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Lesson Plan Grade5
Olympic Motivational Book
Lesson Plan Grade 5
These lessons can be tailored to fit the needs of a particular class. The units of study match the NYS learning standards.
English Language Arts
Yes I Can was written in verse. The words at the end of each line of the verse rhyme, which is traditional. "Haiku" is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Haiku poems consist of 3 lines. The first and last lines of a Haiku have 5 syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. The lines rarely rhyme.
Here's a Haiku to help you remember:
I am first with five
Then seven in the middle —
Five again to end.
Students will: Choose a theme for their Haiku poem, based on the book and write their own poem (determination, trying, success, fear, triumph, change, being different, competition, following dreams, etc). A suggestion is that their final poem be enlarged onto 9" x 13" construction paper and adorned with visual that complement the poem. Cutouts from magazines, stickers or additional drawings are some ideas to use.
Teachers will: Be sure students understand the meaning of Haiku poetry.
Social Studies
Jamaican Festivals:
Canadian Festivals:
Teachers Will: Discuss the national holidays and celebrations that Americans observe. Present information in an engaging way about the national holidays or celebrations in both Canada and Jamaica.
Students Will: Research the holiday and present to each other the history, date, and how a particular holiday or celebration is conducted. This can be done in teams of two and presentation can be made lively with visuals and technology. There will be more than one group with the same topic. This is okay because the each presentation may come from a different perspective.
Teachers will: Uses the conversion amounts for both US and Jamaican dollars to calculate how much things cost.
Student will: In pairs, uses the conversion chart on the embedded document to complete the math problems. Click here for reproducible
Time Zones and the relation to the sun and the earth…
Teachers will display a map of world time zones and use it as a lesson on the sun rising and setting at different times for the Jamaican Bobsledders. Getting used to the time changes could have been especially challenging for the team as first-time world travelers.


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I used to think I was a narcissist. People would tell me that my self-esteem was too high. I believed them for years. I took the basic definition of a narcissist, that I was consumed with self. Most people in their late teens are a little self-absorbed not to mention spoiled, so I wasn't truly concerned with the label. I went with it, but didn't internalize the negative traits associated with narcissism. Later I learned that those that were so "concerned" with my esteem merely were mirroring their issues on to me. It's rare someone is going to tell you "I don't fully like myself, and I'm uncomfortable with how comfortable you are with yourself."
Self-esteem is how you feel about yourself. Self-confidence is how you feel/think about your abilities. They go together like peanut butter and jelly. These feelings help you to subconsciously and consciously determine the things you do and the things you accept from others.
I love me some me. I celebrate my successes and my failures. I live by the thought if he or she can do it, so can I. They aren't any smarter than I. I really believe this.
I know I have faults (a long list), and I accept them. I know I'm not perfect, but rather perfectly imperfect. I don't think I'm better than anyone, but I am equal to. My playing ground is level. I don't put anyone down or above me.
My parents used to tell me I was amazing and I could do ANYTHING I wanted. Guess what? I believed them. Still do! Adults uplift younger children and we even lie to them sometimes. You know that picture full of colorful squiggly lines that is "beautiful and amazing," although we really don't know what it is. Truly it doesn't matter what's on that paper. That smiling face full of joy and excitement and pride is what matters. In time, the child will learn his or her strengths. Even if drawing isn't their strength, drawing may provide a great stress relief and become a passion. Side note: not every passion leads to purpose. However, in recognizing passion it helps lead us to our purpose.
My parents would have dinner parties and allow me to sing for their guests. I cannot sing! Not at all! I would sing Whitney Houston's Greatest Hits and those guests would cheer me on, but I now know that I can't sing. Nothing changed from then to now, but those adults built me up. I can carry a tune, but that's the extent of that. I love singing and I love music. It makes me feel great in good and bad times. I have a playlist on my iTunes entitled "pity party" whenever I was upset I would get five to ten minutes of listening to the best sad songs I've ever heard. I used to write songs and would/will make up a song and sing in a moment's notice just to make someone smile. That's my purpose…helping others find their happy.
My Huni is a personal development coach aka personal trainer. He was working with this kid at a basketball camp. I remember he came home and nicknamed the kid "mission impossible." I ask about this kid weekly. I'm a sucker for the underdog, I want everyone to succeed. This is the 5th week and Huni says mission impossible has so much heart and drive that he puts in double the work to make up for the lack of natural ability.
be evaluated simply? How much do I love me? A lot.....is a systematic response.
Answer it in terms of : I won't accept XYZ because I recognize my worth. I am
worth: unconditional love, fulfilling interpersonal relationships, satisfying
work, an abundance of money.
Anything less than your defined worth...is cheating yourself.
If you don't believe your true worth, the Universe won't believe you and certain things will be held from you. Exactly what you project will be returned to you. Want to stop dating losers...think higher of yourself. We attract what we are. Want a better job, produce better results. Don't allow yourself to just be content unless you truly are content. Contentment doesn't include complaining.
Again, anything you put your mind to you CAN do. You have to want to, believe you can, and get to work. Naysayers will forever attempt to instill their fear into us by distraction and saying that we can't do something. How we feel about ourselves impacts our interactions throughout life. How we view our successes and failures determines future failures and successes. Are you mission impossible or mission I AM POSSIBLE? Email me, I would love to know!
Live. Love. Action
1. Define your self-esteem?
2. Love yourself!
3. Examine how you may not be honoring your defined self-esteem.

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Taylor is an accomplished guitar player and songwriter in his own right, is the lead guitar player and other lead vocalist in Bonnie & the Clydes. He also contributes many of the original songs that define Bonnie & the Clydes' unique sound.
His first project, Spring Creek, saw national success with the simultaneous winning of BOTH the Rocky Grass & Telluride Band Competitions. They became Rebel Records youngest artists ever signed, as well as the first band to be signed west of the Mississippi.
After 10 years with Spring Creek, Taylor joined forces with his wife to form the core of Bonnie & The Clydes.


