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About Homeschool
How do I start?
About Robinson
Curriculum (RC)
Tips for RC users
Format Text Files
Print Books at Home
Bind Books at Home
Free Books Online
(RC, Henty & more)
Rosegate's Free Files
Lists (many RC)
Series Order
Homeschool Name/ ID
LDS RC Ideas
Links for Homeschool
Site Map
The following sites contain useful homeschool materials. It is all FREE unless it's marked with a $. Although I have geared this mainly toward RC users, (and tried to mainly find printable materials) this material could be useful to any homeschooling family. Click on a subject that interests you, or scroll down to see them all.
Printing tip: An easy way to print these double-sided is to use FinePrint, and combine jobs. Go to the FinePrint page to learn how easy it is. (Download FinePrint for free.)
Alphabuddies - lots of fun alphabet and number coloring pages.
Create-A-Book - alphabet and number coloring pages to print.
A Jan Brett Coloring Alphabet - beautiful pictures to color and make into an alphabet book. And here are some covers to pick from.
The RC phonics flashcards are meant to be a supplement to a phonics book or program. Below are some free phonics books that are highly rated. (Also some more phonics cards if you like).
(Another option is to buy a workbook at Walmart that contains phonics lessons. We used "Everything for Early Learning - Grade 1" - look by the school supplies.)
Word Mastery - Book in PDF format (scanned pages). Written in 1913 and considered by some to be one of the best phonics programs ever. Another PDF version in large print (typed, not scans).
Reading Made Easy with Blend Phonics - Book in PDF format. This is supposed to be one of the easiest ways to teach phonics, and is also considered highly effective.
Progressive Phonics - (If link doesn't work, try the archived page.) Has numerous free PDF books to download, print, and read along with your child to help them learn phonics. You can click on each book for a preview, to see what you think before downloading.
Alphabet and Phonics Flashcards - from Child Genius Magazine. You can start at the very beginning with the simple alphabet cards, or move on to the phonogram cards with words. There are 7 sets of flashcards to choose from.
Alphabet Flashcards and Phonogram Flashcards from Jan Brett - The phonogram cards are very similar to the RC flashcards, except there are fewer of them. (And they have pretty pictures on them.)
Phonics Rules Review - Just rules, not in flashcard format.
Owl and Mouse Educational Software - Numerous free computer programs that teach children the alphabet, phonics, and reading. (Other subjects available, too.)
Cue Card - Make and print your own custom vocabulary flashcards with this totally free program. (I've tried this one and I think you could use it to make any kind of flash card you wanted.) Or use the program to quiz yourself, if you prefer to learn on the computer, without printing.
Sesame Words (SAT Vocabulary) - 3 lists of varying sizes available, and online flashcards. Each list is divided into lessons, which could be a helpful feature for using over the course of your child's homeschooling years. The high frequency list appears to contain easier words, and the low frequency list contains more difficult words. (Not in all cases, but it makes sense that harder words would generally be used less frequently on the SAT).
5000 Collegiate Words with Brief Definitions - (in HTML or PDF format) created by an SAT prep teacher to teach words you'll need for the SAT or similar tests. (Has 5000 words, compared to RC's 6,464.) Scroll down to the box beneath the word list to see why they say 5000 words is enough for the SAT.
High Frequency GRE Vocabulary and SAT Vocabulary - If you want to a lighter load of vocabulary, this list is only 750 words. (RC has 6,464.)
Puzzlemaker - Make vocabulary exercises using your vocabulary words. (Word searches, crosswords, and other word puzzles.) Just keep in mind that this is OPTIONAL. Your child can memorize vocabulary by using just flashcards, or a simple list, and probably doesn't need these games to learn. They're just to add some fun. Can also print solutions.
Quiz Generator - at Personal Education Press. Fill in your own vocabulary lists to create fill-in-the-answer or multiple choice vocabulary quizzes or worksheets. You can also print the solutions. (This site also has other generators besides this quiz maker, including a flashcard drill.)
RC Vocabulary Quiz Index - Created for RC users. Includes quiz and solution for all the RC vocabulary words.
Book used in another curriculum, which may or may not interest you: (From the 1800s)
Word Building by Alonzo Reed and Brainerd Kellogg. Teaches about roots, suffixes, etc.
$ Vocabulary Exercises - from Robinson Books. This 10 volume set is a bit on the pricey side up front, but if you think of it as divided by the 13 years of homeschool, it works out to just a few dollars a year. Instead of flashcards it includes the following for each book in the curriculum that has accompanying vocabulary: A vocabulary list (words and definitions), 2 word searches (one has the word as a clue and one has the definition as a clue), a cross word puzzle, and a matching game (can also be used as a quiz, if you like). The book is comb-bound in 10 volumes and is over 1600 pages. (Or you can print all of this from the version 2.2 CDs, which may be a better choice. Then you can only print those you want, and make new ones for each child.)
To Read: A list of free e-book sites is available at the bottom of the Free Homeschool Books page.
To Listen To: A list of free audiobook sites is available at the top of the RC Audio Books page.
1913 Webster's Dictionary - Same as on RC, but it's online and searchable. (Also available here. Select the 1913 or 1828 edition.)
Or try the 1828 Webster's Dictionary - Popular among homeschoolers. (What's so great about 1828?) This online version is searchable. (Also available here. Select the 1828 or 1913 edition.)
Wordsmyth.Net Dictionary - This site has multiple dictionaries, including: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, a children's illustrated dictionary, and more. The dictionaries also list antonyms, synonyms, and an example of the word in a sentence. A great site!
1911 Encyclopedia - Same as on RC, except this is online, searchable, and browseable. (Not scans.) Why 1911? It is considered by many to be one of the best encyclopedias ever written. (Another version is available here.)
