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Little Stars and Inspire Dance Academies have three dance studios at the Community Recreation Center (CRC) and one at the Meineke Recreation Center (MRC). All dance studios feature sprung wood floors, mirrors and ballet barres. There is a second floor student changing/study area at CRC.
Classes include ballet, jazz, tap, pointe, modern, lyrical and hip hop.
Starting June 26th you can drop-off gently used dance shoes at the CRC registration counter to be part of the Dance Shoe Swap & Sale. Shoes should be placed into a Ziploc bag with your name, phone number and email written on the bag. The price you want for the shoes should be firmly attached to the shoes. You may donate shoes as well.
The Dance Shoe Swap & Sale will be held on Thursday, August 30th from 6:30-8pm at CRC. You will be notified after the sale if your item(s) sold or not.
Little Stars and Inspire Dance Academies provide skill building techniques through various dance forms. Equal attention is given to provide a pleasant atmosphere essential to learning. Good poise and self-confidence is gained while experiencing the joy of movement which carries through to all parts of the dancer's life. The goal is to provide every student with a solid dance foundation, while leaving room for individual creativity and fun!
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Keri began her dancing career at the age of 4 at the Hanover Park Park District where she studied ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical and hip hop with Monica Noble-Lawson. She continued her education through dance conventions and competitions as she outgrew her Park District dance programs, where she has taken classes with top instructors and choreographers throughout the U.S. including Travis Wall, Sonya Tayeh, Ted Jackson and Avnun Yakubov.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and a minor in dance from Western Illinois University. Her extracurricular activities at WIU included the University Dance Theatre, a student based organization for three and a half years where she was able to choreograph, participate with many guest artists and put on performances after each semester.
While Keri was in UDT she held the position of clinic chair on the executive board and planned and organized a dance camp that involved the surrounding schoolf of Macomb for children in 1st through 12th grade. She has also choreographed for the winner of Miss Macomb 2010 and was a member of the Chicago Honey Bear Dancers.
Keri loves working with kids and seeing them have fun while learning.
Keri Larsen
Kari is from Schaumburg,IL and has been dancing since the age of 3. She is the former owner of Goldens School of Dance and director of Work of ART Dance Company named by Dance Teacher Magazine as one of the "50 Studios on the Move".
Kari grew up studying with top instructors in the Chicagoland area in Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Modern, Tap and Acrobatics. She furthered her education at Jacksonville University in Florida, receiving
her BFA in dance. There, she had an extensive program of ballet, modern, jazz, and tap technique, instruction, choreography and performance. Larsen was a member of the Dean's list and awarded for excellence in Jazz Dance Technique.
Her professional career began as a member of the Chicago Honeybear Dancers. She traveled locally and nationally, performing for festivals, live industrial, and corporate events, modeling for promotional brochures and videos, and teaching master classes. Kari worked as Asst. Choreographer and Dancer in the Las Vegas Revue, "The Dream King" starring Trent Carlini, traveling throughout the US and Canada. For many years, she was lead choreographer and a dancer for Chicago White Sox special events.
Kari has been teaching dance to all ages for over 20 years. She has won choreography, entertainment, top teacher and top studio achievements. Kari has judged for Star Systems National Talent Competition.
She loves working with children of all ages and enjoys watching them express themselves through the art of dance!
Victoria Geraci
Victoria began dancing 16 years ago at Dorothy's Dancing Unlimited, studying ballet and tap. As the years went on, she realized how much she loved performing and wanted to compete in dance. Victoria continued her training at Golden's School of Dance, studying ballet, tap, jazz, modern, lyrical, and hip hop. Victoria competed with Golden's Work of Art Dance Company for several years, achieving national and regional awards.
During high school, Victoria performed with the Giordano Dance Company, as well as, danced and choreographed at Barrington High School. She was a member of the Poms and Orchesis teams. Additionally, Victoria studied with the Inspire Dance Studio, winning numerous awards with the Expression competition troupe through high school and college.
Victoria is a graduate of The Second City Improv program, has appeared in a commercial and short films. As a musical theatre actress, she has appeared in dozens of plays. Some of Victoria's favorite roles were: Mrs. Corry in Mary Poppins, Cinderella in Cinderella's Glass Slipper, Ann Reilly in 42nd Street and Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan.
Brandee McBride
Brandee took her first ballet class when she was 3 at the Schaumburg Park District. Because of her outstanding dance abilities Brandee was awarded a full scholarship to The Chicago Academy for the Arts High School. Upon graduation, Brandee continued her studies at Ruth Page Center for the Arts, Joseph Holmes Dance Theatre, Lou Conte Dance Studio and Joel Hall Dance Centre.
She has performed with some of Chicago's top dance companies and choreographers including Frank and Lisa Boehm, Kirby Reed, Joel Hall and Dwayne Pendarvis.
Brandee has over 10 years of experience instructing at park districts and private studios from Shererville, Indiana to Crystal Lake, Illinois. She has briefly taught ballet to gymnasts and choreographed floor routines but decided to return to the District dance studios in 2012.
She teaches all ages and techniques as well as assists Ashley and Keri with the Expressions and Charmed Dance Companies. She is also a licensed massage therapist.
Margaret has been teaching in the Chicagoland area for 26 years. She has performed with Dancewerks, Second City Ballet, River North Dance Company, Kaye and Dow Productions and Cerqua/Rivera Art Experience.
Margaret appeared in the WTTW Challen 11 special Reality of a Dreamer, the first documentary about the River North Dance Company. She enjoyed an apprenticeship with Hubbard Street Dance Chicago in the early 90s.
Recently, she was able to perform with Mature Dancer's Project under the direction of Sherry Zunker at the Harris Theatre in Chicago. Margaret has been co-directing Larkin High School's Visual and Performing Arts Academy for dance for the past 11 years
She enjoys teaching and choreographing at many local private dance studios. She loves to share her passion for dance with her students and family.
Mika began dancing when she was 2 years old at Gould Academy of Dance Arts. Here she quickly discovered her love for dance and studied ballet, jazz, contemporary, lyrical, and hiphop for 12 years.
Mika later trained at Integrity School of Dance in Elgin and joined Integrity's Dance Company during her last two years of high school. She had the pleasure of dancing under the direction of Kelly Hill and Hanna Bricston. During her two years of company Mika also had the opportunity to dance competitively and go to conventions.
As Mika entered high school she joined Larkin's Visual Performing Arts Academy where she danced under the direction of Kelly Hill and Margaret Palmer for 4 years.
During that time she had the opportunity to learn from choreographers including Miguel Perez, Aaron Rogers, Hanna Bricston, and Jeremy Plummer. She also had the chance to choreograph dances not only with her class but on her own for various academy performances.
Throughout high school Mika assisted teachers with beginner level classes at Integrity School of Dance. During her senior year of high school she taught dance classes at the Cambridge Lakes Community Center. She taught beginner level ballet, jazz, hip hop, and tap. Mika enjoys working with young children and sharing her love for dance!
Gina began studying dance at the age of 4 and has been trained in ballet, pointe, tap, jazz and lyrical dance. She has studied at Faubourg School of Ballet, Dorothy's Dancing Unlimited and summer programs with Ballet Chicago.
She has performed in many ballets which include "The Nutcracker" with Schaumburg Dance Ensemble for 4 years, "Alice in Wonderland" and "Snow White".
In high school she was on the Orchesis Dance Team and Varsity Pom Pon Squad all four years. She won many 1st place awards while at Dance Camp for Poms. Also while in high school she performed dance roles in many community theatre musicals with H.O.T.T. Productions.
She has 6 years of dance teaching experience and loves teaching children the joy of dance.