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Steels Creek is a 11.8 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Morganton, North Carolina that features a waterfall. The trail is rated as difficult and primarily used for hiking and trail running. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
trail running
Great Hike! My girlfriend and I along with out two pups had a great day on this trail (besides running into a yellow jacket nest). There were a few more folks on the trail than we expected but it was a holiday weekend after all. I would definitely recommend taking a look if you are in the area
gorgeous hike! will do it again and next time camp.
The road down into this hike is dusty, graveled and sorta bumpy in the curves. I wouldn't bring a low rider to a Subaru fight. lol.
First off.... hike this trail dry, or risk some rather slippery situations . Have you ever done slide rock? This trail could be called Steel slide trail after a good rain , in two or three spots.
Now, this place is chock full of surprises! It begins feeling like you are hiking in Georgia, and end out like you are hiking in Oregon ! The terrain and surroundings change constantly, making this a very interesting and beautiful walk. If I were a runner , this would be a little slice of heaven going in and down, and ...well , then you gotta come back up, right?
The trail head is tame and wide. Then the Laurel and Rhodies canopy over and the trail narrows down a little. You will come upon stairs , cross a branch, and then take a left at the large fallen log. A small camp site is to the right with another trail , I think, which will lead back up to the road.
Eventually the trail will become close and steeper.... with areas you will want to watch your step carefully, or end up down hill quite a ways! Lol. Single file only.
Then the rhododendron give way to a pine and hickory wood which is total enchanting.... literally , you feel like the brothers Grimm probably just passed thru . The trail gets steeper thru this phase, with lots of nice toadstool and fern variety.
As you finish into the bottom , you can hear Steel creek and there are numerous areas to camp. The "bear tree" you can see in my pics is just to the entrance of one camping area .
There is a small stream to cross and then "stay right as you go along... as the trail will become part of mt to sea trail" , we were told by a very serious and experienced hiking lady. I really have no idea .
We never did find the falls that are shown in other photos. But we didn't care too much by then....just shucked off our shoes and settled into the cool mountain Steel's creek, up to our ears. The water was full of fish and crystal clear. Heavenly! I'm not big on hiking in 90 plus temps and so humid you could cut it with a knife, but the stream was cold, the sky blue and quiet was broken only by bird call and the water tumbling. (totally sappy , I know...sorry)
Coming out wasn't too hard... as long as you stop and let the fire go out of your calves once in a while. It is really steep , but not so steep that you need your hands touching the ground in front of you , if you know what I mean. I would carefully consider bringing anyone on this trail who has a history of cardiac issues, all joking aside.
So, just when you think you are gonna "keel over right here and now", the trail will level out, and gives you a breather . Evidentially the grade softens considerably and the , "this may not be much of a hike , honey" feels awfully nice at about your tenth mile. By this time , if you are still alive, you will feel awesome ....the theme from Rocky , or Freebird, or Shady grove, or Appalachian Spring or something playing in your head!
I looked for a good bear track to photo... no luck, but they are plentiful in this area , per the local folk. Take plenty of snickers and water.
Steel's Creek trail was awesome !
Happy Hiking!
great little falls with lots of character. very easy & short walk to get to falls.
dogs loved it
Hard trail. Downhill from the Table Rock road and 1430 elevation on the way back up. I went out and back for 6.67 miles. I ran down but had to walk a good portion back up. Beautiful and worth it.
Very difficult trail but awesome experience. Me and my wife are in very good shape but it was challenging. Waterfalls are really nice.
Beautiful. A bit challenging of a hike but well worth it when you get to the falls.


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TNA Wrestling Slowly Becoming A Competitor To WWE
If you havn't watched TNA wrestling in a while, you owe it to yourself to give it a second look.
Sense the buy-out of wcw and ecw from vince mcmahon and the wwe, the entertainment factor of wrestling has gone down hill fast. This has much to do with the fact that the wwe's only televised competitor, TNA wrestling could hardly be called competition.
During the past couple of years TNA wrestling has aquired some major wrestling names such as Kurt Angle, Booker T, Mick Foley, and Sting all which have held world titles on more than one occasion with thier former employers (wwe/wcw)
As of the past couple of weeks TNA has put these big names into a faction called the Main Event Mafia which looks to be sort of a spin off of the NWO. Things are becoming more interesting with this faction as they are fueding with the orginal TNA wrestlers.
This is awesome, and they are actually starting to leave me anxious for next weeks show. I can't remember the last time I was exited to watch any wrestling show as it has become so boring over the past few years.
TNA is steadily increasing in viewers every week, and I hope it to be close to WWE soon. It may sound far fetched, but at this time WWE and Vince McMahon are putting championships around the waste of whomever they would like to, and not the stars who are over with the crowd. If TNA really starts to become a competion, than WWE will have no choice but to increase the quality of their show.


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4554 N. Briggs Ave: Eduardo Escamilla entered the lobby of the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's station on Jan. 11 and began yelling that he wanted his property back. He claimed he was given the wrong backpack by the station yesterday and wanted his returned to him. Officers could smell alcohol on his breath while they were speaking to him. He kept yelling for his things and refused to answer any of the officer's questions because he was going to be late for school at noon. It was already 3 p.m. His glassy, watery eyes and an inability to walk on his own made officers believe he was under the influence of alcohol. The officers arrested him for public intoxication and upon further investigation, found that Escamilla had been arrested on Jan. 10 by the South Pasadena Police Department and had come to the wrong station to get his property back.


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Why click? Some wonderful companies and organizations will donate to non-profits based on a simple stylish click (or not-so-stylish, whatever you wish) of your mouse. You should try it. You should click. You can pay it forward in a millisecond, in your pajamas, teeth unbrushed, and hair a mess. You can help change the world before you ever crawl out of bed. Just click it!
Here's where you can clickity-clack all day long
- A Click for the Forest: Honestly,
we need our Swedish speakers to help translate this site for us, but
the gist is that you'll help save forest with the click of your mouse.
It's a legit site and focus as a recipient of 1% For the Planet.
- Click to Aid: These wonderful folks provide "social and employment assistance to help those less fortunate in the South West Community Development (sidenote: we don't really know if this is the south west of a state in the U.S. or the whole South West of the world or the South West portion of the United States, regardless, you click through online games and for every 100 points you score, 10 cents is donated to the South West District).
- Clicks for Carbon Fund: "Your free click generates donations from our sponsors. You may click once a day, every day. 100% of the donations raised go directly to Carbonfund.org, which supports renewable energy, energy efficiency and reforestation projects globally that reduce carbon dioxide emissions and the threat of climate change."
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- The Ecology Fund: Simply click their project buttons to preserve land for free! In fact, if you join one of their wonderful groups (for free) at least 500 feet of land will be donated in your name! "EcologyFund is owned and operated by The Hunger Site Network as a way to get new funds for critical habitat and wilderness preservation using the power of the internet. When you "click to give" our sponsors pay the project you selected to preserve the number of square feet shown by each project. You pay nothing. To maximize the contribution, click on each project every day. If you register, The Hunger Site Network will donate 500 square feet of wilderness in your name, and will keep a running tally for you of all the land you have preserved."
- The Environment Site: "To help protect the environment at no cost to yourself simply click the button below. Our system only allows you to click once per day so bookmark this page and come back everyday to do your part. All money raised goes to the Surrey Wildlife Trust"
- The Nature Conservancy: "Your free click generates donations from our sponsors. You may click once a day, every day. 100% of the donations raised go directly to The Nature Conservancy, which has protected over 119 million acres of land and 5,000 miles of rivers worldwide since its founding in 1951" (Nature Conservancy, 2012).
- The Rain Forest Site: Simple: You click. Sponsors pay. Habitats are protected. You feel good. The world is better. Yippee!
- The Solar Site: Your click is converted to 1KW of solar energy (we don't know exactly what this means, but it must be better than 0KW, right?)
*Other click to give focuses coming soon: Humanity, Hunger, Animals, Education, Poverty, Who knows what else we'll find...


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Parades and services were held over the weekend in Easton, Phillipsburg and Portland to mark Memorial Day and honor those killed in the service of their nation.
Wreath-laying ceremonies were held at the Easton Cemetery, at Riverside Park and at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument at Centre Square yesterday during a parade jointly sponsored by the AmVets of World War II and VFW posts in Easton and the American Legion posts in Wilson and Palmer. The Rice-Ebner American Legion Post 588 sponsored a parade and wreath-laying ceremonies at South Side Easton cemeteries on Sunday.


