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When it comes to setting up a business, you never know where you might be in five year’s time. The majority of businesses fall at the first hurdle and won’t make it past their first year of operation. Very few make it to five years. But every now and then a business will experience extreme success and skyrocket to greatness. This is, of course, the category you want to fall into. However, with greatness comes great responsibility. You need to know all of the legalities that your business has to abide by. Unfortunately, ignorance isn’t a good enough reason when it comes to court if you find yourself at the receiving end of a court case from break the law in one way or another. So, here are a few things to bear in mind when it comes to operating a company and toeing the line of business law.
First things first, you should have your emergency contacts secured. If you ever find yourself at the end of a court case, or arrested due to some sort of problem connected to your business and its operations, you want to have a top end criminal defence attorney there to help you out. Remember that you don’t have to say anything or answer any questions until you have consulted with your attorney. They will be able to assess your case and give you the best advice in regards to your following actions.
As soon as you start operating a business, you become liable to operate by the standards of business organisations. They are the laws that regulate the creation, maintenance, and demise of a business, so there isn’t a moment in your business career that you won’t have to bear them in mind. They detail your roles and duties as a director, as well as dictating laws to do with partnerships. So start reading up to ensure you’re up to scratch with everything that you’re doing.
Now that you have your backup secured, let’s start focusing on ensuring that you don’t end up in a sticky situation to start with. Let’s begin with tax law. Tax law involves the rules, regulations, and requirements regarding payments that go towards the taxes that the government use to fund public spending. It’s easy to mess up with tax payments and violations of payments on income tax can land you in serious trouble. Get in touch with an accountant who will be able to help you with all of this. They may also be able to advise you on benefits such as “pass through taxes”.
When you’ve worked hard towards creating something, you want to protect it. This is understandable. You don’t want someone else to simply use your ideas and make a living out of money that is rightfully yours. This is where intellectual property law comes to your rescue. It ensures that people can’t use your logo, colour schemes, products, or anything else you’ve worked hard on without your permission. At the same time, you need to ensure that you pay others the same respect or you could find yourself facing hefty fines or even jail time for theft of intellectual property.
Business law is expansive and complex. So if you’re ever in doubt, simply contact a professional or an authority. They’ll be able to help.

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when it comes to setting up a business, you never know where you might be in five year’s time. the majority of businesses fall at the first hurdle and won’t make it past their first year of operation. very few make it to five years. but every now and then a business will experience extreme success and skyrocket to greatness. this is, of course, the category you want to fall into. however, with greatness comes great responsibility. you need to know all of the legalities that your business has to abide by. unfortunately, ignorance isn’t a good enough reason when it comes to court if you find yourself at the receiving end of a court case from break the law in one way or another. so, here are a few things to bear in mind when it comes to operating a company and toeing the line of business law.
first things first, you should have your emergency contacts secured. if you ever find yourself at the end of a court case, or arrested due to some sort of problem connected to your business and its operations, you want to have a top end criminal defence attorney there to help you out. remember that you don’t have to say anything or answer any questions until you have consulted with your attorney. they will be able to assess your case and give you the best advice in regards to your following actions.
as soon as you start operating a business, you become liable to operate by the standards of business organisations. they are the laws that regulate the creation, maintenance, and demise of a business, so there isn’t a moment in your business career that you won’t have to bear them in mind. they detail your roles and duties as a director, as well as dictating laws to do with partnerships. so start reading up to ensure you’re up to scratch with everything that you’re doing.
now that you have your backup secured, let’s start focusing on ensuring that you don’t end up in a sticky situation to start with. let’s begin with tax law. tax law involves the rules, regulations, and requirements regarding payments that go towards the taxes that the government use to fund public spending. it’s easy to mess up with tax payments and violations of payments on income tax can land you in serious trouble. get in touch with an accountant who will be able to help you with all of this. they may also be able to advise you on benefits such as “pass through taxes”.
when you’ve worked hard towards creating something, you want to protect it. this is understandable. you don’t want someone else to simply use your ideas and make a living out of money that is rightfully yours. this is where intellectual property law comes to your rescue. it ensures that people can’t use your logo, colour schemes, products, or anything else you’ve worked hard on without your permission. at the same time, you need to ensure that you pay others the same respect or you could find yourself facing hefty fines or even jail time for theft of intellectual property.
business law is expansive and complex. so if you’re ever in doubt, simply contact a professional or an authority. they’ll be able to help.


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These unique day of the dead figures are perfect for your shrine, altar or nicho. Each is a diminutive 2-1/2 to 3 inches high and they are handmade using paper mache technique and plaster.
We have a limited selection of figures and each is one of a kind because they are all individually hand-formed and handpainted by Mexican craftsmen and artisans. This figure is of a bride dressed in white lace. You will get the exact figure shown since we have only one of each.

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these unique day of the dead figures are perfect for your shrine, altar or nicho. each is a diminutive 2-1/2 to 3 inches high and they are handmade using paper mache technique and plaster.
we have a limited selection of figures and each is one of a kind because they are all individually hand-formed and handpainted by mexican craftsmen and artisans. this figure is of a bride dressed in white lace. you will get the exact figure shown since we have only one of each.


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Dana is a longtime supporter of the Montavilla Farmers Market and has been a Montavilla resident since 2007 where she maintains her own organic garden with beautiful vertical pumpkins.
Originally from the agriculturally rich Central Valley of California, some of Dana’s earliest memories involve picking and eating under-ripe apricots and running for dear life from her babysitter’s rooster. Dana has experienced first-hand the importance of supporting small farms through her longstanding work in the social services field. Here, she has served food insecure Oregonians and campaigned for food justice for over a decade. In addition to her various volunteering and board experience, Dana is a founding member of Portland’s roller derby league, the Rose City Rollers, where she was on the All-Star travel team and coached the Rosebuds youth league.
Dana enjoys nature and doing just about anything tactile: dance, playing sports, creating art, and exploring the outdoors with her family. Dana aspires to always try new things and to become a master gardener. Dana loves the farmers market and gardening so much that she sometimes wets her PLANTS. She looks forward to meeting you at the market!