Ginnie has been teaching dance for over 40 years. She studied dance in Lawwerence, Indiana, Laurel, Mississippi, Ukiah, California, and Dover, Ohio. She owned and operated her own dance studio in the Dover-New Philadelphia area in Ohio for 23 years before joining her family in the Chicago area.
While in Ohio she appreared in many Little Theatre and Dover Summer Theatre productions including the co-starring role of Dainty June in LT's musical Gypsy.
As a member of Tuscarawas County Up With People she was a featured dancer for two years at the Ohio State Fair where she was chosen from a singing chorus of over 1,500 people.
As a member of the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters Ginnie passed oral, written and demonstration exams in ballet, jazz and tap. Ginnie's students in Ohio and Illinois have won both local and national competitions.
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James Pidduck discusses whether reality TV has had its day.
We've recently said goodbye to the latest series of Big Brother, and the debate on whether reality TV is clinging onto the wave of its 'heyday' is still a hot topic on the lips of many a student and TV critic alike.
Frequently scathed as vacuous and a glaring waste of time, any self-confessed reality TV fanatic is aware of the stigma surrounding this genre. Admitting that you're behind on this week's reading because of a much-needed binge on Dappy's latest antics in the house will not always get a round of applause from your peers. An awkward laugh and half-hidden look of despair is unfortunately the more likely scenario.
Whilst TOWIE stars are paddling away on Splash! and the tacky sequins of Dancing on Ice are admittedly a hard act to defend against this intellectual snobbery, the social elite of London's heirs and heiresses now have their own reality platform in E4's Made in Chelsea, providing an addictive insight into the champagne fuelled catfights and gossiping over cocktails. Reality TV is not just for the low-life, it seems.
The latest series of Celebrity Big Brother has proved that, with the right casting, the glory days of reality TV are very much not over. Dominating the tabloids and setting the twitter-sphere alight, this series has ignited debates on sexism, seen decade-long grudges resurface, unveiled outrageous late night antics and raised the ultimate question of whether 'harmless flirting' is really such a thing, thanks to Blue's Lee Ryan and his inability to commit his affections to just 'One Love'.
A constant presence in the ratings battle, and thus extended by Channel 5 bosses mid-series, this series has seen Big Brother yanked back into the public consciousness.
With The X Factor's deteriorating ratings much documented in the media as signalling the downfall of Britain's infatuation with reality TV, it cannot be denied that it still continues to bring in the blockbuster numbers that are rivalled by very few. Teamed with the ratings juggernauts of Strictly and I'm a Celebrity, this genre is still very much Queen Bee in the school playground of TV.
But why is reality TV accused of dumbing down British television exactly? Admittedly it doesn't feature the hard-hitting politics of Newsnight or the rich history of Antiques Roadshow, but why should it? The purpose of television is to provide entertainment to the masses, all ages and personalities – even us uneducated, feral beings out there who want to see Snooki drunkenly stumble around the Jersey Shore.
To give it due credit though, reality TV very much has its benefits too. It can teach us how to perfect that cha cha, cook that chocolate brownie we drooled over on Come Dine With Me or even how to get one over on that two-faced colleague in the boardroom.
While many continually puzzle over reality TV's ongoing popularity, it seems understandable that the public might relish the opportunity to sit back and be drawn into some easily consumable TV after a strenuous day, rather than the intricate plot twists of Homeland or the latest dreary Danish detective series, perhaps. The tellybox doesn't need to be a highbrow educator, just a distracting friend.
In a society obsessed by celebrity and with a whirlwind of social media and journalism buzzing around us, reality TV can provide that tangible link from our living room to the glittering lights of 'showbiz' that we crave. However, it can also demystify this often photoshopped and sugar-coated world: locking a bunch of celebrities in a compound and poking them with a stick for our entertainment alerts us that they are in fact real people with real anxieties, and quite often there is more to them than newspaper editors paint. It can reassure girls that the latest tabloid princess can sometimes look a little worse for wear in the morning, prove that an aristocrat can in fact wash up, and reveal that an alpha male sports star may in fact be a softie after all.
So, I hope this has convinced you that reality TV is not just a vapid schedule filler but is arguably a tool for learning, a factory for real-life drama and even a social commentator of our times. While reality TV may be rotten and decaying in the fruit bowl of TV land for some, this series of Celebrity Big Brother in particular has proved it is still deliciously ripe entertainment – and that this 'TV trash' isn't going in the bin anytime soon.
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Introduction: Unusual Gardening Containers
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Step 1: Choose the Containers
In this step, you don't have to bring a fancy planter to start building your own garden. You can start now with any container you have around in your house or you can choose to buy something simple.
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You get the seeds. Again, this is not a hard thing to do. Life is full of things that we use and eat everyday that we can plant.
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All these fruits and vegetables contain seeds that we throw and don't use at all. Now we can make use of them as we start to gather them in well ventilated place to make them dry.
Then we can use them at the right time.
Or if you want a special breed of fruits or vegetables you still can buy it or get it before you have the chance to get the whole fruit and eat.
For example, once I wanted to plant cashew apples but unfortunately the whole cashew apple is not available where I live. Only roasted cashew is available. So I had to buy the unroasted raw cashew seeds online.
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Again this is a simple step to finish. You can get the soil from any where around you. Just collect some soil and dirt that you find a little bit clean of weeds and insects. You can also choose to buy some soil as peat moss that is well treated and tested.
Step 4: Start Planting and Watch Them Growing
Now you can put the soil inside the containers. Put the seeds and them cover them with soil. Start watering them and watch them grow. I'll keep you updated.
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Keswick Dining Bench
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Product OverviewRediscover the beauty of woodcraft with this Keswick dining bench. Looking equally at home in a formal dining room or a farmhouse, this beautiful product of solid pine brings a handcrafted, traditional style to your home. While the natural allure of the woodwork is on full display, the church pew design and spacious seating make this piece comfortable for all. Enjoy this bench on its own or pair it with other items in the Keswick dining collection (sold separately).
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- The arched end rails and beaded back paneling highlight this traditional furniture style.
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Wood: Pine Solids
Furniture made with pine has a natural, creamy yellow colouring that looks elegant and adds warmth to the home. Pine has a tight grain pattern with a smooth surface to hold finishes well.
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Opening May 1st, 2016, Salvador Dali and the Surrealists
Over 70 original watercolors and etchings including works by Wassily Kandinsky, Hans Bellmer, Leonor Fini, Jean Cocteau and Giorgio de Chirico. Meet Christine Argillet at a special reception in her honor May 14, 2016 1:00 – 4:00 PM Talks at 1:30 and 2:30.
All pieces are from the renowned Pierre Argillet Collection and the Museum of Surrealism, Melun France, and include 3 Aubusson Tapestries of Dali and Cocteau.
Prices will range from $800 to $1 Million.
Many pieces of this collection will continue to be shown after the exhibition. Those in the catalog will still be available for purchase.
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Throughout the weekend, 17 people had their vehicles confiscated for drunk driving and four were arrested for failing breathalyzer tests.
The four arrested for exceeding the legal alcohol limit while driving will appear in the Rarotonga High Court tomorrow.
Last weekend CI News reported a fight involving 10 people outside Rehab Nightclub and Bar in the early hours of the morning, which resulted in three arrests.
However it seems bar-goers were still undeterred by the larger number of police patrolling Avarua last weekend, with another fight breaking out at the same spot.
A fight was about to start at the area on Saturday when the police intervened, but the main instigator took off from the area.
He was pursued but police say he managed to evade capture. When police officers approached a group to ask for information, one officer was then obstructed and assaulted by two people who were apparently associated with the person that instigated the fight.
One person was arrested for assaulting a police officer, while the other was arrested for obstructing a police officer. Both were held in police custody and appeared in the Rarotonga High Court on Monday.