1611 King James Bible - Scanned images, same as RC. Or here is a searchable, browseable HTML version.
Pink Monkey - Free "G" rated literary analyses, summaries, study guides, reviews, etc. Use this site to teach students how to analyze literature, or read summaries to help you pick books for your children. They have numerous RC books, as well as many other great books you may be using for school.
Novel Guide - Want to teach proper literary analysis? This site has numerous RC books, as well as other great books you may want to add to your reading list.
If you're thinking of creating your own curriculum, take a look at many booklists to get an idea of what other people recommend.
RC booklist - Printable plain list or printable table list (with lines).
1000 Good Books List - Broken up into reading levels.
Ambleside Online - You don't have to be following the Charlotte Mason method to find this book list useful. They have tried to use many books that are available online. (Those available are linked.) Organized by age.
Beacons of Truth Reading Lists - Sorted by age or subject. Nice to get an idea of the reading level of so many books you've heard of.
The Best of the Best - Book lists from "Citizens for Literary Standards in Schools". List of nice books. (Archived page.)
Classics List for Children and Youth - from the book "A Thomas Jefferson Education." Many available online. Separated into 2 age groups. (Archived page.)
A Child's Reading List - from Eagle Forum. Difficulty level is rated, and books are also labeled as being best suited for boys, girls, or both.
Twaddle-Free Book Lists and "Living Books" - Neat list of books we've all heard of. Many of these are also available free online, but her list links to the books at Amazon instead. Arranged by age, and some by subject.
Book Wizard - at Scholastic. Search for a title to find the reading level and interest level, both by grade. Or browse by reading level for a list of books.
AR Book Finder - This site doesn't have a book list, but you can enter a book title and search for its "ATOS book level" and the "Interest Level" by grade.
Handwriting for Kids - Printable penmanship practice. Select manuscript or cursive. There are multiple categories to choose from, such as: Alphabet, Numbers, Sentences, Nursery Rhymes, etc. The alphabet tracing guides are a great reference, which have numbered arrows that show HOW to form each letter correctly.
There are also pre-writing worksheets to help with coordination.
Handwriting paper - Good blank handwriting paper (with the dotted middle line) in numerous formats and sizes. Very little wasted space when you print these! There's also filler paper, without the dotted line.
Custom Tracer Pages - Available in 3 font styles. What you type will be printed in dotted lines for the student to trace. You could also use this for copywork by typing a sentence and leaving the rest of the page blank for them to fill in. Unlike some other generators I've seen, this cursive font actually connects the letters properly.
Handwriting Articles
Why teach cursive first? - Interesting article at LITHBTH Educational Services.
Handwriting is on the wall - Studies show that better handwriting helps kids express themselves better, and write more complex sentences. Interesting article.
What is Copywork? - A brief explanation of the concept of copywork (why and how). Some parents have the student copy a passage, while some have the student copy one sentence repeatedly until the page is filled up. Maybe doing some of each will suit you. (The latter may be a good way to help with something you want the student to memorize, or to help cement a certain principle in their minds.)
Custom Tracer Pages - Available in 3 font styles. What you type will be printed in dotted lines for the student to trace. You could use this for copywork by typing a sentence and leaving the rest of the page blank for them to fill in. Unlike some other generators I've seen, this cursive font actually connects the letters properly.
Leaves of Life - Free online text. Provides an average of 4 copywork excerpts for each day of the year. Includes morals, quotations, poems, scriptures, etc. (See Penmanship section for printable writing paper.)
The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor MB - Free online text. Set up in short, numbered segments, perfect for copywork. Includes morals, quotations, poems, etc. (Look in Penmanship section for printable writing paper.)
Handy Dictionary of Poetical Quotations MB - Short selections from famous poetry, which may be appropriate for copywork. (Find more free books of quotations here.)
Christian HS Copywork - Free Yahoo Group that will mail you a week's worth of copywork at a time.
Copywork Fonts - Create your own copywork pages with these fonts:
Cursive with dotted lines - Use \ instead of space bar to keep the dotted lines between the words, and to make extra lines for writing. I like this one because the letters are actually connected.
Manuscript with dotted lines - Use the ` key [just below Esc] instead of space bar to keep the dotted lines between the words, and to make extra lines for writing.
Free Spelling Course - Includes lessons, rules, exercises and answers. Can use online, or copy, paste and print out. Says it is appropriate for grades 6 to 8.
Owl-Online Writing Lab - See the "General Writing" and "Teacher and Tutor Resources" sections for spelling, grammar and punctuation resources. Directions are available, as well as some exercises, which include answer keys. Available in printer-friendly HTML.
Spelling Rules - at Reading from Scratch. Basic English spelling rules.
Susan Jones' Spelling Rules - Includes rules for irregular nouns and verbs. (Archived page.)
McGuffey's Eclectic Spelling Book - Use the PDF version to retain all the original phonetic markings. Or get the PDF from IA or from GB.
The American Spelling Book - by Noah Webster. The classic "Blue-Backed Speller". Or try The Elementary Spelling Book: Being an Improvement on The American Spelling Book, also by Webster.
100 Most Often Misspelled Words - Includes tips on how to remember the correct spelling. Great list! Also see the Commonly Confused Words list (affect vs. effect, its vs. it's, who vs. whom).
$ Professor Klugimkopf's English Spelling - Buy this RC book already printed in hardcover or paperback. Discounted price for RC users. (Or you can print this from RC version 2.2.)
English Grammar: Explanations and Exercises - by Mary Ansell. A free grammar book that covers the basics. Includes exercises and answers. Can download and print, or use online.
English Synonyms and Antonyms - by James Champlin Fernald. Free book that includes exercises. In text or HTML at PG, or get the PDF from GB.
Owl-Online Writing Lab - See the "General Writing" and "Teacher and Tutor Resources" sections for spelling, grammar and punctuation resources. Directions are available, as well as some exercises, which include answer keys. Available in printer-friendly HTML.
