again, further information can be found on our "Club News" page, or, sign up for our listserv and get notified automatically about club events. See below.
The Platte Valley Astronomical Observers has its own listserv. Our club distributes our monthly newsletter via the listserv. You don't have to be a member to sign up for the listserv, but we hope that after sharing the wonders of the sky with us you will soon want to join us in sharing it with others! Besides, joining us is free! You read that right! It's free! Here is a page which lists the benefits of membership with the PVAO.
The link below will take you to the web page that allows you to subscribe to the list. At left in the banner menu you will see "Subscribe". Click it and you will see a small window appear for you to put in your e-mail address. Enter it and click submit. You will then receive a list confirmation message from "astronomy". It will contain a hyperlink. Click the hyperlink and you will be confirmed! Once you have confirmed, you can send a message anytime to the list at: firstname.lastname@example.com (not currently working). It would be great if you would send a message introducing yourself, particular interests in astronomy, and what equipment you own - if any. You are welcome to participate in discussions with the other groups on the list. Don't be shy or intimidated! We all start out as beginners! Welcome!
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Small Molecule API Market Analysis: Global Market to Grow at the Rate of about 7.0% from 2016 to 2027
Global Small Molecule API Market by Types (Synthetic/Chemical API), by Application (Cardiovascular, Oncology), & by Manufacturing Method - Forecast To 2027
PUNE, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA, October 17, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Market Research Future Announces the Publication of its Research Report – "Global Small Molecule API Market 2016-2027"
Market Synopsis:
Globally the market for small molecule API is increasing rapidly. The major factors that drive the growth of small molecule API are rise in demand for the small molecule drugs, entry of big CMO's into the business, Development in the infrastructure in the pharmaceutical industry, rising access to the medication in the people from developing and underdeveloped countries and others. Globally the market for small molecule API is expected to grow at the rate of about 7.0% from 2016 to 2027.
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Commenting on the report, an analyst from Market Research Future (MRFR)'s team said: The market for small molecule API is growing and expected to continue its growth in near future. Growing demand for newly developed small molecules drugs, growing trend of outsourcing, growing pharmaceutical industry in developing nations are some of the key factors driving the growth of the global small molecule API market. However, factors such as Austerity measures in Europe are causing the hindrance in the growth of the global small molecule API market. The study was conducted using an objective combination of primary and secondary information including inputs from key participants in the industry. The report contains a comprehensive market and vendor landscape in addition to a SWOT analysis of the key vendors.
Taste the market data and market information presented through more than 64 market data tables and figures spread over 85 numbers of pages of the project report. Avail the in-depth table of content TOC & market synopsis on "Global Small Molecule API Market Research Report -Forecast To 2027"
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• Aurobindo
• Pharma
• Lonza,
• Siegfried AG,
• Teva
• Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
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Global small molecule API market has been segmented as follows:
• On the basis of Types which comprises of synthetic/chemical API, biological API
• On the basis of Application the market is segmented into cardiovascular, oncology, diabetes, immunological disorders and others.
• On the basis of Manufacturing Method, the market is segmented into In-house, Contract manufacturing.
Other Prominent Vendors in the market are:
• Albemarle Corporation
• Allergan Plc
• Cambrex Corporation
• Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd
• Glaxosmithkline Plc
• Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.
• Mylan N.V.
• Novartis AG
• Pfizer Inc.
• Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
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The market is classified and analyzed on the basis of various segments including geographies, which consist of; Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Middle East & Africa. Out of all, North America accounts for the largest share in the market. In addition, Europe and Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing segment in the small molecule API market.
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First Inca Digital Excellence Award winners recognise creativity and quality
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
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The winners of the first Inca Digital Excellence Awards (IDEAs) were announced last night in Munich during FESPA at a special event to mark the occasion.
The IDEAs celebrate the creative and stunning effects and products produced by innovative companies around the world using Inca printers. The judges – Nigel Steffens, CEO of FESPA, Peter Kiddell of PRISM and John Charnock of PR-INT – were faced with the tough task of selecting the winners from a very strong global line up and were looking for high-quality graphics that exceed expectations for creativity.
The standard of entries was extremely high with Inca printer users producing innovative products incorporating many different of materials to meet customer's specific requirements. The flexibility of Inca UV digital printing enabled companies to produce stunning lenticular walls that come alive when you walk by, children's shoes and toys, cross bows, wood effect furniture, interior décor, urban art, displays, 3D POS products and more. Materials used ranged from Re-Board, Acrylic, Plastic, aluminium and leather to MDF, Douglas Fir and Plywood.
Each category winner received an Inca IDEA Trophy and a VIP trip to Munich to attend FESPA and celebrate their Award.
"We are delighted by the number and quality of entries that showed the considerable potential for digital print," says Dr Linda Bell, CEO, Inca Digital. "The sheer range of applications show the ingenuity and creativity of our customers using the full range of our printers, from one of the very first Inca Eagles installed in Europe nine years ago, the Inca Spyder, Columbia Turbo and latest Inca Onset."
The IDEA 2010 stars are:
Highly Commended - Mills Styrox, Australia: again for a wall graphic for an Outback Steak House Restaurant. The rustic image was printed directly using an Inca Columbia onto large sheets of 10mm plywood.
Highly Commended: Optima, Canada, for producing furniture featuring multiple wood grain effects to achieve an inlay effect on Exterior Medite using an Inca Columbia Turbo.
Highly Commended - JD Print and Display, Canada: for producing multi-layer children's toys printed by an Inca Eagle onto multiple materials from 3-25.5mm thick.
Highly Commended - Druckwerk Hamburg, Germany: for a Camel Active instore display printed onto Douglas Fir pine using an Inca Columbia Turbo
Highly Commended - Extrema Publicidad, Mexico: for printing onto leather with an Inca Eagle H to make children's shoes
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The Dynamic Duo in the Concept2 Workout Room
"What are you training for?" ask our Concept2 colleagues. While we don't have an exact answer yet, Maddie and I have been excited to be linking up on the Dynamic Indoor Rower for the last few months. Each time our "Dynamic Duo" reports to the workout room for practice, it seems to arouse suspicion that we have motives beyond just a casual row.
Maddie Smerin joined the Concept2 team this past year to schedule production in the oar shop. She has a competitive background, having rowed for both the Florida Institute of Technology and the University of Virginia.