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dana is a longtime supporter of the montavilla farmers market and has been a montavilla resident since 2007 where she maintains her own organic garden with beautiful vertical pumpkins.
originally from the agriculturally rich central valley of california, some of dana’s earliest memories involve picking and eating under-ripe apricots and running for dear life from her babysitter’s rooster. dana has experienced first-hand the importance of supporting small farms through her longstanding work in the social services field. here, she has served food insecure oregonians and campaigned for food justice for over a decade. in addition to her various volunteering and board experience, dana is a founding member of portland’s roller derby league, the rose city rollers, where she was on the all-star travel team and coached the rosebuds youth league.
dana enjoys nature and doing just about anything tactile: dance, playing sports, creating art, and exploring the outdoors with her family. dana aspires to always try new things and to become a master gardener. dana loves the farmers market and gardening so much that she sometimes wets her plants. she looks forward to meeting you at the market!


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This week we continued to learn how to use Book Creator. We began to write about the Nativity story and we wrote about our class talks. We spoke into the i -pads and our words appeared on the screen. It was a bit difficult and funny because the i-pad sometimes mistook what we said and the stories were odd.
We have been listening to the Jesse Tree story each day. It tells us lots of different stories from the bible. We like it because the characters are sometimes funny and the old man in the story was grumpy at the beginning but is now more cheery.
Over the last few weeks, we have been learning lots of Christmas carols and a couple of Christmas songs. We did this because we were going to sing at different churches to elderly people. We sang really well and got better each time we sang to different people. BUT the best of all was when we sang to our families and to the school at assembly. We also explained about different Christmas traditions. People that heard us sing said that we sang clearly, looked happy and that they really enjoyed listening to us. We were tired by the end of the week.
At each place where we sang, people were very kind and gave us something to eat and drink.
Our favourite song was Frosty the Snowman.

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this week we continued to learn how to use book creator. we began to write about the nativity story and we wrote about our class talks. we spoke into the i -pads and our words appeared on the screen. it was a bit difficult and funny because the i-pad sometimes mistook what we said and the stories were odd.
we have been listening to the jesse tree story each day. it tells us lots of different stories from the bible. we like it because the characters are sometimes funny and the old man in the story was grumpy at the beginning but is now more cheery.
over the last few weeks, we have been learning lots of christmas carols and a couple of christmas songs. we did this because we were going to sing at different churches to elderly people. we sang really well and got better each time we sang to different people. but the best of all was when we sang to our families and to the school at assembly. we also explained about different christmas traditions. people that heard us sing said that we sang clearly, looked happy and that they really enjoyed listening to us. we were tired by the end of the week.
at each place where we sang, people were very kind and gave us something to eat and drink.
our favourite song was frosty the snowman.


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- She comes with four faceplates including an open-mouthed smile, a half-damaged expression, a gentle smile and a smiling expression with closed eyes.
- Optional parts include her orb and cross and scepter. Her crown has also been faithfully captured.
- Her ship parts can be transformed to either be held on her back or to be used as a chair.
- Interchangeable lower body parts are included to display her sitting just like on her standard illustration.
- An articulated figma stand is included, which can be used to facilitate various action poses.
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- she comes with four faceplates including an open-mouthed smile, a half-damaged expression, a gentle smile and a smiling expression with closed eyes.
- optional parts include her orb and cross and scepter. her crown has also been faithfully captured.
- her ship parts can be transformed to either be held on her back or to be used as a chair.
- interchangeable lower body parts are included to display her sitting just like on her standard illustration.
- an articulated figma stand is included, which can be used to facilitate various action poses.
no reviews for figma no. ex-052 kantai collection -kancolle-: warspite yet.
the price for figma no. ex-052 kantai collection -kancolle-: warspite drops.
figma no. ex-052 kantai collection -kancolle-: warspite is available.
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text: Collapse Print Whatcom Community College in Bellingham, Virginia offers dental assistant certified training for those that are interested in this rewarding career. For information on the types of courses that are available at Collapse Print Whatcom Community College, please telephone Arianne Hayes at (360) 383-3887 or by email at ahayes@whatcom.ctc.edu. Additional school information is provide below.

lowercased: collapse print whatcom community college in bellingham, virginia offers dental assistant certified training for those that are interested in this rewarding career. for information on the types of courses that are available at collapse print whatcom community college, please telephone arianne hayes at (360) 383-3887 or by email at ahayes@whatcom.ctc.edu. additional school information is provide below.


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Triathlon is a competition consisting of a series of sports, namely swimming, bicycle racing, and running that is carried out continuously in a single time unit. Triathlon is a time-speed competition where participants must be able to divide energy in each stage. Preparing you to achieve your extraordinary dreams by empowered, highly-skilled and passionate coaching.
Support car, knowledgeable tour leader, normal road bike (not Triathlon/TT bike), helmet, fruit, drinking water and isotonic drinks.
Minimum 1 (we can confirm a new departure with only one person booking if the booking comes in at least a few days in advance).
** Private groups of 10 people and more please contact us for prices and availability.
This tour can depart every day (subject to availability). Bookings can be made online (reservation/boking at our website) or by calling to mobile +62 (0) 81 236 586 365.

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triathlon is a competition consisting of a series of sports, namely swimming, bicycle racing, and running that is carried out continuously in a single time unit. triathlon is a time-speed competition where participants must be able to divide energy in each stage. preparing you to achieve your extraordinary dreams by empowered, highly-skilled and passionate coaching.
support car, knowledgeable tour leader, normal road bike (not triathlon/tt bike), helmet, fruit, drinking water and isotonic drinks.
minimum 1 (we can confirm a new departure with only one person booking if the booking comes in at least a few days in advance).
** private groups of 10 people and more please contact us for prices and availability.
this tour can depart every day (subject to availability). bookings can be made online (reservation/boking at our website) or by calling to mobile +62 (0) 81 236 586 365.


