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Mrs. James' Jungle: 2013
This weekend has been a whirlwind! We were fortunate enough to be able to visit family for the holidays and had a fantastic time. My son surprised us all by deciding to run in a 5k the day after Thanksgiving! He had done it once before but had trained for a long time before trying it. This time he just decided to do it the morning of the race! We are all so proud of him...he did a fantastic job!
I had every intention to do a little Black Friday shopping but it never happened. I promised the kids that we would all watch the Punkin' Chunkin' special on the Science Channel. We went to the actual Punkin' Chunkin' a few weeks before and there was a possibility that we could be on TV. Little did I know that the special was 2 hours long! I did get to see a split second of my kids as they panned the audience! We'll have to watch it again with the pause button ready! Anyway, by the time the special was over, I was done for the night...no shopping for me! I'll have to make up for it on Cyber Monday! (I can shop and watch TV at the same time!)
Speaking of Cyber Monday, TpT is having their big Cyber Monday sale! Everything is discounted site wide. All of the items in my store are 28% off! If you have been using the focus walls or the morning work and don't yet have all of them, now is the time to buy! The sale is actually from Dec 2-3 so you have a little time to shop. I know my wish list is growing!
If you haven't been lately, there are a couple of new things in my store. I finally finished December Morning Work...about time! The Catholic version has pages for each week in Advent.
There's also a great Christmas Cookies real/nonsense word activity:
I love doing these activities with my kids. They really help with students who need practice with decoding. It's amazing how much more quickly they can decode from the beginning of the activity to the end!
So, be sure to stop by and check it all out!
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Labels: Christmas, Cyber Monday, Fluency, Real/Nonsense Words, Sale, Shopping, Thanksgiving
Fifty Followers Flash Freebie!
Yea! My TpT store has 50 followers. To celebrate, for the next 50 minutes my Short Vowel Spinner Games are Free!!!
Click the picture below to get your copy:
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Labels: Flash Freebie, Followers, Language Arts, Spinner Games
Oh, that's right, I have a blog!!! Life has been so busy with home and school that I haven't been posting like I should. Of course, I haven't been cleaning, cooking, exercising or sleeping like I should either!
We spend the weekend in Delaware at the World Championship Punkin' Chunkin'. I should have my pictures downloaded tomorrow. Everyone had a fantastic time! I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it! Unfortunately we were right by the outlets and I forgot that there is no sales tax in Delaware...talk about a missed opportunity!
First grade is clicking along. The kids are just fantastic this year. We're finishing up our short vowel study and getting ready for long vowels and blends. Our enrichment teacher was in the other day with a great Halloween spinner game to teach map coordinates. It got me thinking about all the ways I could be using spinners in the classroom. We had just done a spinner page in math so I decided to make a game for language arts, too. I came up with a Short Vowel Spinner Game. The kids use a paperclip and a pencil and spin to find beginning letters for cvc words. We started using it as a center this week and they love it! They have to decide if the words are real or nonsense so it's great for decoding. It gives me a good idea of who's really decoding and who is relying on other skills. It also let me focus on kids who are having trouble with short vowels.
I'm definitely going to have to get a game together for cvce and vowel blends. (Of course, I still have to get December morning work made so it may take a while!)
If anyone is interested, here's a link to the game:
More to come but first I need to sleep!!!
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Labels: cvc, Language Arts, Spinner Games
Wow, when the school year started I had no idea how busy I'd be this year. I had great plans for posting on the blog at least once a week. You see how that went! Overall, though, school is going great. I have a fantastic class and an amazing TA so I can't complain! We've just started to really get into Houghton Mifflin Reading and this is my favorite time of year with it. We started our reading groups and have begun to focus on high frequency words. I bought this resource pack from Made for 1st Grade and it has been a lifesaver! I've had it for three years now and by far the thing I use most are the Lightning Words. It's a weekly sight word homework sheet and the results are amazing! I love it! You can see it here:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Houghton-Mifflin-Resource-Pack-1st-Grade-2004-edition-145234
If you teach Houghton Mifflin this is definitely worth it! New for me this year is Reading A-Z. I put it on my order last year and the resource fairy delivered it! I haven't spent too much time with it yet but now that things are slowing down a little bit I plan to. I had a free trial last year for a couple of weeks and I really liked it. I like the decodable readers but...WOW...I love the reader's theater. I started doing RT a couple of times a week and the difference in fluency was amazing! I only had a limited number of downloads so I made a few of my own scripts using our decodable readers that come with the reading series. By the time we were done "rehearsing" and performing they had read the book at least 6 times and they loved doing it. Definitely not boring!!
Well, beef stir-fry and hungry children are waiting!!!
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Labels: High Frequency Words, Houghton Mifflin, Reader's Theater, Reading A-Z
Literacy Linky Party!
I just joined up with iHeartLiteracy for a K-2 Literacy Roundup linky party! I linked my Houghton Mifflin Focus Wall for Theme 1. It's getting to be that time and if you've just started school and you're using HM Reading Theme 1 is right around the corner. For me, next week is the last week of the Back to School theme. I know how important Kindergarten review is but I have to admit that I love getting into the routine of the themes, starting reading groups, etc. When I put up my focus walls I feel like we're really back to school! Come join the party!
Speaking of back to school, last week we made our first class book. Every year I start with this one since we're working on letter/sound review. It's an ABC Book made with the children's names. Tomorrow I'll bind it and put it in the class library. I can guarantee that for a few weeks we'll have to pick sticks (popsicle sticks with the student's names on them) to decide who gets to hold/read the book. Even after that, though, it's always a popular book. I have a special book box for all the books we make together along with yearbooks from past years. Always a hit!
Well, we've certainly enjoyed the long weekend! I don't think we really did anything at all but it was nice to not really have any pressure. Now it's off to make lunches and iron shirts (and find out what last minute homework someone accidentally forgot!).
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Labels: ABC Book, Back to School, Focus Wall, Houghton Mifflin, Linky Party, Weekend
September is right around the corner! Now is a great time to pick up my packet of September Morning Work. It's packed with great math and literacy activities for September. I use Houghton Mifflin at my school so the literacy activities are loosely aligned with that but it can be used with any program. Stop by and take a look!
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Labels: Houghton Mifflin, literacy, Morning Work, September
As promised, here is today's flash freebie! From 6-7 pm today I'll be giving away the newest item in my store. It's Picture Me in First Grade:
This great back to school activity includes a picture frame for students to draw or paint a self portrait and an All About Me sheet for them to write about themselves and their favorite things. I'm doing this one next week and I hope to have it ready for a back to school display for our parent night on Wednesday.