We had been regularly attending CrossFit workouts all winter, but were hoping to row indoors a bit more. While we could work out together on indoor rowers towards this end, these workouts were still pretty individual at different paces and splits (I can be honest here and say Maddie is much stronger than I am!). The Dynamic beckoned us, and what started out as just a fun way to row together turned into a helpful way for us to train as pair partners. The Dynamic demands more of you because it requires technical focus. For Maddie and me, long workouts started to fly by as we concentrated on our stroke. Similar to a boat, we found that rowing on linked Dynamics was more synchronized when the rower in bow watched the back and motion of the stroke seat rather than the Performance Monitor. This alone provided a mental boost to indoor training: suddenly indoor workouts were less about hammering away alone on the erg and more about sustaining rhythm and feel together.
Video of us rowing on the Dynamic helped us see some critical challenges in our stroke. While we are of similar height, we have differences in torso and leg lengths. Our drive and recovery speeds do not always match, and we were coached with different technique philosophies. Video analysis is easy and worthwhile on the Dynamic. We could compare technique and also look at Performance Monitor outputs to quantify changes. We have yet to use free apps (such as Coach's Eye), but the Dynamic gives us wonderful convenient opportunities to do so. We also hope to experiment with wireless racing, which would allow us to share some information between performance monitors.
We have been less interested in quantifying our workouts and have, instead, focused on enjoying rowing together. Compared to Slides, the Dynamic allows for a tremendous amount of boat feel. There was no doubt that during our workouts there were bad strokes. We knew, because we felt it. Through communication, drill work, or just quiet focus, we were able to recover and feel big improvements. Just like practicing on the water, we often muttered at the end of a piece something like "we finally pulled it together for that last minute and it felt strong." There was definitely shared satisfaction from improving as a pair, and we enjoyed the same camaraderie as rowing together in a boat.
So should you plan on seeing a Concept2 racing double (or pair) this season? That has yet to be determined. But as spring finally arrives here in Vermont and rowers return to the water, we are excited to try rowing together in a boat and to gauge the benefits of our months of Dynamic training.


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This beautiful photo is courtesy of Suzanne Mellott Photography
As I sat before Jesus, in His Most Blessed Sacrament, at Eucharistic Adoration this week…I was resting in His perfect peace.
I was the only one in the whole Church at that hour. Usually, some of my children are with me, but on this particular day, I had gone all alone.
While I sat gazing at and loving Our Lord, I was compelled to look all around the Church.
"This is Your Life", I thought…all of the images and statues and paintings and windows seemed to me to be like a Family Photo Album of the Life of Christ…On my left and my right, the beautiful Stations of the Cross; telling the story of His Passion and Death, the day He gave His all, for me.
In front and to my right are the lovely tiered votive candles set before a pretty painting of Our Lady and Her Infant,Divine, Son. There are about 24 candles all-told, and of those, about 6 of them had been lit by those who had come to pray earlier in the day…the lights still glimmering and flames still burning, as if to keep their prayers present before Him.
I see the faces of His dearest friends…Peter, Paul, and James. I see His cousin, Jude, Thaddeus, and His loving and devoted father on earth, Joseph. I see His mother, always close by Him…and the magnificent stained glass windows, so colorful, clear, and pouring with the sunlight from outside.
There are flowers at His altar…some are poinsettias, left over from His Christmas celebration…and others, I recognize right away as the flowers that were next to the tiny coffin of my friend's little baby girl; whose funeral we attended just the other day.
"This is Your Life, Jesus", I thought…and it is perfect. It is beautiful…it is allllll good.
Everything thing that represents a moment or scene from the days He walked this earth evokes feelings of such peace, such joy, such love, and such beauty.
I felt so happy. I felt so grateful. I felt so in-awe.
But then, suddenly, another feeling gripped my heart…it was that of sorrow…it was that of contrition…it was that of shame
"What would my life look like if constructed with statues and windows and images in this Church?", I wondered.
"Nothing like this, I'm afraid", I answered myself.
My windows would be grimy and clogged with old dirt, so cloudy, perhaps, that the inside of the Church would remain in darkness because the light would not get through. My statues would be chipped and broken; some even missing limbs, perhaps. My Stations would not show one who was giving all for love of another…but rather, one, who continued to fall under the weight of selfishness and pride. My flowers would be wilted; some, even dead. And, my paintings would be marred and smeared.
"Oh, Lord", I said to Jesus. "If this were My Life, it would be so ugly…for my life gets its beauty only from Yours".
I began to feel very, very sad.
But then, I could feel His presence…so tangibly, so pure, so loving, so kind, so caring, so merciful, and true.
He spoke to my heart, and He said, "No, Judy. You are wrong. Your life would not be ugly because this is your life! Don't you see? I gave up my own life so that you can have life and have it abundantly!!! I abide in you and you in Me…therefore, all that you see here…that you are saying is a glimpse of My life….is your life too…you are forgiven…you are free…your life looks as beautiful and clean and peaceful and perfect as Mine."
I cried. I smiled. I sighed in relief….and I thanked Him for His wondrous gift.
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Behind a wooden door on Elm Street that's flanked by patinated metal sits one of Deep Ellum's newest bar and restaurant concepts. It's called Armoury D.E. and it specializes in, well, a little bit of everything according to the owners.
Armoury is the product of a partnership between four locals who worked together in various service industry jobs before deciding they'd rather work for themselves. There's Peter Novotny, who brings cocktail know-how; Johnny Brown and Dan Murry, who helm all things beer; and chef Abram Vargas, who's in charge of the kitchen.
Together, they're "four knowledgeable guys who tried to open a bar," Novotny laughed during a recent phone conversation.
And when he says that, he means it quite literally. The project was a year-and-a-half in the making, and once the brunt of construction was done, Novotny and company did all the finish out themselves. The team reinvented the old Kettle Art Gallery space into a rustic chic tavern, with bullet casings as tap handles and whole lot of liquor adorning the custom-built shelf behind the bar.
Armoury D.E. opened in mid-July and has already begun food service. The owners plan to roll out brunch in another couple weeks. In order to fit a kitchen in the design plans, the owners also acquired the adjacent space where head shop Sunshine Store resided.
Novotny described the menu as an eclectic mix of eats that includes some Hungarian dishes, such as Mama's Gulyas (Hungarian beef soup) and Csavargo, a sandwich with pork belly and Hungarian scout sausage. Chef Vargas, who Novotny says is "able to make anything delicious with whatever he feels like," plans to rotate menu offerings, but for now there's also charcuterie, sandwiches, a handful of entrees and unique sides, like cactus fries and octopus. (See full menu here.)
Late-night eaters rejoice -- the kitchen stays open until 2 a.m., though it may offer a limited menu, Novotny said.
Armoury boasts 12 draft beer taps and about 60 bottles, in addition to six red and six white wine options. But all that liquor I mentioned earlier doesn't go to waste.