$ Professor Klugimkopf's English Grammar - Buy this RC book already printed in hardcover or paperback. RC users get a discount. (Or you can print this from RC version 2.2.)
Books used in another curriculum, which mayor may not interest you: (These are from the 1800s)
Graded Lessons in English - by Kellogg and Reed in text format. (Or PDF scans at GB.)
Higher Lessons in English - by Kellogg and Reed in text format. (Or PDF scans at GB.)
This following book's not used in the other curriculum, but since the above books have no answer keys, you may find it useful. A Key Containing Diagrams of the Sentences Given for Analysis in the 2 books listed above. (Scans at GB.)
COMPOSITION (or Rhetoric)
English Usage, Style & Composition - A list of free grammar and composition books (old and new) in HTML at Bartleby.com. (Includes the classic "Elements of Style")
Paradigm Online Writing Assistant - Free, complete essay writing course.
Owl-Online Writing Lab - See the "General Writing" and "Teacher and Tutor Resources" sections resources covering all aspects of writing. Directions are available, as well as some exercises, which include answer keys. Available in printer-friendly HTML.
ABCs of the Writing Process - Free online course, good for younger students.
Book used in another curriculum, which mayor may not interest you: (From the 1800s)
Text-book on Rhetoric - by Brainerd Kellogg
30 Days of Poetry - Free lessons that teach how to write different kinds of poetry. (If link doesn't work, try the archived page.)
Poetry Study - Free from Ambleside Online. Includes how to read, understand, and teach poetry.
Note: The flashcards on RC are add and subtract with answers up through 18, and multiply and divide through the 12s. The cards on the CDs are to be printed and folded over. Or instead you could buy similar cards for a low price, write your own on index cards, or download some listed below.
My Math Facts Flashcards - At this site. (PDF) These contain the exact same math facts that are on the RC flashcards, but these print out double-sided. No more folding, taping or laminating. Just get some cardstock, print and cut! (Contains add and subtract up to 18, and multiply and divide through the twelves.)
Mathematics Enhancement Programme (MEP) - Free online math curriculum. (Scroll down to "School Curriculum Materials.") Used in British public schools, but also now used by some homeschoolers. And if you want to discuss using this program, here's the mep-homeschoolers Yahoo group you can join for free.
Math Compass - Great free program for practicing on the computer. Has a flashcard style layout (not printable) and includes add, subtract, multiply and divide. Also has a math worksheet generator and math games.
Math Facts Worksheet Generator - Free program from Schoolhouse Technologies. (There are many other generators online as well.)
Graph Paper - Free customizable graph paper.
$ Saxon Math's Website - at Houghton Mifflin Harcout. If you browse the store you will see you can select Math in the Homeschool section, or in the Educators section (probably the public school editions). I don't know which you will prefer, but we have really liked the homeschool kits. You may want to keep in mind that RC users get a 20% discount when buying through the RC site. (See Below). If you're unsure where to start your child, try the Placement Tests. (These are at Sonlight, since those at the Saxon site seem to have disappeared.)
$ Saxon Math Discount - RC users get a 20% discount when you buy through RC. When ordering, you'll need your RC serial number, which is located on a sticker somewhere inside the CD case. (Note: You don't have to buy all of them at once for the discount to apply.)
G. A. Henty - Visit Preston Speed (archived page) or Henty.com to learn why books by G. A. Henty are a great way to learn world history.
Charlotte Yonge - Learn why her books are another great way to learn world history. (She wrote great historical fiction, like G. A. Henty, but her books may be more appealing to girls.)
Our Timelines - Free timeline generator. You just provide a name and some dates, and it fills in the rest. You can add your own personal events that will be interspersed with the world events. Really helps put things in perspective, especially when looking at the life span of an ancestor or historical person. Great tool for history, genealogy, or for fun. Also makes a printable version in black & white.
The Library of Congress - Their online collections include things like books, maps, newspapers, historic photos, etc.
U. S. Historical Documents - Documents and speeches from pre-colonial times to the present day.
The Avalon Project - Historical documents from all parts of the world, from ancient to modern times.
Owl & Mouse Educational Software - Many free U.S. and World geography learning games. (States, Countries, Land features, printable maps, from small to giant size.)
Seterra - Free geography program provides detailed information about our world. Teaches countries, capitals, cities, and flags.
Geography Tutors - Free programs to brush up on geography. (US, Europe or Africa)
States and Capitals - Learn about the 50 states online, print maps or blank state maps to label.
Blank Maps - World, U.S. and individual states.
American Sign Language University - Free lessons with animations.
Free Online Language Courses - Links to free materials to learn more than 100 languages.
FSI Language Course - Free materials to learn more than 30 languages. Even includes mp3s so you can hear the words spoken. (I'm interested to hear from anyone who's used their site [or others listed here]. Let me know what you think.)
Textkit - Greek and Latin Learning Tools - Free downloadable materials to learn Ancient Greek or Latin.
Online Biology Book - RC doesn't contain a Biology text, and this one's free. I don't know how printable it is, but you could probably make it work. (If anyone's used this book, I'd be glad to hear what you thought of it.)
Celestia - Free 3D space simulation. Probably the nicest planetarium software I've seen.
Solar System 3D Simulator - Cool free program for your computer. Shows orbits and teaches you about each planet.
Kite Modeler - Free program explores the physics (and math) of creating different kinds of kites. Program helps you design a kite and shows you how it would fly in real life.
The Virtual Body - Interactive web page. Contains brain, skeleton, heart and digestive tract.
Human Anatomy Online - Interactive web page. Choose any of the body's systems to learn about. Contains all body systems (including reproductive) so you may want to use for older children.
Bruce's Unusual Typing Wizard - Free typing program for all ages. Includes lessons, practice, and games, and keeps score for many different users.
Tux Typing - Free typing software for kids. Includes lessons and games.
Famous Paintings Art Appreciation Lessons For Kids - at Garden of Praise. See the picture, read about it, and the artist. There are corresponding worksheets, activities and coloring pages. Use the online links to view in color, or print out in color or b & w.