I'm also super excited to do this again at the end of the year. I love seeing how much the children have changed--in their likes and their abilities. The handwriting alone is always so different. I'll send the beginning and end of the year papers and drawings home at the end of the year but I'll keep copies for their portfolios. I'm thinking I'll bind them somehow but I'll cross that bridge in May!
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Labels: All About Me, Back to School, First Grade, Flash Freebie, Picture Me In First Grade
Just a quick post...it's been a busy back to school week! It's great to be back with the kids. I have a fantastic class this year! Check back tomorrow for Flash Freebie News!!!
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Labels: Back to School, Flash Freebie
Monday is the big day! The kids and I all go back to school. The room is ready, there is a mountain of supplies waiting by the door and all of the summer homework is done! I'm all planned for the first week but, of course, you never can tell until you really get in there and get to know the kids. I have a lot of activities planned thanks to some back to school shopping at Teachers pay Teachers! I may or may not use them all but I feel better knowing that I have them, just in case!
We just got back from an impromptu trip to Virginia where we surprised my mom for her 75th birthday! She had no idea we were coming. I told her that she would be getting something for her birthday but not to have dinner. When we pulled up to her street I called her and told asked if anything had been delivered. We put her presents on her porch, knocked and ran around the side of the house. It was great! She was completely surprised! It was a whirlwind trip...just one night...but so much fun!
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Labels: Back to School, TpT, Virginia
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Well not much of a post but I did get into my room for about an hour today and I got a little (very little) work done. I was at Walmart and I found these fantastic Zebra Curtains!! Perfect for my jungle room and less than $5.00 each! I took them in today with curtain rods intending to hang them. I opened the curtain rods and they attached with HUGE screws! I'll admit that push pin things pretty freely to my walls but this was a bit much even for me! I was about to give up when inspiration hit! 3M Command tape! I LOVE Command hooks and I always have tons of the adhesive left over so I used that on the back of the curtain rod mount and voila! the curtains are up!
I'm short one curtain rod so it's back to Walmart tomorrow but I love the way the curtains look. For now, though, it's time to get ready for tomorrow--work week! My days of staying up until 2am are sadly over...for now!
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I spent about 7 hours today getting ready and putting the room together. I feel like I really got a lot done. Of course it helps that I'm in a modular and there was no one else there with me. (So no chatting!)
My starting point. In the back corner you can see my fantastic helper for the day!
I always put the rug out first. It's kind of the anchor for the room and everything else fits around it.
I have 17 desks for next year. It looks kind of plain right now but I'm planning on putting border on the cabinets and sprucing things up a bit.
This is the pile of stuff that I need to figure out something to do with. The sad part is that I don't have the order I placed at the end of last year yet! The closet (the closed door in this picture) and the cabinets are all the storage I have so I have to make the most of it. I'm not sure how to do that yet but I'll figure it out. Of course, the most important thing in this picture is the Diet Lemonade from Chick-Fil-A. Absolutely necessary for all room set up!
This pocket chart is going to be my "I'm Through" chart. It has a list of activities for early finishers. The blue things on the desks are from Really Good Stuff. They are pencil/eraser/name tag holders. I had them last year but I had tables and they didn't fit so I'm excited to try them out this year.
So what's waiting for me next is to put away all my new supplies and start decorating the room. I'm going with a jungle theme this year (surprise!) and I'm making jungle labels and a job chart, etc. I'll be sure to post pictures!
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Labels: Chick-Fil-A, Jungle, Set Up
Wow, I just spent a ton of time over at The 3am Teacher. I can't believe how much I learned ! (and how much I still have to learn!) It's a fantastic resource. I really love the Tickle Me Tech tutorial for making beautiful cover pages. Now I have some work to do on my covers!
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Labels: blogs, The 3am Teacher, TpT
Yesterday we were happy to welcome a new addition to our family. It's Darryl!
We finally took the long promised trip to the SPCA to pick out a cat. We visited five cat rooms and found Darryl in the "free range kitten room." These were kittens too big to be in the crates and ready to explore. Darryl is four months old. He was sleeping when we found him. That would explain how we were tricked into thinking he was calm! He's sleeping about three hours at a stretch and purring loudly and constantly. Of course, after the three hours he wants to PLAY! He's lucky he's so cute! He's currently living in our bedroom until we formally introduce him to Larry, our dog, tomorrow.
Poor Larry. He's feeling a little lonely right now. Here's hoping tomorrow goes well!
We took Darryl (by the way, Larry and Darryl are the names they had at the shelter!) to the vet and everything checked out. The kids love him! Ok, we all do!
Welcome Home, Darryl!!!
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Labels: Cat, Darryl, Dog, Larry, Pets, SPCA
Classroom Set Up - Here We Go!
So, it's not officially work week yet but I was able to get in and see how things were going in my room. Happily, I'm not changing rooms this year so I was able to keep things on the wall. Yea! I requested some work to be done over the summer and it's finished! I had three cabinets on the floor by the wall and I had them moved to the wall. Much more space and I can always put kids work on the fronts of the cabinets. I'm in a modular so every little bit of space counts!
I was going to get rid of my desk but I'm just not ready to bite that bullet yet! Last year I started moving all of my things out of the desk and into the file cabinet thinking to wean myself off of using it. I think I'll keep it for one more year.
Finally, here's a picture of the mess waiting for me:
You can see all the things I was able to leave up. Last year the entire campus moved and it was a huge job figuring out where everything was going to go and getting everything put up. I'm heading in today to see what I can get done. I always feel like when I get my carpet rolled out I'm half way there!
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Labels: Beginning of the Year, Decoration, Desk or No Desk, Room, Set Up, Work Week
Flying into First Grade is having a Let's Get Acquainted Linky Party! The topic is upcoming school year goals.
I'll admit I haven't thought about this too much over the summer but I think my goal this year is to get really organized. I got a good start on it last year and this year I'm really ready to get it done! This is my third year teaching first grade and each year I get a little better grip on things.
At the end of the year I was able to go through and get rid of a LOT of things the previous teacher had left behind. Each year we have a room/table for teachers to put items that they no longer use. I'm sure the previous teacher had great ways to use the books and activities but they just weren't me, you know? After two years, I can honestly say I won't be using those items. I also purged a lot of posters that were really just things to put on the wall. I'd much rather have the children's work or resource items taking up my precious wall space!