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Today was the day, finally. We had to postpone our library donation day because we misjudged when the library closes and missed them by about 15 minutes, earlier this week. We were all ready to have a great experience and see the joy in the librarian’s face as we handed over some much-loved, great condition books. However, this experience was not quite what we had expected.
Our boys are taking Taekwondo, and Thursdays are their practices. So after Taekwondo we were planning on heading over to the library. They have recently been lucky enough to receive a huge supply of Legos and the kids look forward to playing with them at every visit. About 10 minutes before it was time to head out the door for their practice, I asked the boys to bring me the books they had picked out the other day to donate. My older two brought me their books right away, but my youngest went and hid his books. He did not want to get rid of them. He was bent on keeping ALL his books.
Of course, we are just about ready to head out the door when all this happens, so I didn’t have much patience at this point. I was adamant that he needed to bring me the books he had picked out the other day. How could he pick them out one day to donate, and just 2 days later decide that he wanted to keep them? I’m not quite sure, but it sure did make our exit to practice so much more challenging.
We finally got the books he was going to donate and headed out to practice. It has been crazy weather up here and our SUV was still covered in snow and ice after warming up for 10 minutes. While my youngest climbed in the car I asked my oldest to try to scoop all the snow off the windshield, thinking this would be quicker and we would still actually be able to make it to Taekwondo on time. Ha, what was I thinking, me get somewhere on time!
Not thinking, my oldest, grabbed the windshield wiper, pulled up on it and SNAP. All into a bunch of pieces. Poor kid. He felt so bad, and me with my lack of patience was not handling it well. I explained how I wasn’t upset that he broke the wiper, but with the fact that he didn’t think through how he could have handled the wiper, to keep it from braking. ADHD impulse sneaks up again. Here I was with a car full of snow and ice, and no wiper. I was so not in the mood for this.
Luckily the school where the kids practice, was not that far away. So I drove with one windshield wiper up and one wiping. Pretty funny sight, but at least I was able to get the kids to their practice. After I dropped them off, I headed straight for a local auto shop to replace the windshield wiper. I wanted to get it done right away, before more ice and snow built up and I didn’t have a way to clear it. Luckily there wasn’t a line at the shop and I was able to get the wiper replaced and installed $10 later.
Back at practice the kids had fun and worked hard. When they were done practice and all changed, we headed back outside to the car. It was snowing like crazy! I thought we had enough snow, but apparently not. It’s a good thing I got that windshield wiper fixed when I did. We all piled up in the car and headed for the library.
After arriving at the library Hayden begged to run up the handicap ramp to get in; his classic question. Of course I let him and as he ran off I thought, “Oh, I hope he doesn’t slip on all that snow.” By the time I yelled out for him to slow down and be careful, he was already at the door. We all piled into the little library stomping our boots to remove all the built up snow and found our way each into different corners of the room. Hayden was drawn right to the Legos, Cody to the movies, and Devyn to the card catalog (Yes, they still have the old-fashioned paper kind). I went over to the table to organize the pile of books we had brought into two piles. One for books we had to return and the other for books we were donating.
Each kid in their own corner, not even a mention about what we were there to do. None of the kids seemed interested in handing over the books to donate, so I gathered up the books and headed over to the librarian’s desk by myself. I handed over the books we needed to return first. She set them aside and I handed over the pile of books we were donating, explaining how we didn’t need them anymore and thought they could use them. She looked a bit puzzled but took them and that was it. Really, that was it. No big deal. No thank-you. No excitement. No nothing.
Maybe she is shy. Maybe she honestly didn’t know what to say. Maybe she is planning on mailing out a thank-you card, or maybe not. I know that giving is not about getting anything in return, and I realize that if we are to get a reward, that it will be in heaven. However, when we have expectations for something, it is hard to take when things don’t go our way. I guess, I really thought this was going to be a big deal for them. Not just for them, but for our kids. Honestly, this wasn’t something we had done before. When I saw the idea on the RACK calendar I was so excited. It was something new and thoughtful. I guess I made it out to be something bigger than what it was. It seemed to take up so much energy to get the kids on board, gather up all the books, get Hayden back on board after changing his mind, getting out of the house on time, fixing the wiper, fighting with bad roads, and all to drop off a few books.
In the end, I am glad that we did it. I know we did our part, whether or not they are thankful. I have to tell myself that God was thankful. He is the reason we are involved in this RACK calendar in the first place. He deserves all the credit. I have learned a lot from this adventure and am really thankful that God is a forgiving God. That we get to continue on with this RACK calendar for many more days and that a bunch of the upcoming activities, we will be doing in secret.
Everyone makes mistakes and some of those are because of our assumptions about a situation. Have you ever felt disappointed when you didn’t get a thank you, you thought you deserved? Have you ever not given a thank you, when you should have? Let’s comment below and share our stories, so others can see they are not alone; that God gets the glory, even if we don’t.