Novotny described Armoury's cocktail selection as riffs on classics with a price point as great for people who like to drink on the cheap.
"Nowadays, there aren't a lot of original ideas out there. It's about coming up with your own version," he said.
What else?
Right now, the Armoury can hold about 45 people in its 2,000-square-foot interior, but the owners are building a patio out back with a small stage for live music that they hope to have open by the time the weather cools off. They expect the addition to double Armoury's capacity. And because the patio will have direct access from the parking lot, it will also be a dog-friendly spot.
Armoury D.E. is open Monday through Sunday from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Once the kitchen starts serving brunch, the spot will be open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
2714 Elm St., Dallas. armouryde.com.
Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct the spelling of the chef's name.


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Our fest is a blend of knowledge and fun with many of the awaited events being held at the venue, culturals are being prominent part of our fest. The world of gaming, the most anticipated event is introduced every year.
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Twins Wrap Up Ugly Homestand
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — John Hicks had three hits, including his first career homer, and drove in five runs to lead Michael Fulmer and the Detroit Tigers to a 13-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.
One day after the benches cleared when Tigers starter Matthew Boyd threw behind slugger Miguel Sano in retaliation for teammate JaCoby Jones being hit in the face, there was no sign of lingering hard feelings.
Fulmer (2-1) allowed two runs on four hits in seven innings, striking out seven. Jim Adduci had three hits and two RBIs on the day he arrived from Triple-A Toledo and Alex Avila hit a two-run homer for the Tigers. Victor Martinez added three hits and two RBIs.
Kyle Gibson (0-3) gave up seven runs — six earned — on eight hits in just 2 2/3 innings for the Twins, who went 2-7 on the home stand against AL Central opponents. Max Kepler and Eddie Rosario homered for the Twins, but Minnesota lost for the sixth time in seven games.


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Live music, a camel rodeo ride and stalls run by local traders will all be part of the fun at Hailsham Children's Market taking place on Saturday, June 27.
It will be held in Vicarage Field and the High Street from 9.30am with organisers confident it will be a great family event offering something for everyone.
Final preparations for the event have been made by the town council's festivities and events committee in partnership with Hailsham Forward and Hailsham Community College Academy Trust.
Hailsham town councillor Chriss Triandafyllou said: "There will be a wide range of goods on offer at the children's market and an array of live musical performances from local young people to appeal to the whole family.
"Providing street markets, both regular and special themed ones such as the children's market, is very important for the town.
"We hope to attract a lot of people and give them another opportunity to pick up some one-off finds and excellent products, enjoying a distinctive and vibrant atmosphere in the town centre and support our community in all the wonderful things being done locally."
The children's themed market will feature stalls selling fine food, gifts, jewellery and accessories, as well as products of interest to children including toys, crafts and sweets.
There will be live entertainment throughout the day with the South of Saturn Band performing from midday–1pm and again from 1.30pm-2.30pm.
Hailsham Parish Church Youth Band will perform from 3pm-3.30pm.
It is hoped that the ATC 249 Hailsham Millennium Squadron air cadets will provide a climbing wall in Vicarage Field.
And there will be family activities available throughout the day including the Camel Rodeo from 11am to 4pm.
Hailsham FM will also be attending the event.
Councillor Amanda O'Rawe added: "It takes a lot of planning and effort to ensure that everything goes smoothly on the day at events such as these.
"Our committee has worked hard with other organisers in recent months to make the necessary preparations for the Children's Market and is grateful to local traders, community groups and entertainment providers for supporting us by taking part in the event."
Hailsham Town Council is currently organising two additional themed markets for Saturday, July 25 and Saturday, August 29, which will have a vintage and international theme respectively.
Further details on each event will be announced in the coming weeks.
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It's blinking boiling in South Wales at the moment.
Like seriously, the title may baffle you, but I'll elaborate – I found my face in the form of a puddle on the floor.
Putting it back was a nightmare, requiring some duct-tape, a carrot and a witches curse, but I think I nailed it. In the event you see a Brad Pitt lookalike wandering around locally or whatever, feel free to say hi – I can assure you that I'm very approachable.
There's a few reasons why I haven't really written a whole lot recently, not least of all the fact that I can actually go outside without getting hit by a monsoon, which, quite frankly, is lovely. Additionally I've been going through yet another writer's block crisis, which is always fun. Finally, the amount of work I was required to do for university exploded, which was a little upsetting. However, my first year is now officially over, so I have time to myself again. It's fantastic.
I really just wanted to post this to prove to you that I'm not dead, which is always a nice thing to say I think, and to inform you guys of a thing or two.
Some good news, I have plans for one or two new projects that I'm going to be working on over the next couple of weeks/months, and, assuming everything goes to plan, one of those isn't just going to be another writing project, but something else entirely. I'm really looking forward to seeing if we can pull it off.
I think that covers everything, so I'll leave you with a new feature that I don't think I'll ever return to again, entitled "Word of the Day".
Today's Word of the Day is "Mine-shaft", because it sounds like you're talking about your dick in German.
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Looking for Adams from Devon England (Georgeham or surrounding parrishes) l700s
I am looking for any Adams that came from GEORGEHAM, Devon England or surrounding Parrishes during the late 1700's to 1850. I am trying to find the parents of my William Gaskins Adams. He was born bet. 1790 and 1810 in Geogeham Parish, Devon, England and died May 31, 1883 in SULLIVAN county, INDIANA. He is found in the 1841 Census of Georgeham DARRACOTT. He moved to CLARK County Illinois in 1847 and lived there for about 6 or 7 years before moving to SULLIVAN county, INDIANA. He married MARY ANN TUCKER. She was born Abt. 1801 in England, and died November 19, 1869. They are both burried in Union Chapel-Crow-White Cemetary, Turman Township, SULLIVAN county, INDIANA.
Children of WILLIAM Adams and MARY are:
WILLIAM Adams, b. Apr 9, 1830 England.
SAMUEL Adams, b. Abt. 1848, England.
THOMAS Adams, b. Abt. 1840 England.
RICHARD Adams, b. Mar 31, 1845, England.
GEORGE Adams, b. Abt. 1846.
JOHN Adams, b. Abt. 1832.
HENRY Adams b. Unknown.
(4) children died at birth
In the 1841 Census England
HO107/204 Schedule 8 Folio 4 Page 3
Adams William - 30 - Farmer - born in county
Adams Mary - 25 - born in county
Adams, John - 8 - born in county
Adams, William - 3 - born in county
Adams, Thomas - 1 - born in county
I am also looking for any information on Francis and Phillip Adams of Georgeham, Devon, England. This family could be related to my Adams family. I have the following info found at LDS site:
Francis Adams m. Catherine HOWARD 11 Feb 1740 in Georgeham, Devon, England.
