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Sorting out my own Identity......
After carefully collecting and storing many birth, marriage and death certificates of my ancestors, I realised recently, that I had lost my own birth and marriage certificates in a move. I needed a copy of it to apply for a new passport. A few weeks ago, whilst visiting my hometown of Brisbane in the State of Queensland, I decided to make a trip to the Department of Births, Deaths and Marriages to order a copy of both my birth and marriage certificates. I allowed half an hour between meetings, to slip into the department (I had downloaded the relevant forms online and filled them in to save time) to lodge my requests. Simple... you might think. Not so!
Although I use the name Sharna-Lee (Sharn), this is not the name I was given at birth. My
mother gave me the name, Sharon-Lee, intending it to be pronounced Shaaron, however, it was never pronounced correctly. By the time I was aged 9, she was heartily tired of my name being pronounced the wrong way. I can still recall the day that my mother asked me if I would like to change my name. I was so excited. After all, it is not every day that a child is given the opportunity to name herself. Of course, being nine years old and just having watched the movie called 'The 'Shiralee'' ( a later remake starred Tatum O'Neal) I immediately announced that I would henceforth be known as Shiralee!.... I, as any adventurous nine year old would, imagined myself trouncing through the Australian outback, swag on my back, just like the real Shiralee or even Waltzing Matilda...... Thank heavens good sense prevailed on my mother's part. (If one can call changing your child's name at the age of nine, 'good' sense.) As it happened, my mother had already found a new name for me. She had obviously given the matter some prior thought and announced that she wanted my name to be Sian, ( Sian is a Welsh for Jane...Sian for my Welsh heritage... Sian for the same Welsh heritage that I have now discovered... I don't have.) Sian is pronounced, Sharn, but my mother was worried that this name would be mis-pronounced. And we had already encountered that problem. Perhaps, she should have called me Jane. No one ever mispronounces Jane. For an unknown reason, my mother didn't just call me Sharn. She made up the name Sharna-Lee to replace Sharon-Lee.
At the time of the name change, I was transferring from one school to another as my family was moving house so I needed my new name to be written on the school transfer. ' Awkward,' thought I. 'Not so', said my mother, who deftly took care of the problem with the school principal.... which caused me to spend the next three weeks in the school playground, red -faced and humiliated, as I was continually asked, by teachers and friends, 'Why on earth did you allow us to call you by the wrong name for three years? Why didn't you just tell us your name was Sharna-Lee and not Sharon-Lee?' Why i
indeed! Thanks Mum!
Of course, being a nine year old, I didn't, at all think through the consequences of a name change.After about a month, the novelty of having a new name had worn off and I asked for my old name back. No amount of begging could move my mother's resolve an inch. By now I was attending a new school and was being called Sharn. No one ever mis-pronounced my name and my mother was very happy. I, on the other hand, cried every night for six months. But, being told that it was too late to undo the decision, and with my new name being apparently official, I became resigned to the change and eventually grew to like my name.
When I married and applied for a copy of my birth certificate, I was stunned to see the name Sharon-Lee still boldly typed as my name. Surely there had been a mistake. Many years ago, hadn't my own mother told me that the name
change was official? That..I could NOT have my name back? For all of those years, I was unaware that my name had remained officially Sharon-Lee.
So, I was married as Sharna-Lee a.k.a Sharon-Lee. I actually found it a little embarrassing to have the words 'ALSO KNOWN AS' on my lovely marriage certificate. (What if the Minister thought I was an impostor or, worse still, a criminal with a background I needed to hide?)
If I wanted to be married using the name I had been known by since the age of nine, there was no other course of action but to use both names in the wedding ceremony. It definitely takes something from the romance of the ceremony ... 'Do you, Sharna-Lee 'also known as' Sharon-Lee take... ' I, Sharna-Lee 'also known as' Sharon-Lee promise to..... I'm sure you get the picture.
Although I intended to change my name by deed poll, after the wedding, I never did get around to doing so. I am still, to this day, some 30 years later, an A.K.A. All of my official documents are in the name of Sharna-Lee and I never use Sharon-Lee. Applying for a passport was no trouble as I simply presented my marriage certificate bearing the large A.K.A and all was well. My passport said Sharna-Lee.
In Brisbane, the very nice girl at the department of Births Deaths and Marriages, informed
me that I would have to wait until the next day for my birth certificate as it was issued before 1989, but that she could print out my marriage certificate while I waited. I had filled the marriage certificate form using Sharna-Lee but the birth certificate form in using my original name of Sharon-Lee AND had put on it my mis-spelled surname as well. (Did I not mention that my father who registered me at birth, further complicated my life by mis-spelling my surname?) He did, at least, spell my first name correctly, unlike that of my my sister who was intended to be Janean. My father ( had my mother not learned after she sent my father to the registry office for me the first time?) could not remember the name Janean and so my sister became Janelle. My sister's surname was MacDade but somehow mine was spelled as Mcdade.... no 'a' and a small 'd'. A small, but for me, a significant difference, especially as I am the family historian.
After a long wait, at the BDM counter, the young girl finally asked me if I was sure I was born in Queensland?
'Yes. I am certain.'
'Because, madam, you don't appear to be here.'
'Try Sharna-Lee?'
'No... No one by that name.'
'Try MacDade with an all important 'a'.'
'Still not here.'
'Did you try Sharon-Lee with McDade AND Mcdade or perhaps McDade with a capital 'D'?'
'How many names do you have madam?'
And, therein lies a significant problem for me. Who am I? How will my descendants look for me? Under which name? I need to sort out my identity so I can be found somewhere down the years ahead. My name change could potentially create a huge brick wall for family historians in the future.
As for my birth certificate, the poor girl searching for it was completely confused. Two days later she was still searching. Although I had spelled my surname as Mcdade for the birth certificate application, she had been looking for MacDade which was the name on my marriage certificate. But, I am happy to say, that I do exist. On my third day in Brisbane, I finally held in my hand, a birth certificate and a marriage certificate. Unfortunately... there is now yet another problem. The name Sharna-Lee has been left off my marriage document. I am no longer an A.K.A. I should be overjoyed, but for the fact that I need a passport in the name Sharna-Lee and no longer have proof that I am Sharon-Lee A.K.A Sharna-Lee. Time to sort it out, I think.