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today was the day, finally. we had to postpone our library donation day because we misjudged when the library closes and missed them by about 15 minutes, earlier this week. we were all ready to have a great experience and see the joy in the librarian’s face as we handed over some much-loved, great condition books. however, this experience was not quite what we had expected.
our boys are taking taekwondo, and thursdays are their practices. so after taekwondo we were planning on heading over to the library. they have recently been lucky enough to receive a huge supply of legos and the kids look forward to playing with them at every visit. about 10 minutes before it was time to head out the door for their practice, i asked the boys to bring me the books they had picked out the other day to donate. my older two brought me their books right away, but my youngest went and hid his books. he did not want to get rid of them. he was bent on keeping all his books.
of course, we are just about ready to head out the door when all this happens, so i didn’t have much patience at this point. i was adamant that he needed to bring me the books he had picked out the other day. how could he pick them out one day to donate, and just 2 days later decide that he wanted to keep them? i’m not quite sure, but it sure did make our exit to practice so much more challenging.
we finally got the books he was going to donate and headed out to practice. it has been crazy weather up here and our suv was still covered in snow and ice after warming up for 10 minutes. while my youngest climbed in the car i asked my oldest to try to scoop all the snow off the windshield, thinking this would be quicker and we would still actually be able to make it to taekwondo on time. ha, what was i thinking, me get somewhere on time!
not thinking, my oldest, grabbed the windshield wiper, pulled up on it and snap. all into a bunch of pieces. poor kid. he felt so bad, and me with my lack of patience was not handling it well. i explained how i wasn’t upset that he broke the wiper, but with the fact that he didn’t think through how he could have handled the wiper, to keep it from braking. adhd impulse sneaks up again. here i was with a car full of snow and ice, and no wiper. i was so not in the mood for this.
luckily the school where the kids practice, was not that far away. so i drove with one windshield wiper up and one wiping. pretty funny sight, but at least i was able to get the kids to their practice. after i dropped them off, i headed straight for a local auto shop to replace the windshield wiper. i wanted to get it done right away, before more ice and snow built up and i didn’t have a way to clear it. luckily there wasn’t a line at the shop and i was able to get the wiper replaced and installed $10 later.
back at practice the kids had fun and worked hard. when they were done practice and all changed, we headed back outside to the car. it was snowing like crazy! i thought we had enough snow, but apparently not. it’s a good thing i got that windshield wiper fixed when i did. we all piled up in the car and headed for the library.
after arriving at the library hayden begged to run up the handicap ramp to get in; his classic question. of course i let him and as he ran off i thought, “oh, i hope he doesn’t slip on all that snow.” by the time i yelled out for him to slow down and be careful, he was already at the door. we all piled into the little library stomping our boots to remove all the built up snow and found our way each into different corners of the room. hayden was drawn right to the legos, cody to the movies, and devyn to the card catalog (yes, they still have the old-fashioned paper kind). i went over to the table to organize the pile of books we had brought into two piles. one for books we had to return and the other for books we were donating.
each kid in their own corner, not even a mention about what we were there to do. none of the kids seemed interested in handing over the books to donate, so i gathered up the books and headed over to the librarian’s desk by myself. i handed over the books we needed to return first. she set them aside and i handed over the pile of books we were donating, explaining how we didn’t need them anymore and thought they could use them. she looked a bit puzzled but took them and that was it. really, that was it. no big deal. no thank-you. no excitement. no nothing.
maybe she is shy. maybe she honestly didn’t know what to say. maybe she is planning on mailing out a thank-you card, or maybe not. i know that giving is not about getting anything in return, and i realize that if we are to get a reward, that it will be in heaven. however, when we have expectations for something, it is hard to take when things don’t go our way. i guess, i really thought this was going to be a big deal for them. not just for them, but for our kids. honestly, this wasn’t something we had done before. when i saw the idea on the rack calendar i was so excited. it was something new and thoughtful. i guess i made it out to be something bigger than what it was. it seemed to take up so much energy to get the kids on board, gather up all the books, get hayden back on board after changing his mind, getting out of the house on time, fixing the wiper, fighting with bad roads, and all to drop off a few books.
in the end, i am glad that we did it. i know we did our part, whether or not they are thankful. i have to tell myself that god was thankful. he is the reason we are involved in this rack calendar in the first place. he deserves all the credit. i have learned a lot from this adventure and am really thankful that god is a forgiving god. that we get to continue on with this rack calendar for many more days and that a bunch of the upcoming activities, we will be doing in secret.
everyone makes mistakes and some of those are because of our assumptions about a situation. have you ever felt disappointed when you didn’t get a thank you, you thought you deserved? have you ever not given a thank you, when you should have? let’s comment below and share our stories, so others can see they are not alone; that god gets the glory, even if we don’t.


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From the Harker School’s earliest beginnings, dance has played an important role. The 1903 catalog features dance instruction, offered to the girls for $20 per term. By the ’20s, dance became part of the curriculum, and one period a week was devoted to natural [interpretive] dancing and folk dancing. The dance curriculum was expanded to include clogging in the ’30s, which was thought to increase flexibility and a sense of rhythm. In the ’40s, creative, interpretive and social dancing were recognized as integral to the curriculum.
As the Miss Harker School expanded to include K-12 in the 50s, dance was introduced into the primary school curriculum. Kindergarteners practiced folk dancing every day, and additional dance instruction was available after school. Intermediate students learned interpretive dance, and the upper school students were exposed to a variety of dance traditions. Through the merger of the Palo Alto Military Academy with the Harker Day School in the early 1960s, dance was always part of the summer programs and of their annual Maypole celebrations. In the early days of Harker Academy, spring musicals provided the main venue for dance performances. However, when dance teacher Laura Rae came to Harker in 1982, the dance program really began to flourish! Laura’s earliest memories are of the spring musicals, in which all 7th and 8th graders participated, and each P.E. class selected dancers for specific routines. Rae recalls, “My first year, the musical was the ‘Wizard of Oz,’ and I choreographed the leads as well as the large group numbers. At the same time, I started making up little routines for students to perform at the awards assemblies. The first dance routine was ‘Shake It Up’ by the Cars.” So impressive was the performance that dance performances soon became part of every school assembly, as well as the annual Holiday Show and Spring Musical.
The after-school dance program began in 1983 with 50 students of various grade levels and skills. Dancers performed in a recital at the end of the school year. In the early years Dan Gelineau worked on sound, Mike Bassoni on lights, and Jack Bither was master of ceremonies. Within three years, the program grew to include 150 students who participated in the after-school program, parent/child dances and a faculty routine with a mother/faculty dance. By the late ’80s, Harker Academy dancers had developed a solid base of skills. Parents helped build sets and costumes were ordered through professional catalogs. Dance became a hit at Harker!
By now Rae was teaching dance full-time, and the dance program now included a required course in the K-8th grade P.E. program, the annual spring musical (required for MS students) and an after-school elective for performance in the dance show. Dance was taught in a small room which had an open dance deck attached (these rooms now function as Laura Lang-Ree’s room/Mr. Micek’s computer room). Rae remembers “first position feet” painted on the floor, flowers and a heater on the dance deck, and being part of the life of the boarding students. She remembers, “Many of the boarders danced in the program, since we were just downstairs. This opened the doors to ethnic dances and boys entering the program.” Student participation after school increased and Rae began to contract with outside choreographers to assist with the dance numbers. The annual show began to have standard routines that included jazz, ballet/lyrical, modern and a new style known as hip-hop. “At this point, I was still working with a phonograph and those big CDs known as vinyl records,” Rae laughed. “By the late ’80s I couldn’t keep up with the demand of student interest.” So the dance program further expanded in the 1990s as Gail Palmer came aboard. Rae and Palmer became a team that made the program what it is today.
The tradition continues as we celebrated our 21st annual dance production, “Let’s Show ‘Em,” this year. Lucky indeed are the Harker dancers, who as part of their legacy have created lifelong memories for all and experienced the thrill of performing at Harker!

