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The year 2013 is about one fourth over. Back in January a lot of us made New Year's Resolutions. But did we carry them out?
Frankly, if I made a resolution I can't even remember what it was. Probably I resolved to do something like writing helpful stuff, but that's what I try to do anyway, so that sort of resolution wasn't necessary. Or maybe I resolved not to worry. If that's the case, I certainly failed to keep the resolution because I still tend to worry too much about things. But the year isn't over, so I can still work on that.
What about you? Do you remember what New Year's Resolutions you made? And have you managed to keep them so far?
Maybe this would be a good time to make new ones.
Nancy Stewart has done it again.
Like her earlier books, the newest one shows that even kids can make a positive difference in the world.
In Bella Saves the Beach the characters from Stewart's award winning book One Pelican at a Time return to tackle another problem with the environment. Even the pelican they rescued from the Gulf oil spill in the previous book appears again and is seen in the charming illustrations by Samantha Bell.
In this new book Bella is disturbed by the trash thrown around on the beach. She and her friend, Britt, try several ways to solve that problem but none of them work. What can they do?
Finally the girls find a way to get others involved and the problem is solved.
After the story ends there's lots of helpful information for young readers about environmental problems and things they can do to make a difference. I think many kids and maybe some adults will be inspired by this book to help make their own worlds better.
I've only read a couple of Philip Pullman's books and was turned off by his religious bigotry so I never expected to read anything else by him. However last week I was in the library looking for a quick read and saw Two Crafty Criminals: and how they were captured by the Daring Detectives of the New Cut Gang.
Deciding to give the author another chance, I checked it out and, to my surprise, loved it.
Many books for younger readers seem to try too hard to be adventurous, humorous, or both and after a while the attempts become boring. But Pullman's book kept the action believable and the humor was so well done I actually laughed out loud several times.
I assume there will be more books about the New Cut Gang and hope they're as good.
Danger of Swearing
I've often thought how strange, and perhaps silly, it is that certain words are considered "bad" while they have synonyms that are socially acceptable. For instance once I couldn't help laughing when I heard someone shout to a man that his mother was a female dog and he wanted to mate with him.
But bad words have a purpose that has been damaged by the frequent use of swearing.
It used to be when people felt angry they would let out that feeling by using vocabulary that made them feel they had broken some rules. Perhaps it warned others that they might express their anger in stronger ways if the situation that angered them continued to escalate.
But when people use that kind of language all the time it no longer has any shock value. Now when they become angry they are likely to 'break a rule' by becoming physically violent.
And physical violence is becoming more and more prevalent in our society.
Sometimes it even leads to murders that might not have happened if the perpetrators hadn't already broken the rules about violence without feeling those were extreme. And if they had felt they were breaking rules by swearing then minor violence might have felt extreme enough to release greater anger.
Of course there have always been killings and other violent acts among human beings, but maybe if swearing were not considered normal conversation by so many people there might be a lot less physical violence.
Danger of Swearing,
When I was a kid I remember my mother putting on Chanel Number Five to smell nice when she dressed up. Later I would wear perfumes, colognes, or what was actually called toilet water for special occasions. And once in a while my mother would use Air Wik to cover up an unpleasant odor in the house.
But in the late 1970s and early '80s fragrances started showing up -or smelling up - everywhere. From disposable diapers to cleaning products, laundry detergents to all personal care products, scented candles and air fresheners, fragrances have been everywhere ever since.
We had to change churches many times because of my husband's severe allergic reactions to people sitting near him. While my allergies to perfumes are less severe, those smells may trigger my asthma. Even natural fragrances from botanicals can cause reactions in some people with pollen allergies.
And "odor eliminators" don't actually eliminate odors. Instead they make people's noses unable to detect the smells. That can be extremely dangerous for people with severe allergies.
Just about the time when fragrances began showing up in all kinds of products lots of babies were born who turned out to have autism. That condition had previously been rare but more and more kids are being diagnosed with it. Could one of the factors causing autism be exposure to the fragrances?
And what about pollution? Certainly other chemicals are in our atmosphere in greater amounts, but couldn't the ones in fragrances be part of that problem, too? People who don't use colognes or perfumes often think they're fragrance free, but their noses are so used to the odors in their laundry and personal care products they aren't aware that they smell like those things all the time.
I think if most people switched to unscented products the world would be a safer place.
I've never understood the point of book clubs.
If I want to read a book I usually sit down and read the whole thing. If it's too long to finish in one sitting I might spend an hour or two for several days in a row. But people in book clubs may take weeks or even months to read one book so they can discuss it a chapter or two at a time when they get together.
To me, that sounds BORING. They might as well be back in school completing homework assignments. If they do read ahead and finish a book before the group discusses it all (Is that considered cheating?) they're obligated to remember details so they can talk about the selection from it at each meeting.
Yes, it's nice to spend time with other people who like to read the same sort of things but, otherwise, I simply don't see what book clubs accomplish.
In a way a book club might be like a critique group where writers share a chapter of whatever they're working on at each meeting. But a critique group has the practical purpose of members helping each other improve their writing so it's ready to submit for publication, and members get to see each others' work change and improve over time.
And it's not possible to read a book in a day or so that hasn't yet been completely written.
If anyone who reads this belongs to a book club I'd appreciate hearing why.
Today is the SCBWI Spring Spirit Conference for people who write for kids. I've gone to dozens of writers' conferences and spoken at quite a few but I never get tired of them.
Writing is a solitary business, but writers are communicators, so when we get together we make friends easily. Both critique groups and conferences allow for that to happen as well as helping us develop our skills and get our work published. Many of my closest friends are people I originally met at gatherings like that.
But writers' conferences aren't the only kind.
Many professions have them for people in the same field. Churches, denominations, and other religious groups have conferences, and so do organizations like Scouts and athletic groups. And there are probably other kinds of conferences I haven't thought of.
Have you ever attended a conference? If you did, what did you like about it? Did it help you?
When I was a kid we were taught the difference between metaphors and similes. When I was an English major in college my professors spent time going over that information again and it was on important exams. As a teacher I've often seen curriculum teaching the same information to kids. And, of course, as a professional writer I'm expected to know that information.
Both of them are used to compare things, but it doesn't really matter if people use 'like' or 'as,' or use other comparisons that leave those words out. It's still obvious that things are being compared.
Lots of grammatical information really does matter. If a sentence doesn't have both a noun and a verb it doesn't communicate the intended information, and confusing adjectives and adverbs can make it obvious that a speaker doesn't know the English language well. It's important for students to have basic knowledge about how our language works.
But I have a big question about the difference between a metaphor and a simile. Why in the world does our education system spend so much time on such a small distinction? The few people who are fascinated by grammar might consider the difference important, but when it comes to communication between ordinary people, who cares?