Police say some island residents are still taking no notice of media warnings that they are taking a zero tolerance attitude to fighting
However, they want to thank all those who have taken heed of the warnings and thought better of risking their safety.
Meanwhile, alcohol is believed to be the main factor behind a crash on the back road in Nikao on Sunday.
The crash, believed to have happened shortly before 1pm, involved a car and a motorcycle, with the motorcycle being hit from behind by the car.
The driver of the motorcycle suffered serious injuries while her male passenger sustained minor injuries. Both were taken to hospital for medical treatment.
Police say the driver of the car was under the influence of alcohol and when tested, was found to be over the prescribed limit. He was arrested and bailed to appear before court tomorrow.
Police are also investigating two incidents of domestic violence reported over the weekend, one involving a couple in a de facto relationship at Tutakimoa and the other involving a family in Avatiu.
The final incident reported over the weekend was a burglary at the Tiare Village in Rangiura.
Police say an intruder was seen in the early hours of Sunday morning before a security light came on and the suspected culprit fled.
The owners of the property have yet to confirm what was taken and the suspect is yet to be identified by police. The matter will now be investigated by the Serious Crime Investigation Division.
Apart from these issues police say the weekend was relatively quiet. However they would like to emphasise to members of our community that they will continue to strictly enforce road safety laws, especially those involving speeding drivers and careless drink-driving.
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Jennifer Eccles - Hardcore Sensation with Jungle of Pussy Hair and Big Tits
Jennifer Eccles should be the prototype of the '70s porn star. She had firm, big natural tits that bounced as she was getting fucked. This gorgeous harlot was very cute in a "girl next door" kind of way. She styled her hair in the typical 70's fashions, with her black (and sometimes blond) curls or feathered auburn hair accenting her face nicely. And she had a dense, dark jungle of pubic hair of a hairy pussy that contrasted sharply with her fair features. A look at this superstar's work and you knew you were looking at images from 1978.
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This horny cutie was born on November 30, 1955, in England under the name Gillian Hanna. What happened in her early life that drove her to be a pornstar? We do not know - her biographical information is surprisingly sparse.
However, when Jennifer started working in the adult entertainment industry, she became a staple that was present in all kinds of publications in both the United Kingdom and in continental Europe.
This horny harlot comes out of nowhere and is too hardcore for softer work
Jennifer Eccles began appearing in softcore British porn magazines like "Mayfair", "Knave", "Men Only" and "Whitehouse" in 1977. While she tried her hand at the softer stuff at first, it was evident that she was not made for this type of material. One photographer referred to her as a "nutcase". From these publications, Jennifer Eccles moved into hardcore porn magazines in Scandinavia, such as "Pirate No. 1", "Color Climax", "Private" and "Busen". This retro pornstar worked under various names, including Bobbie, Joanna, Sally Goodman, Trixie, Angel and Petra.
What made this bombshell so unique in her work? She looked like she legitimately enjoyed getting fucked on camera. She had a very expressive face that showed an intensity as cocks were getting thrust into and out of her. Jennifer also sucked dicks with gusto, looking up into a man's face with hope that she was giving him the greatest sensation of his life. Even when the beautiful sex model appeared solo in front of the camera, she had a lustful appearance that said she wanted to get naked and fucked as soon as the photographer was done.
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With shapely, natural tits and a dense, hairy bush, Jennifer Eccles becomes a U.K. porn star
It also helped that this harlot was worth looking at. Her tits were full but not monstrous. They had perfectly proportioned areolas and tiny nipples that popped out just a little bit from the ends of her boobs. Her body was very fit, too. She had slender arms and legs, and not a lick of fat on her hips, which made her natural 42 D-cup (42DD [UK], 90E [EU], 110E [FR/ES]) breasts all the more mesmerizing. Jennifer Eccles also had large, doll-like blue eyes that captured the camera when she gazed into the lens. Her mouth was average-sized but was accented by full, luscious, red lips.
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The most captivating aspect of her body, however, was her pussy. For a woman with fair British features and skin tone, she had a dense jungle of pussy hair on her cunt. It ran south from her twat and enveloped her asshole, too. This porn star had meaty, thick labia lips as well that looked like they flapped and clapped against any cock that was fucking her. Any guy who was eating her out - and there were many in this pornstar's career - had to do some deft finger work to peel away her pussy lips and pubes to get at and work her clit.
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This slut gets fucked in any and all orifices on camera, and looked like she enjoyed it
When this hairy whore performed on camera, she had no limits in what she would do. Getting fucked in the pussy? What do you expect? Of course! Sucking cocks with her mouth? Naturally! Taking a dick in the ass? Anytime she could. And when men were done fucking her, Jennifer Eccles was not afraid to let the jizz fly wherever they wanted. On her pussy, all over her boobs, on her face - she enjoyed taking cum all over her body.
This hardcore sex loving superstar didn't limit herself to guys, however. In a few pieces (most notably, the 1977 film "Shower Lust" or ">Showdown at Muscle Beach"), Jennifer performed in girl-on-girl lesbian scenes, sucking on her partner's titties or eating out another woman's box like it was second-nature.
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This whore also looked great in whatever outfit the photographer placed her in. She had a great figure, so appearing completely nude was a treat for any guy who gazed upon her. However, she did amazing series in corsets and garter belts, and one of her most memorable pieces of camera work was in a bathing suit and swim cap underneath a running shower head. Schoolgirl outfits, a belly dancer garb, or just clad in pantyhose, Jennifer Eccles looked hot and sexy in all of them.
Sometime in 1979, this cocksucking cutie called it quits. Like a meteor, she shot into the scene, shined bright, and then left quickly. Whatever happened to her after this point is unknown. However, men everywhere are grateful for the time we had her.
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The Baker Hughes North American Rig Count continues to climb. This week, the US total climbed by 12 total rigs to 768. Two offshore rigs were added, while 9 land rigs and one in inland waters. Eight of the new rigs are exploring for oil while 5 of the additions are exploring for gas. Despite the largest US oil discovery ...Read More »
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EIA: Natural gas, crude production fell in 2016
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Eugene Graner: Did oil top in January? [video]
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Half-day Trip Anyone?
Published: 10th February 2017
We have had a number of requests for half-day trips with Glenloy Wildlife recently, so as it was fine yesterday we decided to test out a route that we cover in full day safaris, but adapt this to see what we could see in four hours. Other half days with less driving are possible, particularly to see deer, look for eagles, and enjoy some magnificent scenery, but this route provides a fair chance of spotting otters, so we thought we would give it a go.
The day started auspiciously, with a dipper on the River Loy just outside our gate – not a regular place for them. We had just enough time before catching the Corran Ferry to see if the squirrels were active at Inchree. Fortunately, they were, with two rather dark individuals chasing each other around the trunk of a tree before settling on to different feeders at a discrete distance. At this time of year the ear tufts are very prominent. There were a number of black guillemots in the water at the Corran Narrows, mostly in black breeding plumage with a white wing bar. In contrast one individual still sported the whites and greys of winter. On the other side at Ardgour, Canada geese grazed in the crofts by the road, accompanied by a rather handsome red deer stag. Oystercatchers and curlews flitted between foreshore and fields. A pair of ravens flew over as we carried on round the coastal road, and their local nest site appeared to be in good order, with recent signs of repair. A number of stops along the side of Loch Linnhe produced mergansers, herons and gulls, along with a passing buzzard and roadside stonechat. In search of more so we headed across Glen Tarbert to Loch Sunart.