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Tutorial at The Art Bug Blog
"This is my first project on the new machine, I know most of you are experiencing a cold weather with tons of Snow, but Singapore is sunny and actually the weather is quite nice with cool breeze in the Evenings. So I am already in the mood of "Spring Decorating". I also stole quite a few fabric scraps from my collection, to try out small projects!! I used one of those for this DIY. It took me about 30 mins to make including cutting and finishing. So here is what I made- Mini Decorative Bow Cushion".... Read more


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So I stumbled across LuxBite as I visited one of my favourite Baby shops today. There's quite a buzz about LuxBite on the net and I had thought about visiting, but since it sits right next door to Bebe, I took the opportunity to grab a "luxbite" for late lunch and check out what the fuss is all about. "Life is Uncertain, Eat Dessert First" exclaimed its window. Very cute! From what I gather, the claim to LuxBite's fame is its 16 differently flavoured macarons, from the very asian "kaya toast", to the more adventurous "peanut butter and jelly" and "watermelon yogurt".
The staff tells me LuxBite has been opened for about 4 months. It is a cute little shop located on the ground floor of an architecture firm. The shop is bright with natural light and seems like a very pleasant place to have afternoon tea. It wasn't very busy when we were there so I had no problems with the pram.
The tea forte I had was an organic english breakfast, and it's one of the nicest cup of organic tea I've ever had. It came in the cutest (I can't stop using this word here) teapot and teacup set, in a silky teabag topped with a little green leave. Aesthetically very appealing, and matched by its quality as well!
Unfortunately I could not say the same for my gourmet finger sandwiches. Let me just say first that I am a "high-tea fanatic" and I'm very fussy about it. I was enticed by the fact that they make their finger sandwiches fresh on order, and feeling adventurous, I ordered the white anchovy, witlof and avocado. I really wanted to like it, but the anchovy was really, really REALLY sour (and not salty at all), so much so I basically couldn't taste anything else. A good amount of fresh avocado might have balanced it out a bit, but the avocado was more of a prepared spread, and did nothing to counter the overpowering pickled taste of the anchovy. And just to be extra pedantic finger sandwiches are supposed to be completely crustless and cut into thin "fingers" (~about 3 pieces per round). I still really enjoyed the setting and will have to make a different selection next time.
I took home a pack of 4 macarons to share with Hubby. It's been ages since I've wanted to pay for macarons. For $2.50 each, they did look very nice, in comparison to others out there. My favourite out of this lot was probably the salted caramel, although Hubby felt it wasn't salty enough. The passionfruit one was quite nice as well, with a subtle flavour and fragrance, as was the strawberry one. The white peach and jasmine one was a bit bland for me. The filling of the fruit flavoured ones had a consistency of a paste, like that of a japanese mochi. Overall I thought the macarons were pleasant and probably on par or slightly above the standard of the macraons you can buy out there, but lacked the slight bite/chewiness that I love in macarons, and none of the flavours really hit me and made me definitely have again next time. Nonetheless my Macaron Monster didn't complain and ate it all up in a jiffy.
|From left, white peach and jasmine, passionfruit, salted caramel,
and strawberry macaron.
They also had a few of their watermelon yogurt macarons cut up for trying. I had a small piece of this. Quite an interesting flavour!
If macarons don't appeal, they also have an interesting array of cakes available.
|An apple tart called the iTart!
For those looking for a tea for 2, they have a $42 set.
They have also recently started serving breakfast and lunch. I saw that Eggs Benedict is on the menu - maybe something for me to try next time!
Eat.Play.Shop. Recommends : coming here if you're looking for a cute little place for tea and treat.
Give it a miss : I think you know what I thought of the anchovy finger sandwiches....


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Here at Cheaper Than Dirt!, we get many questions concerning Milled vs. Stamped receivers. Today, we'll discuss the differences between the two, and show you how you can tell what kind of receiver you have.
AK-type rifles have two main types of receivers: milled and stamped. These days, the country of origin is usually the determining factor in which type of receiver you have. Distinguishing between the two can be quite a task for someone that does not know what the specific differences are. So, if you'd like to be informed, keep reading.
Milled Receivers
The first AK-47s that were built had milled receivers. They were machined from a solid block of steel which made them very sturdy, but also very heavy. One of the easiest ways to visually differentiate the milled receiver is the large, rectangular-shaped cut-out above and in front of the magazine well that is nearly 5" in length. This was designed to reduce the overall weight of the rifle.
The trigger guard is stamped and is riveted onto the bottom of the receiver in a very similar way as on a stamped receiver. The pistol grip nut is riveted in place onto the receiver just behind the trigger guard. The magazine well and magazine front latch slot is machined into the receiver. You should also notice that some of the sharp edges above the trigger and magazine have been milled off (chamfered).
Stamped Receivers
Stamped receivers are much more common, easier to build and make yourself, and can be very strong. While milled receivers are machined out of a heavy, solid block of steel, stamped receivers are stamped from a flat piece of thin metal, bent into its box shape, and riveted together with a center spacer, and both a front and rear "trunnion." Stamped receivers can easily be visually differentiated from milled receivers by noticing the small, shallow indentation approximately 1" long on each side of the receiver, directly above the magazine well. This indentation is called the "magazine guide." This is not to be confused with the large, weight-reducing cut-out you find on milled receivers. You can also differentiate the two because of the many external rivet heads on the sides of the stamped receiver.
The trigger guard is stamped, just like milled receivers, and is riveted onto the bottom of the receiver. The grip screw nut, however, is a separate piece that fits down from inside the receiver through the square hole behind the trigger guard. Pistol grips are usually interchangeable between receiver types.
Milled receivers are commonly thought to be stronger than their stamped counterparts. Some authorities also believe that they're more inherently accurate, but there are some who dismiss this difference as negligible or deny it altogether. Despite all of the differing opinions on which receiver type is better, according to Soviet manuals, stamped receivers generally have a longer life expectancy in terms of rounds fired.
There are many different countries that make both types of receivers, so please do not assume that your receiver is milled or stamped based on it's country of origin.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
AK-47 Receiver Identification: Milled vs. Stamped
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Not so long ago Fadel Shaker was a popular Lebanese crooner. Now, after changing his name to Hajj Fadel, he presents himself as a neo-Salafist radical. At the end of June he took up arms alongside his mentor, Sheikh Ahmed Assir, in a violent siege at the Abra mosque in the southern city of Sidon.
The word "hajj" refers to the pilgrimage to Mecca, but it has also been adopted by Hezbollah militants to emphasise their piety. But Shaker, 44, has nothing in common with Lebanon's most powerful Shia party. Indeed it was its dominant position that prompted him to embrace Sunni radicalism, ultimately becoming Assir's right-hand man. "When the party of Iran – Hezbollah – was fighting Israel, I was all in favour of them," Shaker explained in his Abra office, shortly before the siege. "But then there was the assassination of former prime minister Rafik Hariri in 2005, with four Hezbollah militants accused by the international prosecutors. In May 2008 Hezbollah militias attacked Sunni Muslims in Beirut. To crown it all, they support [Syria's president] Bashar al-Assad. Sunnis feel frustrated and they have no one to protect them. The sheikh [Assir] speaks the truth," the former pop star says.
The Syrian revolt was like a detonator. "How could we just stand by with people being massacred, women raped, children slaughtered, mosques destroyed?" Shaker asks.
Shaker's career really took off in the early 2000s, bringing him fame all over the Arab world. But things went wrong in March last year when he appeared at a Salafist meeting organised by Assir in central Beirut. People were amazed, more used to seeing him perform his hit song, Ya Ghayeb: "Oh my love, don't go away, You're my destiny and the only one in my heart [...] I'd sacrifice the whole world for you." Now here he was being kissed on the forehead by the Abra-based religious leader. The gathering seriously dented Shaker's popularity, but it brought his mentor into the public eye.
It was an eye-opener, the singer explains. "That wasn't my true calling. Thanks to the almighty, I now lead a religious life. I'm at peace. But I have no regrets about the past. It's my duty to combat oppression and defend people who share my faith." However, he did not immediately give up his previous career or its trappings: a palatial home worth an estimated $4.5m, property and a restaurant in Sidon. In May 2012 he appeared at a festival in Morocco alongside Lenny Kravitz, Mariah Carey and Jimmy Cliff, among others. But now he claims it is all behind him, that singing is haram (a sin). Like a true Islamist, he refuses to shake women by the hand.
Smoking cigars is the only vice he still allows himself, and even that he admits is haram. Nor does he dress quite like the conventional extremist, preferring a sporty look. Taking his cue from Assir, Shaker takes great care with communication. The imam has often appeared on television, advocating peaceful coexistence and standing up for legal process (against the arms stockpile that Hezbollah accumulated, after refusing to disarm following the civil war in 1975-90).
In recent months the sheikh's line has hardened, calling for jihad in Syria in response to Hezbollah's military engagement alongside the Assad regime. Shortly before the mosque siege, Assir accompanied his supporters on an attack on a building housing a Hezbollah arms cache. This was followed by an exchange of fire with a militia group allied to the Shia organisation. Shaker took part in the fighting.
At the start of his Salafist career, Shaker kept a low profile, but he has now moved to the forefront, making no secret of his hatred for Shia Muslims. "In Syria they kill our Sunni brothers and destroy our mosques. They are prepared to kill all the Sunnis, all the way to the Gulf. They're infidels, not Muslims. It's not true the Qur'an is their book. They're liars, they say one thing and do another." So here we are with the old theory of taqiyya (being allowed to dissimulate one's faith to escape persecution), which asserts that Shias are all liars by definition. The idea is almost as old as Islam, going back to the seventh-century schism between its two branches.
With rising tension fuelled by the war in Syria, where the Sunnis support the rebellion and Shias the regime, Shaker's words carry more weight. Moreover, he is also using his own fortune to support the cause. According to media close to Hezbollah, he is one of Assir's backers and a channel for funds from the Emirates. He claims his money is being used to support the rebels. "I have always helped the revolt by sending medicine, food, weapons."
But now he is on the run. On 23 June supporters of Assir attacked an army roadblock close to the Abra mosque in Sidon, in an attempt to break out of what they saw as a siege. Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Shaker and his mentor. The former singer is impenitent. He has posted a video on YouTube claiming that he killed two soldiers and injured four others.
• This article appeared in Guardian Weekly, which incorporates material from Le Monde