Francis Addams m. Jane BADGER 24 Jan 1718 in Georgeham, Devon, England
It lists a Francis Adams c. 12 Dec 1691, son of PHILIP and Gertrude Adams.
It also lists a Philip Adams c. 14 sep 1653 in Georgeham, Devon, England. (father John Adams)
Possible children of PHILIP and Gertrude are:
1) Thomas c. 7 April 1681 in Ilfracombe, Devon
1) Philip c. 29 July 1684 in Ilfracombe, Deven
2) John c. 18 apr 1687 in Ilfracombe, Devon
3) George c. 4 dec 1688 in Ilfracombe, Devon
4) Francis c. 12 dec 1691 in Ilfracombe, Devon
5) Joan c. 28 July 1695 in Georgeham, Devon
I would love to hear form anyone with any information on Adams that came from Devon, England, specifically Georgeham or surrounding parrishes in the late 1700s to early 1800s. Any information or leads you can provide would be greatly appreciated. I have had no luck. Thanks for any help you can give.
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|Xiaomi Mi3
After the successful Singapore campaign, Xiaomi will start to sell their devices in Malaysia this coming May 20, starting with the Mi3 and Mi Power Bank.
The Mi3 is a 5-inch full HD smartphone powered by a quad-core Snapdragon 800, it will go on sale for a very affordable RM889 or about 12K pesos. The Mi Power Bank on the other hand has 10,400mAh capacity and will cost RM36 or less than 500 pesos.
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We already reported that Xiaomi will be coming to the Philippines and other countries soon. If we look back on their tweet, they mentioned the Philippines right after Malaysia and if my hunch is correct, we will be their next stop. But, if you are really itching to get the Mi3, Lazada is selling it together with the Redmi/Hongmi.
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varagu upma with step by step photos
varagu arisi upma is another way of making healthy and tasty breakfast. This can be simply called as varagu upma. This rice variety is called as "varagu" in Malayalam, "Arikelu" in Telugu and "Harka" in Kannada. Apart from upma, you can also make kanji, pongal, adai and many other dishes with varagu arisi.
Upma is a popular South Indian breakfast item. It is generally served with chutney or pickle, and sugar for kids, but I love my upma with bananas. But recently, when I posted my idli podi recipe, I got a comment from a reader that he loves to add it on his upma and he loves it. That was very new to me and wanted to try it once. I sprinkled some idli podi on top of my varagu arisi upma, and believe me, it was very tasty.
Upma is served in almost all the restaurants in South India. The traditional version of this famous dish is made with rava or semolina, but there are various versions available nowadays. Before marriage, the only upma I knew were rava upma, aval upma and semiya upma. Both these were made with lots of veggies in it. After marriage, my MIL introduced another version of upma, podi ari upma. Though she made it with broken raw rice, I made a slight change and tried it with palakkadan broken rose matta rice. This inspired me to try out this varagu arisi upma. The amount of water needed to cook varagu rice varies from the regular upma varieties. Here I have added vegetables to the upma to make it healthy and tasty. Varagu arisi upma can be made without veggies also. It is very easy to prepare too.
Everyone in my family including kids love upma and we prepare it at least once in a week. Being born and brought up in Kerala, I too have an attraction towards coconut and coconut oil. So, I always prefer adding coconut in my upma and finally, I drizzle little coconut oil on top to which gives a nice flavor to upma. But it is a personal choice. If you don't like coconut oil, drizzle 1 tablespoon of ghee on top which will give a nice flavor and taste to your upma.
There are various reasons why I selected varagu rice for making my upma. Varagu rice is gluten free and is packed with vitamins and minerals. It has got high nutritive contents which make it good for kids and provides them energy for doing their daily activities. It has high fiber content which helps to keep our system regular. It is rich in phytic acid which is known to reduce cholesterol levels. It also helps in reducing your blood sugar. These are very few benefits of varagu rice and there are many more health benefits of this rice. Now to the recipe..
You might also be interested in other millet based recipes like samai biryani, samai idli, thinai sakkarai pongal, and many others.
varagu upma recipe
basic info
- varagu arisi or kodo millet – 1 cup
- onion – 1 medium, finely chopped
- carrot – 2 tablespoons, finely chopped
- potato – 2 tablespoons, finely chopped
- beans – 4 to 5, finely chopped
- green chili – 2, sliced
- ginger – 1 piece, finely chopped
- salt – to taste
- coconut – 2 tablespoons grated (optional)
- water – 3 cups
for seasoning
- oil – 2 tablespoons
- mustard seeds – 1/2 teaspoon
- chana dal – 1 tablespoon
- curry leaves -few
- dry red chili – 2, broken
- coconut oil or ghee – 1 tablespoon
how to make varagu upma recipe
1. Wash rice nicely once or twice in clear water. You will find water becoming slightly brownish. This is because of dirt. Wash till the water becomes clear. Drain water and keep it aside.
2. Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds. Once mustard seeds splutter, add dry red chilly, curry leaves, channa dal, ginger and green chili, Saute well till the raw smell goes off.
3. Then add chopped onion and saute till onion turn transparent. Then add chopped veggies, and a little salt. Saute well.
4. Add water and bring it to boil. Once water starts boiling, add salt, and cleaned millet, mix nicely.
5. Bring the flame to low, cover the pan and cook for around 10 minutes. Stir in between. Wait till the entire water gets absorbed.
6. Now add scraped coconut and mix well. Finally, smear ghee or coconut oil on top.
7. Upma is ready to be served. Serve it with chutney.
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Lord Justice Leveson said today that it was likely that new laws will need to be developed to protect people's privacy on the internet.
"While legal norms are in many respects capable of application to the internet, it is likely that new ones and new laws will need to be developed," he told a privacy seminar in Sydney.
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HammondCast 43 "Jon Hammond's Afternoon Slide" on KYOU Radio and KYCY 1550 AM broadcasting from Emeryville CA by Pixar Studios. Music from a 1999 concert in Kuumbwa Jazz Center to a full house in trio with James Preston of the Sons of Champlin on drums and Barry Finnerty on guitar, Jon at the B3 organ. This music from Kuumbwa Jazz Center was broadcast on Pete Fallico's show on KUSP Santa Cruz CA. "Doodlin' Lounge" - JON HAMMOND Trio playing "James and Wess" and "Have YOU Met Miss Jones". From Jon's NDR SESSIONS Projekt "I Remember YOU" with Joe Gallardo trombone, Lutz Büchner saxophone, Heinz Lichius drums, Jon Hammond at XK-3 organ. And from FILLMORE Concert June 4, 1999 on the bill with Sons of Champlin Jon Hammond Trio with James Preston and Finnerty doing "Hip Hop Chitlins" Al Jazzbeaux Collins as "Sonny Cool" interviewed by Steve Allen from Jon's Archives.