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I have not found any information about Hartcraft. The only mention seems to be in a 1935 catalogue of British Industries Fair but there is no online preview of this document. At least the date fits with the style of the lettering of the more recent and flamboyant sign, which covered an earlier one that listed a greater range of activities.
The earlier sign read
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As for the more recent ghost sign, it reads
Great Art Deco lettering! Shame though that the upper part of this ghost sign was painted over.
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Striving to do our bit for society
Much before Corporate Social Responsibility [CSR] had become a mandatory responsibility of Corporates, your Company had engaged in such activities for decades for improving the health of particularly economically backward communities like Scheduled Tribes and in the field of education. Unichem being a pharmaceutical company, is naturally inclined to improve the health of general public at large and the Company is well known for its Quality and Reliability for over 6 decades. As a Policy, the Company had identified Health, particularly preventive health care for Scheduled Tribes and Education as its main focus of CSR projects and initiatives.
The present CSR initiatives focuses on two main recognized activities mentioned in Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013, namely promoting preventive health care and promoting education.
The Company is engaged in the CSR project of catering to preventive health care with special focus on the economically backward community. Late Mr. Amrut Mody receipient of Padma Bushan along with co-founder, Late Mr. Shantibhai Sheth established the Adiwasi Unnati Mandal (AUM) which serves to the social needs especially of the economic backward community.
AUM caters to the medical needs of adiwasis [Scheduled Tribes] area almost 30km from Shahapur in Thane District of Maharashtra. AUM runs three primary health centres deep inside the Adiwasi area of Shahapur. The centres are fully equipped with medical facilities, medicines, doctors, paramedics and volunteers. Clinical Diagnosis through OPD camps for prevention and treatment of various ailments with particular emphasis on treating TB, Leprosy, Epilepsy, Diabetes, Cataract and Dental health care for Scheduled Tribes. AUM arranges free cataract and other surgeries through its association with Vision Foundation of India.
This is a continuous project/activity which started about 4 decades back and it has been continuously monitored by the Chairman & Managing Director [CMD] of the Company Dr Prakash A Mody who visits the centres alongwith a team of Doctors, Paramedics and Specialists on a regular basis throughout the year. Unichem has financially aided in setting up of these centres and also provides financial aid and medicines for conducting these preventive health care camps. Capital expenses for establishment of new centres or diagnostic equipments for the existing centres were earlier being reviewed by CMD will now be reviewed and monitored by the CSR committee from time to time.
Unichem is the chief donor to Amrut Mody School of Management (AMSoM) which is promoted by Ahmedabad Education Society. AMSoM took its current shape after Ahmedabad Education Society established Ahemdabad University, recognized by UGC as private University. It is located in Ahmedabad and delivers business education through its three pioneer institutions. These are Postgraduate Institute of Management [PGIM]; H.L. Institute of Commerce [HLIC]; and B.K. Majumdar Institute of Business Administration [BKMIBA]. Each AMSoM institution has become the temple of high learning keeping in line with the vision of Ahmedabad University. AMSoM aims at providing global education at local costs, context and ethos. These institutions are already functional . Donations given by the Company are for the expansion and additional capital expenditure requirements of these Institutions. Mr. Prafull Anubhai, Independent Director on the Board of Unichem who is based in Ahmedabad monitors the execution of the projects without interfering in the day to day running of these institutions.
Unichem, apart from the Educational grant for the aforesaid institutions also provides financial assistance to all meritorious students who have economic need. AMSoM and its associate institutions run independently without any interference from Unichem or its Directors. The Board had already approved in principle to donate a sum of Rs. 15 crores in the year 2010 in all to the said Institutions to be used for various capital expenses over a period of 5 years. Out the aforesaid sum, Rs.11 crores has been already donated till March 31, 2014. All donations to the above said institutions which was hitherto monitored by Chairman and Managing Director and Mr. Prafull Anubhai will now be reviewed and monitored by the CSR Committee from time to time.
Unichem has contributed 1% of its issued capital to Bombay college of Pharmacy in form of shares as endowment. This endowment was made in the year 1985. Bombay College of Pharmacy is one of the pioneer pharmacy colleges in the country imparting quality education and training in the field of pharmacy over the last 50 years. The college uses the dividend earned on the shares for its institutional requirements and the Institution is independently run without any interference from Unichem.
In adherence with the Companies Act, 2013 and as per the requirements of Section 135 of the said Act, and Rules made thereunder, the Board of Directors at its meeting held on October 19 2013 has set up the Corporate Social Responsibility Committee. The Committee comprises of Dr. Prakash A. Mody , Chairman & Managing Director, as the Chairman of the Committee and Mr. Prafull Anubhai & Mr. Ramdas Gandhi, Non-Executive, Independent Directors as the other members of the Committee.


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For Thanksgiving this year, I got to make stuffing for the first time (other than StoveTop from a box). I searched out many recipes until I found one that I liked at allrecipes.com called Best Ever Cornbread Stuffing. Actually the recipe called for a pound of sausage but I left that part out.
I made cornbread from a mix the night before and let it sit out over night to dry out a little. And actually it was honey cornbread so it had a little sweetness to it. Then the next morning I cut it up into small chunks and combined it with potato bread soft bread cubes. In a skillet set on medium heat, I sauteed one whole red onion chopped (there were many tears) and 2 cups of chopped celery with a little bit of butter for several minutes until the onions started to become crisp tender and slightly translucent. Then I added about 2-3 teaspoons of freshly chopped sage. Nice fresh savory piney smell.
