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Pain is close to Pleasure: Reflections
Looking back on the past few weeks I can see that I've been more and more positive about life. I've even been more positive about work than I care to accept. Is it down to that assertiveness training I went on? No, I don't think it is, but I do think that has perhaps helped put a different slant on things. I'm viewing things as they are and am able to contemplate saying things that I would only have dreamt of saying weeks ago.
Still it doesn't make work any easier does it? I have to accept that I've got to do something to make all this thought and anger go away. I've got to make a fool of myself, I've got to make myself heard or else nothing will be done and I'll forever sit around thinking what if. What if I'd said that, would things have been different. I'm not scared of being shouted down any more, I'm not even bothered if I stand on people's toes at work any more, I'm confident to be able to defend my own sense of being. After all if I can't defend what I say then who can?
The sense of being I'm finding at work is also having an effect on me in life in general. Maybe for the first time in ages I'm starting to feel ok about being alone, not bothered about being on my own. Yes, being around someone is always nice, it opens up discussions and adds something to ones life, but it's not always what one needs. I can spend many an hour on my own and not feel lonely, but there does come times when one does need company. Right now it isn't one of those times and though when the time comes around again I'll probably moan like hell, but still I'll come at it from a more positive mode by then.
I do think that the anti depressants that I've been taking for the past 3 months have helped me a bit. I think they've given me the more rational thoguht process that I needed to sort myself out again. I do think that my mind does wander off into it's own mysterious concept world, which is so far removed from what is considered the norm that I'm barely able to accpept what is in the real world. So here I sit writing this and accepting that at times I completely lose things and also accepting that at the same time I still do my job.
What does that mean to the children? Well I've previously stated that I of course hold it together when I'm working the best, but is that always a good thing?? I don't know, I've never had to have anyone question me in terms of how I work at those times the closest came at Springwood a couple of years back. Yet, as I hardly worked with the children at that point I don't think it was too much of a problem. I have never done anything stupid if you know what I mean and wouldn't do when I'm working. At home, after work yes, but never during work.
Where does this fit in with the rest of the recent posts? I don't think it does, it's just that I wanted to make a second post and looked back at recent posts to see what sort of mood I've been in. Today isn't any sort of historical day for me. I've no real memories of this day which pertain to me as an individual, though we are coming up to a major one, but that isn't near enough to send me into this sort of reflective mood. I just think it's the fact that I'm relaxing today and not having to do anything. It's the chill out day for a while, nothing planned and nothing to plan for really. Just a day of listening to music and also playing computer games. I know it's not exactly everyone's way of relaxing, but for me it works.
So what computer games then? Well only one to be honest, and that's NHL Eastside Manager. I've got a real long game running on this game and though it takes time to play, it's a game that I enjoy and can relax whilst playing. I'm not one for car games or games where you have to shoot everyone to death. I certainly can't play first person games, as I end up being sick. So this game is sort of perfect for me. I can combine my love of hockey with strategy etc. I know that the game has a steady following in and around the world and the new version should be with us shortly, which I think I'll pick up. I missed the last one with the intention of getting the third version. Still that's a way off yet. My next entertainment purchases will be season 1 of 24, and season 4 of Six Feet Under and Smallville.
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'If God is Love, He is, by definition, something more than mere kindness. And it appears, from all the records, that though He has often rebuked us and condemned us, He has never regarded us with contempt. He has paid us the intolerable compliment of loving us, in the deepest, most tragic, most inexorable sense.' --C.S.Lewis … Continue reading If God is love

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Buttermilk onion rings | One Ordinary Day
tags: appetizers, onions, snacks
After you get a look at that burger, I probably don’t need to tell you anything else about these onion rings, but I’m going to anyway. They are a-ma-zing. I know there’s really nothing to them and the recipe certainly doesn’t contain a secret ingredient or anything, but for some reason these onion rings are just incredibly delicious. And you know what? Until now, I can’t say I even liked onion rings. I’ve definitely been converted. Especially when it comes to topping a juicy burger with a nice golden pile of these lovelies. (In case you’re curious, that burger is tucked between two pieces of cheesy garlic Texas toast.)