The tide here was still low, with waders and herons spread out across a large expanse of mudflat. We followed the side of the loch for a few miles before we were rewarded with the sight of a mother otter and well-grown cub swimming along the edge of the kelp. Despite progressing purposefully nose to tail they did stop to hunt from time to time and crunch the odd fish while sitting up in the water. We watched these for some time until they swam out of view. After a quick stop for refreshments while we scanned the hills around Loch Sunart, we continued south into Morvern and took the windy Kingairloch Road back towards Loch Linnhe. A herd of hinds looked down on us from on high, and various other groups of deer were encountered along the way, including some silhouetted stags on the mountain tops. All along we were scanning the tops for raptors, and finally spotted a golden eagle carrying a stick in its beak. As we stopped to look it disappeared into a ravine, but soon re-appeared without its burden, so obviously was doing some nest repairs of its own. Soon after it was joined by its mate and we watched the eagle pair soaring above the hills, before they finally separated, one to disappear back into the ravine and the other to glide effortlessly across to the other side of the glen. A great sight.
Negotiating the tiny road that hugged the coast between towering cliffs and choppy seas we looked out for the next species on our list. Wild goats frequent this coastline, and are often very visible in winter. We were not disappointed, spotting first ones and twos up on the steep slopes, followed soon after by a group of nannies and some very small kids. It seems strange that they should choose to give birth in late January when the weather can be at its cruellest and food supplies short, but these were healthy youngsters, extremely cute, playing king of the castle and running between their mothers' legs. Billies were seen separately, large hairy brutes, with massive curved horns, munching happily on bramble by the side of the road. Further nannies and another kid were seen over a long distance along the road, more than we would have expected, so the population must be flourishing. Almost overlooked in the adjacent sea, several glossy, pink-white drake goosanders sported themselves, along with a pair of mergansers. More stonechats flitted from the tops of gorse bushes by the shore.
Still hoping to catch sight of a common seal we paused again at the rocks at Sallachan on the return trip to the ferry. No seals here, but a Slavonian grebe was quietly fishing in the bay, and a great northern diver had drifted closer to the rocks with the tide. Sandwiched between a double trailer carrying portacabins and similar-sized timber trucks we watched the channel while waiting briefly for the ferry. Remarkably, the elusive seal swam right past us, making it a Scottish 'Big Five' day! Better still, we had had good sightings of all these species, and even better from my point of view we were back in Fort William pretty much on the four-hour mark. A fantastic trip to be recommended to anyone, but we can't promise that you will see all that we saw today!
Back at Glenloy Lodge I had barely time to pause for a coffee before setting off to pick up a guest from the Commando Memorial for an evening's pine marten viewing. A marten streaked across the yard just as we pulled in. Three different individuals visited the feeding station in the next hour, all clad in thick winter coats with bushy tails. At this time of year it is too dark by the time the martens arrive for good shots of them foraging in the 'natural' setting further out in the garden, although the martens did pose nicely there. The spotlights by the house still provide some nice opportunities for marten photography, however. In the last few weeks we have had several red squirrels running around the beech trees in the garden, possibly displaced by forestry elsewhere across the glen. Optimistically I have placed a squirrel feeder out for them, baited with phenomenally expensive hazel nuts (pine martens will scoff any peanuts). To date they have not yet found this, but it would be fantastic if we could offer photo opportunities for both squirrels and pine martens from the Lodge.


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To start the most important project on the list was fixing the broken water pipe in the horse barn again!
We have all fixed this pipe on separate occasion like four times!!! The last time Jer and I fixed it, it was freezing cold outside and now this time it was a warm-humid day. (I'll take the second one!)
The original owner of the property came by and said, originally there was no water in the horse barn. A previous tenant moved water in there and for whatever reason it's not working so we are capping it off and going to put the water back to where it previously was.
Can you tell who the main man was who fixed the pipe?!?
Since we had such nice weather the girls played sand table, drove Maddie's power wheels jeep, played water, watched movies and played games with Grandma...I would say they has a FUN weekend!
If you look closely you can see an old remote controlled car behind them, Bryce attached it with a string so the girls were towing a car, lol!
Maddie thought it was the funniest thing ever! :)
Now onto the BIG project...
So building calf crates is a whole bunch of the same thing over and over...and I spent a lot of time measuring, leveling, re-measuring, cutting, etc.
My Dad and I constructed 90% of the calf crates and the boys came in to help with the finishing touches. Jer and Ty had a lot to do on the dairy with regular chores so they came and helped when they had a chance.
At the end of this project I was a pro at cutting wood, lol!
Aaaaahhhh...finally complete!
Here's a closer look of the finished products!
The calf crates open old school garage door style where the whole 16 foot hog panel swings up and on the bottom it has some wood stakes we modified to hinge over the panel to stay closed.
For the bedding we put straw on the bottom and then a layer of shavings on top.
In you go...
Nice and cozy! These calves are going to love their new crates!
Now onto Monday.
We all started the day by working, the boys doing dairy stuff, Bryce & Jer checking the corn and I was mowing the lawn. I'm pretty much the designated grounds keeper here at Walnut Ridge...
The corn fields are lookin good, I can't wait to get back out there and see for myself!
Photo cred goes to Jer for snapping these corn pics for me.
I love to see the measurable progress from one week to week. :)
My Mom and Dad pulled together a delicious lunch for all of us to enjoy!
With hot links,
and finally coleslaw, it was a feast and so good!
After we finished eating we all sat under the carport and took a second to relax and waited for heartburn to kick in...no I'm just kidding, lol!
When little one first came to us they told us she didn't & wouldn't take naps, well I am here to say she takes a nap everyday for me and it is definitely needed and helps her and us out with the second stretch of the day!
Swiper no swiping, swiper no swiping!
(haha, inside joke)
While Naomi was napping, Maddie was watching a movie on Daddy's phone having some special time.
And finally Jer, Bryce and I ended the long weekend with a 7:30 game about 40 minutes away from us. My Mom and Dad watched the girls and put them to bed for us because it was going to be too late for them after the long day.
We lost 2-0, but the whole game was 0-0 until the last inning and it kinda fell apart. Learning experience right, now they know what they need to work on in practice tomorrow... :)
I hope you all had a great long weekend spent with family & friends and I'll talk to ya soon!


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Wedding Flowers Are Important
Wedding flowers are one of the most important things to plan when it comes to the most special day of your life. Their richness in fragrance and color can accentuate the whole event and give a shape to it that is delightful to all the senses. This is why, choosing your floral wedding theme should not be something taken lightly.
Before you go off to see your favorite florist, set some time aside and do some research. Check out some bridal bouquet ideas on the internet, or flip a few bridal magazines.
There are beautiful pictures there that just might give you an idea of what you would like. Gather the details and the pictures you like the most and schedule a consultation with your florist. The details and images will give your florist an idea of what your taste and preference in flowers is, so it will be easier for her or him to set up some starting points and give you a few ideas. Also, don't forget to bring a little fabric to show the color and texture of the bridesmaids dresses.
After you come up with the general idea, it is time to pick the wedding flowers. Make sure you have your wedding theme in mind when you do this, because flowers can be the one thing that can really bring a magical flare to the whole event.
You might go for the classic choice of roses or orchids, but try to work up with something seasonal. Not only this will go well with your budget, but it will also go well with the surroundings, the atmosphere and everything else, so you just might be surprised. And when discussing the choice of flowers, make sure you ask for the meaning of every particular type. All flowers have a special meaning, and choosing the right one can be an additional message conveyed through color and scent.
Arrange for the bridesmaids bouquets and the table top pieces to be in line with your own bouquet. They have to work well with the reception décor in general, as they will be carrying the greatest weight in creating that special romantic atmosphere. You can even consider doing these by yourself, with the help of a few enthusiastic friends, but do remember that these things take time. All in all, make sure you choose something that you like, something that will speak for you, something that will show a different perspective of who you really are.