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from the harker school’s earliest beginnings, dance has played an important role. the 1903 catalog features dance instruction, offered to the girls for $20 per term. by the ’20s, dance became part of the curriculum, and one period a week was devoted to natural [interpretive] dancing and folk dancing. the dance curriculum was expanded to include clogging in the ’30s, which was thought to increase flexibility and a sense of rhythm. in the ’40s, creative, interpretive and social dancing were recognized as integral to the curriculum.
as the miss harker school expanded to include k-12 in the 50s, dance was introduced into the primary school curriculum. kindergarteners practiced folk dancing every day, and additional dance instruction was available after school. intermediate students learned interpretive dance, and the upper school students were exposed to a variety of dance traditions. through the merger of the palo alto military academy with the harker day school in the early 1960s, dance was always part of the summer programs and of their annual maypole celebrations. in the early days of harker academy, spring musicals provided the main venue for dance performances. however, when dance teacher laura rae came to harker in 1982, the dance program really began to flourish! laura’s earliest memories are of the spring musicals, in which all 7th and 8th graders participated, and each p.e. class selected dancers for specific routines. rae recalls, “my first year, the musical was the ‘wizard of oz,’ and i choreographed the leads as well as the large group numbers. at the same time, i started making up little routines for students to perform at the awards assemblies. the first dance routine was ‘shake it up’ by the cars.” so impressive was the performance that dance performances soon became part of every school assembly, as well as the annual holiday show and spring musical.
the after-school dance program began in 1983 with 50 students of various grade levels and skills. dancers performed in a recital at the end of the school year. in the early years dan gelineau worked on sound, mike bassoni on lights, and jack bither was master of ceremonies. within three years, the program grew to include 150 students who participated in the after-school program, parent/child dances and a faculty routine with a mother/faculty dance. by the late ’80s, harker academy dancers had developed a solid base of skills. parents helped build sets and costumes were ordered through professional catalogs. dance became a hit at harker!
by now rae was teaching dance full-time, and the dance program now included a required course in the k-8th grade p.e. program, the annual spring musical (required for ms students) and an after-school elective for performance in the dance show. dance was taught in a small room which had an open dance deck attached (these rooms now function as laura lang-ree’s room/mr. micek’s computer room). rae remembers “first position feet” painted on the floor, flowers and a heater on the dance deck, and being part of the life of the boarding students. she remembers, “many of the boarders danced in the program, since we were just downstairs. this opened the doors to ethnic dances and boys entering the program.” student participation after school increased and rae began to contract with outside choreographers to assist with the dance numbers. the annual show began to have standard routines that included jazz, ballet/lyrical, modern and a new style known as hip-hop. “at this point, i was still working with a phonograph and those big cds known as vinyl records,” rae laughed. “by the late ’80s i couldn’t keep up with the demand of student interest.” so the dance program further expanded in the 1990s as gail palmer came aboard. rae and palmer became a team that made the program what it is today.
the tradition continues as we celebrated our 21st annual dance production, “let’s show ‘em,” this year. lucky indeed are the harker dancers, who as part of their legacy have created lifelong memories for all and experienced the thrill of performing at harker!


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Place the cauliflower, red pepper, chickpeas, farro, onion, feta and walnuts in a bowl and mix.
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Pour the dressing over the salad followed by the parsley and mix.
We’ve never jumped into the world of farro. Maybe we can start with your recipe!
I have been hearing how good cauliflower is roasted! I sure have to give it a try!
Love cauliflower, never tried farro. looks delicious, will have to try! thanks!
I’ve never had farro, where do you buy it? I love caulifower!
This recipe sounds perfect for me! Everything in it sounds so delicious, especially that roasted cauliflower. Thanks Kevin!
wow! this is a colorful salad!!what a great idea to use cauliflower to make salad!
This is my kind of dish! Love that you added chickpeas to it.
now this is my kind of recipe! i’d be happy with a few bowlfuls and nothing else. lovely idea to use cauliflower here!
Farro tastes so great! Your salad looks really scrumptious!
Hi First time here n u sure have a treasure trove of tips & great recipes…loved it n wud be back for sure.
I adore cooking with whole grains! Good job!
I am intrigued by all the flavors you put in your salads, Kevin. So healthy and delicious!
A lovely looking salad! I have never tried farro – I will have to give it a go.
Just discovered your blog. Can’t wait to thoroughly go through it. our dishes look amazing!!
Roasted cauliflower is one of my favorites and after seeing some of your faro salads, I know that I really need to try it! Did you buy it in your regular supermarket or did you have to go to a specialty store?
I love roasted cauliflower, but I have yet to try farro – it is on the list!
I envy you being able to go to the market so handily – you have such an awesome selection there.
I love this meal, so very healthy and colourful.
Now I will have to try farro, never had it before.
I have not roasted many vegetables, I usually grill them. Although, being that it is so flipping cold I might have to give this a try. Superb dish Kevin!
Oh YUM! You certainly are on a farro trip lately. Love the sound of this – the chewy farro, the sweet cauliflower and the tang of the peppers. Perfect.
Never roasted Cauliflower before this is a must try – Looks wonderful and so new year healthy!!
that looks very good…nice and healthy!
Oh my gosh that looks really yummy!
Healthy and delicious, good meal Kevin.
well, this is just full of goodness! in my humble opinion, cauliflower isn’t worth eating unless it’s roasted or surrounded by other yummy stuff, and you’ve done both!
That look so good! Great idea to freeze roasted peppers.
This sounds like a great combination. I’ve been craving roasted cauliflower but keep forgetting to get it at the store. I have been making lots of root vegetable soup, they are really cheap right now.
I’m relatively inexperienced when it comes to cooking farro. I really must change that fact!
Healthy and delicious looking?? Yes, please! Plus, I’ll eat anything with feta involved. ANYTHING!
Wow, love how you came up with this dish! Awesome Kevin!
That salad looks amazing! I love how hardy and delicious it sounds. The contrasts in textures must make it a really special meal.
I love all things cauliflower! This is a great recipe with lots of flavor and texture. Marjie posted a different type of cauliflower recently, and now you have this one … I can’t resist the lure of the cauliflower! I’ll be getting some next time I go shopping!
this salad looks really good. I have never tasted roasted cauliflower before but I can imagine its great!
I’ve never had farro, but you keep coming up with good ways to put it to use. I will have to try it soon.
This looks so healthy and delicious! And of course… a beautiful photograph.
This is a great blog! I really enjoy seeing what your up to. Good photos too.
I need to eat more whole grains, and this would be a perfect way to do that!
ooh, i need to buy cauliflower more!!
I guess farro might make an appearance in Oklahoma in about another 10 years time. 🙂 Pity, that salad looks srummy.
This must be “yummylicious” as you added feta.
The ingredients you used sound so perfectly complimentary! I like the addition of chickpeas!
This is such a fantastic idea. I always eat less salad in the winter, but you know what… didn’t know why I didn’t think to use these winter veggies. Great looking salad!
Roasted red peppers are almost a staple in our house. I love roasted cauliflower & broccoli, and everything else in this salad, except I've never ever tried farro. You make it sound so inviting.
Joanne: I sometimes see it at larger grocery stores, though I usually have more luck at small specialty shops. I imagine that small health food shops would have it as well.
Oh wow, this looks so delicious!
this looks so good and hearty! who says you can’t make friends with salad?
Gorgeous, tasty, and healthy! Who could ask for anything more??
wow, this looks good. I love cauli but needed a more exciting new way to use it. Thanks for this recipe.
This not only sounds delicious, it looks so pretty too! I am definitely going to have to try roasting some cauliflower.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!! Farro is a lot like spelt, but doesn’t get mushy like spelt. That’s great. My son has allergies but can eat this grain, so any recipes I can find I LOVE!
I haven’t tried Farro yet…but would love to. This salad looks awesome!! I love whole grains!
Oh yum, I love cauliflower! I’m definitely going to give this one a try!
I bought Farro but no cooking instructions on the package. Or maybe there are but it’s in Italian (or something like that). And I planned to make the Mushroom and Thyme Farro Salad too.
I also linked those two recipes on my blog.
I made this salad tonight. It was fantastic!
This recipe should be in a cookbook!
I a making this today! I was able to find a 3 lb bag of organic pearled farro at Costco a while back. Roasted cauliflower is delish!