{one year ago: chocolate chip cookie dough brownies}
Recipe: Buttermilk Onion Rings
(from Every Day Food, Martha Stewart)
2 medium white onions, sliced into thin rings
In a large bowl, toss onions with buttermilk. In another shallow container, whisk together flour, cayenne pepper, salt, and black pepper.
Heat oil in a large, heavy-bottom saucepan, until a thermometer registers between 325-350 degrees.
Lift onion rings out of buttermilk and toss in flour mixture to coat. Shake off excess flour and transfer rings to a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
Working in small batches, carefully place coated onion rings into hot oil. Cook until golden, gently turning with tongs, 2-3 minutes. Transfer rings to another baking sheet lined with a paper towel. Repeat with remaining onion rings.
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Krystle Thorn permalink	July 15, 2010 12:21 pm	These look amazing! Now Im craving onion rings for lunch!
ingrid permalink	July 15, 2010 3:27 pm	Makes me wish I liked onions and burgers. Oh, well I’ll take the cheesy garlic toast! :)
Tessa permalink	July 15, 2010 9:32 pm	These look just like the onion rings we got at this little local restaurant in my hometown. They’re definitely going in the “to make” file! Thanks for sharing!
hungry dog permalink	July 15, 2010 9:39 pm	You’re right, it was hard to get past that fab looking burger, but I did–and now I want those onion rings!!
Xiaolu @ 6 Bittersweets permalink	July 15, 2010 11:25 pm	Nomnomnom…I usually don’t eat deep-fried foods very often but I can never resist a good onion ring!
Memoria permalink	July 16, 2010 1:21 am	My mom went berserk after seeing your onion rings! She and I love the fact that they call for buttermilk. I’m bookmarking this recipe now.
Katie permalink	July 16, 2010 2:12 am	I love onion rings and these look wonderfully crisp and golden. Would never have thought of using buttermilk
fattydumpling permalink	July 16, 2010 12:33 pm	That burger sounds so lovely–a ripe tomato, onion rings, and sandwiched inside some garlic bread. Absolutely tasty. There’s something so satisfying about deep fried foodstuffs, eh? Ahah, it sounds extra decadent with buttermilk.
Laura T. permalink	July 16, 2010 3:28 pm	OMG – they look SO yummy! I’m definitely trying this one.
grace permalink	July 16, 2010 5:02 pm	there are a lot of good things about that burger, but those gorgeous onion rings are the highlight. bravo!
oneordinaryday permalink	July 18, 2010 5:59 pm	Krystle – Just thinking about them makes me want more. They were soooo good!
Ingrid – Are you kidding me?? You don’t like burgers either? This is preposterous!
Tessa – Oh good – I hope you comment after you’ve made them. They were so easy to do that I was really surprised at how much we loved them.
Hungry Dog – : ) Thank you!
Xiaolu – You clearly have more self-control than I do. I have a hard time resisting fried stuff, which is why I rarely cook them.
Memoria – haha Thank your mom for me! I hope you both like them too.
Katie – Leave it to Martha’s peeps to come up with it, eh? They sure knew what they were doing.
Fattydumpling – Definitely a very good version of summer comfort food…
Laura T. – Great! Hope you enjoy them as much as we did.
Monica H permalink	July 19, 2010 8:06 pm	Not really a fan of onions but I do like onion rings IF they’re fresh and just fried. This burger looks incredible Michelle! between Texas Toast? You’re killing me! I bet your hands were nice and greasy after this one :-)
Adrianna from A Cozy Kitchen permalink	July 22, 2010 2:55 pm	Oh those look SO good. In North Carolina, there’s a thing called a “Carolina Burger” which has an onion ring filled with chili and topped with slaw. Oh and there’s cheese on it too! This reminded me a little of that.
Karly permalink	August 2, 2010 9:23 pm	I’m fighting the urge to go make these as an after dinner snack right now. Dang it.