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It's been a damned fine day today...I stayed home till noon to allow some contractors to come in and fix various broken things. We got a new tap set on the kitchen sink and a fit, healthy bloke came and sweated his arse off changing pipes and stuff. He actually had to cut the sink out of the counter and take it outside so he could properly beat the ever-lovin' crap out of it before it'd give up the old tap set, which time, love and chemical corrosion had sealed into place. He's coming back later to change out a shower valve which, I'm told and thus believe, is a totally different kind of plumbing job that requires welding equipment and far more money. Also had visits from the pest control guy, the pool guy and the washing-machine repair guy.
But, I'm a contented fellow because I used the time productively and re-finished the not-quite-finished-as-it-so-happens Mercury MailRoom. See, I'd always told Deanne that I shouldn't do manly chores such as plumbing because I'd screw it up and my time would be better spent writing software. Then I'd sit down and play games :) But not today!
A small interface tweak was needed and the old name "FAQ Support" had to be taken out of some of the documentation. As soon as the tristesse.com domain comes back to life (it should be today) I'll start contacting companies that might want it and see if they'll beta-test it for me. I'm thinking of giving it to them free for a year as I'm hoping to find a way to do an annual license sort of thing. $99 per user ? Seems like a fair deal for the amount of time it'll save them. But I need my email account to be working before I can contact anyone. Or it'll be a short call...
"Would you like to use my software? It's cool and stable and will really help you!"
"Sure, where can we email you?"
"Actually, my brother's PC isn't working, so I can't get email. But if you..."
"Hello? Hello? No, please! I am *so* a professional!"
I also got a bonus for project completion at work, bought $50 of nuts, raisins and granola bars for office snackage (to avoid paying the vending machine people), wrote to some friends and family, had sushi for lunch, listened to the Bladerunner soundtrack, walked the dog in a light summer rain, failed to beat my NHL Hitz 2003 hockey game, and even talked to my brother! Keith is on vacation in Seattle and is having a grand old time...wonder if he'll go visit Microsoft?
So it's a quiet happy evening for me while I wait for Deanne to come home. Actually I suspect she read this today - someone from her college, Nazareth, searched on "sirenbrian" and came to this site and read four pages yesterday. Ah referral logging...is there nothing you can't tell me? I wonder who that was though?
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Janet Cook Wellness and Your Best Life: Roots, Branches, Watery Depths and Pollen Bursts
Roots, Branches, Watery Depths and Pollen Bursts
Happy Wintertime to you! Metaphorically speaking, in Chinese medicine’s Five Element Theory, this season is the phase of relative stillness and the ”underground” unknown. It’s like the murky bottom of the ocean. Indeed, water is the associated element and blue is the associated color. The kidney and bladder organ/meridian systems are related to this phase.
Often, being with the unknown, observing without evaluating, to see what emerges is the hardest phase to experience. There may be an urge to skip it. Before fully understanding the wisdom to be revealed in this phase, one may prematurely jump into planning and structuring the next step rather than simply being with the unknown.
The challenging emotion of the Water phase is fear. Sometimes the feeling is unwarranted and comes from an imbalance in the kidney and/or bladder organ/meridians systems. In wintertime in Central Texas, however, there’s often a very clear and real fear of impending Cedar Fever. For the uninitiated, this is the allergic rhinitis or sinusitis from which many begin to suffer. It directly relates to the plentiful cedar trees that have begun to bloom and disperse their pollen.
In Chinese medicine, it’s important to treat cedar fever on two levels. There are the acute-stage symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, itchy ears, and itchy, red and/or burning eyes. All of these can leave a person exhausted. This is the branch aspect of the imbalance. Acupuncture and individually-tailored Chinese herbal formulas provide relief and often help someone smoothly sail through the season.
For lasting relief, a person’s constitutional level or pattern also must be assessed and balanced. This is the root level of the disorder. One patient may have a lot of clear mucus drainage, often feel cold, get up several times at night to urinate and have a history of shortness of breath, fatigue and asthma. Another patient may have thick yellow or green nasal mucus, a flushed red face, strong thirst, and constipation as well as be overweight. A third patient may simply get a runny nose and itchy eyes during Cedar Fever season. Each person’s allergies will be addressed quite differently in Chinese medicine.
If the root level is not addressed, the branch-level symptoms will continue to manifest during Cedar Fever season. Although the best time to address constitutional imbalances is months before full-bloom allergy symptoms, they can be addressed at any time.
As Bob Flaws points out, there are also three free therapies that are crucial for getting rid of these allergies:
Strong digestive Qi, or Life Force, is important to fend off the allergic responses. What one eats and does not eat directly affect these dynamics. For example, although a completely raw foods diet has been popular and some raw veggies are valuable, too much of them requires too much digestive Qi and drains it. Eating plenty of veggies is very important but a general rule of thumb is to have the raw ones be no more than 20% of the diet. It’s better for veggies to generally be lightly steamed.
Chilled food and drinks are also harmful. Think of them in terms of the energy they drain from the body when they have to be warmed to body temperature. Sugars, including alcohol and sweets, also damage digestive Qi. The more oily and greasy a food is, the more it creates “Damp.” This clogs our system and contributes to allergy symptoms. All dairy and refined-flour products are Damp-producing.
Regular and adequate exercise greatly helps Qi move in a healthy way and not be stuck. It also strengthens digestive Qi. Those with a history of asthma are included but need no more than 20 minutes of aerobic exercise that is done in a way that does not induce an attack. An important first step for this population is to clean up one’s diet before starting an exercise program.
Rare is the person who early-on did not learn maladaptive coping responses to frustrations, irritations and anger. When we feel stressed, most of us tense muscles in our upper back and shoulders, neck, and/or jaws. It’s also common to hold the breath. These responses only make respiratory issues worse. Therefore, deep relaxation practices need to involve the body and be more than mental experiences . My personal favorites are Qigong practices on DVDs by Lee Holden. His website is www.ExercisetoHeal.com
Besides these three important therapies, one can also do home remedies such as Chinese self-massage at strategic points, seven star hammering, Chinese medicinal porridges, moxibustion, and Chinese medicinal teas. Talk with your licensed practitioner of Chinese medicine or get a copy of Bob Flaw’s book, Curing Hay Fever Naturally at Blue Poppy Press for more specifics on these techniques as well as the three free therapies.
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The Chocolate Cult: $50 Gift Card Giveway for Steak, Seafood, and Chocolate!
$50 Gift Card Giveway for Steak, Seafood, and Chocolate!
Using RANDOM.ORG our winner from the comments below and on our FB for this giveaway is: Carolsue Anderson who entered a total of three times making her more likely to win. She has been contacted with her gift card code. Thank you to everyone and the Certified Steak and Seafood Company for their gift card through the Foodie Blogroll.
Your Chocolate Priestess recently received a $50 gift card from the Certified Steak and Seafood Company via The Chocolate Cult's membership in Foodie Blogroll. I used this to order one of the desserts they sell as well as a set of steaks and a lot of high quality hamburgers. Today I'd like to take you through my experience of ordering and using some of this food to help celebrate Valentine's Day over a week ago.