One thing I really want to do is keep better records of how lessons went. I hope to make notes weekly and keep them in a file. I purchased a bin for each month and when I finish a center or activity I'll put it in the bin along with the file of notes so that next year it will all be ready to go!
Well, that's my goal, anyway!
Another big organizational struggle for me is my desk!! Each year I push it back a little and it doesn't take up much space anymore. The big thing for me is the inside! It quickly becomes a place to dump things that I just don't know what to do with! I'm really not sure how to deal with that one. Any ideas would be appreciated!
I go back in two weeks and I'll be sure to take lots of pictures to show how things are coming along.
Thanks to Flying into First Grade for hosting the party! (It's my first linky party and I'm very excited!)
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Labels: Desk, First Grade, Goals, Linky Party, Organization
Happy Days in the Jungle!
Yesterday was a big day! We bit the bullet and bought a MacBook! It's beautiful and there is no more waiting until everyone is in bed to get to the computer. I'm having a great time getting used to it. It's very intuitive and it really hasn't been much work at all to switch everything over.
On top of that, once the laptop was up and running, I checked into my TpT store and...I have 10 followers! Yea! It seemed like I was at 9 forever!
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Labels: Mac, TpT
Focus Walls are Finished!
Noooo! I just finished this post and somehow deleted it before I published it!!!
Well, as I was saying....
The Houghton Mifflin Focus Walls are finished and posted to TpT--Themes 1-10! Yea! I used these at the end of last year and I'm excited to start the year with them this time around. After using them for a couple of weeks last year I noticed that the kids would flock to the focus wall on Monday to find out what we were going to be doing that week. When I would get around to introducing a skill someone would always say "I already knew that...I read it on the focus wall!" LOVE that!
I'm currently working on a calendar set to go with the schedule cards that are already posted. Last year I started keeping my calendar on the Promethean board but I needed somewhere to put up the date for the kids to reference throughout the day. I have very little wall space so I used the schedule pocket chart. I'm planning on printing out the set and setting it up in the pocket chart and taking picture because I'm sure that will make it much clearer!!! But first, we're off to the library. There has been WAY too much Minecraft in my house!!!
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Labels: Calendar, Focus Wall, Houghton Mifflin, Pocket Chart, Schedule Cards, Schedule Pocket Chart
I just posted Theme 5 out of 10 of my first grade Houghton Mifflin reading Focus Walls! I'm half way done. Yea! I'm so excited to have these done and ready for next year. I couldn't believe how interested the kids were when I started using focus walls at the end of last year. I would find them up at the front of the room when their work was done going over the different things on the wall! I also got lots of "I already knew we were going to learn that because it's on the wall."!!!!
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Labels: Focus Wall, Houghton Mifflin, Theme 5
New Item Up!
Since it's Sunday I thought I'd work on some of my items for Catholic school. I put up a set of prayer cards that can really be used for any grade. It's on a half sheet format that you can print out and staple together to make a Catholic prayer book. It includes lots of traditional Catholic prayers like: the Sign of the Cross, Hail Mary, Our Father, the Angelus and lots more. For the younger grades I'd probably take out some of the longer prayers and for the older grades I'd take out some of the more basic ones. I left this item free and we'll see how it does. You can link to it by clicking on the picture below.
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Labels: Catholic, Freebie, Prayer Book, Prayers, Religion
I've made the schedule cards and they are up on TpT! There are two different files. The first file is just regular schedule cards that you could use at any school. The second file is a Catholic edition with additional cards for things like Religion, Mass, Rosary, etc. I used these at the end of the year last year and they were great. I just cut them out, mounted them on sentence strips and laminated them. There are also blank cards that you can laminate and write in activities with dry erase and use over and over again. I usually wrote in things like class pictures, assemblies, etc. I have one of those schedule pocket charts and they fit great in there. In the top two sections I put the day of the week and the date:
and then on with the schedule. I'm going to be making calendar pieces as a separate file but they would go really great with this set.
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Labels: Calendar, Catholic, Pocket Chart, Religion, Schedule Cards
Theme 3 is Finished!
Yea! The Theme 3 focus wall is finished and posted! Theme 3 is a little bigger because it also has spelling lists included. Here is a preview:
Enjoy! There's more to come. (Soon I hope!)
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Labels: Focus Wall, Houghton Mifflin, Language Arts, Theme 3, TpT
We were very touristy today. My mom thought ahead and got in touch with her senator who got us tickets to see congress in session and a tour of the capitol building. I think you can get these just by showing up but this way we were able to skip most of the lines. Yea! It was very interesting and the kids loved it! Everyone was exhausted by the time we got home but that meant that I got some time on the computer! Theme 3 is almost finished and should be up soon. I had someone ask if I planned to post Themes 3-10. Yes! As soon as they are finished they'll be up. Each theme I do seems to go a little faster and the last few themes I've already done, they just need to be reformatted and cleaned up a bit to keep them consistent with the others. Once I get home I'll dedicate a couple of days/evenings to it and the rest should be up in no time.
We have a few more days of vacation and I think we're going to head out to the pool and maybe have afternoon tea at the Ritz. Fun!
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Labels: Houghton Mifflin, Language Arts, Theme 3, Vacation
Working...Sort of!
The kids and I are visiting my mom outside of DC. I came here with my laptop and every intention of spending a couple of hours a day working on focus walls and morning work. Well....make that aobut 10 minutes...once! We're having a good time, though and it looks like the work will have to wait for a little bit. We are headed back home in a few days and I'm sure I'll get back to it then. I might get a little more donehere. It's supposed to rain so maybe I'll do a little then. I'm also working on a set of schedule cards. I made a set of jungle themed ones that fit in the schedule pocket chart. They have all the general subjects plus some blank ones that can be laminated and customized with a dry erase marker. I'm also doing a general school themed one. Hopefully soon!
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Labels: Schedule Cards, Vacation
Theme 2 is Ready!
The Theme 2 Focus Wall for Houghton Mifflin Reading is ready and posted on TpT. Here's a preview of some of the pages:
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Labels: Focus Wall, Houghton Mifflin, Language Arts, Theme 2
New look! I'm completely new to this blogging stuff but I'm starting to get the hang of some of it. I was able to customize a few things today and gave the place a new look! I'm hoping to work on the Theme 2 Focus Wall tonight and should have it uploaded and ready by tomorrow. I'm still working out how to put a picture of it up here for you and let you click it to get to my TpT store. It's been a big learning experience!