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While its shares have rebounded decently off its Great Recession lows, the past five years haven't been a total success either for semiconductor powerhouse Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), not by Intel's lofty standards anyway. In fact, Intel has underperformed the tech-weighted Nasdaq by more than 50% over the last five years.
The primary reason for this, of course, is Intel's lack of progress in breaking into the global smartphone and tablet markets in a meaningful way. However, with a recent move, Intel seems like it might be looking past what's quickly becoming yesterday's tech revolution to a budding market that's largely still on the horizon.
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The bridge linking Gehry's structure and main building to the rooms wing.
The bridge linking Gehry's structure and main building to the rooms wing.
Hard to resist the Koons puppy, but there's much more!
Above, Ysios by Santiago Calatrava. Modern winery, modern wine.
New project: Confetti Quilt. This fabric is the best ever: it's a party in a quilt! Over 1000 3 x 3 squares which will become about 2000 triangle pieces. A lot!
The quilt shown above was a favorite from Quiltcon 2018. This is the back of the quilt. I always love interesting backs.
That's Penny on her zig zag quilt. Baby quilts are my favorite - they're a manageable size for me to quilt myself on my normal sewing machine. I loved the color way on this one, and the simple design. She was a stinkin' cute baby model as well!
If you use Bloglovin', you can follow me there. Bloglovin' is an easy platform to consolidate all your favorite blogs in one location.
ABC Quilt for babies. It's fun to make and the extra blocks are equally entertaining to plan. I like using an animal for a corresponding letter, but lately I've mixed it up a bit. My favorite animals are all by Elizabeth Hartman at Oh Fransson (link in post).
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A situation my friends in.. that could be one i end up in too.
Any advice would be incredably helpful
If you had been with someone for 2 and half years and went travelling for a year but stayed longer... would that mean you dont want to go back to that relationship?
Would you have changed so much from your trip when you got home that you wouldnt want to be with that person anymore?
Has anyone ever kept someone waiting for them for so long and got home and everything worked out? or did it all end in tears?
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What I Learned from Mom
Notable New Orleans chefs share what their mothers taught them in the kitchen and beyond.
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Alex and Nancy Harrell
Alex Harrell is the chef at Sylvain restaurant in the French Quarter and has been featured by CNN and Time.com. His mother is Ruth Harrell.
Alex Harrell's father was a busy cardiologist in southeastern Alabama. With a demanding schedule, his time at home was limited, and he wanted to spend it in the kitchen making breads and pasta and cooking. Alex and his sister, Elizabeth, knew early on that if they wanted time with Dad, one of the best ways was to help out as sous-chefs.
On the weekends and during holidays, the siblings would go to their grandparents' farm 30 miles away where they raised cattle and grew their own vegetables. Here he saw his grandmother make traditional Southern fare: biscuits, braised meat, vegetables and pickles.
Despite this early exposure to growing and preparing food, Alex never considered it as a career, as he explains, "I thought I'd be a doctor and when that didn't work out, I went off and got a science and biology degree. Even though I always enjoyed cooking for my friends, I never considered myself a chef and I never thought I could make a career out of that."
Alex credits his mother for changing all that: "One summer after college, my mom was helping a friend out with a new beach restaurant they had opened. I took a job frying fish having no idea what extreme conditions I was walking into. We were frying fish in 100-degree heat in a small space, on our feet all day."
Alex also credits his parents for enabling him to move on from there: "I owe everything to my mother and father who always encouraged me to pursue what interested me. Even though I did fine at school, I was always frustrated by academics; but in that kitchen in Alabama, I found the belief that cooking could be an option for me."
Nancy Harrell is characteristically modest about her role: "Alex is such a good person, they say if you enjoy what you do, you don't work a day in your life. That's what I wanted for my children."
Similarities. "We are both quite calm, even tempered people who try to talk to people in a way that they respond to," Nancy says. "I don't fit the hot-headed chef role at all," Alex says. "I don't think that helps in an already pressurized situation. Like my mom, who was a nurse, I like to take on the responsibility and hard work of making something successful."
Differences. "I like to have lots of friends and dinner parties," Nancy says. "Alex is more reserved and perhaps less sociable than I am. Also, I would never want to work in a restaurant!"


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Nothing like a good 'ol stress-induced vomit to clear the head. Underrated.
@ultimate - either that or fearing for his life.
@razor - oh, just wait. the universe is just getting started messing with Tripp. :)
@DarkMonkey - your avatar is my motto at the moment.
@Sychaar - not the kind of news you want hours before going on your date, that's for sure.
@francisco - i'm not telling... :)
uh oh! tripp is feeling some side effects of the drugs.
And here's the kicker folks.
lol.....I hope he has fun with that.
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Sunday, 13 December 2009
soul food, fitzroy
I recalled being told their lunches weren't great, so I reached for the breakfast menu. I was immediately drawn to the Monster Vegan Brekkie, and lacking anything else that really strongly tempted me, ordered it.
I really liked this! The hash browns were soft in the middle but crunchy on the outside (which I love). The scrambled tofu had this great flavour, I suspect from the caramelised onions. The bread was also pretty amazing, which was unexpected - I'm used to really thick bread being nice but difficult to chew, but this was fantastic.
D ordered the Soup of the Day (always vegan and GF), which was potato and leek. This was good, and came with some nice turkish bread on the side (of which there could have been more). However it was a little bit salty.
Anyway, nice, if not mind-blowing, interlude, before I returned to meetings.
Soul Food Cafe
273 Smith St
9 comments:
- Vicki said...
I think that is my favourite breakast in Melbourne.
- 13 December 2009 at 7:55 pm
- steph said...
It was good! I would be amenable to ordering it again! (It was a tiny bit too much food, however)
- 13 December 2009 at 7:57 pm
- Cindy said...
Mmm, that is on fine-looking hash brown! Do you recall if they can be ordered on the side, or as part of a smaller brekky?
- 14 December 2009 at 11:50 am
- steph said...
Sorry Cindy, no idea!
- 14 December 2009 at 2:05 pm
- Johanna said...
yum - that looks delicious - I see you have been eating out lots of yummy things lately - I have always loved the salads at Soul Food for lunch but can't remember what I order with them - maybe bread or rice balls????