I ordered the one purely chocolate dessert the company sells, Triple Chocolate Cake. They also have a cheesecake selection but it had only a few chocolate pieces and tree nuts so that wasn't as acceptable as this choice. The cake is large and I made sure we cut it into 16 pieces so I could use the nutritional information on the box most accurately. It was actually a challenge to cut it into so many pieces but I had help. The first thing I noticed about the cake is that it was simply packed in a box inside the bigger box with dry ice and individually wrapped hamburgers, steaks, and even a free pack of fancy albacore tuna. The burgers and steak had instruction on how to prepare them but the cake and tuna did not; I know how to use the cake but the tuna, well, we don't generally have something this fancy in my house. The only probably the packing created with the cake is that the lovely chocolate curls you'll see on their website were completely crushed making it less pretty than I had hoped it would be.
When you go to unpack this have gloves because the dry ice makes everything cold, super cold and it will burn you. I'm completely serious here, put on some gloves before you start unwrapping things. You'll want to thaw the cake in the refrigerator as well as the meat. I put the steaks and cake in the frig the day before I wanted to use them to make sure I could on Valentine's Day.
The cake itself is very rich and the nutritional information suggests that you cut it into 12 pieces at least. Once the cake was thawed fully it gave off a nice strong cocoa fragrance. The cake parts were moist but not overly so, which the fudgy layer between then was deeply chocolaty in nature. It was a challenge to eat a full bite with all the layers so I tended to take smaller bites. I shared this with a total of seven people making it easier for me to get enough that it satisfied without pigging out.
We are also hosting a GIVEAWAY for a $50 Gift Card to Certified Steak and Seafood Company. You don't have to buy this chocolate cake you could spend it on steaks, or shrimp, or cheesecake, or lobster or anything on their website that you like. Sometimes they offer free shipping if you order a certain amount so look for that. They only ship to Canada and the USA, including Hawaii by the way.
Leave a comment below stating what product you's spend your $50 gift card on.
Make sure that you have an email address listed for your ID so I can contact you if you wish. If I can't contact you, then I'll chose another winner.
To earn extra entries, join our Facebook community page and leave a comment stating what product you'd spend your $50 gift card on.
Since this is a big giveaway I need to see at least 20 different people enter so spread the word about the giveaway.
This giveaway will end on Noon (Eastern Time) on Friday, March 15, 2013.
I would buy Prime Boneless Filet Mignon and maybe some cheese cake... ug, now I'm craving steak!rishamoonshadow@yahoo.com
I would probably get a bag of scallops and a tasty dessert. We've got a half a cow in our freezer right now. :)
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I would buy the triple Chocolate cake since I love Chocolate, and Cod to have fish fry at my home!!
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I'll admit, I've never cooked steak before so I'd probably klutz it up. A safer bet for me would be the angus patties and dogs with a triple chocolate cake for dessert.
lobster, steak, swordfish, cheesecake, scallops and dogs. a major surf n turf with a cake to top it all off for my friends!!!
Prime Ribeye! It's been so long since I've had a good prime rib.
I'd get a few packages of the Tenderloin Tips (http://www.certifiedsteakandseafood.com/prime/prime-tenderloin-tips), as they look like they could be added to just about anything.
A couple of 12-oz New York Strip Steaks! Ohhh, and maybe a carrot cake....yum!Digicats {at} Sbcglobal {dot} Net
I like you on Facebook (Carolsue Anderson)and I commented with the above comment also.https://www.facebook.com/thechooclatecult/posts/10151484352573076Digicats {at} Sbcglobal {dot} Net
Yay! I won! Thank you. I'm looking for a way to contact you noq.CarolDigicats {at} Sbcglobal {dot} Net
Juicy Prime Angus Ribeye looks really good. March 27, 2013 at 11:44 PM
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Pool area was nicely furnished and spacious - Review of Sun Blue Apart Hotel - TripAdvisor
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Pool area was nicely furnished and spacious - Review of Sun Blue Apart Hotel
we stayed here for 3 nights in august as a family of 4.hotel is in a perfect location, just behind the marti, a stones throw from the beach and all amenities.pool area was nicely furnished and spacious.rooms were nicely furnished.i was a bit disappointed as we were given a top floor apartment, even though we had requested a low floor as our baby was 18 months old, there is no lift.we did ask to move rooms but were told the hotel was full.i could not relax in the room because i was scared of our baby going to the balcony, in which he did get his head stuck one day and also the window in the living area when opened just had a bar across, and he could have easily climbed on the sofa and out of the window.i would recommend these apartments to couples or families with older children.
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14 helpful votes “Amazing First Time Holiday In Turkey”
Firstly may I just say that the review of Tonim17 of 12 Oct 2013 is only a view of one young couple who came and went within 24 hours and judging by their attitude wouldn't have been happy in the Dorchester. By the way does anyone know where you can buy a silent fridge. My family arrived in the early hours of 5th October after a long and tiring journey were met by a man called Bouland who was extremely helpful given the hour and couldn't be more polite. We were booked in quickly and helped to our apartment with cases etc. In the morning we could see in daylight just how lovely this apartment block was and again experienced how friendly the staff were. We met the owner, not manager off the complex who was lovely, spoke very good English and again welcomed us to her appartments. This complex is a small, extremely friendly, welcoming and family run business. The cleaner is the wife of Bouland who was a lovely woman. She came in and cleaned every day, our towels were changed at least every other day and bedding twice per week. The rooms were spotlessly clean when we arrived and up until the day we departed. Absolutely no complaints there. Ok, so the shops local to the complex don't stock very much but it was very close to the end of the season when shops etc are winding down, but this was in no way the responsibility of the Sun Blue so no accountability there. A little walk into the town where shops do stock more variety would alleviate this problem. All in all my family and myself enjoyed a fantastic holiday in Icmeler made even more enjoyable by this fantastic holiday complex run by some of the nicest people you'll meet. I would highly recommend a holiday here for families or couples of any age. It's short distance to the beach and bars/restaurants make it even more attractive. So a great big thank you to the staff at Sun Blue and hope to see you again very soon.
Room Tip: No complaints from any other guests about there accommodation whilst we were there, (apart from Toni...
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Stayed here for 16 nights,we requested a low floor apartment and was given apt 16,nice and modern overlooking the pool with a balcony and another one facing the front of the apartments.Rooms were cleaned to a very high standard by 2 lovely cleaning ladies.Towels were changed every 2 days and sheets twice a week,no cleaning on a Sunday as its their day off.The pool is lovely and no problems getting sunbeds.Would have liked the hot water to be switched on earlier than 6pm at night though,just felt that this was too late for us.We found all the staff to be very friendly.Only 2 minutes walk to the beach and the canal where the restaurants and shops are.I wouldnt recommend using the shop next to them,although their prices are barcoded and it states this on a sign outside the shop,he did overcharge a number of times and didnt put the items through the till.Try to use the larger supermarkets,less than half he charges.