I also took some time to redo my Jungle Themed Number Cards. I had originally done them in Publisher but for some reason it wasn't acting right. It took forever just to move things around on the screen. I did it again in PowerPoint and it worked much better. I uploaded the new version just now:
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Labels: Jungle, Math, Number Cards
It's done! My room is finally cleaned and I'm ready for summer. I wasn't the last teacher standing but it was close! I always start my summer with great plans to work on something school related at least a little each day. Of course, I'm always surprised when August rolls around and I haven't done nearly as much as I wanted to. I did spend what was left of this week just relaxing and it was great.
Next week I have mentor training for two days. My mom is coming to watch the kids--they don't know yet and they'll be thrilled!
I was able to get my fist few products up on TPT. My freebie is a 120 chart. I noticed as we switched to Common Core this year that all my math supplies came with 100 charts. I was also surprised to see that when we started on numbers from 100-120 lots of my kiddos were stuck! They could count it out loud but much of the time would write 99...100...1001...1002! I had a great morning work paper from Made in 1st Grade (I think it was in their March Madness Morning Work) that had them write the numbers from 1-120. We did it often! In the end they got it. Yea! Anyway, I decided that for next year we would forgo the 100 charts and start the year with 120 charts. Hopefully seeing the numbers around the room and on their math folders will make the process much easier next year.
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Labels: 120 Chart, Math
Houghton Mifflin Focus Wall Theme 1 is Ready!
I'm getting into a routine and actually getting some work done! Last year was my second year teaching first grade and Houghton Mifflin. I really like this program and the way everything is so incremental and builds week by week. The first year I was so busy just figuring everything out that I didn't even have a focus wall. Last year I did and it really made a big difference. I started out with just writing the information on a big chart paper. I have to admit that even thought it was old school, it was a lot of fun! It reminded me of my student teaching days, chart paper and lots of Mr. Sketch markers! (yes,I did sniff each one before I used it!) After a couple of weeks I realized that it would be much easier to just do them all in PowerPoint and print them out.
Once I started using them regularly I noticed that the kids would come in and look for them on Monday mornings! After a while they were reading them by themselves and looking forward to what we would be doing that week. They thought it was so funny when I would introduce something and they already knew about it because of the focus wall!
Over the summer I'm going to work on the walls, neaten them up and post them on TpT. The good news is...Theme 1 is done and posted! You can see it here:
Labels: Focus Wall, Houghton Mifflin, Language Arts
Let me introduce myself! I teach in a small Catholic school in North Carolina and I love it! I've taught pre-k, kindergarten and first grade. It seems like whatever grade I'm teaching is the best grade ever and right now that's first grade! I started teaching first grade two years ago and other teaching blogs saved me! My class is the only first grade in my school so it was great to be able to see what other first grade classes were doing. Between the blogs and TPT, I made it!
Summer's almost here! The kids are out of school and it's work week for the teachers. I don't know why but I always seem to be the last one finished! Right now my room is a disaster! I'm hoping to finish cleaning tomorrow and go through some files. I have been getting rid of a lot of stuff this year. Next year will be my third year teaching first grade. I inherited a lot of stuff from the previous teacher and I'm finally realizing what I need and what I don't. On the bright side, my tiny closet looks great! It's all cleaned out and you can even step inside to get what you need!
My goal (as always) is to be much more organized next year. This summer I'm going to work on coordinating my morning work with the Houghton Mifflin reading and math series we use. We might be changing to a new math series soon but I'm just going to go ahead and as if we're not changing or I'd never get it done!
With the kids home from school I plan to take one day a week and visit the library. Hopefully once we get home with armloads of new books I'll have time to work on my school projects and get some things uploaded to TPT!
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Surprised by our favorite lullaby - Starter Mama
Surprised by our favorite lullaby
When the twins were newborns, my go to song whenever they would cry was You Are My Sunshine. All I had to do was start singing it and they would instantly keep quiet. It was a win-win for everyone because the song helped me relax too. It worked in any given situation from the small stuff like when they would get cranky after waking up from a nap, to the big stuff like when they had to go through blood extractions during their hospital confinements. I must have sung the song at least 20 times a day in 2017.
Now that Audrey and Antonino are almost 2 years old, they've been trying to sing the song with me by filling in the last few words of each verse. So I checked online if the song had other verses. I was shocked to find out that it's actually a very heartbreaking song about a person who was left by his loved one for someone else. If you want to see the full lyrics, you can find it here.
Am I the only one who didn't know this? But I guess in spite of the song's meaning, it will always have a special place in my heart because when I was a super new mom, it made me feel confident that I could easily calm the twins down with a simple song even if my voice wasn't fantastic.
Did you sing this song to your baby too? Were you as surprised as I was when you read the lyrics?
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colour - I need information on LEGO part #3001 in Milky White with Sparkles - Bricks
Have a 3001 part i have come across with a color i've never seen before. It seems to be a milky white but with glitter in it. New style logo with pip on short side.
Any ideas to where it came from?
edited Aug 28 '14 at 16:42
If you have any additional information about where you came across this part, any pictures, etc. that you can include in your question (rather than in the comments to an answer), that might help others supply more information. – Zhaph - Ben Duguid♦ Aug 28 '14 at 16:24
According to a comment from Jan.k 1974 on the source you mentioned (in your comment to 62Bricks answer):
The milky white brick dates to 2005 and has been been made exclusively for the Allianz Arena (Munich soccer stadium) model in Legoland Günzburg. I remember they sold spares of these in packs of 5 for 1.99 after the grand opening
This is confirmed by Maxx3001 in reply (emphasis added):
[…] that's the left brick with slight sparkle in it.
At the time of posting, ND Toys was listing these at $2.39 on BrickLink under "Milky White" with the description:
MILKY WHITE 2X4 BRICK WITH SPARKLES (from LL park spare parts)
The arena, and the milky white bricks can be seen in this shot on the LEGOLAND website:
edited Aug 31 '14 at 19:59
You may have what is commonly called a "test brick." Many of these were manufactured by the Bayer company in Germany. LEGO had Bayer test various designs and colors for their evaluation before deciding whether to put them into regular production.
One recognized authority on these bricks is the collector Maxx3001, who documents his extensive collection on Flickr. In his comment on this trans-red glitter test brick, he makes reference to the existence of milky white glitter bricks. He may be able to give you more information on your brick.