- 15 December 2009 at 9:46 am
- Johanna said...
oops can't remember if the salads are vegan (but the wheat berries one was always a favourite but can't remember if it is still there) sorry about dodgy memory this morning
- 15 December 2009 at 9:47 am
- steph said...
omg, riceballs with the salad, i bet that's delicious!
- 15 December 2009 at 8:59 pm
- BrisVegan said...
I really want that breakfast!
- 19 December 2009 at 1:02 pm
- steph said...
BrisVegan it was pretty delicious!
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Tunog Dabaw, Tubong Dabaw
Popong Landero and his band
Oni Badyang and Joey Ayala
Wow, maayo p amo Gene naka suroy-suroy sa Araw ng Dabaw. Actually, sa SM mi nag dinner tong birthday nako pero after dinner uli na dayon kay wala na time maglaag-laag!
Happy Araw ng Dabaw sa atong tanan. Indeed, Life is Here!
It sounds like you had a lot of fun. =D
I'm following you on FB, G+ and Twitter and would love a follow back when you have a chance!
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A brief introduction to animals and their particular characteristics.
The text begins: "Hello animals! What makes you special?" The illustrations depict a series of animals—including an owl, a swan, a robin, a rabbit, a deer, and more—who offer answers in first person. The owl, for instance, says "my big eyes," the robin chooses "my red breast," and the deer offers "my spikey antlers." The minimal text leaves the animals unnamed, providing a good opportunity for conversation and encouraging readers to focus on the gorgeous pastel illustrations, which are what make this offering special. The detailed, realistic renderings create lifelike critters ablaze with color and light. A second volume in the Hello Animals series, called Where Do You Live?, delivers further delightful illustrations of animals, this time accompanied by a couple of words describing their habitats. For example, readers see a frog and some fish who live "in a pond" and a dog and cat who live "in a house."
Exquisite illustrations elevate this simple concept book appropriate for older babies and toddlers. (Board book. 1-3)


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O'Reilly's Midwestern Yuletide smear tour rolls on to "Madison, Wisconsin, where you expect those people to be communing with Satan"
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For the second time in five days, Bill O'Reilly smeared a city in the Midwest. On the December 13 edition of his Fox News show, The O'Reilly Factor, he compared the Richmond Times-Dispatch to media in "Madison, Wisconsin, where you expect those people to be communing with Satan." He made the comments in a discussion with Forbes.com executive editor David Adelman and former NBC correspondent Jackson Bain about editorials critical of his Christmas crusade. O'Reilly was particularly upset at a December 3 Richmond Times-Dispatch editorial, which wrote of "war on Christmas" promoters such as O'Reilly: "What planet do these Scrooges inhabit?"
The Times-Dispatch editorial board wrote that "to hear some voices -- Bill O'Reilly's, for instance -- Christmas lies under siege. Unless defended, it even could disappear!" O'Reilly denounced that statement as a "lie," and he also reacted with incredulity to the editorial's claim that "to refer to Christmas vacation as Winter Break in no way demeans an occasion blest best not by baubles but by souls in quiet communion."
As Media Matters for America noted, O'Reilly targeted another Midwestern town on the December 9 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, The Radio Factor, falsely claiming that Saginaw, Michigan, "opposes red and green clothing on anyone." His assertion was vehemently denied by township officials; the township hall is adorned in red and green lights.
From the December 13 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor.
O'REILLY: All right, well, listen, Jackson, we respect your opinion, but you're dead wrong on this one. Now --
BAIN: Well, maybe.
O'REILLY: -- in the South, Richmond Times[-Dispatch], for example.
BAIN: Right.
O'REILLY: Now, this is a conservative city, Richmond. I mean, this is not Madison, Wisconsin, where you expect those people to be communing with Satan up there in the Madison, Wisconsin, media.
BAIN: Sure.
O'REILLY: All right, but not in Richmond. Richmond. "Bill O'Reilly: Christmas Lies Under Siege. Unless defended, it could even disappear." That's a lie, and they know it's a lie.
BAIN: You know --
O'REILLY: And then they go, "Christmas vacation" -- then they go, "Christmas vacation as winter break is in no way demeaning to Christmas." Come on.
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Hello everyone,
Well we are nearing the end of the PTI Anniversary festivities and Nichole gave us a doozy of a challenge today. We had to randomly select building block elements from lists that the Design Team gave us to design a card that could be way out of our comfort zone. We could only re select an item if we didn't actually have it. I came up with the colours Hawaiian Shores, Berry Sorbet, New Leaf, and White. I got the occasion - Birthday; technique - heat embossing; embellishments - ribbon and rhinestones, and sketch number 1.
This sketch was very similar to a design I made earlier in the week
but I decided to follow the rules and see if I could come up with something that looked different.
I cut the panel from white card and stamped flowers randomly to create a background in the chosen colours. Melon berry is a colour that I always have problems with as it always seems to look a bit muddy to me when I use it, but I love HS and New leaf. I inked around the panel with HS to soften the harsh white, before adding some ribbon. For the base card, I stamped various birthday greetings in Versamark ink down the right-hand side, and then fixed the panel on foam tape to give some dimension. I cut a little banner die and stamped and embossed the sentiment in white before scattering a few rhinestones to finish it off.
Even though I'm still unsure about the Melon Berry, I'm quite pleased with how different from the earlier card this turned out. Stamping the panel rather that using DP really helped there I think.
I'm going to enter this into the Handmade Harbour challenge for something bright and happy.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Katy Perry has admitted that she feels "fat" if she does not wear Spanx.
Speaking to Us Weekly at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball on Tuesday (November 28), the 'Part of Me' singer confessed that she was feeling self-conscious about her outfit.
"I feel like my [fat] is sticking out so bad right now," she said. "I almost always wear [Spanx], but not tonight, and I feel it pushing out, making me look fat."
Perry also confessed that she does not exercise as much as she should, saying: "I like to say I run on the elliptical for 30 minutes watching CNN, but I don't do it often enough. So I'm just like, 'Oh, I guess I'm not fitting into this Lanvin dress for these couple of months'."
Perry, who is currently dating John Mayer, is reportedly working on her third studio album.
She was recently criticised by Crystal Castles frontwoman Alice Glass, who alleged that Perry "sells sex to children".
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Just a quick heads up, boys and girls, that Swiftkey (our 2011 editor's choice for Android Keyboard of the year, btw) has updated the versions of the Swiftkey 3 beta in the company's VIP forums. Here's what's new:
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This article, entitled "Me, Me, Me!!!" comes from Serese Cole, MomsEveryday blogger from Omaha, NE.