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"By keeping it slow and simple, ANYONE can be jamming within days of getting their first stringed instrument!" – Pete (Dr. Banjo) WernickWelcome to Dr. Banjo's Jam Tips here on Prescription Bluegrass.
DR. BANJO'S JAM TIP #5. Jamming is not about reciting!
It includes the unexpected, so learn to go with the flow A common problem of closet players first trying to jam is: When starting a solo, they stumble and suddenly, they're sunk. In the closet, no problem just starting over. But in a real jam, no do-overs: The music continues. A stumble means, "quick, get back in." That's a jam skill -- because unintended things are part of jamming (like life).
Learning to stay in time while "finding your way back" after a stumble is something jammers learn to do, from experience.
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Living with a child who is learning to talk is always an amazing experience. A very special moment is when the child stops referring to himself/herself in the third person ("Harry"/"Anna"), and starts using the first person – the pronoun "I". It is, in fact, an indexical utterance: it is a word that refers to whomever is speaking. If I say "I", I refer to "Diego", but when, say, Anna says "I", she refers to herself. There is something special about this word. What is an "I"?
In a superficial sense, everybody knows what it means to be an "I", in the sense that everybody has a basic practical knowledge underlying the use of the word. But does the immediate or common-sense grasping of this idea provide us with an exhaustive account of what it means to be an "I"? Also, although we don't usually think of it, the way we think of the "I" has practical consequences, such as the relationship with others and the integration into a community. And these consequences might or might not be desirable in social and political terms.
One of the tasks of philosophy is to put such immediate or commonsense ideas under scrutiny, to provide a richer understanding of the subject matter, and possibly to develop an alternative account.
Throughout the history of philosophy, the development of the concept of the "I" has been a constant concern. Importantly, Descartes developed the idea of the "I" as the thinking subject, an idea that gave modern philosophy its peculiar subjectivistic twist. Do you remember Descartes' famous claim "I think, therefore I am"? Well, this is it. The "I" is a thing that thinks, Descartes says. And what about the world? The world is something "outside there", that the "I" encounters later on. First there is the "I", and then the "I" knows the world, which is regarded as separate from the "I".
This seems like a reasonable explanation. Still today, much contemporary debate over the concept of the self, carried out within both philosophy and the public realm, is characterised by such opposition between the "I" and the world – subject and object. However – surprise, surprise – not all philosophers agree with Descartes. In particular, the nineteenth-century philosopher Hegel was critical of subjectivism. But here things become complicated because, let's face it, Hegel wasn't always an example of clarity. Some interpreters think that Hegel wanted to identify those features or structures of the world that are there anyway, independently of the "I". Other interpreters, however, have recently suggested that Hegel's critique might effectively go in the opposite direction – that is, suggesting that it is wrong to assume that the "I" and "the world" exist prior to their encounter. If the latter interpretation is correct, Hegel can be regarded as asking: Can an object really be distinguished from what that object is to us – that is, from the object as it is thought by us?
At the level of our everyday experience everything is, to some extent, experienced as given: empirical things (a table, a mountain), but also institutional facts (I am married, I am a citizen). Hegel calls these states of affairs "representations". But as soon as one starts to rationally analyse a specific state of affair and its connections, one realises that it cannot be thought without considering it in relation to the "I" and to other objects and states of affair (to refer to a mountain, I use a certain word, "mountain", which is different from another word, "hill", and the distinction is based on the quantity of the object – its height; I am married because certain words were pronounced by someone who was given the authority to pronounce people married; and so on and so forth). Put another way, the "I" is not conceivable without the world and world is not conceivable without the "I".
In the twentieth century another philosopher, from a different philosophical school, came to surprisingly similar conclusions about the conception of the "I": Martin Heidegger. Heidegger too thinks that it is wrong to think of the "I" in isolation, as distinct from the world. He coined a new word, the "they-self ", to refer to the identity of the "I" in what it is perceived as a natural relation with the world. In fact, we are born in a world which is already made up of pre-existing objects, functions, and relations: "I" don't decide what a bed is for, nor the nature of my relationship to my mother; these states of affair are already there – they seem to be there "anyway", independently of my "I". It is, therefore, natural to develop an "I" which is modelled on other "I"s: the "They-self ". The problem is that, precisely insofar as it is modelled on others, the "They-self " is not an authentic self; but I can, Heidegger claims, become an authentic self. Initially Heidegger thought that to become an authentic self it was essential to take seriously one's own mortality (the fact that, sadly, sooner or later I will die). Later on, however, Heidegger became concerned that even this idea was still subjectivistic, and tried to argue that the authentic self is to be found not in the "I" but in the "We" – a notion similar to that of Hegel.
Hegel and Heidegger's reflections on the "I" can complement each other, and may point us to a different way of thinking of the "I". This is not a mere philosophical exercise. Ideas and conceptions always underlie social and cultural life and inevitably shape social and political institutions: therefore, conceptions of the "I" based on the opposition between the "I" and the world are behind all aspects of our life. Is that model of the "I" adequate to respond to contemporary challenges, such as multiculturalism, globalisation, environmental changes, and the emerging of a virtual dimension of one's identity?
Consider multiculturalism, for example. Each one of us has multiple cultural roles in society, belongs to different groups, and is subject to competing demands to define one's self. For instance, if one chooses to let one's self be defined by one's ethnicity, the fact that that ethnic group is the majority or the minority in the society will significantly influence one's chances for social, political, and economic mobility. This is just one of the many instances of the extent to which our sense of the self is constructed by others and cannot be thought of in isolation from others and from the world.
And yet, the notion of the "I" advanced by contemporary society, marked with individualism and philosophical subjectivism, is not as responsive as it should be in the face of contemporary challenges. A richer grasping of the notion of the "I" in its intersubjective dimension emerges as a need. Hegel and Heidegger can help us in this quest.


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We have these origami trees on our children's help desk that one of our talented staff made for her winter themed display and they received so many compliments and questions that we made a QR code sign that directly led people to the instructions. The desk has been one of those places traditionally kept without advertisements but so much attention made me start to wonder...
As librarians, we tend to get flyer crazy. I've walked into many libraries where there are signs and flyers everywhere: No cellphones, No food or drink, Musical guest this Sunday, Printing- 15 cents a page, or Please sign up at the desk (just to name a few). You can see that it might be overload for anyone walking in especially if they are trying to chase a 2 year old around. But how to engage the child without text?
And so begins my marketing experiment, based on all the excitement and interest in the origami trees at the desk, it seems like this would be a great place to start marketing STEM programs and showcasing our skills. Out came two of my favorite toys: littleBits and Legos. It's really fun being a librarian sometimes.
Would more people notice a windmill made out littleBits and Legos than a traditional flyer to promote my upcoming littleBits progam? Of course! If I could make a hypothesis, I would say that by adding interactive elements on the desk, the programming attendance will likely increase rather than traditional marketing. This is entirely based on observation because unfortunately the date and time of the event vs children's schedules would be an uncontrollable factor for this one time experiment. It would be hard to definitively conclude using the scientific method that in fact it did increase attendance without a survey of some kind but it definitely didn't hurt! It has only been two days and everyone who asks a question comes up to the desk to play with it. It also doesn't hurt that we have a huge box of pencils at the desk for the after school crowd which are always a hot commodity. Food for thought for today.
Video explanation:
littleBits Windmill from Duxbury Free Library on Vimeo.
Bits needed: RGB LED, 3 Wires, Power and battery, motion sensor, pulse, servo motor.