Maxx is the user i got the part from. He has little info on the part. He has a pic of the part to the left here flickr.com/photos/maxx361/5494084763 – Noob Theory Aug 23 '14 at 15:08
Bayer also stamps letters on the test bricks not the LEGO logo like i have mention above. – Noob Theory Aug 23 '14 at 15:14
Some test bricks do have the LEGO logo on them. – 62Bricks Aug 23 '14 at 16:35
It may or may not be a test brick is not an answer. I ask for some detailed info and you just gave speculation and a source that has already gave all the info he knows. From the source we have so far this is NOT a test brick. Im sorry to get kinda rude but i want to get to the facts, speculation has been done for a while now. I would like to hear from someone who knows about this part. – Noob Theory Aug 24 '14 at 3:10
And asking for details on a piece for which you have not posted an image, and not indicating where you got it and what you already know about it is not a sincere question. Sorry to be rude, but if you are not going to provide complete information, you're going to get speculation. – 62Bricks Aug 24 '14 at 5:12

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All Things Made New: April 2010
I was thinking today about when I first graduated from high school and the different branches of the military would call my house, asking for me, and then they proceeded to try and convince me to enlist. (I know that many kids get called at this time because it's a prime recruiting time...)
Needless to say I always enjoyed sparring with these gentlemen who would try and talk me, the most girly person, into joining the army. Don't get me wrong, I am very very grateful for the men and women who serve our country I just had some issues with the whole idea.
I have had a fascination with gender/gender roles for a while now. And even though I was raised post-women's lib. I don't really agree that men and women are indeed equal. Hear me out on this...I don't believe you can compare apples to oranges and call them the same, logically this doesn't make any sense. Men are great but they stink at birthing babies, I have yet to hear of that being accomplished...We are just plainly not the same!
So when I thought of myself joining the army for instance, I thought to myself, "I would be subjected to boot camp, being yelled at for not being able to do a push-up, and running miles a day with a pack on...etc" And I would have to ask if I would get special privileges when I had my period...Of course they would say no. But I don't see any men getting punched in the stomach, and have something injected in their bodies to make their lower back, and inner thighs cramp up, and then asked to run a do push-ups.
Again, we're not equal.
I really really have problems with institutions that try and equal out gender. I think it is a lie Satan has introduced into the world to emasculate men, and create women who are either ashamed of their femininity or abuse it for gain. Let apples be apples and oranges be oranges.
**I think that you can still be feminine and serve in the military, however I wish that the military would respect your right to be feminine...
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Labels: I Enjoy Being A Girl
Today's movie is Four Daughters from 1938. Honestly the people starring in the film are were not that famous so I won't go into it. The movie is about four sisters all ranging from late teens to early twenties who live with their father who is a musician and trains the girls in there perspective musical talents. A young man (and a musician) comes into town seeking help to get his large piece of work finished and requests help from the girls father. This young man is very charming and each girls seems to have a crush on him. But he falls in love with the youngest who falls in love (sort of) with a boy who needs help and so it's kind of a love triangle. Sometimes I can't explain these very well but it's a really good story line and they made 2 other films to follow this one, Four Wives, and then Four Mothers. I have seen them all and they are all good! This series is not very well known but I love them.
**I watch a lot these movies on the Turner Classic Movie channel. But all my movies are available for rent on Netflix.com or to purchase at Amazon.com. I just say this so you know where to get them or see them if you want to. Enjoy!
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This is kind of a weird topic but I just wanted to do a plug for this book...Taking Charge of You Fertility by Toni Weschler. It was important to me to start "planning a family naturally" which right now means preventing a pregnancy naturally...I tried to go on birth control briefly, but not all women can handle the hormones and the change that can happen during the process. My body reacted adversely to b.c. almost instantaneously. But I was on the verge of getting married and I needed to find something to work before the big day! So I found this book and a whole world opened up to me. Taking Charge of You Fertility is so informative about the way your body works, how to prevent a pregnancy or how to become pregnant. It's been so great for me to understand what's really going on and have all my questions answered!
P.S. We've been married almost 6 months and the natural way is working great and my body is happy and healthy!
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 10:03 AM 5 comments
Yesterday I was feeling overwhelmed with all the things on my plate...
Two things made me feel better...
One...the supporting and encouraging blog comments from you ladies who have been there and have come though it! Thank you all very much!
Two...I asked my husband to run out and get me my shampoo when I was at work, he did but he also had a vase of sunflowers and a sweet note waiting for me when I got home. Thank you Lord for picking me a good one!
I wish I could share the flowers with you girls too!
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 10:09 PM 4 comments
My movie selection for this week is called Desk Set. This film was made in 1957 starring Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn. Tracey and Hepburn were a classic on and off screen couple, and in this film they are simply charming! This film is about the introduction of technology into the office setting and the effects it has on people's jobs. Hepburn works for a big company and is basically like a human google, but Tracy introduces a computer (which a 1957 computer is really entertaining to see) in to the office and she and her employees think they will be fired. It's hard to explain but that is the background to a love story between two people who should be enemies. It's cute and entertaining (I really love old movies when they show the latest and greatest technology and they think "this is it!") Other really great movies starring Hepburn and Tracy are:
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Going on week three of working...I have to say I am not doing a good job juggling everything I have to do. The laundry has been suffering the most. I've never been really good handing a lot on my plate at once, emotionally I get overwhelmed and physically I am beat. I'm not sure what to do in this situation but I know that "this too shall pass." I'm thankful my husband husband understands that I want to be a stay at home "wife-then mommy" so that's what were working toward. But I need God to help me with the patience and the energy and the calm nerves. I don't know how to make it all work...
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~When I'm at home, around my family, and there's laughter.
~I'm always in need of down-time...I'm pretty low energy so if I'm busy all day I really need a time of rest and quiet. So I get that by taking a bath, reading a book, or watching an old movie.
~Both, I'm really hard on myself, but I also have great parents who raised me well and out of my respect for them I live a life that shows them that I respect what they did for me.
~For fun? I love to watch old movies, but my husband and I like to be outside...so my favorite thing to do right now is go for walks with my hubby. Also Make-up is worthy of a mention of fun...cause I love it!
~People...I can read a lot of people but there are some people I can't read who I stay away from (which makes my husband laugh because I am really obvious about it) Also some other people I can read, who are very "in your face" kind of people, again I obviously stay away from them too...I'm noticing this more and more and how really obviously awkward I am around some people.