I also made turkey rice krispie treats to give as gifts for a few friends and family. They didn't turn out as nice as the ones in this picture and they were definitely a little bit of a challenge to put together. Their recipe calls for peanut butter to attach the head to the body but in my family there are a few peanut allergies so I used chocolate frosting instead that was safe for them to eat. They are very messy to make and to eat but they are a fun treat for the holidays!


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Professor Polina Anikeeva has been selected to receive the inaugural award from the MIT Mildred S. Dresselhaus Fund. This newly-established award honors Millie and her contributions to MIT and will be given to a faculty member every two years. The funds for this award are from Professor Dresselhaus's Kavli award, donated to MIT to help support women and junior faculty in their research.
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In "La Rosaleda" we have a training course at intermediate level which started from the school year 2007/2008. We have completed five years of bilinguism: TÉCNICOS EN SERVICIOS EN RESTAURACIÓN-INGLÉS.
Five classes have already achieved their degrees which are about 200 students.
These students have studied the following bilingual modules during the two courses:
- Basic operations in bar-cafeteria (288 hours):
- Communication techniques in catering (64 horas)
- Inglés (160 horas)
- Bilingual labour training and guidance (96 hours)
- Bilingual service in bar / cafe (105 hours)
- Gastronomy (84 hours)
- Bilingual Enterprise and entrepreneurship (84 hours)
- Independent Study (63 hours)
These modules represent a total of 784 hours in English which is nearly 40% of the whole numbers of hours (2000hours).
The students have participated in many different Educational Projects. For example:
- English breakfast: innovative projects where students and teachers share space and time together at "Break Time". Students serve an English breakfast and teachers from the High School ask for their breakfast in English. It has been served during all these five years.
- GUACALEDA ICE-CREAM: a Comenius Regio Project developed for two years. Students made the marketing campaign of the Ice-cream with a huge success.
- Generacion-e: a Junta de Andalucía project where students have to start a "cooperative". A real business and sell and buy products with another cooperative either Spanish or foreigner: Casa Rosaleda, Rosaleda AAA+ are two examples.


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I started this blog years ago to share in hopes of helping people. I have not figured out as of yet how to really get it out there and feel it touches very few people but still, I am here. Although I often open myself up and share pretty deeply, there are things we all keep to our selves. Things that no one, not even our closest friends or loved ones know of or quite possibly would even be able to understand. I have posted things from my heart that people said I should not put out there because of what others would think. I have said things that some believed I should remove because it would make others think of me in an undesirable way. I have shared my thoughts and people have stated they thought I might need to seek professional help. At the same time these things have gained praise, compassion and gratitude by others who's emails have made me feel I am doing the right thing. The truth is no matter what I share there will always be judgment of some kind. As humans it is what we do and it is expected. Although there are places I will not allow myself to share openly here, I feel there is some reason that little voice in my head keeps telling me to post what I am experiencing.
I believe that some people truly need help, that in-balance exist and that often prescribed drugs need to be taken. I believe my high's and lows are natural, that life is not always an upward plane and that at times we have to feel, to be humbled and to experience life. If we are feeling pain yet know in our thoughts that it is supposed to be that way because that is the course of life I think we can keep things on track once we have the experience, regain our focus and then allow ourselves to move forward knowing it all leads to a better place. I don't want to hide, I don't need to take some pharmaceutical drug a doctor thinks I need and I know that a bottle or recreational drug is not going to keep any painful thoughts from being experienced. Numbing the experience is not going to make me a healthier person. Life is our own journey, we set our path with each choice we make, we allow ourselves to place meaning on everything that comes into play and our thoughts determine our next move. That being said no matter what, we are all going to hurt at times, we are all going to feel sad and sometimes…lost. We all experience health issues, break ups, broken hearts, broken friendships, losses and death. At the same time if we look deeply into each of these things as they happen and allow ourselves to feel the hurt yet see what was also good in the experience we will eventually grow as an individual. It is why people who have lost loved ones to tragedy often find a way to help others in need. That those sad or seemingly negative experiences often lead to very uplifting and motivational publications, movies, businesses and organizations. It is often what it takes in our lives to trigger something that helps us discover our purpose.
With all that was said above are you wondering what this post is actually about? Well, I can't say there is any one thing and although I honestly feel very happy with where I am in life for some reason at times I just feel a bit like a roller coaster (and I am getting really tired of some of you women blaming it on "THE CHANGE"). This is life and lately my lower points happen when I see or remember something that reminds me of Todd. I have never experienced the death of someone I have been intimate with, that I truly and deeply loved and that I feared would die because of their life style yet never believing it would actually happen. Life is strange that way. I go through stages when it comes to Todd and lately he has been on my mind a lot. I am wondering if maybe there are years of emotional stages you go through when death has come in a tragic manner. I think of him when I grab the remote, when I hear certain songs, drive by a certain place…there are things everywhere that make me think of him and not a single day goes by where he doesn't filter through my mind. Recently a friend gave me a jacket they had that was Todd's, I went through all the pockets hoping I would find something he might have left, that he might have touched. I didn't want to but needed to wash it because it was extremely dirty, as I pulled it out of the dryer I couldn't' help but wonder what he had done the last time he wore it as tears fell down my cheeks. I have been considering contacting some local establishments that deal with helping people who suffer from alcohol and drug addictions to offer my experiences with Todd and the reality of what can happen. It would be a very difficult thing for me to do in person but I feel driven in some way to move in that direction. Right now I am allowing my life to move forward on the ideas that come to mind and what I feel in my gut, this is one of them but I have yet to take action.