Art Appreciation / Picture Study - Free from Ambleside Online.
Kids Sewing Projects - Includes 6 levels of free lessons, and many free projects for girls and boys. (You can buy the e-book, or just get the free lessons on their page.)
Kids Cooking Activities - Free lessons and free recipes for all age groups. There are Kids Cooking Lessons (toddler to age 18) or the basic How to Cook Lessons. The kids lessons also include things like table manners, table setting, meal planning, nutrition, and grocery shopping. (You can buy the e-book, or just get the free lessons on their page.) There's also a Kids Recipe section.
Music Appreciation / Composer Study - Free from Ambleside Online.
Jon Schmidt's Note Reading - Download free book and learn to play piano.
Keyboard and Music Theory - Free lessons in HTML or PDF, at Garden of Praise.
Guitar Lessons - by Aaron Schulman. Free lessons at Garden of Praise.
Homeschool Driving Course - Learn about options for homeschoolers, and read about Parent-Taught Drivers Ed at HSLDA. Both pages offer useful links. Another interesting article there is Parent Taught Drivers Education Saves Lives. They also offer a course you can purchase, and HSLDA members receive a discount. (Be sure to check your state's driver requirements before pursuing online or home courses.)
Harvard Classics Reading Guide - 15 minutes a day for a year will cover the best parts of these classics. (Harvard Classics available at bartleby.com.)
Robinson Curriculum Official Site - This site is big. But it's good to take some time and learn about this before you decide to get started. You don't have to agree with all of his theories for the curriculum to work. But much of what he says is quite useful. (It's helpful to get a basic understanding of the curriculum before you figure out how to tailor it to suit your family.) While you're getting used to using the curriculum you'll probably come back here again and again. There's so much information that it's easy to forget some! (You can also read much of the same information in the "Course of Study" and "Application Guide" that come on the RC disks.)
Summary of RC - Note: This is written by the man who created RC. But it is quite a bit shorter than the RC site, so it's a good place to start.
Joyful Light Education (archived version) - A very useful site. Has the RC booklist sorted in a different reading order. Also provides tests for many more of the books. (If a test page doesn't work, try refreshing that page, or choosing an earlier date from the archive bar at the top.) Some ideas on bookbinding methods, tracking (for those in states where that is required) and more.
Weekly Assignment Record - Free RC tracking sheets.
Robinson Forum - at the Robinson Curriculum site. Search here for answers to your questions about using the curriculum.
Robinson Users For Christ - A Yahoo group with helpful people, and also some free files you may find useful. You must sign up for this group, but it is free, and you can always "un-join" later if you like. They also sell used homeschool materials there.
HELPFUL HOMESCHOOL SITES (miscellaneous links)
Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) - Learn about the legal requirements for homeschooling in your state, and read lots of great articles about homeschooling.
A to Z Home's Cool - A very large site of all things homeschool. Represents many different homeschool philosophies.
Book Wizard - at Scholastic. Search for a title to find the reading level and interest level, both by grade. Or browse by reading level for a list of books.
AR Book Finder - Enter a book title and search for its reading level.
Author Jan Brett's Home Page - Many of the sections on her page have free educational printables. Her artwork is irresistibly cute!
Clipart For Covers - The following are a few of my favorite sites for clipart.
Printable School-Year Calendar - at Printfree.com. Scroll down to find the one called "12 month School Year Calendar with Date Boxes". These go from July - June. It's good for keeping track of which days you did school, and it fits on one page. (I print mine on cardstock to last all year.)
MIT Free Online Courses - College or High School level.) Or Google "free online course" or "free courseware" for more sites like this.
Free practice tests - ACT, SAT, and GRE. Must create an account, but it's free. (There are a number of other places that also provide free practice tests.)
Sheppard Software - Free educational software for schools and homeschools. (Presidents-Mania, States-Mania, Astro-Mania, Geography, SAT/GRE Crash Course, etc.) Codes provided for otherwise shareware programs.
Owl & Mouse Educational Software - Great free games to download. Many geography, and reading programs, printable maps, and some educational crafts.
PBS - Why not take advantage of educational programming? Look up your local PBS station's programming schedule, and record the educational shows you're interested in. Check your local station and sign up for a preview newsletter, if possible. (May be in a teacher section.) If not, here's the general PBS Preview Newsletter you can sign up for.
Emergency Homeschool Plan - at Ambleside Online. A plan for temporary schooling, using free online materials. Created for any emergency schooling situation, whether or not the child was previously homeschooled or not.
World Book's Typical Course of Study - If you're wondering what subjects schools typically cover for each grade, here is a basic outline, from Pre-K through 12th grade.
$ Discounts for Homeschoolers - A list of stores that offer discounts to educators, including homeschool teachers. (There are probably more places besides those listed here. It never hurts to ask!)
HSLDA: Homeschooling Through High School - The "During High School" section has plenty of free information for all homeschoolers (not just HSLDA members) about grading, record keeping, diplomas, testing, credits, preparing transcripts, and much more. They have a number of different transcript samples, and a blank form. Besides all that free info, you can also opt to pay for the transcript service they offer.
Homeschooling High School - Has lots of info about the following: transcripts, credits, diplomas, planning and recording forms, and more. It also includes a link to a free Transcript Creator.
The Basic High School Transcript - from Donna Young. Includes directions for how to prepare a transcript, as well as some samples.
Robinson Users For Christ - A free Yahoo group for Robinson Curriculum users. They have some sample transcripts in their files sections, and other members have posted about how they've done transcripts with RC.
$ Robinson Books - Offers printed versions of a few RC books, and all the Henty books. Includes the Grammar, Spelling, and Vocabulary books.
$ Dover Publications - Many of the RC books (and other classics) are offered here at very low prices. They also have a few Henty.