~I'm proud of my family...proud of my parents, sibling and their families, and my husband and my new family on his side. I'm so thankful God provided me with such wonderful examples!
~Complain...BA HA HA HA yeah right... I never eat fish.
~Um...Disneyland!
10. Finish this sentence. If you knew me really well you'd know _____________.
~You'd know that I still struggle with shyness and social issues. I really have been put in a spot now where I have to be social as a "pastor's wife" But when I'm around my family, I let them do all the talking and I am very quiet. That is nice for me.
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 5:21 PM 5 comments
You know God is truly a Master Composer! Here's the thing...I doubt He's working, I question Him daily, I pretty much accuse Him of forgetting me. AND then He does something completely wonderful, He out of nowhere sends a life saver...With a stroke of His hand He makes the impossible possible. Think about it, hasn't he always come through in the past? I wish I could remember this...remember how many times He has come though for me. Please Lord, don't let me forget!
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Pancakes and The Price is Right = Awesome morning!
Now I have a ton of work to do for my husband (the youth pastor) I'm going to be his "secretary" today. He's happy I like pancakes so much! I hope you all have an awesome Wednesday!
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Sometimes I don't know how God feels about me. When I'm scared about the future I don't know if God cares...I know in my head He does, but some times my spirit feels so far away that I have my doubts. Yesterday on the way home from work I said a teary prayer to God asking Him for help in a situation (which He answered later) and also to tell me how He feels about me, I came across theses verses...Thank you Lord for watching over me!
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This week's movie selection is called Father Goose. It stars Cary Grant and Leslie Caron, made in 1964. This movie is set in WWII in the pacific islands....but it's not a war film (the war is just the background). Cary is helping the British forces by inhabiting a deserted island where he can spot enemy planes and report them to the British...seems simple until a plane crash strands a School teacher (Caron) and her young students, all girls, on Grant's island. It's really fun the way Cary Grant interacts with all the little girls on his island! It's a fun film! Enjoy!
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 4:45 AM 2 comments
So in honor of my last post about reading Jane Austen books, I decided to talk about the Girl Card. Some of you girls were afraid that I would take away your Girl Card for never having read Pride and Prejudice, but I will say, I have no right to do that because if someone was going to take away my Girl Card it would be because I don't like Chocolate. Yep...membership suspended right? I prefer steak and bacon! So Other than the not reading Jane Austen books, what are some very un-girl things that you do?
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 8:22 AM 8 comments
I started reading Pride and Prejudice again and there's so much meat in it...
I love being challenged, having my vocabulary expand, and reading lines like
"Undoubtedly, there is meanness in all the arts which ladies sometimes condescend to employ for captivation."
It's so hearty and lovely, and I find something new every time. Like that line which was a great "ouch-you got burned-moment"...trust me!
Jane Austen...you are just the best!
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 7:26 PM 4 comments
My movie selection for this week is called Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. It's a musical made in 1953, with Jane Russel and Marilyn Monroe. I know a lot of people don't like Marilyn, but I like her and I think she is great in this movie. In the movie you follow 2 friends (Russel and Monroe) while they cruse to Europe where they are going to sing. Jane Russel plays Dorothy, the smart one, and Marilyn plays the less smart and diamond crazy one, this combination gets them into trouble! I just like it, it's fun and the clothes are wonderful! Enjoy!
p.s. I have no idea what the title has to do with the movie (I think they just thought it was cute?) sorry brunettes~I used to be one of you too...
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 5:23 AM 2 comments
I just got home from my new job...phew, I work in a maternity clothing store now and boy does it get busy! I'm learning new things daily about being pregnant and breast-feeding etc... My husband is a little nervous about me working there and getting the "baby bug" (but I've had the "baby bug" since I was 10). I really like it though, we even get to try on the clothes with fake bellies (it's so fun!). I'm thankful that God gave me this job and that He knew where I'd fit!
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 5:18 PM 6 comments
Every Easter morning since I can remember on Easter morning when we woke up in our house we'd come out and my dad would say "He has Risen!" and we say "He has risen indeed!" It's a great tradition especially with young kids because they want to see their Easter baskets etc....but if the first thing to say is about Jesus...perspective. Now I just love to hear it!
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John 15:9-17 (N I V)
9"As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Now remain in my love. 10If you obey my commands, you will remain in my love, just as I have obeyed my Father's commands and remain in his love. 11I have told you this so that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be complete. 12My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. 13Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. 14You are my friends if you do what I command. 15I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master's business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you. 16You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit—fruit that will last. Then the Father will give you whatever you ask in my name. 17This is my command: Love each other.
Thank you Lord for the price you paid on this day!
Posted by Meg Fletcher at 7:25 AM 4 comments
(April's traditional flower is the Daisy)
I am soo not a prankster, mostly because I know I would get mad if someone got me bad...so I won't dish it out cause I can't take it! I think I got my parents once when I was little...but running into their rooms and yelling about something when they haven't even woken up yet is hardly an accomplishment. Do you guys have any good April Fools pranks?
By the way Happy April! This is one of my most favorite months...because in California the weather is the most pleasant and sunny! I hope this month brings you new blessings!
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Kamkwamba’s story teaches us that only by thinking about innovating to solve problems of access can we begin to truly tackle these socio-economic issues.Overcoming adversity through innovating is a process that begins with mental toughness, cultivating one’s curiosity, and doing what others aren’t doing.
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What is facilitation?The word facilitation is derived from the Latin ‘facile’ which, simply translated, means ‘to make easy’. A facilitator is therefore someone who makes something easy for others. So how is facilitation different from other professional services that might also make something easier, such as consultancy, training or mediation? And how is facilitation different from other group leadership roles, such as chairing? Clarity of definition can help to manage expectations on the sides of the client, the group and the facilitator, and so achieve better outcomes.
Are you using facilitation to solve complex multi-party problems? You should be!
Four lessons for HR from organizational anthropology
-	November 21, 2:57 AM
Sometimes I feel like an organizational anthropologist, who has taken deep dives into organizations to learn more about the nature of organizations in general. As an amateur organizational anthropologist, I have to take some basics of the profession into account. I selected four:
Nice take on how HR can bring more from @tomwhaak
"A Small Group of Committed Citizens"
You don't have to be at the top to make change. In fact, it often helps if you are not!