Several weeks ago I had a discussion about religion with a person I have not known for very long, we talked about Todd and some of the circumstances leading up to his death. This person began to tell me in a polite yet Godly way that Todd more likely was not in Heaven, that he was in hell because of the sinful things he had done. Now before I go on I will say that Religion and Politics are two things I don't openly care to share or discuss, I feel we are all entitled to our choice in these areas and that judgment lies deeper in these two areas than any others. That being said I have always admitted openly that I do believe in God and I am a spiritual person. When this person made that statement it not only bothered me but it disturbed me. I told the person they were entitled to their belief but I choose to believe differently and then ended the discussion. I choose to believe that God does not punish, he loves, he forgives and he understands that as humans some of us are weaker than others. It is not my place to judge other peoples actions, choices or where they end up, I don't need to waist the energy on judgment of others I can only worry about my own actions. I do have a choice in my thinking and what I choose to believe when it comes to Todd. Todd was a wonderful loving person who also suffered from many painful things he could not overcome. It has bothered me for several weeks now but in MY heart and mind Todd is in heaven and I know he will be there with a big grin on his face when it is my time to go. I am not sure why I wanted to share that but I did want to get it off my chest and this seemed like the place to do it.
I realize this blog is a bit scattered in thought with this post but that is ok. I am not trying to write a book, say something that will get me praise or earn friendships. I am just sharing and that isn't something that should be proofread and edited a million times in hopes of pleasing everyone. I love who I am, I love what I do, I love my family and friends and I feel very confident in my skin…I recently celebrated a birthday and I love that another year has allowed me to grow into the person I am right here…right now! Love, love, love I can't say the word enough, sending love out to all of you until next time!


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So there is this major hoopla over??Pat Bertroches comment on microchipping illegal aliens… upon reading the full article, the hoopla seems more than a bit misguided. Granted I wasnt there, so I dont know the full aspects of everything said… but it appears more a massive communications screwup than the presentation of a horrific idea.
Due to all the hoopla, I think the idea he had, which might have some promise is likely to be missed.
Bertroche said he would instead support issuing of "blue cards" to illegal immigrants that would contain the same microchip technology found in U.S. passports. These cards would allow bearers to remain in the country but would prevent them from being granted citizenship or receiving government services.
Now, I dont know if thats the answer, most certainly EMTALA from a morality point of view should apply irrespective of citizenship, same with fire, and other public safety activities… but rather than deportation which is physically and financially not practical, nor amnesty which is politically not practical, this might be at least one middle of the road approach.
The other thing is, for the most part Republicans tend to be other than amillenialists from a eschatological point of view… and thus are exceedingly sensitive to the mark of the beast and other Biblical prophecies. Proposing microchipping of humans would be extremely counter to most who hold to such views, no matter how badly they oppose illegal immigration.??
Ultimately, this is likely a case of major foot in mouth disease… and to some extent, even though I'm an extreme liberal, I'd rather see foot in mouth disease propagate through politics than the insane scripting that permeates so much of the DNC.


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May 7, 2012
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At the Recess Monkey show in New York last weekend (fantastic, of course), I finally had the pleasure of meeting two fellow kid-entertainment bloggers whom I've known virtually for some time but never had actually met in person: Jeff Bogle of Out with the Kids, and Stefan Shepherd of Zooglobble.
And it occurs to me that, while I do have both sites linked somewhere over there on the sidebar, I have never taken the time to tell the readers of this blog: You'll get more useful information, more detail, and just way more good stuff in general on the subjects I cover at those two sites. (OTWK covers all the subjects I cover and more, while Zooglobble focuses specifically—and very, very comprehensively—on kids' music.) They are what I, in my most dreamlike moments, aspire to achieve with YKFK, pretty much always falling short.
On the probably very remote chance that you don't already, you should definitely check both of 'em out.
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Welcome to the AZXC Newsletter
AZXC would like to welcome our new members
OneOpinionatedLibertarian, Rhann, kaylacooper97, Jerretn99, and Slow4x
. Feel free to schedule any events in the Member Coordinated Events section. Last minute events or spur of the moment ideas are always good. You never know who's out there itchin to go wheeling, camping, shooting, showing your rig at a car show, or just grabbing a beer.
This Month's Events
Reddington Pass Run April 9 Hosted by 14Frontier http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2765.0
Crown King Run April 9 Hosted by PitSnipe (kyle) http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2768.0
Boulders Staging Area OHV Field Study April 12 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2658.0
Lower Sycamore Cleanup Project April 15 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2753.0
Shea Rd Staging Area OHV Field Study April 20 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2658.0
Treadlightly! Boulders Clean Up April 29 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2752.0
CANVAZ Scout/Prerun April 27-29 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2709.0
Past Events
Stargazing March 04 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2725.0
Butcher Jones CleanUp March 11 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2685.0
Charlou Gap Staging Area OHV Field Study March 18 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2658.0
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Shea Rd Staging Area OHV Field Study March 31 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2658.0
Boulders Staging Area OHV Field Study March 31 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2658.0
Sedona Run March 31 - April 2 http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2718.0
Pics from the run - http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2761.0
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March was a busy one. Thank you to all that attended events. April will be busy with multiple clean ups, OHV Field Studies, member coordinated events and another CANVAZ prerun scout trip. We hope to see out at an event.
As we move forward with the club we encourage all that can to become supporting members. Don't miss out! Supporting Members are eligible for other exclusive perks during events and excursions, and you have a say for business matters of the club.
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The AZXC shirt order has been conducted. The shirts look great and going with the new green was a great choice. http://www.azxterraclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=2189.0
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Blogger's note: My last 2 posts were heavily-related to Power Rangers since I was still laying some of my blog's groundwork. But this post is where my all-out Super Sentai blogging begins. 😉
This is my first 'Power Rankings' entry. The topic for today: Super Sentai opening themes!
I recently heard a sample version of Go-Buster's opening song and I think it's pretty good. 🙂
We are all very much aware that what makes Sentai so special is its storytelling, actors, unbelievable action and toy sales generated by an endless collection of mechs. But a Sentai series won't be complete without some good music to go with it. A life without music is like having no sauce on pasta: it's bland, dull and lifeless. So here are the ten Sentai openings I consider my personal favorites:
10. Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman
Nostalgia aside (the series aired in the Philippines between 1993 and 1994), Fiveman had one the better opening songs during the 90s. Just listen to all Sentai openings from 1990-1999 and you just might realize what I mean. It definitely deserves a spot on my top ten list.