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Fernando Ferreira Meirelles (born November 9, 1955) is a Brazilian film director, producer and screenwriter. His best known film is City of God, released in 2002 in Brazil and in 2003 in the U.S. by Miramax Films, which received international critical acclaim. For his work in the film, he was eventually nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director. He was also nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Director in 2005 for The Constant Gardener, which garnered the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress to Rachel Weisz. He also directed the 2008 adaptation of José Saramago's novel Blindness, and the 2011 film 360.
"A great tragedy for the family. For a long time, it was a taboo. No one mentioned it. I was four when it happened, but I still remember him."
Meirelles' father, José de Souza Meirelles, is a gastroenterologist who travelled regularly to Asia and North America (among other regions of the world), which gave Fernando the opportunity for contact with different cultures and places. His mother, Sônia Junqueira Ferreira Meirelles, is the daughter of farmers and worked with landscape architecture and interior design for a long time. Fernando is the second youngest of four children. He saw his older brother, José Marcos, die in a car-bike accident when he was only 4 years old. His two sisters, Márcia and Silvinha, graduated in theater and psychology, respectively. Fernando grew up in Alto dos Pinheiros, district of the West Zone of São Paulo, and spent every vacation on the farms of relatives from both sides of his family. "Even I have a farm. I don't know why I bought it.", he says.


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As you might have noticed these last couple of days has been kind of slow tech-blog wise.
This is of course due to the birth of our wonderful boy, Maximilian, who was born monday morning.
I expect it'll be a couple of weeks before I again have time to write tech-blog entries :-)
Check my personal blog for personal updates.


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Dec 21, 2011
Filofax Storage vs Sleeping Beauties
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OK OK - I get it!!! I will get a box to store all my spare inserts and stop being mean to my green domino (even though I don't really like the colour . I may have to do something to customise the outside, but I'm not sure I can bring myself to do that to a FF... Loving the pic of LjubljanaReplyDelete
This is a great hack. I'll be using it next month. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 24, 2011 at 8:18 AM
thanks for sharing, a great idea!ReplyDelete
Thank you all for commenting! I'm so glad if you found the idea new and useful!ReplyDelete
@LJ - excellent decision to stop being mean to your AQUAMARINE (already looks better, doesn't it?!) Domino! ;) I, too, cannot imagine to put something on the front of any Filofax... so I keep the Dominoes mostly open, they're so much prettier on the inside, he he!
Hm, and DO COME to Ljubljana, it's even prettier in person! :)
@RAY - You're welcome, and think of me next month! :)
@JOURNAL88 - you're welcome, you owe me one! ;)
I just made of your mini binders and was delighted to find there was enough waste left over to cut and punch 4 flyleaves for personal or pocket filofaxes. Thanks again for a great idea.ReplyDelete
you won't believe me, but I was just making lists to find out how many various transparent flyleaves I must order! I alone would n.e.v.e.r. get the idea you gave me!
(Btw, I love transparent flyleaves as dashboards that I put in the middle of my current WO2P - I put post-it to-dos on them and can still see the other half of the week...)
A big thank you TO YOU, and let me also say: you have amazing blog and unbelievable ideas! It's so great to find that after Filofaxes' 90th birthday there's still so much to be invented and that you invented so much of it! Thank you!
You're very kind. I've always used these things to cut down as flyleaves: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000YC2UTS/ReplyDelete
You can also cut them out including a top or side tab to make really cool transparent dividers. Put labels on the tabs and they just seem to hang in the air!
Thank you for the link, I'll go for them!ReplyDelete
Yes, that's the very impression I'd love to get: the tabs that hang in the air! How did you know?! :)
Ray, will you do a post on yours maybe? I'd love to see it!
And there's another challenge, are you willing to share any possible idea, please?
Namely, I can find nowhere the ff transparent dividers that have replaceable paper tabs; any idea on diy? :)
I LOVE this idea! But one question, don't the prongs need bigger holes? I started thinking of all the binders I could make like this but don't want to mess up inserts I haven't used yet.ReplyDelete
Thanks again!
@Jen: I bought a pack of folders from Sainsbury's. The plastic prongs are only 5mm wide, thin enough to fit through Filofax holes with ease. The real issue is the spacing, because the binder comes equipped to bind standard A4 punched paper. A little bending is required to make it fit the filofax holes, but that's easy enough.ReplyDelete
@ Vanjilla: Leave it with me!
OK, I've posted the method: http://mylifeallinoneplace.blogspot.com/2011/12/making-transparent-dividers-with.htmlReplyDelete
Tell me more about the replaceable paper tabs.
Wow, great hack & thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year (nearly) :)
Anita, I'm glad if it's of any help!ReplyDelete
And a very happy new year to you, too! :)
You'll be pleased to know that I am currently trialling a one life on filo principle in my slate Domino :o) (I will eventually move it to the green thing at some point for a week or so to make sure it doesn't feel too left out) lol xxxReplyDelete
Oooh, LJ, I am so pleased indeed! :) Will you make a post about it, please? :)ReplyDelete
(And if you motivate me to downsize my number of filofaxes, I'll be grateful till the rest of my life...!)
And my warmest regards to your AQUAMARINE Domino, lol!
nice idea ;)ReplyDelete