The Unfuddle Blog - The Four Primary Pieces of Project Management
-	November 16, 6:16 AM
Getting immersed in big projects requires more than just hard work and elbow grease. For teams to come together and execute something that becomes more than the sum of its parts, it requires a certain dedication, commitment, and strategic vision that runs through every part and parcel of a project. However, many of us in the tech space take advantage of the cloud. Rather than the luxury of a central location or office space where we can verbally reinforce a particular product’s strategic vision, or casually chat with the team about direction and strategy, these crucially important mission statements need to come through email, group chats, or sound-bytes in phone correspondence.However, dispersed teams can find pathways to effectively communicate and delegate work, and echoed throughout project management software solutions. While these nimble project management solutions can help keep teams on task no matter where they may be, they need to address four critically important components to the project management ecosystem: detailed communication, deadlines and shifting priorities, delegation, and downtime.
Nimble project solutions, inc. the rule of 70 for delegation.
윤애진's curator insight,	November 16, 10:17 AM
Top 10+ why happiness at work will increase performance
Research research conducted by neuroscientists Richard Davidson and V.S. Ramachandranand by psychologist Shawn Achor – increasingly points to a simple fact: Happy people are better workers! Those who are engaged with their jobs and colleagues work harder and smarter.
People change with their hearts, not their minds! So why do so many organisations conveniently forget this in change efforts?
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4 Unexpected Innovation Lessons from the Film 'Interstellar'
-	November 13, 2:41 AM
The new film 'Interstellar' is being hailed for helping to bring theoretical physics into the mainstream. But, it also communicates unexpected lessons about innovation that are vitally important to executives, entrepreneurs, scientists and others.
Diversity, passion, imagination plus luck. Lessons on saving the world from Interstellar! HT @fardj
윤애진's curator insight,	November 16, 10:20 AM
i want to see interstellar to experience these for unexpected innovation
-	November 11, 9:10 AM
Via Jürgen Kanz, Philippe Vallat	David Hain's insight:
The organisation you are trying to change always reflects and affects the system in which it sits. Think whole ecosystem!
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Great Infographic: Reasons Why Employees Resist Change and How to Guide Against Resistance
-	November 7, 12:48 AM
We all know that employees often resist change, but why is this? This infographic identifies twelve common reasons that employees are resistant to change, such as loss of control and bad communication strategy. It also outlines a few strategies that managers can use to help overcome this resistance. While 55% of change objectives meet their initial objectives, only 25% sustained these gains over time. To ensure long-lasting success, it’s important to take a proactive approach to employee resistance.
Industrial Age leadership was good, or at least efficient. It enabled us to get the most out of every worker; expectations were set; consequences for not meeting minimums were clear. People did what they were told, and went home.But the Industrial Age is over. And it’s not coming back. Welcome to the Social Age. Via Roger Francis	David Hain's insight:
Tom Hood's curator insight,	November 8, 8:05 AM
When Steve Jobs developed the iPod in 1997, he assembled a diverse group of thinkers with different points of view and areas of expertise. They didn’t invent something new. Rather, they brought together disparate technologies that no one had ever thought to use alongside each other before. This is how breakthrough innovations happen: when a variety of high-performers collaborate to run experiments in a high-energy environment.If a wild, radical solution is what you seek, then jump-starting is the way to go. Jump-starting is the creation of new ideas through exposure to an assortment of stimuli and hand-on involvement with the challenge at hand. The key to the jump-start process is learning through trial and error.
'In radical change, understand that the messiness of the middle is the best part of the story.' ~ Jeff DeGraff
Is Your Strategy A Compelling Story People Understand? - TalentCulture
Working alongside executive leadership teams at large companies, I find that one of the key opportunities for organizational growth and transformation is when leaders recognize the need to revisit, refresh or redefine the key building blocks that drive their business. When the CEO or CMO realizes it’s time to reinvigorate and reposition their brand it oftentimes highlights the need to refine or redefine their overall business strategy.Oftentimes, there is a lack of understanding around some of the most important building blocks for change. And more often than not, there is a lack of agreement around what vision, mission and values actually mean, why they’re important and how to put them into action to drive growth.
"Patagonia’s “Worn Wear” film is a great example of how a company’s values can create a powerful story people can connect to." ~ Shawn Parr
Wield this decision-making tool for managing ch...
-	November 22, 8:39 AM
It’s time for organizations to recognize the impact of trade-offs on business decisions
Handling Uncertainty with Behaviour-Driven Development and Cynefin BDD is a set of practices which help software development teams to have conversations abou...
Good explanation of great model for complex change.
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Innovation by Breaking the Rules – A Lesson from Freddie Mercury
-	November 16, 6:39 AM
The song Bohemian Rhapsody was written by Freddie Mercury for Queen’s 1975 album A Night at the Opera. It broke all the rules for a popular music single release. At a time when most pop songs were simple and formulaic Mercury’s song was a complex mixture of different styles and tempos. It had six separate sections – a close harmony a capella introduction, a ballad, a guitar solo, an opera parody, a rock anthem and a melodic finale. It contained enigmatic and fatalistic lyrics about killing a man. And it was very long.When it was proposed to Queen’s record producers EMI that they release the song as a single they flatly rejected the idea. It was 5 minutes 55 seconds in duration and the general rule of the day was that radio stations only played items that lasted no more than three and a half minutes.
Creative geniuses do not start by tinkering with what exists today, or listen to demands of customers, bosses, critics. more...
Leading a Core Banking Transformation - The skills you need to succeed! |
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-	November 16, 6:14 AM
I’ve seen a lot of good and bad leadership styles while working on large scale banking transformations. Thankfully over the course of my career I have worked and learned from almost as many great leaders, as I have bad . In all cases I’d like to think that I was able to learn something from all of the experiences with these leaders and that I have been able to take these lessons to heart in the progressive elaboration of my own style. I’m always on the lookout for ways to improve both my hard technical skills and more importantly, for the type of work I do, the soft skills that help move a core banking transformation forward to a successful conclusion.More and more I have moved into a mentor type role with my clients who are looking for advice and guidance while also developing core banking transformation skill within their own teams. As this role has developed overtime I am constantly aware of the types of lessons my clients are learning from both my words and actions. I’d like to provide a model of the most important leadership skills that I feel are required for the development of a core banking transformation leader.
Nice take on leading transformation by a T-shirt wearing veteran!