9. Battle Fever J
The oldest entry in the list. Mainly due to the presence of awesome pyrometrics and some epic posing, watching the clip above for the first time really made me think that this became the template for most succeeding Sentai openings (probably because it was considered the first Sentai series for a brief period of time). This opening sequence also gave fans back then a preview of what it would be like to have a giant robot to help a Sentai defeat their enemies. Classic, groundbreaking and funny are surely the 3 best words to describe Battle Fever's opening.
8. Chouriki Sentai Ohranger
Is it just me or does Tamao Sato looks like Vilma Santos in this video? 🙂
The year 1995 was not a good one for Japan thanks to this and this. As a result, Ohranger was a season that didn't enjoy a lot of positives. But one thing it had going was a nicely-executed and fiery opening sequence. It really leaves a lot of fans like me wondering how Ohranger would have turned out if the events during that year did not take place. Moving on…
7. Choujin Sentai Jetman
How can I not include this? Listening to the opening song not only makes you want to sing along, but gives you an idea of how awesome Jetman is. Imagine how awesome it would be to see those 5 jets flying over skyscrapers in real life!
6. KyuKyu Sentai GoGoFive
This probably has to be one of the most one-of-a-kind Sentai openings to date. Instead of seeing spandex-clad warriors doing aerial acrobatics, battling enemy foot soldiers or making their surroundings explode by posing (?), we see the heroes doing rescue operations to save lives for a change. Not to mention putting on display probably one of the coolest mechs Sentai ever had. Put all those elements together and you get one heck of an opening!
5. Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger
Not only did it have a fantastic song for an equally-fantastic season, but Dekaranger's opening theme paid tribute to old-school Sentai. Why? As you can see, it did not rely too heavily on CGI which makes mecha sequences look silly when overdone. I also like the bit where the Dekarangers run as fast as they can during opening credits in their respective civilian forms. Now that's a good way to stay fit while on the set!
4. Tensou Sentai Goseiger
For such a disappointing and underwhelming series, Goseiger's opening does deserve a lot praise. I honestly started downloading Goseiger episodes immediately after watching the video above. It's really that good! Any Sentai fan with no prior knowledge about Goseiger would definitely be enticed to watch the series judging from it's opening sequence alone. After watching it, can anyone possibly blame them? I don't think so.
3. Gosei Sentai Dairanger
The funny thing about this opening is that RyuSeiOh gets most of the spotlight. Did Noboru Sugimura invite some Chinese writers to help him with this masterpiece? 🙂
A no-brainer here. This opening sequence is indeed like no other. I'm honestly at a loss for words in trying to describe it. So Dairanger fans, all together now: TENSHIN DAAAAAAA!!!! (WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH) KIRYOKU DAAAAAAA!!!! (WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH).
What's not to love? 😀
2. Juken Sentai Gekiranger
Like Goseiger's, this opening sequence was what sold me on downloading and watching Gekiranger. The only difference was I wasn't disappointed at all with the show this time around. The song, IMO, deserves to be in the Sentai Music Hall of Fame. Gekiranger's opening has it all: epic posing, awesome martial arts, wonderfully weird costumes and giant cats – all of which I really love! Just hit play and you'll find it hard to disagree with me. 😉
This was supposed to be my favorite Super Sentai opening if not for this next one…
1. Mirai Sentai Timeranger
I can't even begin to describe how badass and addicting this song is for me. It perfectly defines what Timeranger is; a dark and gritty series loaded with lots of tearjerking and dramatic episodes. The female vocalist (first and only in Super Sentai history thus far) really did a masterful job of singing the song that would, IMO, beat the crap out of any past and future Sentai opening songs ever made. To put it simply, it was Legendary.
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I'm jumping up and down, shimmying, and screaming for joy inside of me. But my outside appears calm and collected. It's one of those things in which I'm not sure I should be happy or not. You see, I applied for the SCBWI 2011 Barbara Karlin Grant. It's the first grant I've ever applied for.
I didn't win.
I didn't even get runner-up.
But hey, I got a letter of merit!
And so did 11 other applicants.
So again, it's one of those things. In the grand scheme of things, I should be happy that out of so many applicants, I did get acknowledged for my writing. That's a personal achievement. But when sharing the news to my family and friends, saying "I got a letter of merit" doesn't sound as exciting as saying, "I won the 2011 Barbara Karlin Grant!" Trust me. I've already shared my news and all the response I got was, "Good for you."
So that's why I'm sharing my achievement here- with whoever is interested in reading my blog.
This is what the letter stated:
"...The judges have selected you as a recipient of this letter based on its promise and creativity. Although you did not win the grant itself, the judges felt your proposal deserved extra recognition. We hope this will provide you some extra encouragement as you go forward with your project."
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I assume you are all writers and aspire to be an author someday. So only you would understand the magnitude of this accomplishment, given the fact that, as writers, it is challenging to win any kind of award and difficult to break into the publishing industry. Life of a writer can be tough. So any acknowledgement is worth celebrating, don't you think? So yay, me!


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11 February 2014 - Bolivian Story: Gabriela Rebeca Santa Cruz
We met Rebeca the same night as Pablo, at Red Monkey, the only vegan vegetarian restaurant in La Paz. Rebeca was behind the bar mixing unusual cocktails that combine typically Bolivian ingredients like huacataya and locoto with fresh juices and of course, alcohol. When I turned up at Red Monkey for my first day volunteering in the kitchen Rebeca showed me around their food production garden, which is her baby and love. As we talked it became clear to me that she was feeling overwhelmed as the only person working in the garden, so I suggested I come one day a week to help out. It wasn't a completely selfless offer, I have to admit. As much as I was loving our indoor apartment garden, I was missing gardening outdoors and craving sharing that experience with someone too… and so it started, our weekly gardening day together … Read the rest
29 June 2013 - Baby time: Changing roles for a month
I am yet to experience the joys of motherhood but I regularly find myself reading about natural parenting and birthing. I'm not sure why but it seems to fit with my quest to 'make sense of things' so I roll with it. My friend's frequent flyer points recently delivered me to their family in Perth, Australia, where I spent a month as part of their growing family – mum, dad, 2 year old Nova and 6 week old Lumen. Before arriving I wondered… how would I cope? After all, reading and doing is very different.