Room Tip: room 16 is low floor and overlooking the pool with 2 balconies.
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We arrived on saturday afternoon and were shown to room 19 above the bar, lovely apartment but we found after two days we could not stay in there as the noise of the bar and the pool table kept us awake until 5 each morning. I asked if we could move on the monday and she said there wasnt a problem with the bar as she shut it at 2.30 each morning, but obviously people were coming back late and palying pool until all hours. We were moved to room 23 which was on the ground floor, again a lovely apartment. We had to go down to see the owners at least 3 times as the water was cold in the evenings, there was no explanantion of this but we were then told my other people that the water was run by immersion heater and that the hot water was only available for a couple of hours in the morning and then from 6 - 9 in the evening, which didnt please us as when we came in from a trip we had to wait until after 6 until we could have a shower. We had clean towels put in our room on wednesday and by saturday morning and after leaving our towels on the floor we thought we would wait another day before asking for one. We went to ask on sunday to be told that the cleaners dont work on a sunday and we would have to wait until monday but as we were leaving on tuesday we were told we wouldnt be getting a room clean on monday as we were leaving on tuesday, therefore the room wasnt cleaned from Saturday right through to tuesday the day we left. We asked if at least we could have clean towels, the cleaner had to go and ask the owner if we could have clean towels, after half an hour she agreed we could have towels. The shower was over flowing all the time and we took it that so many people were having a shower at the same time in the allocated time, the water was backing up into the showers.I couldnt fault the apartments at all they were the best we had stayed in but we found that the staff were not very hepful at all. We paid alot of money to stay in these apartments and at least expected hot water and clean towels which wasnt the case. I would stay there again if these issues were resolved but wouldnt pay the price we paid as they werent worth the cost
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10 helpful votes “Amazing holiday once again”
This was the 3rd time we stayed at sunblue, and never fails to satisfy, it's in a great location, close to everything, all the staff are extremely friendly and helpful as are all the local people, the apartments are basic but perfect for what you need, the pool is a nice size and never overcrowded. Can't wait to go again.
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24 helpful votes “Dirty and dangerous rooms accompanied by rude and unhelpful staff”
On arrival someone from the hotel helped wheel our bags into reception and we checked in. There were 3 staff members there, one lady and 2 men. From what I have been told by someone I know who stayed there, the lady was the manager.One of the men helped us to our room, round the back of the hotel and up a large flight of stairs. Getting into the room (number 29), we were greeted by what can only be described as a room you would see on 'Holidays from hell'. The place stunk of sewage and it didnt look any better. The bathroom was more of a wet room that looked like it was made for someone in a wheelchair to wheel into, the shower was dirty with scum all around the base of it and the floor along with stains that looked like noone had ever tried to remove them and there was no loo roll, which considering we had just arrived we thought there would be at least one until we could go to the shop.Handles on cupboards were broken, there were chunks of wood missing from bedroom furniture and the whole place was dark and dingy and the lights were flicking on and off.As you can imagine we were not happy to stay there so went to reception to complain and ask to be moved. We told them all of the problems that it was dirty and stunk etc and we were told 'it is clean, it was only cleaned 10 days ago'! We had paid to stay here and paid for a clean room, not one that was cleaned ten days ago! The lady said she would send someone up who came and said its fine its clean and left. My partner went back down and said no this is not good enough we want to be moved now! First he was told this is the only room we have but after 15 minutes of telling them we wanted to be moved they gave my partner another key and showed him to the room (room 16) He came back to get me and our bags (noone came to help, even though the first room was up a load of stairs and our bags were heavy and it was dark!) Getting into this room it at least smelt clean, we out our stuff down grabbed money to go to the local supermarket on site. Getting to this shop we looked around for food to make dinner, we had been told we would be able to buy food when we got there however upon further looking around we realised that there was nothing edible, what we did pick up was out of date! We picked up a box of cereal some water and what we were told was milk. We also picked up a carton of orange juice but there was mould on the top so we left it. We got back to the room and realised it was not milk or if it was it was gone off because the smell was horrible. We had dry cereal for our dinner at 12.30am! After looking around the room some more we could see that this room was actually dangerous, there was a light hanging from the ceiling which was only hanging on by the wires-this could have fallen at anytime, not only that the wires were exposed! The shaver socket in the bathroom was hanging off the wall again with exposed wires! There was a broken light in the bedroom-this was the glass that was broken, again dangerous! The toilet was leaking a bit also.We wanted showers before bed but firstly there was hair around the edge and after leaving the shower running for five minutes or more it became apparent there was no hot water. By this point we had had enough so phoned the emergency number we had been supplied with on our paperwork but it was out of hours! How can an emergency number be out of office?! We wanted sleep and had been told there were no other rooms we decided to try and get sleep. This was difficult as the noise from the fridge kept us up all night resulting in no sleep. Even with the door shut you could hear it! By 7am local time we knew we had to phone the emergency number again to try and get somewhere because this did not feel like a holiday and we just wanted to be at home! The emergency number was not open until 8.30am english time so we got dressed, by this time we had hot water. When I got out of the shower the water had risen so high that it started to leak over the floor-the plug was obviously blocked! (This was not the case again when we showered later at around 5pm) The floor of the whole place was disgusting, we got out of the shower and our feet were black straigt away from walking from bathroom to the bedroom.We had to put credit on our phone to be able to call and after 5 minutes on hold to them our credit ran out! I then had to turn my data back on to phone our holiday supllier direct as we did not know what else to do, in total keeping my data on while we got this sorted cost me over £20! I got through and after telling them everything that had happened, first they were shocked so wrote everything down and asked if we wanted to move hotels and that she could speak to the hotel supplier to sort a new hotel, this would have been ok however the impression we were given is that due to ours being so cheap we would be put in a budget hotel and nothing could be guaranteed that it wouldn't be the same again. We asked when the next available flight home was and once they found out let us know that to transfer flights it would cost us £464! We had no choice but to pay this. After many phonecalls back and forth we found out that the transfer had also been sorted and we were told we would be picked up at 7.30pm local time. Our flight was booked for 23.30 11th October, just over 24 hours after we had arrived. We tried to make the most of the few hours we had in Turkey, and went for a walk along the beach and took in the beautiful sites and eating out at places with edible food. After getting back to our room after a while out we noticed the patio door at the front of the apartment was open (this was broken and we had forced it shut before leaving)- this was closed when we left and could only have been left this way by the cleaner. Our valuable items were in the room and anyone could have got it. When we checked out at 7.15pm I handed the keys to the lady in reception and she said ' are you leaving' I said 'yes we are going home' to which she replied 'ok'! She was not shocked by this and did not once ask why and what she could do. This disgusts me that someone can not even be bothered to ask why, although since we complained she had ignored us.Our holiday has been ruined as we are now home after only 1 day in Turkey which was ruined anyway due to sorting out geting home! This hotel may be great to some people hu spend loads and go in the peak season but for us getting a late break in the year, a holiday we had looked forward to all yr it seems they do not care about their guests at the end of the season.