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Amid the political maneuvering, there is, happily, some serious work being done by the Kauffman Foundation and the Institute for Competitiveness & Prosperity to figure out where new jobs actually do come from. The surprising truth is that over the last twenty five years, almost all of the private sector jobs have been created by businesses less than five years old.“In fact, between 1988 and 2011,” write Jason Wiens and Chris Jackson of the Kauffman Foundation, “companies more than five years old destroyed more jobs than they created in all but eight of those years.
"Fundamental shift in how firms run needed - give primary attention to value to customers, thru investment, innovation and treating employees/partners right." ~ Steve Denning
Anne Sweeney: “Failure Is Very Important for the Creative Process”
-	November 14, 1:38 AM
During her recent Stanford GSB View From The Top talk, President of Disney/ABC Television Group Anne Sweeney discussed risk-taking, curiosity, learning from failure, and more. Read top takeaways below
윤애진's curator insight,	November 16, 10:19 AM
i change my mind. failure is so precious experience
Have you ever started out on a new path, a new philosophy or even just tried to introduce something new at work. Maybe it was a simple as trying to convince your bosses that "Dress Down Fridays" are a good idea and won't tarnish the firm's image. And did you notice what your idea had to go through to be accepted?All change -- I've come to the conclusion -- goes through three main stages. This is Adapted from 19th century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer's three stages of truth -- which is that "all truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."My personal interpretation of this goes for transformational change too. Whether that's you suddenly telling your Mediterranean meat-eating family that you're suddenly giving up meat (that was me), or you're trying to introduce as company newsletter (me again) or you're telling your mates that you're giving up your safe corporate office job to become a coach and author (me again!) -- you will undoubtably encounter:
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How to Reduce Innovation Failures
-	November 11, 1:45 AM
A study by Booz & Company shows only a quarter of all companies are effective at the start of innovation. And Stage-Gate Guru Robert Cooper shows that of every seven new product/service projects, about four enter development, 1.5 are launched, and only one succeeds.Innovation is difficult to master. In my experience from practice, innovation really is a balancing act. It's all about finding the right balance between:the business of today and the business of tomorrow;creativity and business reality;'outside the box' and 'inside the box';breakthrough thinking and feasibility;customer interests and company's interests;breaking rules and fitting existing patterns;risks and rewards.Innovation confronts you with a lot of questions on how to start it the right way. I like to inspire you with 12 practical tips to reduce innovation failures at the start: ' a good start is half the battle'.
If only 25% of companies are effective at the start of innovation (Booz), there's a lot to play for!
-	November 7, 12:38 AM
According to a new report released by Oracle and Forbes, "Making the Change: Planning, Executing and Measuring a Successful Business Transformation," emerging players on the global platform now place pressure on businesses to seek out new ways to get ahead of the competition. Transforming a business — through bringing new products to market, deploying IT systems, or major investments and acquisitions — can take countless forms, but keeping current is proving a challenge for many companies.The study surveyed 534 senior executives at companies with at least $1 billion in annual revenue, spanning across the Americas and EMEA region. A range of industries was included, such as professional services, banking, finance, retail and engineering.While the majority of executives surveyed — 86 percent — said business transformation is necessary for continued success, 48 percent admitted their company was only somewhat or not at all prepared to execute a transformation today.One in five said attempts at transformation had failed, and three in five have not yet attempted to change their business to remain competitive.
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Nashville, TENN --- The Kruger Brothers have become world renowned for their unique classically-infused folk/acoustic music. The trio was recently joined by the The Kontras Quartet
for the debut performance of an original work, commissioned to honor the region, history and legacy of Tennessee’s Roan Mountain. In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month,
the Paramount Center for the Arts in Bristol, TN was decked out with pink bouquets onstage and in the lobby for a reception with the artists after the premiere of the Roan Mountain Suite.
In honor of October's National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the trio made a donation to Breast Cancer Research. A portion of pre-order sales of the recorded Roan Mountain Suite project was designated for donation.
The CD is set for release in early 2017 and pre-order sales were available at the event.
The Roan Mountain Suite is the 5th commission granted to composer Jens Kruger and the Kruger Brothers
trio. The performance coincided with the 50th anniversary of the inaugural meeting to conserve the Roan, an effort initiated by the late Stanley A. Murray, husband of patron, Judy Murray, of Kingsport, TN.
Originally from Switzerland, Jens Kruger began playing North American folk music at an early age and was particularly inspired by recordings of Doc Watson, Flatt and Scruggs, Bill Monroe, and other progenitors of country, bluegrass and folk music. He writes the music for all of The Kruger Brothers’ original tunes, collaborating with brother, Uwe Kruger,
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for banjo, guitar, bass and full symphonic orchestra. Jens has since received four commissions to write classical pieces which The Kruger Brothers have performed with various orchestral ensembles: Appalachian Concerto with string quartet; Spirit of the Rockies (commissioned by Canada’s iconic Banff Center) with a small orchestra; Lucid Dreamer, a chamber music piece written specifically for and commissioned by the Kontras Quartet; and now, the Roan Mountain Suite.
Since their formal introduction to American audiences in 1997, The Kruger Brothers’ remarkable discipline, creativity and their ability to infuse classical music into folk music has resulted in a unique sound that has made them a highly respected fixture within the world of acoustic music. Born and raised in Europe, brothers Jens and Uwe Kruger
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If God Does Not Speak, It Is Because
If God does not speak, it is because He has nothing to say, and is satisfied with what we are doing. God is not a radio to be turned on at will. The Lord will let us know quickly enough if we are running in the wrong direction. The Holy Spirit is our director and corrector. Agreed? ~ Reinhard Bonnke
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- November 22, 2010 at 10:02 am
Amen! That’s very true. So if ever our prayers are not answered yet, just rest upon the Lord. He’ll give you your heart’s desire if your prayer is in good motive. So just have patience waiting for His answer. God gives us the best. God bless.
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Pros: Overall everything was fine..Cons: No comment Reviewed Jun 2017 review from More
Pros: The polite staff, early check in and late check out. Reviewed Jul 2017 review from 9.2
Pros: The room is big. Bed is comfort. Breakfast ok. Overall ok. Hotel located in the city easy to take a walk, find food & shopping.Cons: No iron in room as it state Reviewed Jun 2017 review from 7.5
Pros: Overall everything was fine..Cons: No comment Reviewed Jun 2017 review from 5.0
Pros: At least is a decent hotel but expect too muchCons: The strength of the wifi in my room is terrible, unable to do anything online in the room. Reviewed Jul 2017 review from Photos
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