My concerns dissipated quickly. Every morning I was woken by Nova, a beautiful little girl, whose smile makes me so happy I forget my tiredness. We'd read together in bed, talk or I would get my medical from this little doctor, checking my blood pressure, heart, stomach and lungs with her little stethoscope and little … Read the rest
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05 January 2012 - Dear readers… thank you!!!
Dear readers,
To kick off the new year, we'd like to warmly thank you for your continuous reading and support throughout 2011… Indeed, Making Sense of Things is growing, and was viewed more than 53,000 times in 2011! The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people, so if it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 20 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
Here are some more crunchy numbers for you:
- Most visitors came from Australia. The United States & The United Kingdom were not far behind.
- We also had visitors from New Zealand, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Israel/Palestine, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Kenya, Egypt, Morocco, Zambia, among others… We'd love to visit you! 🙂
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11 July 2011 - Update your playlist thanks to the Worldwide Festival…
I have to admit, after five days dancing at the sixth Worldwide Festival, I struggle writing this post… Yet, I'm putting the effort as I do think you should consider attending the next one, either in Singapore or Sète (South of France – see the pic). The Worldwide Festival is organised by the über famous DJ Gilles Peterson and the styles of music are as eclectic as the name of the festival suggests. We've seen and heard artists from the UK, France, US, but also from the Congo, Japan, Iceland, Germany, Singapore, Kenya… etc with artists such as LeFtO, Simbad, Raphael Saadiq, Konono Number One, Gilles Peterson, Brandt Brauer Frick, Flying Lotus, Cut Chemist, DJ Harvey, Awesome Tapes From Africa, Ghostpoet, etc… As for the styles, there really was a bit of everything: house, electronic, hip-hop, dubstep, acid-jazz, trip-hop, blues, drum and bass, and even (sadly) a bit of pop.… Read the rest
28 February 2011 - Coming out – or more about who we are…
Dear readers,
First of all, let us thank you for you interest in Making Sense of Things. We are in particular grateful for the comments you leave us, as they inevitably stir further thinking and exchanges. Balancing openess with privacy is always tricky on the Web, but given your overwhelming welcoming, positive and constructive response, CJG and I have decided to be a bit more open about ourselves. So in reality our names are Carly and Jean. We've just moved out from Brisbane (Australia) where we've stayed for the last 10 months and have flown back to London UK, where we'll be staying for a couple of months.
Carly is 31, has worked as engineer in the private sector until leaving the company last year. She has taken some time off to be able to transition towards a way of life that allows her (and us!) to live veritably in … Read the rest
08 November 2010 - Listen to our new radio station – soundsory – while browsing the blog!
We're happy to announce that we've created a new webradio station – soundsory – so that you can listen and, perhaps, discover some new sounds while reading the blog. You can also listen directly to the webradio station itself while browsing the web.
The aim of the radio is to broadcast quality, eclectic and twisted tunes. Feel free to let us know what sounds you (dis)like but also to share anything that you believe should be aired.
You can naturally pause the radioplayer (on the right of the screen) if you prefer to read in silence… but you can also spread the word and play it out loud!
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SMD, Ephixa, . DBlock & S-te-Fan, Zatox, The anarchist and more.
This Is... Hardstyle
So I came across this post http://goo.gl/AGYpW while browsing r/electronicmusic and it really got me interested in this genre.
I'd always shrugged it off before due to the, 'bong bong bong bong bong' repetitiveness of it. But one video changed my mind, http://goo.gl/OivX1
Made me realize there was a lot more to this genre than I originally thought so I'm giving it some of my time to get to know. And what better way to get to know music than to mix it.
This mix contains just a few of the amazing tracks I've found today and I'm am sure there is much much more to find.
If you want more head on over to r/hardstyle where my journey began.
I hope this mix opens up other peoples eyes.
A little bit about my journey can be read at the reddit post: http://goo.gl/qcosb


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Just when you think there's no reason to watch the Tour de France this year now that American star Lance Armstrong, the only name most of us ever really knew from the sport, retired, there's a new bicyclist in town and everyone should know his name. He's the potential new replacement in our hearts -- and maybe someday, even that yellow leader shirt: Tejay van Garderen.
What, that name doesn't sound American at all! Van Garderen is actually of Dutch descent, but he was born and raised here, and is a Montana boy through and through. That's why he's so good at climbing those hills that make you feel like your quads are going to burn off, and one of the many reasons lots of people are hanging high hopes on him and his future.
Time to get the old guys like Armstrong and a few others out, and make way for a new crop of young, exciting bicycle stars.
In fact, the two of the oldest cyclists in the race are also Americans; Chris Horner is 40 and Levi Leipheimer is will be 38 in October.
At 22, van Garderen is the among the youngest to compete this year, his first ever Tour (22 year old Anthony Delaplace is technically the youngest going by birth month). So the chances of his winning the whole shebang aren't too likely, but he could do well in individual stages and even win the coveted white jersey for best young rider. If his Twitter comments are any indication, he should be pretty entertaining to watch -- if you call watching someone riding a bike around entertaining, that is.
His last Tweet three hours ago:
Cav of course being fellow Team HTC-Highroad cyclist Mark Cavendish, the British guy who's know to get super emotional about winning. I love how van Garderen seems to be going into the race with the right attitude, making some jokes, having fun. I trust all that changed the minute he hit the course, and if you turn on your TV now you just might catch a glimpse of him whizzing past you in his white, yellow and green jersey. The race is on!
Who's your favorite to win the Tour de France?
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SAVVY savers have found a loophole to slash the amount of inheritance tax that their kids have to pay on their cash by giving up their final salary pensions in favour of lump sums.