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I am very impressed that he's donating all the proceeds of the book to charity. This book is not just about weight loss. It's about healing and becoming whole. As a health coach, I know how difficult it is to make the changes we need in our lives in order to be healthy and thriving AND happy. Dr. Sadeghi gives a 40 day process of how to shed the negative think, the hurtful emotions and creates the space for healing. I'm struggling in my life to make space for myself and this is helping me to do that, because he demonstrates how important that really is. I like his use of words, expressions and stories. They hit home.
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The Viticulture and Enology Science and Technology Alliance (VESTA), an NSF-funded National Center of Excellence, has effectively brought together diverse higher education institutions nationwide with a vibrant, private sector industry fueled by entrepreneurs. Higher education is often misaligned with industry needs or plays a limited role in economic development. Learn how VESTA created and maintains this collaboration between a range of diverse institutions and industry to drive economic development. [VESTA has created a rubric to measure the readiness of UEDA organizations to undergo such collaboration, including a scoring system and strategies to address areas that score low against the rubric.]
Scott Kohl, Co-Principal Investigator and VESTA Campus Director, Highland Community College
Michelle Norgren, Principle Investigator and Director, Viticulture & Enology Science & Technology Alliance
Tom Smith, Co-Principal Investigator and VESTA Campus Director, Michigan State University and Associate Director of the Institute of Agricultural Technology
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1. Michelle Norgren - Principle Investigator and Director, Viticulture & Enology Science & Technology Alliance (VESTA) Scott Kohl - Co-Principal Investigator and VESTA Campus Director, Highland Community College Tom Smith - Co-Principal Investigator and VESTA Campus Director, Michigan State University; Associate Director of the Institute of Agricultural Technology CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT FOR COLLABORATION TO ENHANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2. a National Science Foundation (NSF)– Advanced Technological Education (ATE) Program grant to create and implement an educational program designed to develop an educated workforce that will meet the needs of the grape and wine industry through a National partnership of higher education institutions. The VESTA National Center of Excellence is:
3. Arizona - Yavapai Community College ** Arkansas – Arkansas Tech University – Ozark California – Sonoma State University Illinois – Rend Lake College Iowa – Northeast Iowa Community College Kansas – Highland Community College - Wamego Michigan – Michigan State University Michigan - Northwestern Michigan College** Michigan - Lake Michigan College** Minnesota - Central Lakes College Minnesota – South Central College** Missouri – Missouri State University Missouri - Missouri State University – West Plains New Mexico – Northern New Mexico College New York – Niagara County Community College North Carolina - Surry Community College Ohio – Kent State University – Ashtabula Ohio – Clark State Community College** Oklahoma – Redlands Community College Oregon – Umpqua Community College Tennessee – Nashville State Community College** Texas – Texas State Technical College Washington – Yakima Valley Community College Wisconsin – Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Unique and Dynamic Partnership of Educational Institutions 2003 2014
4. Intercollegiate Collaboration • Of the 23 educational institution partners, 7 host online courses. • Throughout the Alliance, students seamlessly transfer earned credits and distribute financial aid between course hosting institutions and the students’ home (degree granting) institution.
5. Rigorous and Comprehensive Educational Program • 41 online courses • 3 educational tracks – viticulture, enology, and wine business entrepreneurship. • Multiple educational paths – Individual courses – Technical Certificate – Associate of Applied Science – Bachelor of Science – Masters • Curriculum that is industry driven and supervised by notable emeritus professors – Dr. Stan Howell, Michigan State – Dr. Barry Gump, University California – Fresno • Dedicated Instructional Designer – Dr. Jodi Creasap Gee, Missouri State University
6. Knowledgeable and respected national teaching faculty
7. VESTA Instructors • Dr. Merilark Padgett, Santa Rosa Junior College, CA • Pat Henderson, Executive Winemaker, Kenwood Vineyards, CA • Patricia Chalfant, Winemaker/Vineyard Manager, Caesar Creek Winery, OH • Dennis Emslie-Drummond, Instructor, Central Lakes College, MN • Dr. Bill Edinger, Emeritus, CalPoly, NY • John Giannini, Consultant, (former winemaker, Fresno State Winery), CA • Zoran Ljepovic, QA/QC Manager Constellation Wineries, CA • Benedicte Rhyne, Wine Country Consulting, TX • Mike Gau, JD, Northeast Iowa Community College, IA • Shouxin Li, Vineyard Manager, CA • Tom Smith, IAT, Michigan State University, MI • Dr. Mercy Olmsted, Viticulture Extension, University of Florida, FL • Robert Landry, Agriculture Instructor, Butte College, CA • Dan Neenan, Director, NECAS Center, IA • Dr. David White, Midwest Wine Analytics, WI • Dr. Barry Gump, Professor, Florida International University, FL • Darren Michaels, Laffort, WA • Patty Held, Wine Marketing Consultant, MO • Ian Mac Neill, Bank of Marin, CA • Ricky Thibodeau, Hudson Valley Community College, NY • Elizabeth Slater, Inshort Marketing, CA • Andy Allen, Arkansas Technical University, AR • Aaron DeBeers, Vinoptic Vineyard Consultant, CA • Daniel Becker, University of Kentucky, KY • Melba Allen, Oenocom, Burgundy, France • John Thull, Vineyard Manager, University of Minnesota, MN
8. Innovative use of distance educational technologies Synchronous and Asynchronous distance educational technologies. Mobile compliant for the student on the go.
9. Onsite Field Practicums • Onsite field practicums – (437 industry partners in 38 states and 4 foreign countries.) • Opportunity to work alongside industry mentors.
10. Dramatic Growth in Student Enrollment • VESTA enrollment in the 2004 academic year consisted of 35 students from 7 states. • Total student participation of 1500 students from 45 states and 5 foreign countries since 2003. • The 2014-2015 academic year found the total consortium enrollment, a combination of online and on-ground students of more than 1200 students.
11. Cooperative Curriculum Review • Annual working Retreats involve a curricular team of 60 individuals representing industry members, instructional faculty and Management Team members. • The instructional designer, working with the course instructor adapt course content and online course site to accommodate revisions.