No, that's not what my kids said to me this week.
It's my new motto...
Because - sometimes it DOES have to be about us!!!!
As a mom - I'll admit it.
I sometimes get so bogged down with being a mother, a chef, a cleaning lady, a tutor - and now that's schools back - a volunteer ... I often forget to take time for myself!!
I am trying to change that right now!
I started by making time for exercise again.
I used to have a routine in place - but between soccer, football, baseball, swimming, choir rehearsal and church and school functions - my "workout" time - disappeared.
Here's why I know I needed to take action:
At first I thought something happened to my suits... did the cleaners do something to them?
For some reason they were beginning to fit a little tighter! The buttons a little harder to fasten...
Then I realized - it couldn't possibly be ALL my suites...It was ME!
And I thought about it - I no longer have a consistent exercise routine: I just get on the elliptical whenever I can find the time - which is NEVER!!
And whenever I do make time to go downstairs to workout, my kids follow me and whine, "How long are you going to be doing that. When are you going to play with us?"
I needed some "me" - fitness time!
And it was my goal to get back to doing it on a regular basis.
I started with something I knew I would enjoy- Zumba Class: good music, an energetic instructor - and the company of other women in my same situation (AND it was out of the house).
It was just the motivation I needed.
And you know what? It worked!
I started going to the class once or twice a week.
Now I'm hitting the gym at least four times a week….
And I've added classes like Body Pump and Toning!!
It's funny, the more you work out - the less you want to eat!
Who wants to ruin all your hard work??
I haven't gotten on a scale - and really don't plan to - but I FEEL so much better, and I'm enjoying time set aside just for ME!
It's not selfish...
It really does make you a better mother, a better wife - even a better employee!!
So whatever you love to do - whatever gives you that burst of energy - make sure you make time for it.
You are So worth it!!
That's my mom tip this week...
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A great range of presentations that were both inspiring and extremely informative.
Kevin Bartle (@kevbartle) opened up with his keynote on the student trojan mice. A great concept that discusses the need to create true student leadership in the classroom and not hand over leadership from a top down approach. The key thing I took from it was the butterfly effect idea that starting of a small idea and allowing it to spread was a lot more powerful than telling people what to do.
In order for true leadership to happen it needed to be truly student led, cialis in the classroom and beyond.
Darren Turner then followed this with a talk about culture and climate and how to facilitate change. the key thing here for me was that too often we use check-lists to see what we are doing or not doing and if the tick goes in the box then we feel in some way that we have done a good job. What we miss is whether we do that thing well, viagra does it have an impact and actually bring about a change? It was about this point there was a bit of honking and talk of geese, order all relevant but definitely a 'had to be there' moment. In order for change to happen you needed lots of positive feedback, this would then encourage people to continue in the direction they are travelling and even if there is some negative energy thrown from those that resist change, at east there is a dialogue to help assist the change. the notion of encouragement through feedback was not just to students but also staff and with any change in culture it is needed in order to keep people wanting to make the extra discretionary effort. The end quote from a sportsman really rang true about how you create a collective movement.
"We want the players(teachers and students) to be responsible for their own games, (actions) and for the decisions they take out on the pitch, (classroom) so that when we win (reach our goals), it's not about the Captain (Principle) or the Coach (Senior Management Team) The more responsibility and accountability taken by the players (staff and students) the healthier it is for the team (whole school)"
We then moved into a break out session where we discussed these concepts, this was really useful to just discuss what we think about student leadership and what it looks like. made me realsie what sort of student leadership I currently do through the use of blogs and Edmodo.
On to the main event and the presentations
David Hyner spoke about memory stacking. ironically i remember a lot of his presentation because it was fun and silly. It was a presentation on how we can help our memories by making things fun and silly. Easy stuff really. We were asked about our memory and the hitting bit was where he spoke about how education almost breeds mediocrity.
Three things will help with memory as they impact on the amigdala, scary, silly and sexy (love) If you make the things we teach memorable ten they will be remembered. the use of memory stacking is a fairly simple process of imagining or drawing silly images. It does work as he proved to all of us in the hall.
Ben Stanley @trilby spoke about creating apps in the classroom, I have done a bit of this through ibuildapp.com and it is part of a current project with my Y10 BTEC class in Sport. he demonstrated the use of app creator apps to help storyboards of what an app might look like. Simply sketching things out and then using the app to take pictures of each page and how you would navigate around it. Really engaging and would easily encourage creativity.
The digital leaders really stole the show for me and yet again proved that this form of student leadership shows the true potential of students. They spoke with such passion about what they did and how being a digital leader had developed their confidence and skills. They talked about the projects they had done from leading in the classroom, training staff, helping local primary schools and to running assemblies, as well a sthe work they had done to help set up this event.
Jon Bridgeman then selivewred a presentation on effective feedback. 80% of feedback received is from peers and 80% of that is inaccurate. It is clear that to answer this we need to help structure the feedback to make it have impact. He discuseed Public Critique, that to give feedback effectively you follow simple rules.
Kind, make the feedback about the work not the person.
Specific, it should explain why it is good or why they like it.
Helpful, it should actually bring about a change to the outcome.
If students follow these steps (and it is useful to actually teach them using examples) then they can benefit from the peer feedback. Jon used Austins Butterfly as an example to illustrate this. A child who turned a fairly abstract picture of a butterfly into a quite impressive version just through peer feedback.
Tom Warrander @TheHGPig then presented on his work around classroommedics and the great stuff he was doing. He has a website http://www.classroommedics.co.uk where there is a whole host of information about science and medicine that can be used to help motivate, inspire and inform students about loads of different things. I will definitely be using the ideas around sports hall science.
All in it was a great evening with some truly inspirational presentations. It is really nice to see people with the same educational philosophy as I have and hear what they are doing about it in their schools. The idea that education is more than just chasing the sheep grades B A A*(my favourite animal reference from the night amongst the goose and butterfly) that we are meant to be developing the whole child not just getting them qualifications like a conveyor belt.


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When your man sings along to Rihanna during car rides do you seriously consider dumping him?* If so, you're totally normal, according a new study out of the University of Michigan. Apparently (and not surprisingly), the longer a couple are together, the more "irritating and demanding" they seem to become. The study, which focused on more than 800 subjects, not only found that partners perceive one another more negatively as time goes on, but that children and friends become less irksome. (People weed out more demanding friends over the years, and kids, of course, eventually fly the coop.) But the group reporting the most negative relationships overall? People in their 20s and 30s.