Savers have found a loophole to slash the amount of inheritance tax their kids pay
The growing trend among savers means that many parents are opting to move money from final salary schemes to pensions that can be passed onto their offspring with little tax being deducted.
Financial advisers suggest that this section of the industry, dubbed "defined benefit pensions" is now worth £50billion.
Savers who opt for final salary schemes have always had the option to swap them for a defined contribution pension pot.
But the demand for this type of investment was low - because the inflation-linked income provided by final salary pensions was adequate.
Alistair Cunningham, a pension specialist at Wingate Financial Planning told The Telegraph: "If you look at it simply, in a final salary scheme you might be getting £30,000 of annual income. If you die, your spouse will get maybe £15,000 a year."
But he added that in a defined contribution pension you could pass £1 million tax free to your spouse or children if you die under the age of 75.
Defined contribution pensions have become popular with savers fed-up with being taxed
The pension freedoms introduced in 2015 have allowed greater choice for savers, according to The Telegraph.
And over the past two years, 210,000 people have moved pensions worth £50 billion out of final salary schemes, figures from Mercer the actuarial firm shows.
The culling of the so-called death tax on unused pensions in 2015 has been one of the main reasons that savers now want to change their pension schemes.
Final salary schemes pay a spouse's pension after death worth half of the original members annual income.
If the surviving wife or husband dies then the pension ends.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Part I - Call to Order
Mrs. Charlotte Sebold, President, called the monthly meeting of the Board of Education to order at 4:02 p.m. Also in attendance were Mrs. Cynthia Downton, Vice President; Mr. Thomas Carr, Dr. Donald Forrester, Mr. Rodney Reckart, associate members; and Dr. Janet Wilson, Superintendent of Schools. The meeting was held at central office.
Part II – Public Comment
There was no public comment at this time.
Part III - Executive Session
Upon a motion by Dr. Forrester, seconded by Mr. Reckart, the Board of Education unanimously agreed to move to executive session at 4:03 p.m. under authority of 10-503 and
10-508 of the State Government Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland for the following reasons: to discuss personnel matters affecting one or more individuals, to consult with counsel to obtain legal advice, and administrative function.
Mrs. Barbara Baker, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Keith Harvey, Director of Human Resources; Mr. Larry McKenzie, Director of Finance; Commissioner Gregan Crawford, Ex-Officio member, and Miriam Sincell, Attorney, were present during all or part of the Executive Session.
Part IV - Re-Opening of Public Session
The Board reconvened in public session at 6:05 p.m. Mrs. Sebold led a moment of silence after which Ms. Ashley Parandhamaia, 2012/2013 student board member, led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Part V -Acceptance of Agenda
Upon a motion by Dr. Forrester, seconded by Mr. Carr, the agenda was approved as amended. Board Policy 563.121, Use of Sick Leave by Certified Employees and Board Policy 650.1, Use of Sick Leave by Support Services Employees, was tabled until the board attorney could review both policies.
Part VI – Announcements
The following announcements were shared:
December 21 Students Dismissed 3 hours early
Staff Dismissed 2.5 hours early
December 24-January 1 Schools are Closed for Christmas Holiday
See the December Calendar of Activities for various events throughout the month.
· Mrs. Sebold attended the Northern High School play, It's A Wonderful Life, and the Southern High School play, West Side Story and commented that both plays were amazing.
Part VII – Approval of Minutes – November 13, 2012
Upon a motion by Dr. Forrester, seconded by Mr. Reckart, the minutes of November 13, 2012 were unanimously approved as amended.
Part VIII – Recognition
The Board recognized Trace Livengood, a Northern High School senior, for being selected as Garrett County's Student Page for the upcoming legislative sessions in Annapolis. Dr. Wilson congratulated Trace and stated that he will be a wonderful representative because he is personable, connects with all people and does not have a shy bone in his body. Dr. Forrester presented Mr. Livengood with a certificate of recognition and said it brings not only recognition to Mr. Livengood but to our system. Mr. Livengood's parents were at the meeting and his mom stated she is very proud.
The Board recognized the NeXT GEN FIRST LEGO League Team 780 who won the Champions Award at the Carroll County FIRST LEGO League event. The team also received the second place Research Technical Award and placed first in the Robot Performance portion of the competition. The team consists of students from both Northern and Southern Middle and is coached by Arlene Lantz. Ms. Lantz stated that the team has done an excellent job.
The team presented their project, Gramma Jamma to the Board. The team can apply for an Innovative Award and possibly be given funds in order to patent their project. Ms. Lantz informed the Board that the state championships will be held on January 19, 2013. Mr. Carr presented the team with a certificate of recognition and commented not only on the hard work that is put into the team's effort but the heart as well. Several parents were in attendance.
The Board recognized Lisa Bender, a Southern High School teacher, who has been recognized by the Take Charge America Institute at the University of Arizona as a 2013 Family Economics and Financial Education (FEFE) National Master Educator. Mrs. Bender stated that this opportunity has not only allowed her to be fully engaged on the local level when it comes to financial literacy but on the national level as well. Mr. Reckart presented Mrs. Bender with a certificate of recognition.
The Board recognized Denise Langley, a Northern Middle School teacher, who has been recognized by the Maryland Council Teachers of Mathematics (MCTM) as a 2012 Maryland Outstanding Mathematics Educator. She is one of six teachers to receive the Maryland Council Teacher of Mathematics Excellence Award. Mrs. Downton congratulated Ms. Langley and presented her with a certificate of recognition.
The Board recognized Doug Oxford, a Southern High School teacher, who has been named a Nobel Educator of Distinction by the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS). Mr. Oxford was nominated by his students for outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence in the classroom. Mr. Oxford thanked his students for nominating him for this recognition. Mrs. Sebold presented Mr. Oxford with a certificate of recognition.
Part IX – Public Comment
There was no public comment at this time.