12. Centralized Program Front Door • Serves as the front door to the VESTA program. • Timely and current information regarding classes, workshops, events and learning resources. • Online registration with common Joint Admission/Registration form • Course payment, change of schedule, transcript request forms,
13. Additional Grant Related Activities • Undergraduate Research Program • Professional Development Workshops – vineyard crop and canopy management – vineyard integrated pest management – wine sensory analysis – wine and must chemical analysis – winery sanitation – barrel cooperage production – winter cold damage prevention – fruit wine production • High School Teacher Outreach – STEM concepts – Viticulture Boot camp – FFA – Career Fairs
14. What’s Next? • Spanish versions of instructional videos • New modules and Emerging Technologies • Simulation Instructional Technologies • Customized Corporate Training Program
15. Collaboration: The Community College Perspective Scott Kohl Highland Community College
16. DEMOGRAPHICS Highland Community College, Kansas Main campus and 5 satellite campuses College-wide FTE – 2100 Viticulture and Enology at Wamego Campus FTE = 250 Viticulture and Enology Program FTE = 6 1 Administrator and 2 Faculty
17. How we got started…
18. How VESTA helped us step-up our game
19. Small college benefits from VESTA
20. VESTA benefits from small college partners
21. Collaboration: The University Perspective Tom Smith Michigan State University
22. Michigan’s Wine Economy • Michigan has 15,000 acres of vineyards making Michigan the fourth largest grape-growing state. • About 2,650 acres are devoted to wine grapes, making Michigan the fifth state in wine grape production in the nation. • Vineyard area has doubled over the last 10 years. • Michigan's 117 commercial wineries produce more than 1.4 million gallons of wine annually, making Michigan 13th in wine production. • Wineries are popular tourist destinations, attracting more than 2 million visitors annually. • The wine industry contributes $300 million annually to Michigan's economy. http://www.michiganwines.com/fast-facts#sthash.VmQwRmLt.dpuf
23. Michigan State University & VESTA • Michigan Grape & Wine Industry Council (MGWIC) and Industry Leaders identify the need for a credit-bearing certificate(s) to help meet the workforce needs of the growing wine and grape industry in Michigan (2009). • MSU Department of Horticulture is supportive, but does not have the capacity to develop and deliver a program. • Stakeholder group is formed – MGWIC, Industry and MSU faculty/staff – to explore and advise. MSU Institute of Agricultural Technology (IAT) is charged with design and delivery.
24. Michigan State University & VESTA (cont.) • MSU IAT had a viticulture and enology certificate program previously delivered on campus discontinued in 2006 due to low enrollment and completion. • Decision is made to become a VESTA partner and link with local community colleges in the major wine and grape areas of the state to deliver a program utilizing VESTA online courses, community college courses and MSU courses delivered at the community college by adjunct instructors, many with industry ties.
25. Michigan State University & VESTA (cont.) • Opportunities for students in Michigan: – VESTA courses as desired – VESTA courses leading to one or more VESTA certificates awarded by MSU IAT • Viticulture (30 credits) • Enology (33 credits) • Wine Business & Entrepreneurship (28-32 credits) – 54 credit MSU IAT Viticulture certificate and community college associate degree – students are dually enrolled (16 MSU credits, including a required min 480 hour 3-credit internship; 16 online VESTA credits, 22 community college credits plus additional CC courses for AAS)
26. Students in Michigan • Since inception – 151 students • Average age – 42.5 years • Age Range 19-72 • Highest degree earned – High School – 26 – Some College - 28 – Certificate or Associate Degree - 19 – Bachelors Degree - 40 – Master’s Degree – 26 – PhD – 3 – Professional - 8
27. Students in Michigan Acad. year 2004- 05 2005- 06 2006- 07 2007- 08 2008- 09 2009- 10 2010- 11 2011- 12 2012- 13 2013- 14 2014- 15 Stud # 2 2 2 2 9 17 38 39 43 48 33
28. Students in Michigan • 2013-14 Academic Year – 48 students total – 29 new students – 19 returning students – Students taking 1 – 5 VESTA courses per semester and 1-7 courses per AY
29. Practicum Sites • Over 50 wineries and vineyards work with students in Michigan to provide required hands-on practicum experience
30. VESTA Organization: Bringing it All Together Michelle Norgren VESTA / Missouri State University
31. Organizational Structure External Evaluator National Visiting Committee
32. VESTA Blackboard - Admin
33. VESTA Website • Website is a key resource for recruiting new students and providing information to current students. • Course catalog and syllabi • Partnering school information • Practicum information • Instructional videos • Workshop information
34. Grant Goals and Objectives • Activity Grid • Standardized workshop procedure and materials • Standardized Workshop/Event Evaluation • Quarterly Activity Report – Annual Report – NVC Report • Quarterly Invoice • Performance Tracking
35. Collaborative Development of Standardized Materials and Evaluations
36. Activity Grid • Developed from Grant Goals and Objectives • All activities and expenditures tied to activity codes • Provides visual tool to measure completion of goals and objectives by team and individual partners
37. Quarterly Activity Report • Builds Annual Reports – National Visiting Committee – National Science Foundation – External evaluator
38. Performance Tracking • Meeting timelines • Follow Through • Program Office awareness of all VESTA related activities • Completion of obligations determines renewed subaward
39. Creating an Environment for Collaboration – How do you Score? Tom Smith Michigan State University
40. Creating an Environment for Collaboration – How do you Score? • Does your institution encourage collaboration with the private sector? – Industry advisory groups • curriculum review • resources – Internships, clerkships, practicums, job shadowing – Guest speakers, job fairs, open houses • Does your institution support collaboration across other higher education institutions? – Credit transfer – Shared courses – Shared faculty and other resources – Financial aid consortiums
41. The Collaboration Action Plan • Identify where your institution is primed for collaboration. • Identify the barriers to collaboration that exist at your institution. • Develop an Action Plan for collaboration.
42. Thank You Scott Kohl Tom Smith Michelle Norgren
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PurposeWorks Studio: What is Talent?
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When I was younger, I loved exploring art materials and I deeply envied certain friends who created incredible art. Some time in my teens, when my own drawings didn't live up to the images in my head, I believed that I just wasn't as naturally talented or artistic as the peers I admired.
Around the same time I received lots of encouragement from teachers for the essays I was writing in school. Getting the ideas in my head down on paper in an orderly fashion seemed to come easily for me. It felt like the opposite of drawing. I figured that I was meant to continue to pursue writing but that making art was not in my future.
I am so grateful to the Zentangle Method for providing an accessible entry point to making art and changing my mind.
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Today I believe that anyone can learn to draw, that drawing is a way of thinking about and seeing the world, and as they say in Zentangle, "Anything is possible one stroke at a time."
Today I believe that the passion, commitment, patience, and hours of practice accomplished artists put into their work often gets mis-characterized as "natural talent."
Today I believe in growth mindsets and failing forward.
My beliefs around talent have changed dramatically since those tender teenage years and it's been a truly joyous discovery to see how wrong I was.
detail of an abstract encaustic painting
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Ria Matheussen November 7, 2016 at 2:20 AM
Dear Julie, I'm always looking forward to read your blogposts. You have a lot of talent as well for writing as for drawing and painting and... The detail of the abstract encautstic painting is beautiful and your "raventile" is so original, a real piece of art, the contrasts you have created on this black tile are wonderful.I'm a great fan of your work!