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i have been on quite the whole grain kick lately. with lettuce and other summer vegetables that commonly go into salads a bit more expensive now, i have really been enjoying the more wintery vegetables in whole grain salads as a nice alternative. there was one cup of the farro left in my cupboard just asking to be eaten and i knew that it was time for another farro salad. i have just been looking for excuses to roast cauliflower ever since i found out how good it was when roasted and i was thinking that a roasted cauliflower farro salad would be perfect. the next thing that came to mind was adding some tasty roasted red peppers which are always a favorite. i like roasted red peppers so much that i roasted a bunch of them in the fall when they were in season and froze them for later. now it is pretty convenient to be able to just thaw them out and use them when needed. i finished the salad off with some onions, chickpeas, walnuts and a simple vinaigrette. the roasted cauliflower and red pepper farro salad turned out great! the chewy farro went well with the roasted cauliflower and the roasted red peppers and feta added a ton of flavour. i enjoyed the salad warm the first night and the leftovers were just as good straight from the fridge.
place the cauliflower, red pepper, chickpeas, farro, onion, feta and walnuts in a bowl and mix.
mix the vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, oregano, salt and pepper in a bowl.
pour the dressing over the salad followed by the parsley and mix.
we’ve never jumped into the world of farro. maybe we can start with your recipe!
i have been hearing how good cauliflower is roasted! i sure have to give it a try!
love cauliflower, never tried farro. looks delicious, will have to try! thanks!
i’ve never had farro, where do you buy it? i love caulifower!
this recipe sounds perfect for me! everything in it sounds so delicious, especially that roasted cauliflower. thanks kevin!
wow! this is a colorful salad!!what a great idea to use cauliflower to make salad!
this is my kind of dish! love that you added chickpeas to it.
now this is my kind of recipe! i’d be happy with a few bowlfuls and nothing else. lovely idea to use cauliflower here!
farro tastes so great! your salad looks really scrumptious!
hi first time here n u sure have a treasure trove of tips & great recipes…loved it n wud be back for sure.
i adore cooking with whole grains! good job!
i am intrigued by all the flavors you put in your salads, kevin. so healthy and delicious!
a lovely looking salad! i have never tried farro – i will have to give it a go.
just discovered your blog. can’t wait to thoroughly go through it. our dishes look amazing!!
roasted cauliflower is one of my favorites and after seeing some of your faro salads, i know that i really need to try it! did you buy it in your regular supermarket or did you have to go to a specialty store?
i love roasted cauliflower, but i have yet to try farro – it is on the list!
i envy you being able to go to the market so handily – you have such an awesome selection there.
i love this meal, so very healthy and colourful.
now i will have to try farro, never had it before.
i have not roasted many vegetables, i usually grill them. although, being that it is so flipping cold i might have to give this a try. superb dish kevin!
oh yum! you certainly are on a farro trip lately. love the sound of this – the chewy farro, the sweet cauliflower and the tang of the peppers. perfect.
never roasted cauliflower before this is a must try – looks wonderful and so new year healthy!!
that looks very good…nice and healthy!
oh my gosh that looks really yummy!
healthy and delicious, good meal kevin.
well, this is just full of goodness! in my humble opinion, cauliflower isn’t worth eating unless it’s roasted or surrounded by other yummy stuff, and you’ve done both!
that look so good! great idea to freeze roasted peppers.
this sounds like a great combination. i’ve been craving roasted cauliflower but keep forgetting to get it at the store. i have been making lots of root vegetable soup, they are really cheap right now.
i’m relatively inexperienced when it comes to cooking farro. i really must change that fact!
healthy and delicious looking?? yes, please! plus, i’ll eat anything with feta involved. anything!
wow, love how you came up with this dish! awesome kevin!
that salad looks amazing! i love how hardy and delicious it sounds. the contrasts in textures must make it a really special meal.
i love all things cauliflower! this is a great recipe with lots of flavor and texture. marjie posted a different type of cauliflower recently, and now you have this one … i can’t resist the lure of the cauliflower! i’ll be getting some next time i go shopping!
this salad looks really good. i have never tasted roasted cauliflower before but i can imagine its great!
i’ve never had farro, but you keep coming up with good ways to put it to use. i will have to try it soon.
this looks so healthy and delicious! and of course… a beautiful photograph.
this is a great blog! i really enjoy seeing what your up to. good photos too.
i need to eat more whole grains, and this would be a perfect way to do that!
ooh, i need to buy cauliflower more!!
i guess farro might make an appearance in oklahoma in about another 10 years time. 🙂 pity, that salad looks srummy.
this must be “yummylicious” as you added feta.
the ingredients you used sound so perfectly complimentary! i like the addition of chickpeas!
this is such a fantastic idea. i always eat less salad in the winter, but you know what… didn’t know why i didn’t think to use these winter veggies. great looking salad!
roasted red peppers are almost a staple in our house. i love roasted cauliflower & broccoli, and everything else in this salad, except i've never ever tried farro. you make it sound so inviting.
joanne: i sometimes see it at larger grocery stores, though i usually have more luck at small specialty shops. i imagine that small health food shops would have it as well.
oh wow, this looks so delicious!
this looks so good and hearty! who says you can’t make friends with salad?
gorgeous, tasty, and healthy! who could ask for anything more??
wow, this looks good. i love cauli but needed a more exciting new way to use it. thanks for this recipe.
this not only sounds delicious, it looks so pretty too! i am definitely going to have to try roasting some cauliflower.
amazing! thanks for sharing!! farro is a lot like spelt, but doesn’t get mushy like spelt. that’s great. my son has allergies but can eat this grain, so any recipes i can find i love!
i haven’t tried farro yet…but would love to. this salad looks awesome!! i love whole grains!
oh yum, i love cauliflower! i’m definitely going to give this one a try!
i bought farro but no cooking instructions on the package. or maybe there are but it’s in italian (or something like that). and i planned to make the mushroom and thyme farro salad too.
i also linked those two recipes on my blog.
i made this salad tonight. it was fantastic!
this recipe should be in a cookbook!
i a making this today! i was able to find a 3 lb bag of organic pearled farro at costco a while back. roasted cauliflower is delish!