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*This story was featured in the Hastings Tribune on July 30, 2016.
GENEVA — With temperatures nearing the triple digits during the month of July, Geneva City Administrator Kyle Svec admits that the timing of the closing the city's pool wasn't ideal, but it was necessary in order to meet next year's deadline for opening a new water park.
To meet the self-proposed Memorial Day 2017 deadline for the water park, demolition of the city pool, which is near completion, had to start when it did, Svec said.
He said that to beat the heat Geneva patrons had the option to utilize one of the three area pools within a 12-mile radius in Shickley, Fairmont and Exeter.
"One of the reasons we wanted to get started during July is because it's the driest time of the year and that's good for dirt work," Svec said. "I feel very good about where we're at because we haven't had any rain."
The city pool closed for the summer on July 10 and destruction of the existing pool and bathhouse started a week later.
Workers earlier this week were removing pieces of the pool and bathhouse, along with old fencing and concrete before the construction of the new park on the same site begins.
Svec expects dirt to be laid for the new park in the next few weeks.
"They're moving along very well," he said.
The city plans to salvage parts of the old park, including a couple smaller slides and a mushroom-shaped sprayer from the baby pool.
Those items will be available for purchase by the public.
A refrigerator and camera system from the old water park will be salvaged and used in the new water park.
Among the features of the new water park are one large slide, a family slide, a climbing wall overlooking the pool and one diving board. The park will also include a lily pad rope feature, a splash pad for children and more shade structures for parents. Wifi and an expanded menu of food will also added.
The park project gained traction in 2015, after community members voted in Geneva's first mail-in election to support both the water park and a half-cent sales tax to cover the cost.
Following the 62 percent in-favor vote, the city began working with officials and completed a final design, before starting the demolition in mid-July.


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What goes around comes around.
Cops keep check on civilians and monitor their activities. The dynamics are soon going to alter and it would be an Android app swirling the change and putting you in the driving seat.
A US civil rights advocacy group has launched an Android app- "Police Tape" that would allow civilians to monitor and record cop-activity. The app allows you to discretely record and store interactions with police.
That makes us question the motive behind this app. How secure is this? Well, if the app developers are to be believed the medium in which the transmission and recording takes place is highly secure. There is no remote possibility of eavesdropping,
The primary motive behind this app is to pre-eminently improve the accountability of police. And the best way to do that is to put the civilians in charge. Tracking the proceedings helps people know the credibility of the cops and at the same time force the cops for being proactive. The civlians can now report the negligence or carelessness on the part of cops as they now would have an audio evidence to support their claims.
"Too often, incidents of serious misconduct go unreported because citizens don't feel that they will be believed." – Deborah Jacobs, executive officer of ACLU.
The Android application can be downloaded from the ACLU website, New Jersey. Like most traditional apps, which run in background and often get noticed, this would just disappear from your screen. You can even send the recorded audio file to ACLU for record-maintenance and work-analysis.
The app also inhibits a "Legal advice" column which lets citizens know their primary rights. There have been several rulings before in which citizens were unaware about their rights when they had a rough confrontation with inadvertent cops.
A similar application for iPhone is under development and would soon be released on the app-store as well. Yeah, perhaps the first case of reverse app genesis: First on Android, than on Apple.
Nevertheless, the effort made is commendable and the motive, highly appreciable.
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The raft of reports reveal a nation on alert—and suggest a high-profile attack like Sandy Hook can trigger kindred violence.
A man opened fire at a parking lot in Texas Monday, police said, injuring one person before being shot and wounded by an officer, according to the Associated Press. The man, who fired one shot as he was headed toward a San Antonio theater, has been taken to a hospital, according to police.
Also Monday, reports of a "suspicious person" near an elementary school in Ridgefield, Conn., put schools on lockdown. The order was lifted within hours, though police are continuing an investigation.
Ridgefield is located near Newtown, where 20 children and six adults were gunned down at the local Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14, the same day police arrested 18-year-old Oklahoma student Sammie Eaglebear Chavez on similar charges. The student, police said, was plotting a shooting rampage and started amassing supplies after researching the 1999 Columbine school massacre.
Two days later, a bomb scare was reported at a Newtown church less than two miles away from Sandy Hook, with a priest reportedly receiving a phone call threatening: "I'm coming to kill, I'm coming to kill."
The authorities were alerted, with state troopers reportedly showing up at Newtown's St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church during noon mass on Dec. 16, and briefly evacuating nearly 1,000 people from the building before sounding the all-clear.
Meanwhile, also on Dec. 16, a California man was detained over suspicions he was planning to attack a string of local elementary schools,said The Los Angeles Times. Authorities were tipped off by a threatening post on the man's Facebook page, said the Times, adding that police found a number of weapons stashed in the suspect's house.
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Many writers in the immediate post-war period warned of the dangers of propaganda in peacetime but were thought to be scaremongering or dealing in science fiction. One of the most influential political works of the period was The Road to Serfdom by Austrian economist Friedrich von Hayek, who taught at the London School of Economics. Writing between 1940 and 1943, Hayek argued that socialist centralised planning inevitably leads to loss of liberty for the individual and eventually to totalitarianism. An important part of this process is the use of propaganda. Centralised planning of the economy, Hayek says, inevitably means 'that the will of a small minority be imposed upon the people'.
Where a society has centralised planning, 'the individual would more than ever become a mere means, to be used by the authority in the service of such abstractions as the "social welfare" or the "good of the community".' And despite the professed humanitarian goals of socialism, its ultimate aims can only be put into practice by brutal methods 'of which most socialists disapprove', methods that treat the individual as little more than a pawn.These methods, says Hayek, include manipulation through propaganda. '. . . all propaganda serves the same goal—that all the instruments of propaganda are coordinated to influence the individuals in the same direction . . . The skilful propagandist then has power to mould their minds in any direction he chooses, and even the most intelligent and independent people cannot entirely escape that influence if they are long isolated from all other sources of information.'
It was this baleful effect of excessive centralisation that George Orwell wrote about in Nineteen Eighty-Four. Orwell's dystopian vision is of a society ruled by a government that creates perpetual war, or perpetual crisis, as the basis for permanent control of public opinion, lasting censorship and continual re-framing of the facts to suit those in power. But Orwell was not writing about 1984 – he was writing about 1948, the year in which he conceived his book and following immediately after Britain had experienced the full force of Labour's nationwide MOI-style campaign with films, posters, books, pamphlets, newspaper articles and radio broadcasts in the bleak winter of 1947. In a bitterly candid moment during the war he confided to his diary his realisation that; 'All propaganda is lies, even when one is telling the truth.' 2
As an employee of the BBC during the war, under the control of the MOI, and with his wife Eileen employed in the Ministry Of Information itself, he had close-up experience of the power to shape and regiment public opinion. Now he experienced it at first hand under the Attlee government not as one of the persuading voices but as a target for its messages, and recognised the signature of propaganda techniques. It was not merely communism and fascism that he feared and warned against, it was Ministry-Of-Informationism.
One can sense this dilemma as an undercurrent in Orwell's semi-autobiographical protagonist, Winston Smith. Smith works in the Ministry of Truth, one of hundreds of anonymous clerks, toiling each day, routinely re-writing history to suit the government's current narrative – much as Orwell toiled in the labyrinths of Broadcasting House, toeing the MOI line with his talks, and his wife Eileen sat amongst hundreds of other desks in the basement of Malet House, wielding the censor's blue pencil. At one level, Orwell/Smith is loyal to 'BB' and the government in its fight against fascism. At another, he is deeply uncomfortable to realise that he is just as much a victim of the government propaganda machine as his clueless neighbours in 'Victory Mansions', against whom that propaganda is aimed.