Sophia permalink	August 30, 2010 4:20 pm	Thanks for sharing this. I’ve always been too intimidated to try making onion rings. Usually if I am craving them, I’ll just go out to a restaurant. I thought you might like this recipe to go with the onion rings: Burger King Onion Ring Sauce – http://www.recipe4living.com/recipes/burger_king_onion_ring_sauce.htm – Keep up the good work!
cd permalink	November 5, 2010 11:44 pm	These were very good. Thanks for the recipe.
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~Brink Blinks~: April 2015
I'm working on a letter to you today and I will have a package to send home soon with random stuff in it.
Yep! Still loving Kennewick! It's great! We just had a stake re-organization but we haven't been affected too much. We are having a short meeting today about it with our zone leaders to find out which wards we cover and stuff but I'm sure it won't affect much. Only one new ward was created. We will also be attending a new building that was recently built! We got to help load stuff into the new building and that was a neat experience! Never done that before! We are likely to be the first missionaries to serve in this new building! We found 4 new investigators this week!
I like that second caption for my photo haha (I sent him two captions for his "Yolo St." photo from two posts ago--first was "You Only Live Once!", second was "You Only Lack Ordinances!")
We didn't do anything much on easter. It was pretty much a normal day. Mother's Day is in a few weeks though! :) I am excited for that!
Conference was great! We loved it! We watched one session with a recent convert at a member's home. "G" is our RC (recent convert) and he propagates coral and keeps clown fish in his basement. He's also got a sweet home theater system down there. I have pictures and video I will send you of that. We watched the rest of conference at the gage building next to the temple. It's cool! We live like 5 minutes away from the temple. It's nice. The only drawback is that we can't go whenever we want to... I loved the Priesthood session. Elder Ballard and President Monson's talks were my favorites. I thought it was weird that President Monson didn't speak more. Did you hear anything about that? We were worried that he was having some health issues like president Benson did.
That's exciting to hear about the new facebook page!
My letter will have more detail in it. Tell Nathan I love him and miss him! I'll be back next year! It will come very fast :) And I'll get to skype next month too! I love you! Have a great week!
The people we live with are so cool!!!! :o)
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Treble Click: Apple and Adobe - infographics
Posted by Enrique Serrano at 1:19 AM
your last info about the cost of each component - got me wondering, what about the cost for developing a standard app for the iphone/ipad vs the cost for development of apps that will work on all device in the world not only pc's mac's smart phones but also standard mobile phones with flash player lite - we are talking about a serious amount of dollars, if you had to pay for development of 10 differend standards, all re-coded from the ground up - this is what apple wants - so they can benefit from having their own apps. even if we are talking about a 1:1 i still belive adobe have made the tools for creating apps through flash even fast better and easier for creative people - than building iphones app with xcode or cocoa
wonder how many people who are making successful apps for apple who are still benifitting from adobe creative prodcuts like photoshop
I got the same conclusion about the development environments. The IDEs from Adobe aren't cheap at all, but they:
- Are available for all main platforms (so you don't need to purchase specific hardware for that).
- Compile apps for all main platforms (well, excluding iPhones and iPads, whose market is still small but growing).
- Have open source alternatives for most tasks.
On the other hand, if you want to develop an app for iPhone you need:
- The Apple certificate.
- And the free Cocoa.
It is true that those pieces of hardware work for more than just developing apps. But on the other hand, Apple is forcing people to buy their hardware in a subtle (or not so subtle) way. So at the end it doesn't matter whether the development environment is free or not, because there are other mandatory, not so obvious costs there.
I think there are also alternatives to create iPhone apps without the Cocoa environment, but I'm not sure about their limitations. Nevertheless, I think they would also require iPhones and Macs.
So if you really support standards and open source, you shouldn't be forcing developers to pick just your hardware and your so called standards.
There are lots of Adobe apps that still work on Apple computers. That's why Adobe, as a provider of Apple, cannot start such a hard critic against the policy of Apple. On the other hand, Apple didn't have those problems starting an obvious critic about Flash.