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baby&me is the first luxury magazine of its kind to solely target young families across london on a monthly basis.
more than just a parenting title, baby&me is a glossy, intelligent read with stylish fashion photography and challenging features from award-winning writers.
covering family life, health, entertainment, education, travel, food, fashion, interiors and more, baby&me is an inspiring read for discerning mothers who want more from a parenting magazine.


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Harald, you are a co-owner of Language Partners. Are you a linguist yourself, and how did you get into this competitive line of business?
No, I’m not a linguist; I am a historian and a business man. In 2004, my family and some other families we befriended established a small investment company. Our aim has always been to invest in small and medium enterprises, who not only need money, but knowledge and experience to make the next step as well. Preferably, we invest in companies that focus on the development of ‘human capital’. The language training institute, which we first invested in and one of the predecessors of Language Partners, ticked all the boxes. So, that’s why we made our first investment and we still are very much involved with Language Partners today.
How would you describe Language Partners?
Language Partners is a language training company, which offers language and business language training for 52 different languages in our centres in the Netherlands and internationally online. Centres in the Hague and Rotterdam are in what is called the Randstad, which happens to be where most people live in the Netherlands. Additional locations are in Amersfoort, Breda, Nijmegen and Zwolle. We also offer cultural training, which is highly important for any business person who wants to carry out business with another country.
There are many language schools in the Netherlands and around the world, what would you say are Language Partner’s USPs?
First, our trainers’ corps. We recruit new trainers based upon very strict selection criteria and we expect our trainers to continuously invest in their employability. New generations of learners present us with new requirements regarding their language training courses. We, and our trainers have to adapt to these changes.
In order to facilitate both our trainers and our staff, we established our own Language Partners Academy about ten years ago.
Our second USP would be our ability to provide language training courses matching the same quality criteria throughout the country and abroad. Corporate clients demand a corporate supplier with a strong sense of quality. That is one reason why we are proud to have our ISO9001:2015 certificate (which is a high standard of quality control delivered via the International Organisation for Standardisation).
Then our third USP must be our own Electronic Learning Platform; Language Partners Online. It is extremely difficult to support tailored language training courses with equally tailored online learning activities. Either the graphics are great, but the content is standard and superficial, or the content is highly tailored, but the user interface is not up to standard. Our Research & Development department has managed to combine the best of both for a reasonable price. Together with our international partners, we invest quite a lot of time making sure our E-learning capabilities match the continuously evolving demands of our customers.
Could you tell us more about your language training academy?
We established the Language Partners Academy in 2009, just after the financial crisis exposed itself. We didn’t want the relationship between trainers and Language Partners to consist of just the monthly pay-check. Therefore, we looked for a social, efficient and effective way to keep in closer touch with our trainers. However, there was a lack of institutionalised methods of accomplishing this in the Netherlands, so, we developed a curriculum for our trainers and called it the Language Partners Academy.
If you look back to when you first invested in a language school, did you hope to achieve back then what you have accomplished so far?
Yes and no. Yes, we have managed to establish a healthy business in a very competitive environment, offering employment to our trainers and staff, just as we hoped. No, back then we could not have foreseen the way we would grow both autonomously and by mergers and acquisitions against all odds during the years of crisis since 2008.
As a managing director of a language company, what are the biggest challenges you face?
The biggest challenge in the short term would be the fact that we provide services to three generations of students. Never have the wishes and demands of these generations been so totally different before. Each generation requires its very own approach in terms of didactics and supporting materials.
We regard the biggest challenge for the midterm future to be one of the biggest opportunities at the same time: the development of artificial intelligence on top of the wave of automation. If we make the wrong choices, we will lose our business within a blink of an eye. If we make the right choices, you can think of endless possibilities within our line of business.
That’s hard to tell of course. Based upon our current knowledge and understanding, we expect our international partners and us to have formed a clearly visible language and communication training group using state of the art didactics and tools, employing and training the best available trainers both in our countries and via the virtual classrooms.
What tips would you have for to young professionals starting in business today?
To all professionals in general I would say: open your eyes for the ever-accelerating changes and developments surrounding us. You may just see incidental ‘innovations’, but only when you connect the dots will you be able to see their enormous potential and the opportunity they offer for your own development.
Do you have a philosophy on life or your own motto?
My motto is ‘if it does not kill you, it makes you stronger’. Developing oneself can only be done by getting out of your comfort zone every now and then. That is not particularly nice, of course, but necessary to make the next steps.
What drives or motivates you and your staff?
We are all very much aware of the opportunities and threats surrounding the ever-evolving developments of technology. Against the backdrop of automation and artificial intelligence, we think it is very important to develop one’s human skills like communication skills; that’s why we are motivated to deliver the best language training courses, because human beings should develop themselves continuously.
b) tell us about a person who has had a strong impact on you?
Well, as a historian I read many books. However, the book that really impressed me the most was De Civitate Dei from Augustine of Hippo. From the same category a person who has a strong impact on me: Marcus Tullius Cicero. He was not only a brilliant strategist, but a very intelligent orator as well.