$ Exodus Books - They offer many Henty books, as well as some study guides, and a few books by Charlotte Yonge. Available in hardcover, trade paperback, or featherweights.
$ Love to Learn - The funnest HS store I've found, and with great prices. They carry: Saxon math books, some RC and Henty books, as well as other great classics (use the "Home School Resources" drop-down menu and click "Good Reading"), Bible learning and other great HS materials.
$ Used Homeschool Curriculum - A list of places to find used homeschool material.
$ Used Homeschooling Books / Curricula - Another list of places to find used homeschool materials.
Also check out eBay, or ,if you're looking for RC, try one of the RC forums.
MISCELLANEOUS (not school-related)
$ The Storage Room - Home food storage supplies. If you're interested in preparedness, check out this site! They carry dehydrated as well as freeze-dried foods, including staples plus a large variety of other yummy-looking and useful foods. Some of the brands they carry are Harveston Farms, Mountain House, and Backpacker's Pantry.


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2016-17 Common Application Essay Prompts: A Guide
Yesterday we provided an overview of the Common App essay prompts and an in-depth look at the first of those prompts. Today, we'll continue with this series and dissect Common App prompt number two.
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What are the 2016-2017 Common Application essay prompts?
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I am about to leave Quebec City to pass the weekend in Ottawa. The main reason for this short trip to Canada's capital is the fact that my favourite Canadian comedy band, the Arrogant Worms, will play there on Sunday. I simply cannot miss this concert because I do not know if I will get another chance to see them later this year. You find my past posts about them, including two videos, here.
Those who don't know the band, can watch several clips with their music on youtube, but I will also embed some clips in this post.
First enjoy "Ontario sucks" (don't forget that it's comedy). Although this song is actually sung by Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie, it suits my upcoming first time in this province ;-)
Then watch the video with the song "Canada's really big" - because it's the size that counts ;-)
And last but not least watch the clip of the Worms performing "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate" with the Edmonton Symphonie Orchestra to see how they actually are.


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It is a very useful app for its 500 million users present worldwide.
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WhatsApp is available across all formats: Android, iOS and Windows. However, the steps provided here will be applicable to all platforms.
- Firstly, the user has to install WhatsApp Messenger from the App Store and backup all personal data.
- Then, the user must uninstall the app after backing up the data.
- Once, the app is uninstalled, change the status of the phone to Airplane Mode from the Setting menu.
- Next up, reinstall the app on the smart phone.
- After the installation takes place, the user must enter the phone number.
- After entering the phone number, Click to Proceed option is available. However, there will be no confirmation text message as the smart phone is in Airplane Mode.
- WhatsApp then asks for an alternative to sign up, that is through email address.
- After entering the email address, click on the submit button and then immediately press the Cancel button.
- After the completion of all the above mentioned steps, the user must install the spoof application on their smart phone.
- After that, visit the Outbox and send in the details of any spoofed application for verification purposes.
- Once details are sent, it will follow up with the details to the false number.
- Therefore, the details will be given on the user's false WhatsApp Account.
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Uveal melanoma is the primary intraocular malignancy. More tumor-specific treatments are needed to reduce the incidence of ocular complications during treatment of uveal melanoma, but current methods do not allow for determination of the effects of treatments on the physiology of the tumor and its circulation. In cancer, diffusion MRI changes due to cell swelling and apoptosis are measurable at an earlier stage than subsequent conventional radiological response indicator. It is not yet known if diffusion MRI is useful in uveal melanoma. In the present study, longitudinal diffusion MRI was employed to localize and characterize uveal melanoma followed by the contrast enhanced MRI on day 7 to assess tumor vasculature in mice.
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Adult male C57BL/6 mice underwent intraocular choroidal inoculation of 50 103 B16F10 cells in 1.0µL medium. Diffusion MRI was performed to determine the apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) on day 4 (n = 6), 7 (n = 3), and 10 (n = 3) after cell inoculation. T1-weighted MRI after i.p. administration of Gd-DTPA was performed on day 7 to assess tumor vasculature.
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On day 4, uveal melanoma ADC was 0.65 10-3 mm2/s, significantly higher than 0.36 10-3 mm2/s of remote intact retina (p < 0.05) , a value not changed with tumor mass increase on days 7 and 10. Thus, the uveal melanoma was clearly differentiated from the retina on the ADC map (Fig 1A & B). At day 7, the tumor vasculature was delineated based on the regional signal enhancement after the administration of Gd-DTPA (Fig. 1C & D).
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ADC changes appear as an early marker for uveal melanoma. These preliminary findings suggest that MRI may be useful to monitor the temporal evolution of uveal melanoma and detect tumor vasculature in vivo.
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Some photographs below, unfortunately photographs taken with my phone wouldn't upload… so instead I've attached a video below of two short clips. First half is of Amelia being drawn by Clym & the second half is of Amelia giving kisses to Thomas Bjorn!
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We were invited to a delightful afternoon tea with Delvaux to celebrate the launch of their new handbag collection. The pastries were divine & lovely espresso too! We had such a fun time and absolutely adored meeting their special guest Valentine Decort! She drew a beautiful, beautiful drawing of me & Amelia. So full of imagination yet captured us perfectly. She even guessed my handbag content correctly!
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The U – 14 Cricket team of St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh won the U – 14 Zonal tournament for the third consecutive year held at GRM Public School, Ranholla. Our team defeated D.A.V. Public School, Mianwali Nagar by 9 wickets in the final match. Brahmjot Singh (VIII H), Yash Bansal (VIII F), Rohan Chawla (VII C) and Sumit (VI G) showed good performance.
The team comprised of Daksh Sehgal (VIII B), Yash Bansal (VIII F), Rohan Chawla (VII C), Daksh Dadhich (VII C), Varun (VII C), Shreshth Lamba (VII F), Yash Jangir (VII F), Sumit (VI G), Vedant Mehta (VIII A), Daksh Trehan (VII C), Vaibhav Yadav (VII A), Shardul Thakru (VIII H), Brahmjot Singh (VIII H), Hardik Gupta (VII G), Aditya Soni (VII A) and Gaurav Kalra (VI G).