From that point of view, Adobe products work on a broader range of devices from both, a development and a deployment perspective. You are right: cross platform efforts save developer costs.
So yes, even when both, Apple and Adobe, could be doing even stronger efforts for the open source community, looking at the most recent data, it is the trend of Apple what it worries me most.
hey esv, totally agree, but also from the cost point of view a cs5 production suit isnt much if you keep in mind that you can develop for a much broader audience, and in sectors that is more willing to pay up for what you create as in the webdevelopment and webdesign sector, so if we hypotheticaly say that you get payed for all depoloyments - wow so from a money machine point of view flash wins
as a 3d aftereffects flash'er i am really looking for an alternative and quick way to carry my work around on a mobile device, and for that i need Unity3D, f4v and flash
Completely agreed, Philip. In terms of investment, a multiplatform approach is much more profitable for the developer.
But with this last decision, Apple has split the community of developers, forcing them to choose between them or other multiplatform / Flash approaches.
The last news on the topic are that Flash has discontinued Flash Player or AIR developments for iPad or iPhone, and that Apple is trying to setup its Flash alternative named Gianduia.
Personally, I think that the well established Flash approach and other pure HTML 5 approaches could be more appropriate than any newer closed framework for a proprietary architecture.
And I'm eager to see what Android based devices can do.
An interesting addition to the timeline would be the timeline for the development of what will be the html5-standard, when it is finnished.
so pixi what i can read from your link is that html5 will propably not be finished before 2015ish comparing to how long the newer html versions has been in development - vs flash's update rate of newer technoligys like as3 and 3d
We will probably start using HTML5 features before the HTML5 standard is complete, but we really need the whole approved standard before fully embracing it.
5 years is a lot in terms of technology. I also think that Flash will evolve a lot in those 5 years, and HTML5 will probably be a step behind in terms of interactive apps, 3D and other complex features and effects.
Finally, we just quit making IE 6 compatible pages a couple of months ago. We really hope that HTML5 will arrive much faster to the broad public. But we cannot really start coding pages and apps in HTML5 till the whole user community makes the switch, and that might take some additional time as well.
It might be ironic, but in the early stages of HTML5 it might no be as compatible as other third party plugins as Flash.
While I admire the presentation of your infographic, it contains errors of omission and emphasis that I feel should be corrected.
The section on the relative size of Adobe and Apple is quite misleading because it fails to represent the huge difference in growth rates between the two companies. While Adobe's growth is near stagnant, Apple is expected to grow its revenues to over $63 billion this year-- a far cry from the $43 billion in your graphic.
Apple did not 'ban Flash.' It banned the use of any third-party runtime, of which Flash is one. Similarly, Apple did not ban Adobe's Flash-to-iPhone compiler. It banned the use of any cross-platform compiler.
Contrary to the assertion in your infographic, the relative quality deficiencies of Ogg Theora are well established by independent tests. In addition, Theora lacks many technical capabilities that video producers demand. Theora also is not supported natively by most browsers, is still subject to "submarine" patents, and, unlike H.264, lacks vital hardware acceleration support.
The infographic's section of reasons for and against the use of Flash is missing many of the latter. Other reasons to shun Flash include, but are not limited to:
- its known security problems
- its serious processing inefficiencies which lead to excess CPU utilization and consequent energy consumption
- its known stability issues
- its privacy issues, e.g. the use of undeletable private cookies
The published specifications for Flash are incomplete and are 100% controlled by a private interest (Adobe), not by a standards body. Flash does not provide full touch environment support and, in fact, a significant portion of existing Flash objects and sites will remain inaccessible to touch-based interfaces. Contrary to the implication in your graphic, the "100" Flash-derived apps in Apple's App Store have essentially been stripped of their Flash nature by the compile-to-iPhone-native process used to create them.