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When Ohio Wesleyan men's lacrosse coach Sean Ryan received an unexpected package from US Lacrosse, the men's college lacrosse governing body, he was surprised.
Ryan's surprise turned to delight when inside the package was a letter and a plaque announcing that the Ohio Wesleyan team had received the James "Ace" Adams Sportsmanship Award at the US Lacrosse National Convention in January.
Ryan, who did not attend the national convention, says he was ecstatic when he received the package and had no idea that the team had won.
The award is bestowed by US Lacrosse and the US Lacrosse Men's Division Officials Council. The award is given to programs from Division I, Division II and Division III that show sportsmanship from players, coaches, administrators, and fans. The Ohio Wesleyan team also will be featured in Lacrossemagazine.
"To receive this award is a complete honor because it comes directly from (game) officials," Ryan says. "For the University and our program to be recognized by the officials is a huge honor. The award itself shows the amount of positive support we have received from the student body and game-day administration that ensures an excellent game-day experience for everyone."
Ryan says his coaching staff, the team members, and their parents were very excited because many of them did not know such an award existed.
Director of Athletics Roger Ingles says the award is a big honor for the team and the University because it shows the team's commitment to sportsmanship.
"It is very important to me personally that we do things first-class and that when our teams compete against others they do so with respect and honor for their opponents," he says. "I would much rather we lost a contest with class than to win without it.
"Lacrosse is a physical and very rough game," Ingles continues. "It takes a strong-willed personality to play it and to play it successfully. This award says a lot about our kids' ability to compete at the highest level and to do so with honor, integrity and class."