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harald, you are a co-owner of language partners. are you a linguist yourself, and how did you get into this competitive line of business?
no, i’m not a linguist; i am a historian and a business man. in 2004, my family and some other families we befriended established a small investment company. our aim has always been to invest in small and medium enterprises, who not only need money, but knowledge and experience to make the next step as well. preferably, we invest in companies that focus on the development of ‘human capital’. the language training institute, which we first invested in and one of the predecessors of language partners, ticked all the boxes. so, that’s why we made our first investment and we still are very much involved with language partners today.
how would you describe language partners?
language partners is a language training company, which offers language and business language training for 52 different languages in our centres in the netherlands and internationally online. centres in the hague and rotterdam are in what is called the randstad, which happens to be where most people live in the netherlands. additional locations are in amersfoort, breda, nijmegen and zwolle. we also offer cultural training, which is highly important for any business person who wants to carry out business with another country.
there are many language schools in the netherlands and around the world, what would you say are language partner’s usps?
first, our trainers’ corps. we recruit new trainers based upon very strict selection criteria and we expect our trainers to continuously invest in their employability. new generations of learners present us with new requirements regarding their language training courses. we, and our trainers have to adapt to these changes.
in order to facilitate both our trainers and our staff, we established our own language partners academy about ten years ago.
our second usp would be our ability to provide language training courses matching the same quality criteria throughout the country and abroad. corporate clients demand a corporate supplier with a strong sense of quality. that is one reason why we are proud to have our iso9001:2015 certificate (which is a high standard of quality control delivered via the international organisation for standardisation).
then our third usp must be our own electronic learning platform; language partners online. it is extremely difficult to support tailored language training courses with equally tailored online learning activities. either the graphics are great, but the content is standard and superficial, or the content is highly tailored, but the user interface is not up to standard. our research & development department has managed to combine the best of both for a reasonable price. together with our international partners, we invest quite a lot of time making sure our e-learning capabilities match the continuously evolving demands of our customers.
could you tell us more about your language training academy?
we established the language partners academy in 2009, just after the financial crisis exposed itself. we didn’t want the relationship between trainers and language partners to consist of just the monthly pay-check. therefore, we looked for a social, efficient and effective way to keep in closer touch with our trainers. however, there was a lack of institutionalised methods of accomplishing this in the netherlands, so, we developed a curriculum for our trainers and called it the language partners academy.
if you look back to when you first invested in a language school, did you hope to achieve back then what you have accomplished so far?
yes and no. yes, we have managed to establish a healthy business in a very competitive environment, offering employment to our trainers and staff, just as we hoped. no, back then we could not have foreseen the way we would grow both autonomously and by mergers and acquisitions against all odds during the years of crisis since 2008.
as a managing director of a language company, what are the biggest challenges you face?
the biggest challenge in the short term would be the fact that we provide services to three generations of students. never have the wishes and demands of these generations been so totally different before. each generation requires its very own approach in terms of didactics and supporting materials.
we regard the biggest challenge for the midterm future to be one of the biggest opportunities at the same time: the development of artificial intelligence on top of the wave of automation. if we make the wrong choices, we will lose our business within a blink of an eye. if we make the right choices, you can think of endless possibilities within our line of business.
that’s hard to tell of course. based upon our current knowledge and understanding, we expect our international partners and us to have formed a clearly visible language and communication training group using state of the art didactics and tools, employing and training the best available trainers both in our countries and via the virtual classrooms.
what tips would you have for to young professionals starting in business today?
to all professionals in general i would say: open your eyes for the ever-accelerating changes and developments surrounding us. you may just see incidental ‘innovations’, but only when you connect the dots will you be able to see their enormous potential and the opportunity they offer for your own development.
do you have a philosophy on life or your own motto?
my motto is ‘if it does not kill you, it makes you stronger’. developing oneself can only be done by getting out of your comfort zone every now and then. that is not particularly nice, of course, but necessary to make the next steps.
what drives or motivates you and your staff?
we are all very much aware of the opportunities and threats surrounding the ever-evolving developments of technology. against the backdrop of automation and artificial intelligence, we think it is very important to develop one’s human skills like communication skills; that’s why we are motivated to deliver the best language training courses, because human beings should develop themselves continuously.
b) tell us about a person who has had a strong impact on you?
well, as a historian i read many books. however, the book that really impressed me the most was de civitate dei from augustine of hippo. from the same category a person who has a strong impact on me: marcus tullius cicero. he was not only a brilliant strategist, but a very intelligent orator as well.


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Describe the problem you are seeing.
Do M-x org-hugo-debug-info, That will copy the debug info in Markdown format to the kill ring. So do not manually do any other kill (copy/cut) operation after that!
Paste the Markdown contents in the GitHub issue.
You can still hit the Preview tab of the Issue before submitting it.

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describe the problem you are seeing.
do m-x org-hugo-debug-info, that will copy the debug info in markdown format to the kill ring. so do not manually do any other kill (copy/cut) operation after that!
paste the markdown contents in the github issue.
you can still hit the preview tab of the issue before submitting it.