The section on Flash support is similarly misleading. Users of the following will not be able to access Flash objects:
- all who use any cellphone for Web access (Flash Lite is useless)
- all who use an iPod touch
- all who use an iPad
- all users of systems with no Flash installed (about 4%--not 2%--of desktop & laptop users)
- all who access the Web on TV via media extenders (again, Flash Lite doesn't count)
- all who use Flash blockers on their browsers
That adds up to 100s of millions of users that can't see Flash ads, web site intros/navigation panels, or play Flash-based games and that number is increasing every day. The mobile Web is the fastest growing part of the Web. If you're a web developer, it's clearly time to move on...
Finally, your section covering development costs implies that the cost to develop iPhone (actually iOS platform) apps is excessive. More than 100,000 registered developers and 230,000 apps to date tell me that assertion is probably incorrect...
I hope you can update your infographic accordingly.
You have mentioned a lot of interesting aspects related to this topic. I'm definitely going to research a little bit more about them and then publish some kind of update. I'll let you know once it is ready.
flash lite is not useless the only difference between lite and 10.1 is the multitouch issue and some rare bitmap filters that nobody use - you can easily see pageflipper lige iPaper and video sites
Don i can only say one thing - "we'll see..."
Have you seen it reposted in Chinese? I posted it as another example of infographics being translated and reposted in China.
http://www.coolinfographics.com/blog/2010/11/17/rogue-infographics-the-empowered-e-patient-translated-into-c.html
No, it's the first time I've seen the infographic translated into Chinese!
Definitely, these translations are an interesting topic. Thank you for pointing it out, Randy!
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Get The Lead Out!! – Self-help Health
Get The Lead Out!!	March 18, 2014	Boy, you know the old saying “Get the lead out”? Well, unfortunately these days that needs to be what people are telling food companies and the organizations that are supposed to be watching out for our safety! It seems like daily I am coming across some new findings or research that exposes how contaminated some food products are, even when they are organic. Today’s article about the prominence of lead in certain foods is especially important for parents of young children to be aware of.
I don’t make a point of posting information and articles like the one today to scare people. Living in a state of fear serves no one. But I do think it behooves us to know about things happening with the food supply so we can make conscious, informed decisions about which brands we support with our dollars, as well as start making some noise about the current situation so that government and other regulating agencies will realize things need to change and quickly…..
(Jonathan Landsman for NaturalHealth365) Lead, a highly toxic heavy metal, has been found in thousands of commonly used food items throughout the world. Millions of unsuspecting food consumers are buying poor quality products that reduce I.Q.; cause learning disabilities; organ failure; reproductive problems and cancer.
Our food money can change the world. As health conscious food consumers, we must ask questions and see documentation, when appropriate, about the safety of our food. Keep in mind, especially with superfood nutrition companies, many food ingredients are tested for heavy metals. We just need to ask about the test results.
If your concerned about the health risks associated with heavy metal toxicity – learn more about how to remove lead safely and effectively. Most natural health care providers will talk about the importance of *vitamin C plus many other antioxidants to counter the harmful effects of heavy metals which cause massive free radical damage, cellular inflammation and disease.
*I am glad to see Vitamin C mentioned here; the more I read lately, the more I feel we have been under-estimating the importance of adequate doses of C the last so many years because of all the new superfoods/supplements that are now vying for our attention. I have recently upped my intake of C, both in regular and lipo form. Supposedly supplementing with as little as 1,000 mg a day can make a significant difference in decreasing blood levels of lead and removing it from the central nervous system. References:
http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_23366231/lead-tainted-ginger-case-state-sues-trader-joes
https://www.consumerlab.com/news/Protein_Powders_Reviewed/06_11_2013
http://foodbabe.com/2012/12/13/the-healthiest-protein-powders-on-the-market
http://healthwyze.org/index.php/component/content/article/428-lead-in-fruit-juices-fruit-snacks-and-childrens-drinks.html
http://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/Pages/LeadFAQ.aspx
http://www.foodsafetynews.com/2013/07/study-finds-concerning-levels-of-lead-in-imported-hot-sauces
http://www.inhabitots.com/85-of-kids-drinks-snacks-could-contain-high-levels-of-lead
What’s interesting is right after finding the article by Jonathan Landsman, I came across this one, which really made everything hit home in a way it hadn’t before. Here’s just one excerpt from the report….