The Football teams of St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh participated in the Zonal Football Tournament (2017-18) held at Ganga International School, Hirankudna from 16 to 24 November, 2017. The Senior Boys (U – 19) football team emerged as Champions by defeating Ganga International School in the finals by 7 – 6 (Tie Breaker). Our Sub – Junior team (U – 14) reached the semi – finals and secured Second Runners Up Position.
The Senior team comprised ofSarabjot Singh (XII A), Gurmehar Singh (XII B), Jasmeet Singh (XII B), Tarun Jain (XII B), Lakshay Singh (XII C), Kuvam Sehgal (XII C), Piyush Bhatia (XII D), Jatin Kansra (XII D), Aryaan Bhandari (XI A), Ishaan Sachdeva (XI B), Pritish Rawat (XI B), Prithu Sharma (XI C), Muktesh Sharma (XI C), Prashant Khurana (XI D), Aditya Roy (XI E) and Joshua Joseph (XI F).
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3 students of St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh participated in the Inter Zonal Badminton Tournament of Zone 17 held at Ludlo Castle Govt. School from 7 to 17 November, 2017. Manan Shingari and Sanskar Chopra of Class X-A won a Gold medal in the Junior category. Rohan Chawla (VI-C) won a Gold medal in the Sub – Junior category.
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- Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai. (Full disclosure: I'm editing this for a group so slow that we'll probably finish in 2013.) Again, the premise and characters are a little out of the ordinary. The introduction of the rest of the ensemble in the fourth episode has brightened the tone and made the show considerably funnier.
- Un-Go. I generally like mystery stories, but the first two episodes were not engaging. The third and fourth, however, had a great premise and hook. I'll keep watching.
- Shinryaku Ika Musume S2. More Ika-chan is always welcome. The episodes to date have been more or less on par with last season.
- Working S2. The basic shticks (Souta's obsession with all things small, Inami's reactive decking of any man within reach, Yachiyo's obsession with the manager, the manager's obsession with parfaits, etc, etc) were done to death in S1, and nothing has changed.
- Ben-To. I like the pseudo-samurai hokum, and the expansion of the circle of characters adds interest. However, the humor is inconsistent, and the level of violence appears to be escalating, as a "serious" plot is introduced.
- Guilty Crown. A sci-fi extravaganza that's one gigantic cliche. Post-apocalyptic Japan? Check. Nebish hero with superpowers? Check. Beautiful damsels in distress? Check. Crazed villains? Check. Beautiful eye candy, but it's all empty calories.
- Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon. This show must have a point; it must. They wouldn't introduce all those characters, and all those plot points, and never explain them, would they? Oh wait, isn't that what happened in No.6?
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Dr. Rhee is very knowledgeable/experienced AND has a good bedside manner. Not a lot of doctors possess both. I felt very confident in his recommendations and him performing an adenoidectomy and tonsillectomy on my 5 yr old son. He made my son feel safe and unafraid from the initial office visit to the post-op visit. My son's recovery was uneventful and positive. I also think his ability to explain things to parents in a way that they understand makes him stand out from other doctors I have met.
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As fall approaches, campaign season in San Jose is beginning to heat up and Friday, the City Council candidates in two competitive races faced off in one of the first forums since the June primary.
In a repeat of the 2014 runoff, sitting Councilman Tam Nguyen will face Maya Esparza, who lost by only about 200 votes, for the District 7 seat west of downtown, while Pam Foley and Kalen Gallagher are both vying to replace outgoing Councilman Don Rocha in District 9 along the southwest edge of the city.
Perhaps the biggest challenge for voters is finding policy differences between the candidates, who agree about a number of major issues the city faces, including the need for affordable housing and the challenge of revitalizing the area around Diridon Station west of downtown without displacing current residents.
In the District 7 race, some differences are emerging around how to solve one of the city's most persistent problems: homelessness.
At the forum hosted by the San Jose Downtown Association, Esparza touted her background working for "anchors of the community" like the Second Harvest Food Bank. She currently serves as director of the nonprofit Destination: Home's campaign to end veteran homelessness and supports moving people into permanent supportive housing.
Nguyen, who arrived in the U.S. as a Vietnamese refugee and forged a legal career before losing his license to practice law last year after failing to pay clients settlement money, twice said the district was full of "homeless and trash" and that some people are beyond being helped by permanent supportive housing. And while he's not against such housing, Nguyen said, he'd also like to see what he dubbed "alternative" housing, including a possible sanctioned encampment in a specific area. (The infamous and now-disbanded Jungle encampment was in District 7.)
In the District 9 race, Gallagher, a mid-30s former middle school teacher, and Foley, a longtime small business owner, also broadly agreed on most issues, including building housing for formerly homeless people and the need to address property crime — package thefts and break-ins — in their district.
But the two, who both serve on school boards, differed somewhat in their views of how the build out of the Diridon area — expected to host a massive Google project — should move forward.
Gallagher, who left teaching to become one of the first employees at the education tech startup ClassDojo, said city leaders need to be aware of ever-evolving new technology as plans for the Diridon area move forward. How will something like Hyperloop, an idea initially conceived by Tesla's Elon Musk to move people at quick speeds using pressurized capsules that increasingly appears plausible, or flying cars affect those plans, Gallagher asked.
"We need to make sure it's future-proofed," he said.
Foley did not look impressed by the comments, responding with an anecdote about her 30-year-old nephew who wants to work in city planning and envisions a future with zero cars.
While she does want to increase affordable transportation options, Foley said, looking pointedly at a stone-faced Gallagher, "that's not going to happen."
Voters will have until the November 6 election to make their final choices.