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Publisher : Elsevier - Science Direct (الزویر - ساینس دایرکت)
Journal : Omega, Volume 52, April 2015, Pages 42–52
چکیده انگلیسی
B2B spot market has grown rapidly and become an effective trading channel for commodity products. Besides long-term contract procurement from conventional suppliers (forward and option), a buyer can procure or sell commodities at any time in B2B spot market to adjust her inventory level. However, spot prices are generally volatile and the market is imperfect in the sense that spot trading may be realized with uncertainty in a given period of time and often comes with extra transaction cost. This paper considers a commodity buyer who can order forward and option contracts in advance and trade in a B2B spot market when spot price and demand are observed stochastically. Based on a single-period newsvendor model, we discuss three optimal order strategies and derive respective expected profits when the buyer is risk-neutral. The sensitivity of purchase costs, market liquidity and transaction cost is investigated. We also compare the optimal expected profits for different strategies to illustrate the effects of the two long-term contracts in the presence of the B2B spot market. We then extend our model to a multi-period setting and derive the optimal strategy. Finally, we numerically compute the optimal order strategy for a risk-averse buyer and analyze the impact of spot market, risk aversion, as well as the correlation between customer demand and spot price.


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'Gateway' to city taking shape
ANSONIA — There was a time that Farrel and Anaconda American Brass — and their combined 3,000 employees — were the economic backbone of this small city.
But those days ended when overseas production of cheaper metal, wire and plastic products eventually closed the foundries.
Now Mayor David Cassetti sees those shuttered buildings once again providing the stimulus for an economic resurgence.
"You're going to see a downtown that the people can be proud of," Cassetti said. "Things are going to be booming over the next six years."
Edging toward reality already are a new police station, nearly 300 new apartments, a micro-brewery, street level retail and even a second downtown on the Anaconda site.
Joseph Gega, one of the developers from Greenwich buying into Main Street sees it "like a flower in the spring that's ready to bloom."
Gega with his partner, Green U.S. Builders, said they are committed this summer to turning the vacant and blighted former Farrel Process Lab on East Main Street into "well over 200 apartments" ranging from large studios to contemporaries and traditional homes with retail stores at street level.
Shaw obtained the building after foreclosing on loans it had given to the prior owner, Moustapha Dakhate and his Washington Management.
"It's only a matter of time before Ansonia's downtown outshines our neighbors," said Corporation Counsel John Marini.
Already one side of Main Street has been dubbed Restaurant Row, serving up separate offerings of American, Italian, Polish, South American, Spanish, Sushi and Thai restaurants
Now Cassetti is focused on the other side, where he is finalizing plans to move the police station from the century old Larkin School and the Senior Center from the Palmer building to the second and first floors, respectively, of the 85,000 square foot former Farrel corporate headquarters at 65 Main Street.
In doing so, Cassetti is shelving his three-year old plan to build a new police station on the former site of the Riverside Apartments which borders the Naugatuck River.
"I couldn't wait three to four years for the flood plain regulations to be fully addressed," Cassetti said. "We can get this rehab done in about six months."
To do it the city will use a portion of their 40-year, $12-million federal loan to purchase the building from Shaw and the remainder to refurbish it.
Farrel Pomini moved its remaining 100 employees in September to their new location in the Fountain Lake industrial park, leaving behind dozens of chairs, tables, partitions, closed door offices and conference rooms.
"This is in excellent condition," Marini said as he, Cassetti, Sheila O'Malley and Assistant Fire Chief Mike Ehmann toured the site. "There are separate elevators for the two floors. There's more room here than if we built a new complex...There's even space off one of the garage floors for a shooting range, which the department wanted."
But best of all Marini said the site which is at the end of the Maple Street bridge "brings a strong police presence to the downtown, which is important to the businesses, residents and consumers."
That attracted Gega.
"It makes the downtown a lot safer and a lot more attractive," Gega said. "Once we sell the corporate headquarters we're ready to go ahead with refurbishing the Process Lab."
Something brewing
Meanwhile the city is close to finalizing a deal with Copper City Development. They'll purchase the city-owned Ansonia Technology Park and the Palmer buildings, which are adjacent to each other on Main Street.
"These two buildings have been city-owned since the 1980s and largely unoccupied," Marini said. "All those years we had no taxes coming in."
He said Copper City will invest nearly $10 million to build 45 apartments on the upper floor of the Palmer building with a restaurant or micro brewery on the street level. They plan another 50 apartments in the ATP building.
For this to happen there must first be a public hearing on the plans, Marini said. Any sale or purchase has to be approved by the Board of Aldermen.
But it doesn't end there.
Come August, Marini said the city plans to auction the 43 acres inhabited by the former Anaconda American Brass. That location runs along the Naugatuck River and is split by an active rail line.
This decisions ends the deal with Ray McGee, the owner of the property. He agreed to demolish the remaining six buildings in exchange for an abatement of $400,000 of the $800,000 in owed taxes and WPCA fees.
McGee told Hearst Connecticut Media Wednesday that was his plan. He hoped to pay for the demolition with scrap metal removed from the buildings but "the money from that was insufficient."
Marini was not sympathetic.
"When you sit on a property, let it get blighted and at the same time do not pay taxes—that's an insult to the residents of the city," the corporation counsel said.
So Marini said he's processing the paperwork for the auction. The winner of the property which is assessed at about $4 million would be responsible for paying the purchase price plus the back taxes and fees. Those are expected to exceed $1 million by July 1.
But even after the auction McGee would have six months to pay the city what he owes and redeem his property. "I'm accessing the situation," McGee said.
What makes the site attractive, according to Cassetti, is the ability to combine it with the 17 adjacent acres of the vacant Farrel factory and the recently collapsed SHW Casting Co., which the city hopes to demolish.
"That's 60 contiguous acres that leads into the downtown," the mayor said. He said a developer could possibly construct a road leading all the way to the former Molto Bene restaurant on Wakelee Avenue and its entrance to Route 8, heading toward Seymour.
Additionally, the city is hoping to start its $4.5 million redo of Wakelee Avenue's road, sidewalks and lighting this fall.
"It's the gateway to the city," Cassetti said of the Avenue which leads to Seymour in one direction and Derby in the other.


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Written by Annalisa Cappellini
The Italian Constitution seems to be the biggest winner of the referendum on constitutional reforms that took place yesterday in Italy: in an era of political disengagement and low electoral participation 70% of Italian voters went to the polling station to have their say on its proposed modifications; over 19 million people (60%) said "no" to such changes. They said "no" to a reform the seemed to be both too rushed and badly written.
Matteo Renzi, on the contrary, appears to be biggest loser of this referendum, that he himself decided to turn into a vote on his government. He took a gamble, like Cameron did with the Brexit vote; Renzi took this gamble when all the political circumstances were in his favour but then the wind changed and he got wiped out, like many others political leaders. Continue reading Italy says "No" to Renzi and she says it loudly


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Valentine's Day Swatch Special Jewellery Set
Swatch let's the love shine this Valentine's Love is a many splendid thing, but finding the right gift can be a real chore. That's why, whenever I wonder what to get the one I love something that just says "You're so cute." {loadposition content_adsensecontent} I get Swatch. They've come out with four really great trinkets


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POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — Luxembourg-based KeyDrive has purchased Moniker and SnapNames, two of the top providers of Internet products and services.
Moniker introduced the live domain name auction concept, while SnapNames operates the largest online auction of expired and deleting domain names.
Moniker and SnapNames were owned by Los Angeles-based Oversee.net, which acquired Moniker in January 2008 and SnapNames in June 2007.
The companies service all stages of the domain name lifecycle, including registration, management, appraisal, sales, escrow and acquisition.
KeyDrive, which operates Key-Systems, said that with the purchase of the two companies, it has more than 6 million domains under management and that it is the sixth-largest registrar network in the world.