These lead levels exceed California limits, which call for health-related evaluations when exposure goes beyond 80 parts per million. One home even showed lead at 580 parts per million! Another reading reported more than 1,000 parts per million, which is soil that should be classified as hazardous waste. This prompted state officials to test another 20 homes in the City of Maywood two miles south. The high lead levels were persistent in Boyle Heights, although individual home readings are being kept private at the moment.
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March 19, 2014 at 2:38 pm	Reply	Keep it up ZIRAH1. I like that you point out there’s a difference between trying to scare someone and trying to inform them. It’s so frustrating that there are manufacturers and politicians that really don’t care about us. Rather than trying to change the world, it does make sense to do the homework and support companies/products that provide quality.
March 19, 2014 at 4:07 pm	Reply	Thanks for the encouragement. Sometimes it’s hard to decide what to post because I want to focus on solutions and empowering people health-wise, but often we don’t even know something is a problem unless/until certain information is provided. They say innocence is bliss, but it can also be deadly. I feel there are a number of ways we can change things, whether it’s lead in our food and soil or water supply (yipes! did you read the post https://selfhelphealth.wordpress.com/2013/09/28/water-water-everywhere-but-not-a-drop-to-drink/?). Being informed and aware is certainly the place to start, and then letting government and other regulating agencies know how we feel and “voting” with our dollars (that last one always seems to get the attention of companies/businesses :-)).
p.s. I’m delighted that you are interested in some of the stuff I focus on here. Being a dentist, I see you as someone in a position to help make sure people are informed about things that are important to their overall, as well as dental, health. From all the reading and research I’ve done, dental and overall health are very much intertwined….you can’t have one w/out the other.


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Harrison was the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year last season and had a 100-yard interception return before the half in the Steelers' Super Bowl victory over the Arizona Cardinals. He was scheduled to make $1.4 million this season, the final year of his contract. Included in the contract, which will be officially announced Tuesday, is about $20 million in bonuses. "James is pleased he will be a Steeler for the rest of his NFL career, in all probability, which is what he wanted," Bill Parise, Harrison's agent, told The Associated Press. "The contract is reflective of him being the defensive player of the year."
According to Parise, the contract is the largest signed by an NFL linebacker, although the total value of the contract is not guaranteed.
Harrison rose from being an undrafted player cut a few times into one of the best defensive players in professional football. The 30-year-old Harrison had 16 sacks in 15 regular-season games last year and he had 8� sacks in 2007. He took over a starting job after the departure of Joey Porter following the 2006 season and has 199 tackles during his two seasons as a starter.
The contract extension for Harrison was considered one of the main goals for the Steelers during the offseason. The team wanted to reward him for last season and prevent him from hitting the free-agent market in 2010. He played his college ball at Kent State University, which also produced Hall of Fame Steelers linebacker Jack Lambert.

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UPDATE 2-Bank of Canada: Soft jobs data unlikely to weigh on future monetary policy moves - Reuters
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UPDATE 2-Bank of Canada: Soft jobs data unlikely to weigh on future monetary policy moves
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TORONTO/OTTAWA Dec 12 (Reuters) - A recent weakening in Canada’s labor market, underscored by major job losses in November, is unlikely to weigh heavily on future monetary policy decisions, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said on Thursday.