Part X – Personnel Recommendations
Dr. Wilson recommended approval of the following personnel matters:
· Appointments: Carol Palmer, Part-time Cafeteria Worker, SH, eff. 01/07/13
Karen Grabowski, Part-time Cafeteria Worker, SH, eff. 01/07/2013
Sherry Hauser, Part-time Cafeteria Worker, SH, eff. 01/07/2013
Laura Tasker, Part-time Cafeteria Worker, CR, eff. 01/07/13
· Extra Duty Compensated Coaches: Jacqueline Hawkins, Senor Class Advisor, NH
Doug Oxford, Mock Trial Advisor, SH
· Emergency Coaches: Greg Beachy, Assistant Bocce Coach, NH
Kris DeWitt, Head Bocce Coach, NH
Dan Jeffreys, Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach, NH
Tim Rush, Assistant Wrestling Coach, SH
Dave Taylor, Head Wrestling Coach, SH
Mary Ann Umbel, Senior Class Advisor, NH
· Volunteer Coaches: Dan Clark, Wrestling Assistant Coach, SH
John Friend, Assistant Boys' Basketball Coach, SH
Deb Ignat, Girls' Basketball Coach, NH
· Request for Leave Without Pay
· Professional Leave Requests: PowerSchool University 2013, Sunday, February 24 – Friday, March 1, 2012, San Diego, CA
· Field Trip Requests: Northern Ski and Snowboard Club, January 31-February 3, 2013, Killington Ski Resort, Killington, VT
Upon a motion by Mr. Reckart and a second by Mrs. Downton, the Board of Education approved (3-2) the superintendent's recommendations. Dr. Forrester and Mr. Carr voted against the recommendations. They supported the persons being recommended but voted against the recommendations due to ongoing difficulties with timeliness regarding the approval procedure process.
Part XI – New Business
Mr. Paul Edwards, Director of Secondary Education, and Mrs. April Fleming, Northern High School teacher, presented information on the transition to the Common Core Curriculum for secondary education. Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Fleming, and other teachers from Garrett County Public Schools, attended the MSDE sponsored Educator Effectiveness Academy in Hagerstown during the summer. Scope and sequence "maps" for skills were outlined and created for every course taught in Garrett County. Major topics and vocabulary will be taught at the same time at both high schools so benchmark assessments can be created and implemented. Teachers are taking what they are teaching and aligning topics and skills to the Common Core Curriculum. English and math skills are also embedded into other subject areas. Mrs. Fleming informed the Board that the collaboration between the two high schools has been wonderful and strategies are being shared. Mr. Edwards stated that he is working with a quality staff working toward a common goal.
Dr. Wilson thanked Mr. Edwards and Mrs. Fleming on behalf of the entire instruction department. Dr. Wilson spoke briefly regarding the academic freedom component and the need for teachers to have the latitude to use a variety of resources and instructional approaches. She stated things are changing but the staff remains flexible.
Mr. Edwards briefly addressed the Board's concern regarding personnel on the processing of contracts procedure and informed them that efforts are being put forth to have the contracts processed prior to the beginning of each sport season. He then presented the changes made in the Handbook for Extra Curricular Activities. He explained that due to repetition in many parts of the handbook, deletions have been made. His goal is to make the handbook more user-friendly and accessible to coaches. He noted that the biggest addition to the handbook is the information concerning the new concussion policy and procedures, forms that need to be completed, and recommended handouts from the National Federation of Coaches. Mr. Edwards stated that the student group had many ideas and were less inhibited in sharing those ideas in the more informal setting he used to meet with them this year. Mr. Edwards asked the Board to contact him with any questions or concerns related to the handbook. The Board thanked Mr. Edwards.
Mrs. Penny Proudfoot, Coordinator of Staff Development and Curriculum, and Mrs. Lisa Bender presented information on the Financial Literacy Plan. Mrs. Proudfoot informed the Board that COMAR 13A.04.06.1 states that financial literacy education must be taught in schools. Garrett County Public Schools has developed a plan for grades preK-12. They explained that the purpose of the Garrett County Public Schools Financial Literacy Plan is to develop a comprehensive strategy to teach students the financial skills necessary to become financially literate adults. The Family and Consumer Sciences class is used to teach financial literacy in the middle schools. There are various courses at the high school level that are offered to the students. The financial literacy plan provides students a chance to understand and learn lifelong financial skills. The Financial Literacy Plan will be brought to the January meeting as an action item. The Board was asked to call Mrs. Proudfoot if there are any questions or concerns.
Part XII – Board Business
Ms. Parandhamaia presented the student board member report. She informed the Board that Northern High School recently completed a blood drive and approximately 50 pints of blood were donated. She reported that both high schools gave CTE tours. Ms. Parandhamaia announced that the Garrett County Association of Student Councils (GCASC) will conduct a meeting at Perkins Restaurant on Saturday, December 15, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. and that a county-wide dance for students from Northern High and Southern High will be offered after a basketball game in the near future.
Mr. Carr announced that he will attend the Legal Services Association (LSA) Board of Directors meeting on Wednesday, December 12, 2012.
There was discussion on the Mountain Maryland PACE reception which will be held on January 24-25, 2013.
Mrs. Downton reported on the ACE Committee meeting which was held on November 26. Technology in the county was a topic of discussion. The ACE committee is revising its membership and would like the Board to consider extending membership to a representative of Garrett College. The Board will review the role and primary focus of the ACE Committee. The next ACE Committee meeting will be held on March 26, 2013.
Mrs. Downton and Mr. Reckart attended the MABE New Board Member Orientation at BWI Airport on November 29-30, 2012 and stated that the orientation was very informative.
Mrs. Sebold congratulated Mr. Carr for being appointed to the MABE Conference Planning Committee.
Part XIII – Information Items
1. December 2012 School Activities Calendar
2. December 2012 Home & School Connection
3. November 2012 HOPE healthletter
4. December 2012 HOPE healthletter
Part XIV – Adjourn
Upon a motion by Mr. Carr, the Board adjourned the meeting at 8:17 p.m.
|Mrs. Charlotte Sebold
|Dr. Janet S. Wilson
|Approved: January 8, 2013


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