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Emily is a fourth year vet student at the University of Sydney. For the last three years she's been hard at work learning the theory of being a veterinarian, but this year she's getting hands-on. A vegetarian and a life time animal lover, the pressure of being a Vet is something Emily is becoming well acquainted with. With an animal's life in your hands, surgery is no walk in the park. Emily recounts her first experiences in the Vet surgery, and the responsibility she felt to the animal she was operating on.
Bias in the Media
Bias is prevalent in the media, especially the Australian Media. With media ownership split just about right down the middle, we get one side spouting nonsense, and the other side spouting opposing but just as ridiculous nonsense. As journalists, is it our duty to be impartial? Is it even possible to be completely impartial?
An article on this very subject, pertaining to Iranian journalists, was published online by khabarnegaran.info. In the article, the author (who will go unfortunately unnamed since alas, I cannot read Arabic) speaks about the conflicting schools of thought between those who believe impartiality should be central and those who believe it does not exist in the real world.
Yiannis Baboulias, a Greek journalist from the London School of Economics and Political Science, discusses the pressure put on journalists and the media under oppressive regimes. It's very difficult to be un-bias when threatened with death or imprisonment after all.
David Brewer from Media helping Media, outlines the difference between opinion and fact, and the importance of keeping a firm line between the two. When strong emotions are involved, it's easy for the author to present there strongly-held beliefs as fact. This is perfectly acceptable, if, of course, they can back it up with sources of hard evidence.
For those of us who need an example of what not to do, The Economist comments on the state of America's Fox News, and delves into the history of Impartiality in Journalism. You may be surprised to find that Impartiality has not always been the golden rule of Journalism, but rather one adopted by editors after a deal struck with advertising agencies to promote a wider audience. This rather cynical and capitalist history is almost in direct opposition to the bastion of morality Impartiality in Journalism has come to symbolise these days.
Thumbs to Joysticks, Pens to Paper
Jayden Perry is turning twenty on December 27, he started uni a year later than his other first year counterparts, but not without good reason! He spent 2013 reading, writing, embarking on the beginnings of his gamer-press career, and visiting Hobbiton in New Zealand.
Jayden spends most of his time at Uni, or making his way to Uni, but in his spare time he's an avid gamer, writing for the online-magazine of OXCGN. When asked where he wants to go with his career, his answer is immediate and enthusiastic. "Writing for a website like Polygon or IGN, or running my own media outlet to do with pop culture. I'd also love to design and write stories for games, especially for Ubisoft!"
Jayden is drawn to games because of the beautiful worlds created within them and the endless possibilities that they represent. In a world where much of the mystery is gone, games and books give us the chance to investigate and explore concepts that may never exist.. or may exist in the far future.
He's also a writer, attending the Writers festival in Sydney. He began writing at the end of the HSC when he found time to explore his passions. He spoke to a few companies including another online site, Real Otaku Gamer, and wrote some small pieces which led him to gaming journalism. Through writing pro bono for OXCGN he's gotten a real feel for the industry, developing contacts and giving him some hands-on experience in the field.
"I always knew I wanted to go into games. Originally I was going to jump into 3D animation and game design, and I really enjoyed that but it's so expensive to do the course. I found myself looking at games from all sorts of angles, the creation side, the review side, and with the writing I've been doing, the more I wrote about it, the further into the industry I got and I decided that this was something I could definitely see myself doing."
He worries about the competitiveness in the field, and has serious reservations about the sexism and misogyny present in the industry. "Sexism seems to permeate media and society, it has a huge effect on the face of journalism. We need to see a mass change in society where these attitudes are really unacceptable instead of being tolerated or ignored."
When he finds his mind too cluttered, Jayden swears by taking a simple walk. He says that getting out and walking clears the mind and allows room for new ideas, or solutions to your problems. He says he finds creative freedom in walking, in being able to let his mind wander.
When asked who inspires him, Jayden replies;
"I find myself looking up to people in the entertainment industry that are just really great role models. From people like Rae Johnston (pop culture journo), Ken Levine and Manveer Heir to an aussie writer Matthew Reilly, I feel like there are a lot of amazing people in the industry I love that either create things I wish I was a part of or are doing huge things as individuals to change the way society is, these are people I look up to!"
Social Media on the Rise; What does it mean for us?
A recent poll by statisticbrain.com indicated that 1.4 Billion people use Facebook world wide. A similar poll by the same website declared that the total number of unique visitors to Twitter each month exceeds 190 Million. Those numbers are staggering. But what does it mean for your everyday person, and more specifically, what does it mean for aspiring journalists?
Claudia Comacchio, a current journalism student aspiring to a career at National Geographic, expressed her concerns with the sheer amount of information currently being shared online.
"I think that because we are bombarded with information, its hard to single out what is true and accurate, and what is worth reading. I find when I go online or open a newspaper there are so many stories, and so much is going on that I only bother opening articles that really interest me."
She goes on to express her concern that important stories such as the disappearance of the Malaysian plane over the Indian Ocean are followed for a time, but quickly fall below the radar as new stories emerge. She fears that with the fast pace of the world and social media, we are losing sight of the stories that are important.
Angus Collocott, an aspiring Film Critic, echoes her sentiments. In addition, he fears for the future of journalism as a craft,"The less seriously we take journalism the less serious it will be produced. There will be more a focus on sensationalism and getting a story out there before it has been properly researched. "
Indeed, their opinions are not isolated ones. Sam Johnson, who wishes to become a screenwriter/director, also has concerns for the integrity of journalism. "Anyone with a laptop can be a writer so distinguishing reputable news from an uneducated opinion is hard these days." She says, "I don't think people are educated on issues before they give their opinions, they follow the mob and whatever they hear from the media becomes their opinion."
Many share this fear of media effects, that what society sees, hears and watches online shapes and changes their opinion. This fact is largely undisputed, only the degree to which the media effects society being under question.
The changes are by no means all bad however, as Jayden Perry believes. Aspiring to a career in online game critic, this new type of journalism presents a unique opportunity for him. He worries, however, that those still defending the old ways are hindering progress in new areas.
"New media means that traditional media practices are changing, but not everyone is embracing them so there can be a bit of a mish-mash situation arising. It also means exciting new areas such as comic journalism are greatly hindered by more traditional people blocking it from mainstream media."
The plethora of citizen-journalists, unedited and published without being fact checked, are influencing what we believe and how we see the world. Often, this simply means we receive news and information first hand, from those actually experiencing the events. Other times, what is portrayed as truth is hearsay, incorrect and potentially damaging to the people involved. This is not a one-sided issue, and as journalism and the media continues to change an evolve, we will all have to adjust with it.
The Story in the Telling
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The ABC is no stranger to storytelling, and with their article "What really makes a good story?", Tom Albrighton is here to share their long experience with you.
Let's break it down shall we?
Make them laugh, make them cry, make them wonder what on Earth that character was thinking. Make them sweat, make them groan, make them crave to turn the page to find out what happens next! Or, as Rachael Scheller from Writer's Digest says, Tighten the Tension!
Reese Floyd-Thompson has four ways to make your story more relatable, and she shares them here at Make a Living Writing.
Closely related to relatability (see what I did there?), Immersion is one of the most important aspects of a good story. If you feel like you're there, standing next to the character, experiencing what they experience, feeling what they feel.. you will remember that story. Kristen Lamb shares her experiences with editing in her blog post.
All the strength is in simplicity. All the weakness is in complexity.
— Dave Trott
Katya Andreson has some more tips on keeping it simple and writing a persuasive story in her LinkedIn post.
Or the art of showing, not telling, and letting the reader work it out for themselves. Mary Jaksch helps us out here
Unfortunately, Familiarity between the reader and the author is not something you can engineer. But it is something you can build. Social media is a great tool to make readers feel you're just another person like them, someone relatable who they can talk to and understand. Use it! Lara Quinn has something to say about increasing your social media fanbase.
I interview Sam, and she talks about how she sees Game of Thrones and the effect she believes the show has on people.
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It's a Thursday night at Uni Bar, and everyone's dressed up. Heroes and Villians fill the dancefloor, talk at the tables, and pay for drinks at the bar. Deadpool sits at the next table over. Clark Kent drinks a beer across from me. Poison Ivy laughs outside. I steal a hat from a friend, and suddenly I'm Fiona from Adventure Time. Uni Bar nights are just another part of Uni Life… and perhaps one of the funnest. We might have one or three drinks too many, but by the end of the night we'll still be smiling… that creepy Scarcrow mask and all.
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Tutorials are a part of University life; you can't finish your degree without them! Often interesting, always necessary, and sometimes way too long, tutorials are where you get into the bread and butter of your course. For Journalism students, that means photography, interviewing, and current affairs. Everything from aperture to interviewing techniques, the latest from Crimea to Justin Beiber, the 3:30 slot on a Tuesday afternoon is never dull… even if it does go for two hours. With a keyboard at your fingertips and a projector up the front, there's always something new to be learnt.
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Mel Rose is a Soccer fullback… who wants to be an Administrative Lawyer, a lawyer who works in the civil and financial sphere. She met a professor who came from the Admin Law background at Newcastle University who inspired her to pursue the career… Although she hasn't started just yet. Right now she's studying Journalism, and finding her excitement wherever she can. A self-confessed thrill-seeker, Mel went skydiving in Wollongong with the North Beach skydiving company, and says she loved every minute of it. She's also an art lover, painting abstracts in her spare time and inspired by Augusta and Renoir.
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We had several first days of school this year, since everyone in the family save for the baby is involved in some sort of educational endeavor. The first came in August, when Dan and I started school. For me, this was no big deal. I have been at it for a few years now. Dan, however, has not been in an academic classroom since high school. Here he is, backpack packed, coffee in hand, ready for Precalculus.
Chloë was up next. Also an old hat at school, she was ready for third grade with a vengeance. Pleased at the concept of starting third grade? Not so much. Ready? Yes. She grew up a lot over the summer – learned to ride a bike, shot up an inch or two, cut some bangs, and gained a fair amount of maturity. She seems like a third-grader.
On Chloë's first day of school, we always take pictures in front of the Ranchero. We used to do it in front of a charming tree with orange berries on it, but the tree became diseased and had to be removed this year. So now we just do it in front of the Ranch. I have unfortunate visions of Chloë standing in this very same spot wearing her high school graduation cap and gown, an elderly Princess Pug snoring on the sidewalk in the background.
Here she is, ready for her first day of kindergarten at the Ranchero, standing in front of the tree before its unfortunate demise.
I read about a little German tradition where the kids kid little horns filled with school supplies and candy on the first day of school, and it sounded like the cutest idea ever. I think they are called tootwaffles. Or strumptoots. Or tootenstrumpen. Or something. I love giving gifts, the kids mildly dislike receiving gifts, and Dan hates picking up pieces from mechanical pencils and mediating fights over dessert-shaped erasers, so the whole concept seemed win-win to me.
Rex-Goliath had two first days of school – one for preschool, which has a parent-child component to it. On Mondays, Dan brings both boys, puts Xavier in the baby room, and hangs out with Rex-Goliath in the preschool room. Apparently they do an art project together (which Rex-Goliath has little interest in because there is a huge plastic truck beckoning him from the toy shelf) and sit in a circle and sing songs (which Rex-Goliath has little interest in because he is not too keen on singing and that truck is really calling his name). Then they allow him to actually play with the truck while Dan is forced to hang out with the other parents and talk about parenting. Which he really enjoys. They do provide hot water, he tells me. So if one were to bring tea bags or some Taster's Choice and their own mug, sugar packets and stirring implement they could have a hot beverage. Or you could just bring a travel mug of vodka on ice and save yourself the trouble. On Wednesdays, Dan is allowed to just drop Rex-Goliath off, so he can enjoy his vodka on ice without comparing potty training progress and swapping discipline tips.
Here he is, ready to go to preschool orientation.
Xavier, also excited for preschool orientation.
The second first day of school is for Tiny Talk. Rex-Goliath, although actually speaking English these days, does not always speak intelligible English. So he is enrolled in speech therapy, which includes one day of speech preschool with other speech-challenged kids. They call it Tiny Talk, and he enjoys it. The best part of the whole thing is that a tiny bus comes to pick him up at our door – it is the cutest thing ever.
The little bus-shaped nametag they have to wear is adorable.
Here's to a good year. Or at least survival.
–Mrs. Wonderful