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Back to School! Well, Children are back in school again! Isn’t it amazing how FAST life passes? Where does the time go?! We are back to schedules & early mornings & homework & sports. Life moves quickly. Enjoy your babies. Be present as your children grow. Watch every morning sky & know that you have been given another fresh, clean day that many haven’t been given. Life brings new friends & fresh starts & so many things to learn. My mother taught me as a child that there are very few BIG moments in life...that most of living is every day...ORDINARY moments...big lessons to learn...some ordained days but a lot of ORDINARY mixed in as well. I hope & pray that we can all learn to be content in the ordinariness of life, & truly celebrate when the beautiful surprises pop up...that we can make the most of our ordinary days by what we put in them... I also learned from my mother (who is the happiest person I know!) that we each CHOOSE whether to be happy or unhappy. Positive or negative...content or discontent...that it is all decided in our minds...that we can be happy anywhere if we choose to be. Kiss the face of a child...fix your favorite sandwich or dessert...Pull out a funny memory so you can at least smile while you cry! Today I celebrate ordinary days. We have many extraordinary days at Denton Creek, but not all days can be special...some days are by nature more ORDINARY...but each day I am reminded that the KIND of day I choose to have is largely up to ME! I hope we will create enduring memories for our learners this year...that we will help them grow & thrive in ways not even defined yet! That we can turn more of their days from ORDINARY to EXTRAORDINARY. I'm out to build bridges this year with our students...with families...with each person I meet. I hope you'll build bridges with me - even on ordinary days! -Mr. Mac
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It's hard to believe we're already into 2012! I found these tips from Jon Gordon that I'd like to share with you as we begin a new year. There are some really good ones!
-Jon Gordon (used with permission)
My thanks to Jon Gordon for sharing these & my wish for you is that 2012 will bring you peace & prosperity!
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BIG NEWS AT DENTON CREEK THIS WEEK: We opened a Twitter account for our school & plan to use it as another communications tool to inform our parents of upcoming school events & to recognize & highlight the great things we see happening on campus.
I had been thinking about going this route for a couple of weeks & last week I attended a principals' conference where Alan November (see Novemberlearning.com) was a keynote speaker. In his presentation to principals November talked about the purpose of Twitter & the many different ways schools could use it. He explained that Twitter allows one to follow the greatest minds and his enthusiasm for it finally persuaded me. It all seemed overwhelming to me & somewhat silly to be honest, but now I think I finally GET IT!!!
My biggest reservation was the time factor. I barely have time now for Facebook - how am I going to squeeze one more minute in for anything else? I've wondered! And...what if it's addicting because of all the amazing people & tweets one wants to follow? We're all so busy as it is...
I don't care when someone went to the grocery store or what they had for breakfast & this is the part that has caused me to take a while to come to terms with signing up for Twitter.
So, all that to say that although it's taken me a while, I am finally on board & look forward to growing with this exciting tool that is common for so many of us these days.
I am excited about it & hope my enthusiasm doesn't wear off anytime soon.
I've already tweeted about Spring Creek Night & our upcoming Movie & Pizza night as well as the incredible things we're doing with technology on our campus.
I learned what a hashtag is...AND...I think I like being confined to only 140 characters! That way I won't get too verbose! Now, if I could only get some followers!!! :)
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* Look them in the eyes
* Acknowledge their value
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* Take them on a scavenger hunt
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* Hear their insights
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* Love them unconditionally
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* Empathize with what they are experiencing
* Show relevance to their world
* Apologize easily
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* Are there for them - no matter what!
* Remember their birthdays
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* Recognize the effort they put forth
* Reward their accomplishments
* Embark on an adventure together
* Let them sit in the front seat
* Know what their favorite color is
* Order their favorite food
* Ignite their passions
* Never blame them
* Question them in a way that shows you're genuinely interested in what they have to say
* Understand what they are going through
* Value them immensely
* Walk the walk
* Forget a transgression - show forgiveness
* Jam with their music
* Show them you yearn for new things too
* Make memories with them that means more than spending your money
* Do what you said you would do...Follow through
* Show them by example rather than by your words
* Act zany
* Appreciate their individuality
* Don't compare them to siblings
* Don't play favorites
* Make them feel like they are the most special person in the world
* Help an animal
* Show acts of kindness and compassion
* Clear your calendar for them
* Use good language
* Live your integrity
* Praise rather than criticize
* Demonstrate the ability to look at another perspective fairly
* Model good manners
* Listen without judgment
* Are actively involved in what matters to them
* Treat elders with respect
* Help them become mroe than they thought they could be!