"Driven by the need for corporations and individuals to connect online worldwide, Key-Systems, Moniker and SnapNames enable brands and end-users of all sizes and locations to select the right web services and domain names globally for their business," said Craig Snyder, general manager of Moniker and SnapNames.
"Together our ability to deliver the key components of a thriving and efficient domain name marketplace, access to global domain name suppliers and buyers, is strengthened by this acquisition including a leadership position in the following key areas – ccTLDs, gTLDs, expiring and deleting pools as well as brokerage and auction services.
"We look forward to further building on our capabilities and technologies while investing in crucial areas such as client services and an expanded product set for the benefit of our clients."
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- Childrens Bibles and Bible Stories
- Children's Books for Lent and Easter
- Children's Mass Books and Missals
- Children's Prayer Books
- Lives of Saints for Children
- Catholic Faith Formation for Children
- Baby and Toddler Books
- Catholic Home Schooling
- Catholic Tradition and Latin Mass for Children
- Catholic Colouring Books
- Childrens Books for Christmas and Advent
Childrens Books
Childrens Books
Jesus, Teach us About Lent - 2018Code: B2930£1.50Lent for Kids 2018 - Daily Thoughts, Activities & Prayers. These prayerful activities can help young minds and hearts understand Lent and prepare for ... Learn More
How I Spent My Lent!Code: B2931£1.50Lenten Lessons & Activities for Children. The season of Lent may be a little confusing to the youngest child in the pew. This colourful booklet helps ... Learn More
Saints for LentCode: B2774£1.50Help the children of your parish to realize that the saints were people who were a lot like they are. The saints had struggles and fears and they were... Learn More
Praying the Stations of the CrossCode: B2775£1.15The Stations of the Cross is so powerful a devotion because we put ourselves in the steps of Jesus as he makes his way to Calvary for our sake.This ... Learn More
Welcome Risen JesusCode: B1917
Sarah A Reinhard£1.50Offers daily reflections and thoughts that encourage families to THINK, PRAY, ACT based on words from Scripture. These exercises are designed to engag... Learn More
The Way of the Cross: Holy Week, the Stations of the Cross and the ResurrectionCode: B1681
Inos Biffi£5.99 £4.99A children's guide to the celebration of Holy Week, beginning with Palm Sunday and ending with Easter Day. Strong and lively illustrations illuminate... Learn More
My Own Little Easter StoryCode: B2239
Christina Goodings£4.99An appealing, small format book to introduce children to the Easter story. A wonderful retelling of the story at the heart of Easter, with its message... Learn More
My Very First Easter Story Sticker BookCode: B2240
Lois Rock£2.99Bright, colourful characters feature as stickers in this story and activity book. The book contains a retelling of the Easter story, with spaces left ... Learn More
Bring Lent to Life: Activities and ReflectionsCode: B2238
Kathleen M Basi£6.50Don't just give something up for Lent! Gather your family, and with Kate Basi's fresh ideas, you will Bring Lent to Life! Fasting is not just giving u... Learn More
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Rev. Lawrence Lovasik, S.V.D.£10.95Beautifully illustrated New Catholic Children's Picture Bible, including popular stories from the old and new testaments. With colour plates and maps... Learn More
White Presentation BibleCode: B0113
Rev. Lawrence Lovasik, S.V.D.£22.00White Gift Bible in Presentation Box - beautiful gift for First Communion, Baptism etc. White imitation leather binding for this classic Catholic Chi... Learn More
Bible Stories for Little ChildrenCode: B2470
Sophia Institute Press£9.96 £8.95In charming words and classic images beloved by children for over a century, here are the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah's Ark, David and Goliath, an... Learn More
The Beautiful Story of the BibleCode: B1842
Maite Roche£7.95Every child will treasure Maïte Roche's wonderful retelling of the history of Salvation, from Genesis to Revelation, in this richly illustrated chi... Learn More
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Illustrated by David Belmont£3.95The texts of the Order of Mass newly illustrated in an attractive, modern and child-friendly style. Liturgical texts are interspersed with devotional ... Learn More
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My Little MissalCode: B1791
Maite Roche£3.95Step-by-step guide to the Mass, using the new English translation. A beautifully illustrated step-by-step guide to the Mass which accompanies little c... Learn More
Moja Mala Ksiazeczka do Nabozenstwa - My Polish Simple Mass BookCode: B2808
Pierpaolo Finaldi£3.95The texts of the Order of Mass newly illustrated in an attractive, modern and child-friendly style, presented with Polish-English text on facing pages... Learn More
The Mass Book for ChildrenCode: B0991
Rosemarie Gortler and Donna Piscitelli£4.99Here's a delightful way to introduce your little ones to Jesus in the Eucharist. With its captivating writing style and charming art, The Mass Book fo... Learn More
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Juliette Levivier£5.95This children's book helps them take part in Mass, explaining the different parts of the Liturgy. A little book that will help children to understand ... Learn More
My First Missal - paperbackCode: B1899£2.00Children's Missal: 3.25" x 4.75" (8 x 12 cm), containing the Order of the Mass and specially selected Prayers for Communion, Confession and other occ... Learn More
My Simple Prayer BookCode: B2700
Pierpaolo Finaldi£3.95This simple prayer book for children brings to life well-known Catholic prayers in an attractive and child-friendly style, helping children to engage ... Learn More
My Simple Prayer Book - PresentationCode: B2701
Pierpaolo Finaldi£5.95Beautifully bound in white leatherette with gilt edges and a satin place-holder ribbon, this simple prayer book for children makes a perfect First Hol... Learn More
First Prayers for Little ChildrenCode: B1371
Maite Roche£3.95An illustrated book of daily prayers for children. A warmly illustrated prayer book for little ones. Includes prayers for every evening, and prayers t... Learn More
My Little Family Prayer BookCode: B1915
Maite Roche£3.95Simple prayers for daily family life, written and illustrated for very young children. To accompany her colourful and joyful illustrations, Maïte Roc... Learn More
My First Prayer Book (Lov)Code: B1007
Fr Lovasik, S.V.D.£1.95Colour illustrated booklet of first Catholic prayers for children: includes Our Father, Hail Mary, Creed, Morning, Night Prayers, Guardian Angel Praye... Learn More
A Child's First Book of PrayersCode: B2832
Lois Rock£6.99There is something about everything in this joyful collection of over 150 prayers, each one simple, sincere and memorable. With a gentle approach to... Learn More
The Way of the CrossCode: B1199
Juliette Levivier£5.95A book to help children learn to meditate on the Passion of Jesus. Beautifully illustrated and in simple language, this book is a wonderful way on int... Learn More
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Julianne M Will£3.50Walk with Jesus as He shows us how very much He loves us. Follow Jesus through fourteen stations - fourteen moments - on His journey with the cross. R... Learn More
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Halloween Goggly Eyed Spider Bowl!
Halloween decorations can be scary, spooky or just plain cute. I usually have a mixture in my home. Before kids, I used to think the spookier the better. Now, that the kids have come along, I find that I often go with cute. Some decorations are just a little too scary for my 3 year old.
I decided that I wanted to make a decoration that my Becca Boo could do with me, she is my 3 year old. So we decided, that we would make cute little Goggly Eyed Spider Bowls.
You will need:
- Plastic or ceramic flower pot
- Black and Purple paint (or your color of choice)
- Goggly Eyes
- Chenille sticks or Pipe Cleaners
- Hot glue gun
- Black card stock
- Silver Sharpie or Black Sharpie
- Scissors
The first thing you need to do is paint the flower pot. We choose black and purple…Becca thought the spider should be purple. Make sure to paint the pot inside and out. Let the paint dry.