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2 Days of Poetry & Music & a Quandary
Posted by Ó Maolchathaigh on November 26, 2018
I crossed the Rio Grande this past Saturday, not the river, but the street (Rio Grande Blvd, in Albuquerque, NM). There is a bookstore located in a small shopping center here, near my rental house. It's a great local independent bookstore, featuring book signings by authors I like, music, poetry, and activities for kids, and even visits by comic strip artists like Stephan Pastis of Pearls Before Swine fame.
Saturday's event included poetry by a new poetry slam group, Burque Revolt. "Burque" is local slang for Albuquerque. The group performed hard-hitting poetry stories about race and sexism, and actually represented people of color in their lineup. They see themselves as activists and poets. Now, perhaps you're thinking that poetry should make you feel good. Sometimes it does, sometimes it makes you listen, and think. That was the case. All of the poets, Mercedez Holtry, Dnessa McDonald, Reina Davis and Sophia Nuanez blasted us with heartfelt stories in slam poetry style. They had memorized every bit, since slam poetry is really a performance art. The poems were designed to shock, to challenge and to educate. And I think they succeeded. One of the poets, Sophia Nuanez, included references to the double helix of DNA, so I really liked that. Science and poetry should go together. I spoke with Dnessa about one of her poems. She is fairly new to this slam poetry thing, but has managed to have a poem published.
Despite the fact that some of the poetry slammed men in general and (a category I find myself in) white people, white men in particular, for a pattern of racism and sexism that continues to this day, I was smitten with one of the poets. Even the other poets were impressed by her beauty. As soon as I walked into the store and looked at the people waiting for the event to start, my eyes riveted on her. At my age, I'm not all that impressed by beauty of itself. I really need to know a woman to find myself interested. But once in a while I see a woman that pops the eyeballs out of my head. It's a quandary. I guess it's a reflex action borne of a society that prizes physical appearance more than intellectual accomplishment, and a sexist society to boot. I found a photo of her, but a two-dimensional photo doesn't really do justice to the beauty of this woman in person, and her voice, her poetry and smile.
I had a chance to meet her, confused a poem of one of the other poets with hers, and couldn't remember what I had meant to say to her if I ever spoke to her. At one point, I had come up with a line of poetry to describe her effect on my eyeballs, but I forgot it completely when she was standing directly in front of me and listening. I couldn't even remember her poems at that moment. Women still do that to me sometimes.
There was music then. D. B. Gomez & Felix Peralta a.k.a. Gato Malo, of Dos Gatos, performed some ranchera-inspired new music, and I felt like dancing. Years of dancing to salsa and merengue, cha-cha and rancheras inspires me to dance as soon as I hear it, Unfortunately, Reina, the queen was gone.
Well, Sunday morning came around and I went to Chatter Sunday, a regular Sunday morning venue for music of a more classical nature, and poetry, including slam poets sometimes, and Sophia Nuanez has performed there before. It takes place at Las Puertas, meaning doors, because there are lots of them there from when the space was used to sell antique doors. There is also an espresso bar, which is such a fine way to start a Sunday (not to mention the home-made treats). The program began with the entire ensemble performing a 1986 piece: Airs from Another Planet – wind quintet and piano – reels, airs and jigs, by Judith Weir. One of the numbers from the four-part piece was called Strathspey and reel, so I had to look up strathspey: Strathspey is the area around the strath of the River Spey in Scotland. Uhh, OK. It also has some connection to shields and coats-of-arms, but that wasn't very helpful either. What it is, is a type of dance tune, a reel played at a slightly slower tempo, with more emphasis on certain beats. Glad I cleared that up.
In the space between music sets, Rowie Shaundlin Shebala, (Diné), told the story of her Arizona grandfather seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time, among other poems that gave us insight into her life as the youngest daughter of a Navajo family. She has a wonderful voice and her poetry is well represented in print and at slam competitions.
Then we went back to the music, this time from 1796, by Ludwig van Beethoven: a quintet for piano and winds (op. 16). This was a much more spirited piece than the earlier airs, and the musicians really threw themselves into it this time, even standing throughout, probably to give themselves room to move about, because the energy was frenetic.
Stopped for breakfast on the way home, and had a bowl of hash browns, covered with bits of sausage, bacon, one egg, and lots of green chile as well as red chile sauce, along with two corn tortillas. I was not hungry again for nine hours, which was fortunate, because I went to another rare evening Chatter performance, this time, the Cabaret at the Albuquerque Museum, and a lot of pricy food is available. I did buy a glass of a California wine, a 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon by Joel Gott Wines, which was very tasty ("clean, complex, and elegant", according to their web page).
The music at the museum started off with a piece from 1720, by Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata No. 2 in D Major for Viola de Gamba and Keyboard. Fascinating, and so well-played.
That was followed by music of Philip Glass, so I cringed mentally when I saw that in the program. A fifth is the interval from the first to the last of five consecutive notes in a diatonic scale. As it was explained, fifths are never played consecutively, ever, not even two or three at a time. Well, that is, that used to be the case, but Philip Glass did whatever he wanted to do, so he composed a piece built entirely of nothing but fifths. Very unusual and interesting. Ten minutes of it. I sipped my wine throughout.
After intermission we were treated to the 1921 music of Erich Wolfgang Korngold, a composer of operas, and a contemporary of Richard Strauss. He is one of the founders of film music, and you've all heard his music. Some of the sixteen films he scored were The Adventures of Robin Hood, Captain Blood, The Sea Hawk, The Sea Wolf, Deception, Kings Row, and The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex. (As a purely irrelevant aside, my sister Mary Elizabeth is married to Sara Essex.)
Anyway, the Piano Quintet (op. 15), was delightful, and played with intense passion by the seven Chatter musicians, some local, some visiting: James Shields on clarinet, Nathan Ukens on horn, David Felberg & Ruxandra Marquardt on violins, Keith Hamm on viola, Dana Winograd on cello, and Judith Gordon on piano.