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Evaluating The Effectiveness Of Subliminal Mp3
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The Greenwald, Pratkanis and Eskenazi experiment that determined the result of labels on expectation factor may be replicated using subliminal programs or any other self-help audio format. They acquired audio tapes, where subliminal mp3 can be substituted, from five companies. Just like the experiment, the labels of these self-esteem subliminal mp3 maybe exchanged with memory improvement subliminal mp3. The mislabelled subliminal mp3 can be given to the test subjects within the experiment's group.
The original study was done as a double-blind experiment. The participants were required to make a report on the outcome at the end of the experiment. The reports indicated positive feedback of the tape, in the direction of the label. For example, should the tape be labelled "Memory Improvement," the participants report an improvement in memory. Though, independent studies of memory improvement showed no actual difference.
Studies have time and again demonstrated effects recognized as placebo. Excellent research designs foresee placebo and experimental bias effects, and control for them. The double-blind technique of experiments is excellent in controlling influence of such factors. The double-blind test operates with having two or more researchers and at least three subject groups. It would be easy to expect that the result on the subliminal mp3 would be just like the experiment on the tape.
There is a test group and the people in this group receive the test property. On the other hand the control group consist of people who do not receive anything. There is also a placebo group; the people in this group receive a subliminal mp3. Where the subliminal audio is concerned, this often contains no subliminal content. Though, the researcher would have the subliminal mp3 contain some harmless message.
Another common form of study often used with these test subjects is that of a proper clinical design. There are a number of types of clinical designs, but the most consistent clinical research is obtained from instrument testing. A management modality is studied by conducting a test using some standard recognized scale before and after the experiment. This is both dependable and valid in the field of measurement. This type of scientific work is not merely a subjective procedure. Simply stated, the researching party is autonomously evaluating the results using some quantifiable scale and not depending on reports. Subjects that claimed improvements in memory or esteem, however, assessment of these reported achievements via instrument proved false.
The point, simply put, is this: Reports that do not use valid research designs are simply that, reports. They do not prove anything and indicate nothing. Without a doubt, controlled double-blind experiments for the subliminal programs are still considered by a number of scientists as merely suggestive.
When an individual says that they have the facts on a particular subject and quotes scientific fact, it is reasonable to expect that they follow the rules of science. Subliminal mp3s can be subjected to double-blind and clinical pre and post evaluation studies. But with so many people giving testimony to the effectiveness of subliminal mp3s, one wouldn't be wrong in thinking that there might be some hope yet in subliminal mp3s.
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Girl Scouts vs. Mean Girls: Who Will Win?
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Posted On: 8/4/2014
Saturday I had the great pleasure of speaking to about 100 Girl Scouts, troop leaders and parents followed by a workshop with 14 girls from 7th to 9th grade. To the large group, I spoke about how each girl could do whatever she wanted in her life, if she knew this secret: that building a successful life starts with personal confidence. I told them confidence builds character and gives them the courage to stand up to the challenges that would surely come their way in life. Of course, I shared my background to give some credibility to the fact that I know you can overcome your circumstances. And then I shared my four tips to building confidence:
1) Set goals. Achievable goals to start, like working out three times a week, getting an A on a test, joining the track team. Accomplishing goals gives you confidence.
2) Leverage your strengths. Focus on what you do best. Don't strive to be perfect by comparing yourself to the best attributes of every other girl.
3) Learn from your mistakes. I shared a few headlines from this CNN article that highlighted how boys shrugged off mistakes and used them to build their confidence. Conversely, girls would take mistakes so personally it would actually shake their confidence.
4) Help other girls. Don't go it alone! Don't just be focused on your own path, but help others on their way.
I was prepared for the short speech to the big group, but leading a workshop came as a total surprise. There was a little bit of miscommunication as I thought I was going to be a participant, not the leader! But I jumped in with a few concepts from my book on how you create your serendipity and develop your personal brand. Those were both received with a resounding "thud." Or more accurate, an awkward silence. So I did what any self-respecting executive who does not have a teenage girl would do: I pulled out my app for Ellen Degeneres' game called Heads Up. After four rounds of that fun, the girls were energized and ready to dig into a little project. (For the record, Team One beat Team A). The troop leader suggested I would get better participation if we did smaller groups. (Thank you, Sheryl.) So they counted off, and we got into four mini-groups. This was brilliant as the girls were now animated and engaged! We tackled three different leadership topics and the girls' answers were articulate, caring and insightful. But there was a huge surprise for me behind the scenes at this workshop. I got into a discussion with three of the girls asking them the biggest issue they faced at school. Their answer: mean girls. One girl said she only hung out with boys because they were easier to be with and less judgmental. Another said that she tried to associate with several groups so as to not be singled out. And when I brought it up to the whole group—have you experienced mean girls?—they all nodded their heads knowingly. So, privately I asked the troop leaders how big a problem mean girls are. Their answer was that it was prevalent and hardest for the girls in middle school. Coincidentally, that is also when a large percentage of girls drop out of Girl Scouts. They went on to tell me that many of the girls in the room would not want anyone to know they are in Girl Scouts. That would be another source of ridicule from the mean girls. How can that be? How can these wonderful girls be afraid to let anyone know that they are in the Girl Scouts? When I asked for their answers to my last question: "what have you learned in Girl Scouts that you will take into your life?" these were just some of the words: Leadership, entrepreneurship, communication, tenacity, survival skills, marketing, project management, social skills, teamwork. Girl Scouts. This is not about selling cookies, this is about equipping great girls to take on mean girls. And life. Girl Scouts versus Mean Girls? My money is on the Girl Scouts. Two boxes of Thin Mints, please!


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Stubblefield to Seek Re-election to Senate
State Sen. Gary Stubblefield, R-Branch, has announced he will seek reelection to the Arkansas State Senate in District 6. Senate District 6 includes parts of Franklin and Johnson and all of Logan and Yell counties.
Following a term in the Arkansas House of Representatives, Stubblefield was elected to a two-year term in the Arkansas Senate in November of 2012. Sen. Stubblefield campaigned on a platform of protecting the rights of the unborn, protecting the rights of those involved in agriculture, protecting Second Amendment rights, good government, lower taxes, and fewer regulations.
"I told the voters in 2012 I wanted to see the government off of their backs and out of their pockets," Stubblefield said. "I think I was pretty successful in accomplishing that over the last two years."
A life-long dairy farmer from Branch, Stubblefield and his wife Kathi raised their their two children to understand the value of keeping one's word, a hard day's work, and respecting the rights of others.
"Protecting the rights of the unborn and the elderly was something I promised the folks of this district and we made a good start on that last year," Stubblefield said. "It is time now to build on our successes."
While attending the University of Arkansas, Stubblefield enjoyed a successful career as a member of the Arkansas Razorback football team despite beginning as a walk-on from a high school which did not offer football.
"From early on, challenges were a part of my life," Stubblefield said. "Walking-on and making the football team at a major university such as the U of A was just another challenge I wanted to tackle. Friends I made during that experience, and the lessons I learned, have turned out to be life-long. Sometimes I am surprised at the similarities between serving as a member of the legislature and my career as a Razorback."
Currently, Sen. Stubblefield is a member of the Arkansas Legislative Council, Joint Budget Committee, Joint Audit Committee where he serves as Senate Chairman of the State Agencies Subcommittee, Joint Energy, and a variety of additional subcommittees.
In the 2012 session, Sen. Stubblefield sponsored and passed a variety of bills related to protecting the rights of unborn children, tax relief for farmers, protecting the rights of farmers against unlawful entry and seizure of their livestock, protecting the sanctity of our voting processes, providing additional funding to Senior Citizen Centers and a variety of school programs, as well as voting against government growth programs such as the Private Option.
"I promised the citizens in District 6 I would look out for their interests. I believe my record provides proof I kept my promises," Stubblefield said. "If reelected to serve the citizens of Senate District 6, I intend to continue to serve just a I have - keeping my promises."


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