Here's why: According to Kira Birditt, a research fellow at the university's Institute for Social Research, older people are less likely to report having conflicts (they also tend to "deal" with issues by avoiding confrontation and discussion altogether; apparently, the senior-citizen solution to an irritating spouse is to simply ignore him!). But there is a silver lining of sorts in all this: Not only is negativity normal, it can be a sign of emotional closeness. Explains Birditt: "It's possible that negativity is a normal aspect of close relationships that include a great deal of daily contact." So the next time your man is up in your grill, squawking along to Top-40 radio, just remember: It's true love! And if that doesn't help, fantasizing about Adrien Brody or ponies always works for me.
*Mine did just that this morning, but so far, we're still together.
Your Marriage Is Going To Get Worse, Study Says [MSNBC]
Seeing Our Spouses More Negatively Might Be A Positive [EurekAlert]


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I was wrong (rare, but not the first time). The course advisor from Home Learning College is not here. It was some random estate agent. I thought they were all hiding after the property crash. I suppsoe you can't keep a good sales person down. Anyway the HLC Advisor got sent to Ashstead which is no where near where I live by his Sat Nav. Technology is great when it works but utterly frustrating when it does not. A case in point is my unsolvable problem with my iPhoen refusing to sync with or be recognised by iTunes on my PC at home. I have phoned Apple support, gone to the Apple store, read all the help guides, restarted and re installed everything possible and found the drivers on my pc. I think it is a problem with the wrong drivers assigned to the iPhone but I have no idea how to change them in Windows Vista which is becoming increasingly the bain of my already chaotic life (see my references to funerals, hospitalisation of relatives, ill health, dwindling finances, failed job hunting and career change, and living in permanent chaos in previous posts.)
Anyway I just got interrupted by the gym instructor who will be inducting me into the Malden Centre gym as part of my renewed effort to rebuild myself. Apparently i still have to pay for the induction sessions even though I paid for registering at the gym! Money is just flowing out form all corners. Need some to come in. Hopefully Web Design is the way forward, if I can afford the courses!
At least I finally got round to building the home page for the resurrected version of my old website, razaweb.com. It was hand coded in HTML and is very basic but hopefully my web developing skills will rise exponentially over the next few months.
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Letter from Cheryl
Hello Todd,
Really enjoyed Dragonsblood – very much in the tone of your mother's books. However, I found one small error – you referred to Wind Blossom as Kitty Pings' daughter, yet in the novel Dragonsdawn, Kitty Ping is written as Wind Blossoms' grandmother. Other than that, the mystery as to why the fire lizards disapperance from Pernese possession and literature is very well explained. Hope to read more of Pern from you in the future!
Hi Cheryl,
I'm glad you liked Dragonsblood. As for Wind Blossom, she is Kitti Ping's daughter. The US edition of Dragonsdawn is in error in referring to her as a granddaughter, the UK edition correctly has her as Kitti Ping's daughter. When Dragonsdawn goes back to print, that error will be fixed (and all the older versions will become collectors' items).


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Durham City chairman Stewart Dawson is backing his club to beat Whitley Bay in Saturday's Carlsberg FA Vase semi-final second leg, writes BOB MORELAND.
Dawson admitted City were lucky to escape with only a one-goal deficit when the Albany Northern League colleagues met at Hillheads.
But he is confident about a different outcome at New Ferens Park as his team to try to overturn a 2-1 deficit.
Dawson said: "Some of our players know they did not perform on Saturday and we could have been taken to the cleaners.
"But we are still in with a chance of going through to the final."
Whitley Bay are scheduled to return to New Ferens Park a week on Thursday night for a League Cup semi-final.
Whickham travel to Shildon tonight looking for a place in the Craven Cup final. Ashington chase First Division points at Billingham Synthonia and Jarrow Roofing are at West Auckland.
Prudhoe, knocked out of the Northumberland Senior Cup at the weekend, face a Second Division match at South Shields.


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I recently made a post about the poor public relations science has with the public. Since then I have been thinking about how we can remedy this shortcoming of science. Too no avail. Then, yesterday, a friend of mine made a Facebook post that caught my attention. It read, "The thing about smart people is that they seem like crazy people to dumb people." Now, I don't necessarily like labels, but like Forrest Gump said, "Stupid is as stupid does."
The more I think about it, though, the more I am beginning to realize, that many Americans are probably not dumb, they're just lazy. Not necessarily physically lazy, but mentally lazy. They don't want to think deeply. Hell, most of them don't want to think at all.
Part of the problem is that we are not raising our children to think critically. We no longer have a need of knowledge for knowledge sake. We just Google it. I would argue we need knowledge as a base for deeper questioning. Knowing that Salvador Dali painted Persistence of Memory isn't, in and of itself, worth a whole lot. But having that knowledge might help a person ask a question on the next level, " That is a funky-ass painting, what was the cultural milieu that lead him to paint like that?" or knowing what Natural Selection is and how it occurs might help someone ask, "Given that humans evolved through natural selection, how do I explain osteoarthritis or Obsessive Compulsive disorder?"
So the problem becomes, not that people are dumb, but that they are lazy. Because they are lazy, they accept things at face value and don't question it. This in turn allows people in power to use the media to their advantage. Think about some of the stuff you see or read in the "news." Some of it isn't even really news, it is subtle religio-political propaganda. And the public eats it up.
This situation reminds me of the Mike Judge film, Idiocracy. Frankly, it scares the crap out of me to think that could actually happen. In the film, since the electrolytes in n (i.e., Gatorade) are good for people they are figured to be good for plants too How different is that from accepting that the first humans were created as gumby-like play-doe figures by an invisible hand that breathed life into them? I'm just saying think about it.
We have a responsibility to ask questions and to think critically. Not only about what we see and hear, but also of what we think and believe. There are groups of people, diametrically opposed to one another that want you on "their side." One group is interpreting scriptural writing as the literal word of God (Yes, this group includes both Christians and Muslims) and turns a blind eye to the numerous contradictions within (You can't question the word of God, right?). The other group claims a foundation in reason and critical thinking. Yet this group thinks denigrating and belittling the beliefs of others is a sound way to win their favor. Furthermore, they suggest the best way to spiritual fulfillment is through purely secular means without leaving room for the possibility for multiple and personal means of spirituality.
So, smart people only seem smart because they aren't lazy. They read, get informed and ask questions. Dumb people aren't dumb, they are lazy. They are poorly read, uninformed, and refuse to ask questions that matter (Big Mac or McChicken? is not a question that matters). I urge everyone everywhere to subvert the dominant paradigm of anintellectualism and laziness. Get smart and ask questions that matter.