* Develop their potential
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It is hard to believe that the events of 9/11 transpired ten years ago. I think we were all shaken, outraged, & numbed by the events of September 11th. I'll never forget where I was when I heard the news: I was in a principal's meeting in HEB, & I'll always remember the look of horror, shock, & disbelief on the faces of the other principals in my group as we learned what had happened.
Our world has never been the same since. Our thoughts were with all of the victims who perished in planes, buildings, & on the ground & all of their families who struggled to come to terms with what happened after such a devastating senseless assault. I remember thinking that certainly many of our international friends cope with terrorism every day of their lives as just another part of their reality. With it striking so close to home, perhaps America will better understand what our friends live through daily. Perhaps this tragic event will galvanize the global community & provide the motiviation for swift & decisive cooperative effort to restore some sense of humanity & provide the motivation for swift & decisive cooperative effort to restore some sense of humanity to the structure of our ever increasingly desensitized world.
Our hearts & prayers went out to the families missing a parent, girlfriends who lost fiances, & parents missing a child who had just started a promising career. The countless stories were heartbreaking. I couldn't understand such atrocities & wondered what it must be like from a child's perspective.
In the days following the attack we had business as usual at school. The children were fine - excited, curious, only a bit frightened & only at times - from what I could tell. I think it was the adults on campus who were most fragile. It was the adults who better understood than the 10 year olds the staggering implications of what we were witnessing.
Our teachers continued in their profession & made their country proud. Learning continued, & the teachers did a wonderful job of balancing normalcy with the recognition that the world had changed & that children needed to process & learn emotions along with mathematics. We were a different place than we were, & yet we were the same as ever as well. There was a resiliency from the American people I had never witnessed before.
Our kids are too young, too precious, to be thoroughly soiled with terror. The mind of a child is an incredible, resilient thing. It will file the lessons of this page in history where they will mold a different better adult than they would become without this calamity. The heart & soul of a child is precious, & we can only hope & pray that something good will come out of that unspeakable tragedy.
Many of the kids we teach today weren't even born when those events unfolded. But it is important that they learn about that part of our history. May our country never have to endure this kind of terror again!
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A great view to the sea and sunset - Departamentos en alquiler en Tambon Karon, Chang Wat Phuket, Tailandia
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One bedroom lovely holiday home with stunning sun sets.
Green hillside one kilometer from Kata Beach and location far from the big road is private and guiet.
From here it is easy to visit also many other beaches - Kata Noi, Karon, Naï Harn and Chalong with all the boath, diving and snorkeling activities.
Cleaning once a week with new linen and towels makes it feel like a holiday:).
The swimming pool is on the ground level.
In the complex you can find fitness, wellness center, steam bath, massage, Illys Coffee, juice bar and vegetarian restaurant situating in different buildings near around.
You can reach me with messages and I will do my best to help you to enjoy your holiday.
Parking for motorbike and car is located on ground floor under the building in shadow.
Bets are not allowed in this apartment and smoking is allowed only outdoor on the balcony.
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Zoe is correct that this holiday home with livingroom and one bedroom with a double bed is small in hei case when two person need separed beds - in livingroom is just a sofa for only temperary sleeping or for baby. The hill is more easy with motorpike or car - you need to rent one next time:).
Have to say that we have been lucky to get great quests in our place.
Tapio est un hôte parfait. Son appartement est très bien situé pour visiter l’île et pour profiter des plages les plus proches karon, kata, nai horn beach. Accès rapide à Chalong et Rawai pour visiter les îles voisines pour faire de la plongée tuba. Big boudha , balade en éléphant, activités diverses à proximité. C'est un endroit parfait pour 2 personnes qui souhaitent visiter l’île de Phuket.
Merci Nicolas et bienvenue à nouveau!
In tropical latitudes ants try to find food anywhere - even the upper floors of the buildings. When Alexander informed about this the staff of the management went to solve the problem rapidly. I assume everything went well after this.
Sorry Marcus - the personality forget to but the button, which is under the kitchen sink. It is easy as to switch the lights on - next time I will remind about this.
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I am an architect from Finland and most of the time still have to stay in North so I am happy to share my holiday home with the other Phuket fans.

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