Two days of fun and music. Much to think about, much to research, and music to seek out. And fresh-roasted green chile to eat.


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OxiClean powder fights stains using oxygen. It is safer for colored fabrics than chlorine bleach; however, as with any cleaning agent you should test it on a small area first to make sure it won't fade the dyes. This powder's use is not limited to laundry. You can also use it on hard surfaces, such as floors or countertops.
As a Laundry Stain Pre-treater or Carpet Stain Cleaner
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Put on rubber gloves and safety glasses. Pour 16 oz. of warm water in a bowl or bucket. Add 1 scoop--the scoop comes with the product--of OxiClean powder to the water.
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Stir it with a wooden or plastic stirrer. The powder needs to dissolve completely before use.
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Rinse fabric or carpet well with clean water. Do not let the product dry on the fabric or carpet.
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Let your washing machine fill with water to the desired level. Do not add clothing yet.
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Add 1 scoop of the powder along with your regular detergent for a small load. Add 2 to 4 scoops for medium to large loads.
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Pour in 2 to 4 scoops--4 scoops to clean heavily soiled items--of OxiClean per gallon of water. Stir the mixture with your stirrer.
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Quick Maggi Vegetable Soupy Noodles
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- 1 Packet Maggi noodles
- 1 medium sized Onion, Chopped
- 1 medium sized Tomato, Chopped/Pureed
- 1 small Carrot, Chopped
- Cauli Flower, Chopped
- Cabbage, Chopped
- 2 small Green chillies, Chopped
- Any other vegetable of your choice, Chopped
- A pinch Turmeric powder
- A pinch Cumin powder(Optional)
- A pinch Corriander powder(Optional)
- Salt (as per taste)
- 3 cups Water
- Maggie Taste Maker
- Put a pan on the stove. Heat the pan in medium flame and put 2 spoons of cooking oil in it. Heat the oil and add cut onions and green chillies into it. Fry it for sometimes. Add a pinch of salt and turmeric powder into it.
- Add all the cut vegetables into it and stir it for sometimes. Cover the pan with a lid till the vegetables gets softened. Now add the tomato puree into it.
- Add cumin and corriander powder along with the maggi taste maker. Fry for sometimes and then put the noddles into it.
- Add 3 cups of water to it. Mix it properly and cook it for about 5 minutes. Your delicious and yummy Soupy Vegetable maggi is now ready.
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Pete the Cat's school playground is a mess. It has gone to shambles, and the school needs a new one. So, Pete the Cat takes the initiative to design and build a new one.
Construction Destruction received a Lexile score of AD420L, making it best used in read-alouds. This book would be good to teach about problem solving, or just as a fun read.


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Born on January 7, 1992 ... daughter of Irma Amado and Robert Lopez ... Stepfather is Jake Amado ... has two brothers, Lorenzo and Jakub ... favorites include actor James Franco, "The Notebook" and sushi ... says the best thing about being an athlete is staying in shape ... lists her mother as her greatest hero ... undecided on a major.


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Ma'aden delivers SR132 million in net profit in the 2nd quarter of 2016
The Saudi Arabian Mining Company "Ma'aden" announced its financial results for the quarter ending June 30, 2016, revealing it had achieved SR132 million in net profit (attributable to shareholders), compared to SR169 million in the previous quarter.
Ma'aden reported operating profit of SR326 million in Q2 2016, an increase of 8% from the previous quarter but a decline of 31% from Q2 in 2015. The company noted that revenues for the second quarter declined by 15% in Q2 2016, compared to the same quarter last year as a result of a decline in prices for most of the company's primary commodities. Ammonium phosphate fertilizer prices declined by 31%, ammonia prices were down by 9%, and average aluminum LME prices declined by 16% compared to the same quarter of 2015.
The decline in commodity prices was partially offset by higher sales volumes of ammonia, DAP and gold, as well as a reduction in cost of sales through lower raw material and operating costs and lower technical and administrative expenses.
The second quarter financial results reflects Ma'aden`s success in dealing with the current decline in prices across global commodity markets, where it has applied a number of initiatives to mitigate the impact of lower prices while preserving its competitiveness, strengthening its global position and significantly contributing to the Kingdom's Vision for 2030 through increasing non-oil exports and creating job opportunities and sustainable development throughout Saudi Arabia."
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Cilantro also goes by the name coriander, which makes sense because cilantro is the plant that grows the fruit we call coriander seed. The plant is actually a member of the parsley/carrot family and it grows prodigiously throughout Asia, Europe, and Africa. (Yet, somehow it's nearly impossible to grow at home.)
One reason some people find the taste of dried coriander leaves soapy may be partially due to the presence of a particular gene that affects the development of certain olfactory receptors. Scientists are still figuring out the details, but there is a strong evidence to suggest that the dislike for this otherwise innocent and enchanting herb is hereditary. However, geneticists suggest that more likely than not your dislike of dried coriander leaves is simply due to personal taste since this gene only displays itself in less than 10% of the population.
Dried cilantro leaves can be used in numerous applications such as marinades, vinaigrettes, rubs, or as a garnish. We love to add it to homemade chile pastes that work as the base for chile con carne.
|Dried cilantro.
|Recommended Applications
|Cilantro is a fantastic to any spicy dish, salsa, or soup. For a pop of color, use as garnish that also tastes great. Try mixing this Cilantro with rice and lime juice for a quick and easy way to spice up rice.
|Basic Preparation
|No preparation required, ready to use as is.
|American, Asian, Caribbean, Indian, Latin American, Mexican, Vietnamese
|Product Style
|Taste & Aroma
|Bitter or Astringent, Sweet
|Shelf Life
|2 Years
|Handling / Storage
|To be stored in a dry, cool place.
|All Natural, Gluten-Free, Kosher Parve, Non-GMO
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