While the paint is drying you can get the spider legs ready. Bend the chenille stick to look like spider legs. We made eight legs since spiders have eight legs. Use the flower pots bottom to trace a circle on the black paper then cut it out.
Once the paint is dry you can glue the legs to the bottom of the flower pot.
Then use the black paper to cover where the legs have been glued.
Now, glue the goggly eyes to the flower pot.
Next, use the silver Sharpie to add a smile to the black spider or black Sharpie if you choose to make a color spider.
Your spider is now ready to be filled with some goodies.


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Apartment 4204; located in the tallest residential tower in Australia
Apartment 4204 offers luxurious Surfers Paradise accommodation in modern, spacious apartments for individuals who want to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Gold Coast. With the famed beaches of Surfers Paradise less than a two minute walk away, Apartment 4204 is ideally situated in Surfers Paradise, right in the heart of all the action.
This iconic tower is a spectacular feat of engineering; it is after all the second tallest residential building in the southern hemisphere. At 323 metres tall, it qualifies as the third tallest residential building in the world. Completed in 2005, the innovative architecture is designed to reduce wind movement and friction around the building. The result is an open-air galleria shopping precinct beneath a glazed ribboned glass structure, with a curved façade. The iconic tower combines elegance with functionality to create spaces that mix the soothing scene of the ocean with the convenience of urban living.
Facilities and amenities
For guests, this iconic tower offers plenty of facilities and amenities to keep you entertained throughout the duration of your stay, including its very own attraction.
The ground level podium includes three magnificent pools, barbecue area, sun deck and gardens as well as spa, gymnasium and children's games room. There are also male and female steam rooms located within the gymnasium. And, the shopping precinct contains a number of specialty restaurants, or you can choose to dine alfresco beside the pool.
However, the most popular facility of the iconic tower is Skypoint. Located at levels 77 and 78, Skypoint is Australia's only beachside observation deck and can accommodate more than 400 people. The express elevator travels from Ground to Level 77 in just 43 seconds. From the deck viewers can experience a 360° panorama stretching all the way from Brisbane in the north to Byron Bay in New South Wales to the south. Treat yourself to breakfast among the clouds on Level 77, at least once during your stay here.
The 2 bedroom apartment offers great value for money and is amongst the largest apartments we have on offer anywhere on the Gold Coast.
It is ideal for families or groups of friends that appreciate space and luxury living. Apartment 4204 boasts of panoramic views in all available rooms so people can feel like they are truly living in luxury.
When you stay at Apartment 4204, you are a mere five-minute walk away from the renowned Surfers Paradise Night Markets located along the foreshore. You can explore up to 100 market stalls stretching over half a kilometre each Wednesday and Friday evening.
Distance to landmarks and attractions
- Surfers Paradise Beach – 1km
- Cavill Avenue / Cavill Mall – 600m
- Surfers Paradise G:Link Station – 100m
- Q1 Observation Deck – 0m
- Chevron Renaissance Shopping Centre – 850m
- Circle on Cavill Shopping Centre – 650m
- Oasis Shopping Centre – 3km
- Jupiters Casino – 3.2km
- Pacific Fair Shopping Centre – 4.3km
- SeaWorld – 5.4km
- MovieWorld and Wet "n" Wild – 20km
- DreamWorld: 25km
- Coolangatta Airport – 22km
- Brisbane Airport – 85km
For a holiday experience that is truly unique, check the Surfers Paradise accommodation available at Apartment 4204 today.
- Breathtaking views that are unmatched in Australia
- Large and elegant apartment living
- Tropical landscaping surrounding the sun terrace
- Outdoor and indoor pools
- Barbecue facilities
- Day spa
- Gymnasium, steam rooms and saunas (male and female)
- Children's games room
- Meeting and conference facilities
- Sophisticated dining precinct
- Convenience stor open until midnight
- Hairdressing and beauty therapy within the building


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Sherlock Holmes and Bilbo Baggins
There is a strange connection between the Hobbit movies and Sherlock Holmes. Benedict Cumberbatch (Smaug), Martin Freeman (Bilbo), Stephen Fry (Master of Laketown), Christopher Lee (Saruman) and Ian McKellen (Gandalf) have all played roles in various Sherlock Holmes movies and TV productions. Director Peter Jackson wanted Martin Freeman to play the role of Bilbo Baggins, but at the start of production of the first film, he was already committed to playing Dr. Watson on PBS' Sherlock. Jackson shifted the entire production schedule in order to have Freeman play the role.


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Cathy Brockman is a mother of two children residing in Caruthersville, MO. She's a fiction author and wants to encourage others to do the same. Here's her biography:
Cathy was born in Caruthersville Missouri. She was raised there until she married at the young age of 18 and had her first child. In the next five years she moved several times with her husband with his job. Then after the birth of her daughter she moved back to Caruthersville where she now resides.
After a few bad choices and a divorce she worked at the local shoe factory for 8 years. In 1981, having to take on a second job, she started to work for Wal-mart where she worked as a department manager for 19 years. She raised her 2 children on her own often supplementing her income selling cooked goods and crafts, something she enjoys doing.
In January of 2010, after an injury, she retired from her job. Cathy Brockman is now married to a wonderful man, Alan, who encourages her to pursue her dreams of writing, crafting, and cooking. Cathy loves to cook, sew, craft and recycle things. She also loves to play with her dog, Molly, and her grandchildren.
Cathy Brockman has loved to read ever since she first learned how. In high school she often wrote stories for her friends when they would challenge her with silly sentences or a word to come up with something. She always dreamed of teaching literature in school, but didn't follow through since she married so young. She also always dreamed of writing and now has decided to turn that dream into a reality and show others that it is never to late to follow your dreams.
Cathy hopes to publish the first of three novels by the end of this year. After that she hopes the other two will sell also. She is also writing a self-help book and hopefully a cookbook. She is hoping to take the opportunity and gift of time to set new life goals, pursue her dreams and encourage others to do the same.


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What a week...not nearly enough time in the Fun Room. Since I have you know, 7 or 8 hours left, I thought maybe I should actually finish my Tim's 12 Tags of 2012 March offering. Like most things I try that Tim suggests, I love the mosaic technique...can't wait to try it on things other than flutterbys. But then again I have my April calendar page to finish (okay and start) and all the Creative Chemistry to catch up on, and tags to make for our April Class at Stamp Cache in beautiful downtown Palmer....and all the other ideas whirling around in my brain!
I bought a couple of wood blocks at Michael's a while ago and since Tim was using a wood grain stamp I thought why not try doing something with wood? First block I tried I used a dark stain on. Mistake. Big Mistake. The next one I started with Shabby Shutters, Broken China, and a bit of Dusty Concord Distress Inks blended together. Oops. Too dark. Picket Fence Stain to the rescue!! Love that stuff.
I am seriously in love with just about all things Dyan Reaveley these days, especially her leaves which come in stamps and stencils. So i popped a few stamped images on the bottom in Bundled Sage, and then broke out the Perfect Pearls. I mixed some copper with water on my craft sheet, painted a bit with that and then Sour Apple. Finally to add a darker color I used my Lucsious Lime Smooch. For the 'branch' I used part of an glassine elegant flourish.
Finally here's the tag as Tim presented it...we'll probably do this in class, but I like to present another option too.
Back up to the Fun Room!
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Under the Wire
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I love the copper accents on this! It makes me want to go play with some copper real bad; like I have time for that! Job well done.ReplyDelete
I wasn't crazy about Tim's color choice for the mosaic grout and like how you used one of my favorite embossing power colors--copper, instead. I bet you can't wait to see Tim's creation for April (me either).ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for leaving a few words...it's so much fun to get feedback! Here's wishing you sunny skies (at least proverbially!)
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