Julie Bazuzi November 7, 2016 at 10:42 AM
Hi Ria, you continue to be a wonderful supporter of my practice. The more time I put into art, the happier I find myself to be! (Even when I can see how much farther there is to go yet... :) I think that's the clearest sign that I'm on the right path. So glad you liked my Raven! I've had an affinity for them since I lived in a densely wooded area for a few years and we had one visit regularly to "talk" to us.
Ragged Ray November 8, 2016 at 2:09 AM
All your pieces are lovely but that raven one is stunning. And it's so hard to handle the white on black technique!
Like you I 'failed' at art when at school, despite enjoying making it. So pleased I found this scene, it's brought another dimension to my life.
Julie Bazuzi November 9, 2016 at 12:22 PM
Thanks for visiting, Ragged Ray! I'm a little bit in love with the way the Raven turned out... :D
I wish I could tell my younger self that "failure" is just the faster way to learn something new and that I should stick with it. At this point I guess it's up to me to make the most of knowing it now... and spreading the word to anyone kind enough to listen!
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Attempted Bloggery: William Hamilton (1939-2016): Molière's Tartuffe
New Yorker cartoonist William Hamilton, chronicler of foibles of the rich and preppy, died on Friday in a car accident. He had been contributing to the New Yorker since 1965. In 2004, he illustrated a limited edition of Molière's Tartuffe, translated by Richard Wilbur. The edition of 300 books is described by a bookseller as quite fragile, but of course it isn't quite as fragile as we are.
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Note: My previous posts on William Hamilton are surprisingly varied, including original advertising art, a sketchbook page, syndicated cartoon art, and a signed book. I consider this small archive an incomplete tribute to this artist and his remarkable versatility.
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Enjoy fast data transfer speeds and keep your photo, video, and MP3 files safe with the Samsung Essential SDHC Memory Card. Sporting a stylish brushed metal design, this card has a capacity of 16 GB and is designed to be used with a digital camera, DSLR camera, camcorder, or PC. Samsung's "3 Proof" technology makes the card waterproof, shockproof, and magnet-proof to protect your important data. A Class 6 speed rating means this card is fast enough to handle full-HD recording. Samsung Essential Class 6 SDHC Memory Card (16 GB) 16 GB storage capacity for photos, HD videos, and MP3 files24 MB/s read speed and 13 MB/s write speed for fast data transferWaterproof for up to 24 hoursShockproof design tested to withstand a 1.6-ton truckFive-year limited warranty View larger. Fast Data Transfer SpeedsThe Samsung Essential SDHC Memory Card offers a read speed of 24 megabytes per second (MB/s) and a write speed of 13 MB/s for optimal data transfer rates.* This means you'll spend less time waiting for photos to be written to the card and less time transferring your photos to your PC. Additionally, its Class 6 rating means this card can be used for full-HD (1080p) video recording. Optimal Storage for Photos, Videos, and MP3 FilesWith a capacity of 16 GB, this card can hold up to 4,000 photos (in 10-megapixel, superfine mode), 4 hours of HD video (1,920 by 1,080 pixels and 9 Mbps), or 280 hours of MP3 music (128 Kbps).* Waterproof, Shockproof, and Magnet-ProofThe Samsung Essential SDHC Memory Card features the company's "3 Proof" technology to keep your photos and other important files safe. Thanks to an epoxy molding compound, the card is waterproof for up to 24 hours, even when exposed to seawater--ideal protection in the case of a water-related mishap. If you drop your digital device in the water and it's damaged beyond repair, your data will still be secure. Epoxy molding compound keeps SDHC cardwaterproof for up to 24 hours. The card is also designed to withstand the weight of a 1.6-ton truck. Portable digital devices are often dropped or bumped, and this card's shockproof durability can survive such impacts. In addition, the card protects your data from magnetic forces common with home theater systems and can resist a magnetic field of up to 10,000 gauss--equal to that of an MRI.About Samsung Memory CardsThe reliability and capacity of Samsung memory cards make them ideal for many people: parents who want to keep family pictures; professionals like reporters, writers, and designers who need to protect their crucial data; students who enjoy MP3 and other multimedia files; and smartphone users. Product and Warranty Information The Samsung Essential SDHC Memory Card measures 24 by 32 by 2.1 millimeters (H x W x D) and weighs 2 grams. It is backed by a five-year limited warranty. What's in the Box Samsung Essential SDHC Memory Card and jewel case. Size 2GB4GB8GB16GB32GBPHOTOS* 10M pixel (Superfine mode)500 photos1000 photos2000 photos4000 photos8000 photosHD VIDEO** 1920 x 1080 HD (9mbps)30 min1 hr2 hrs4 hrs8 hrsMUSIC*** MP3 music (128 kbps)35 hrs70 hrs140 hrs280 hrs560 hrsSpeed SD Class 4HD CompliantSD Class 6Full-HD CompliantSD Class 10The highest SDHC Compliance Standard 2GB Essential SD Memory Card 4GB Essential SDHC Memory Card 8GB Essential SDHC Memory Card 16GB Essential SDHC Memory Card 32GB Essential SDHC Memory Card 8GB Plus SDHC Memory Card 16GB Plus SDHC Memory CardActual photo*, HD video**, and music*** storage capacity may vary and will depend on the size of the data and the compression used. Product Information
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5.0 out of 5 starsReliable Samsung!
I only bought this card because I'm a big fan of Samsung products and like everything else Samsung that I own, this card is performing flawlessly & I purchased a few more - they've become a consumer electronics leader, similar to what Sony was in the 90s
4.0 out of 5 starsexcellent, but only metal on front.
the card took almost three weeks to arrive, but is exactly what they advertise and we haven't had any issues. i brought this card for the advertisement of strength and reliability. as i have said, we haven't had any issues, but i will point out that it is only metal on the front (like in the picture) and is actually plastic on the back like all other memory cards.
5.0 out of 5 starsExaclty what I needed for my Galaxy SII
Kyle Walton "booktail12"
While my phone is a Samsung product, I actually was attracted to this SDHC Card for it's ruggedness. My phone is always with me at work in the lab and such. So, the shock, water, and magnet resistance appealed to me. If worst came to worse, I hope my memory will be intact.I have not really tested the speeds, but I am pleased with all the photos and music I move back and forth to my computer.The price beat what my Sprint Store was trying to sell me.
4.0 out of 5 starsBest for larger media files; so so with small files
I ordered this card because we were planning a long vacation trip to Europe and it arrived in time. It provided more than enough memory for all the photos we took. We expect to make extensive use of it on all future trips and outings.
Performs well. Basically works like every other media card only it looks cool. Brushed metal face makes it look like a super secret spy gadget. Price was right. Love it.
Metroid0428
It looks great reads fast and works perfect. Great for my raspberry pi. Any time I would need an ad card I'd come back to these super reliable.
Indestructible. I will buy again!
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works fine price ok also
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1.0 out of 5 starsNot class 10, as claimed
The peak data transfer rates, as advertised, maybe above 10MB/sec. But the package indicates that the card is only Class 6.
Published on February 13, 2013 by Arjun
Great battery. Loved the metal protection and was very easy to use as this was a new camera. Samsung has quality products.
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August | 2007 | The Clutter Book: When You Can't Let Go
Posted on August 30, 2007	by Marcie Lovett
Mattel recently recalled toys due to lead-paint contamination (http://www.mattel.com/safety/us/). Lead gets into children’s blood when they put toys with lead paint in their mouths. While the incidence of lead poisoning has decreased in the last 30 years due to the … Continue reading →
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You probably have been told to make a “To Do” list to stay focused and achieve your goals. While I agree that such lists are great organizing tools, I am going to ask you to think about a different kind … Continue reading →
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Unit #1 Superintendent: Welcome to the 2013-2014 School Year!
Some of you may be aware that the Early Childhood Center is now a "Peanut-Free School". This procedure was instituted because we have a student in that building with a very severe allergic reaction to any peanut protein. The American's with Disabilities Act requires that we educate all students with disabilities in the "least restrictive environment." Also, the school district is required to make any "reasonable accommodations" necessary to provide that "least restrictive environment". The court system has consistently maintained that making a school "Peanut-Free" is a "reasonable accommodation" and one that must be made to provide students with an education in their "least restrictive environment". A very recent appellate court case out of Michigan once again supported this position public schools must take. As I expected, our parents and school community have been very supportive of this new procedure…especially once they understand the potentially dire consequences for this student. However, anytime a new procedure is put in place, people want to know the rationale behind the change. Hopefully, this provides that information.During this summer's HVAC project at the Intermediate School, the contractor discovered some damage to a roof truss above the Library. Therefore, we have closed the IS Library until we can get the issue fixed. In the meantime, I would like to thank Tina Vignocchi and the Coal City Public Library for still providing library services to our IS students during this time. The Public Library has even been opening early to accommodate our IS students, and Mrs. Vignocchi has gone above and beyond for our kids. It is nice to see two public entities cooperating so well to provide a valuable service to our students.


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Whitefriars Geoffrey Baxter era Kingfisher Blue Art Glass Vase c.1960's with label
Whitefriars art glass heavy bud vase design 9571 in clear cased kingfisher blue lead crystal. Cut polished top & bulbous heavy flat polished base perfect condition with label. Looks organic. Designed by Geoffrey Baxter in the 1960's as seen in the 1964 Whitefriars catalogue. LOOK AT THE PICTURES.
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HEIGHT: 20.5cm (8")WEIGHT: 427 gms
CONDITION: This vase is in perfect condition with no chips, cracks or fleabites
Look at the pictures this is a great looking art glass bud vase as you can see displays really well. Would look fab in your contemporary Retro home interior. Would make a fantastic collectable present. Good for single flower stems. Great for Retro magazine photo shoots. Good for stage, theatre, TV, film set design & props.
This stunning vintage piece would make an outstanding addition to any whitefriars collection
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I love this story!! I have been thinking about how, in our zeal to overcome without actually overcoming, ideas of Black inferiority, we leave our children incredibly vulnerable. To use an analogy referencing Toni Morrison’s Beloved, we are “Sethe” and our children are “Denver”. My story to share involves well meaning attempts by progressive teachers at a wonderful westside school to get my 4 and 5 year olds not to use the term “black” in describing themselves, since they were really “tan”. Later in their school careers, when other children or teachers subjected them to micro (and macro)aggressions of race denigrating blackness, their understanding of themselves as “tan” left their psyches far more vulnerable than my Black upbringing left me. I have learned to walk the fine line between racial guidance and imposing my own, possibly outdated insights…..but it aint that easy!
Angela Coloretti McGough says:
I like the criticism of lazy thinking on the part of educators. You’re right! We can do better.
kay nat says:
As an adoptive family, with a closed adoption, this assignment used to fill us w dread too. One time I couldn’t take it and we went to the Anthropology Museum w a handmirror and created a history. We did the assignment based on the traits he noticed since it always led to judgement based on the superficial (the exact opposite of the intention in including diversity in core studies.) He took common crops from each place and created his personal ethnicity. One teacher educated. Like your idea of learn a country, what homeschoolers often do by us. Needs the addition though for those who are from other places to get to be available as expert consultants.
Thank you for comments. Teaching is a tough profession and I certainly appreciate all that teachers do. But just as you mention in your remarks, at times school assignments have the exact opposite result. It really takes a proactive support system to help students thrive!


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Five Nights opponents at Freddy’s going to be made into film
Netflix game publishers are planning to make a live-action version of “The Legend of Zelda” is one of the most famous game of all time by Nintendo.
The Legend of Zelda – is regarded as one of the most popular video games of all time is being conceived by Netflix to launch version of the live-action TV series. According to the newspaper The Wall Street Journal, the company intends to develop Netflix content side of The Legend of Zelda series like Game of Thrones, but with less bloody plot, brighter and better suited to the audience chatter. This is good news for the children.
The plot of The Legend of Zelda game revolves around a boy named Link. This is the person that must protect Princess Zelda and Hyrule supernatural world of her. Similar series of Lord of the Rings film, The Adventures of Princess Zelda will include stories about the sword and sorcerer. five nights at freddy’s demo
Behind Netflix is reportedly working very closely and in the company Nintendo, game companies have successfully issued more than 20 versions of Zelda game since 1987. It is reported that Nintendo is also very famous for the series used into a film for many years. They had been allowed to make a film version of Super Mario Bros in 1993, but it was a heavy defeat Disney and now no one wants to mention.
Netflix currently looking for writers for the movie The Legend of Zelda, it may need a long time before going into production. Or it is possible that Netflix and Nintendo will get rid of this project before it was shooting. Currently the two companies are no comments yet on this information. However, fans still hope that is true.
Legend of Zelda is the most successful game of Netflix. In this game will give us pleasure floundered in a vast open world. Map of the game promises a lot Dungeon and the beautiful view to gamers watching and visiting. Due to wide map, the return of the horse Epona – Link mounts character is a laudable thing. Besides, he is also equipped item Link Sailcloth – an umbrella to help him can glide through the air without fear of falling to the ground (also like the Batman cape glide me so). These details can help you have more energy to complete their tasks.
Gamers do not need to hold the joystick to control the horse; the game will automatically control the player households horses. Thereby, we can adjust the camera or handsfree more comfortable fighting. Remember the former Shadow of Colossus in (PS2) with a moderate segment players control a horse, shoot arrows just right behind monster very uncomfortable and were very many complaints. The function automatically controls the horse above Legend of Zelda will make similar segments of the game (if any) becomes easier.
In addition, Link can shoot arrows while airborne and then, the game will switch to slow motion mode allowing gamers to comfortably shoot arrows.
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