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Workshop: Making Progress & Doing the Dissertation, Saturday, 4/22, 10am-3:30pm
Saturday, 4/22, 10am-3:30pm
We are pleased to offer the following workshops in April:
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- Making Progress and Doing the Dissertation, Saturday, 4/22, 10am-3:30pm Please join us for the Fourth Annual Meeting on Interdisciplinary Studies/Cultural Studies, convened in a workshop, Making Progress and Doing the Dissertation. Topics to be covered include Doctoral certification exams, How to compose the dissertation proposal, Interdisciplinary work, Studies in arts and humanities, Dissertations on social media & other high tech, Single or double advisors, Reviewing literatures, Educational relevance, Classroom research, Qualitative methods, How to reduce the expense of doctoral work, Masters theses, Employment, and Career trajectories. Organized by Professor John Broughton, this workshop is co-sponsored by the Department of Arts and Humanities; the Film and Education Research Academy (FERA); Interdisciplinary Studies in Education Program; and Gottesman Libraries. Presenters include: Margaret Bates, Cheri Ehrlich, Barbara Esgalhado, Nikolina Nedeljkov, Heather van Uxem Lewis, Ed Hallisey, Robin Walker, Regina Casale, Kari Razdow, Leif Bergerud, Victoria Bertotti, Nicole Blandford, Mary Lee Grisanti, Rob Maitra, Rory Varrato, Greg Bell, Elroy Esdaille, Kato La, and Sophie Mackinnon. Please rsvp with your interest and details to email@example.com. Breakfast and lunch are provided (gratis). Where: 306 Russell
- Being a Professor: Making a Living/Making a Life, Monday, 4/17, 3:30-5pm In this session participants will discuss with junior and senior faculty and representatives from Columbia University's Office of Work/Life issues related to the challenges of faculty life including: work/life balance; self-care; and planning for success. Presenters: Deborah Hughes Ndao, Director of Wellness, Columbia University Office of Work/Life, develops and executes programs designed to improve the health and wellness for the people who work at Columbia University. Ansley Erickson is an Assistant Professor in the Program in History and Education. She studies the history of educational inequality in U.S cities. Christine Baron is an Assistant Professor of Social Studies and Education; a former high school history teacher; and museum educator. Dr. Baron's research focuses on examining historical thinking related to non-traditional texts and teaching and learning in informal settings. Mary Hafeli is a Professor in the Program in Art and Art Education and former fine arts dean. An active artist, her research focuses on the thinking and practices of artists and art students; approaches to studio teaching; and leadership in creative communities. Haeny Yoon is Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education in the Department of Curriculum and Teaching. Her research interests include: children's play and identity; popular cultural and contemporary childhood; young children's writing; curriculum; teacher development and identity. This workshop is part of the Career Development Program, co-sponsored and presented by the Department of Arts and Humanities. It is open primarily to Ph'D/EdD students in Arts and Humanities and Curriculum and Teaching. Other TC students are welcome to attend, first come, first serve. Kindly rsvp in advance with your interest and details. Where: 306 Russell
- I Hate My Teacher and My Teacher Hates Me: Relational Responsiveness and Student Connection, with Joseph Mathews, Monday, 4/17, 6-8pm Participants will explore the significance of relational responsiveness and the power and price of developing trust. Cultural conflicts in the classroom will also be discussed, as well as interactive role play, to help those in attendance create a more compassionate and responsive classroom culture to engage the hardest-to-reach students. Joseph Mathews has conducted many professional development workshops for teachers that focus on student and family engagement. In addition to Things I Wish My Teacher Knew About Me (CreateSpace, May, 2015), he has written Wrestling for My Life (2011), Why Do Boys Make Girls Cry? (2011), Me and My Homies (2010), and The Dropout (2008). Joseph has a M.A. in Family and Community Education, and he is pursuing now a Ph.D in Interdisciplinary Studies, also at Teachers College, Columbia University. Please rsvp with your interest by Friday, April 14th. Where: 306 Russell
- K-12 Primary Sources, Thursday, 4/20, 3-4pm This workshop covers helpful ways to find textbooks, children's literature, lesson plans, and other K-12 materials in the Gottesman Libraries' collection. From Educat, our catalog, to Databases by Genre: K-12, through to Pocketknowledge's American Curriculum Collection, we will present different ways of accessing both current and historical materials. Please rsvp with your interest by Tuesday, April 18th. Where: 302 Russell
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Moving trucks have been spotted at the Los Angeles home of recently separated Hollywood couple Katy Perry and Russell Brand.
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Most people understand that riding a motorcycle in Pennsylvania involves risks. However, a recent study shows just how great those risks can be. According to the study, motorcycle accidents carry a higher risk of catastrophic injuries. The study was conducted by the Government Accountability Office and shows that motorcyclists are 30 times more likely to die in an accident than an automobile driver.
The study shows that the best way to reduce the chance of injuries in an accident is for the motorcycle driver to wear a helmet. In Pennsylvania, driver are not required to wear a helmet if they are at least 21-years-old, have been riding for two years and have completed a safety course.
In 2011, 200 motorcyclists were killed in Pennsylvania. These motorcycle accidents and other around the country totaled nearly $16 billion, according to the new study. These costs have been distributed to all citizens through increases in health care costs and to insurance premiums. However, motorcycle accident victims are the ones who most directly must deal with the consequences of collisions.
As this study shows, accidents are not only dangerous but costly. When the accident was caused by someone else's negligence, the motorcyclist should not have to bear these costs alone. There are generally medical expenses, rehabilitation costs and lost wages to cover. In some cases, there may be permanent disability. In these cases, legal recourse is available and the negligent party may be responsible for these costs and more.
In the cases where collisions cause motorcyclists' death, the families of the riders may want to consider a wrongful death suit. Through these suits families may recover lost wages, funeral expenses and pain and suffering.
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Piscataway Library eNewsletter Vol 9 Issue 4
Please note: Both branches of Piscataway Public Library will be closed Sunday, December 24 and Monday December 25, as well as Sunday, December 31 and Monday, January 1.
Thank You to our ESL Volunteers
The members of our ESL classes created "Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix in a Jar" for the ESL Volunteers as a thank you for all of their hard work. These students chose this recipe because of its popularity in America.
Create your own mix in a jar!
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups (9 ounces) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup granulated sugar
The full recipe is available here: https://www.verybestbaking.com/recipes/32260/chocolate-chip-cookie-mix-in-a-jar/
Holiday Programs at the Library
Stories Around the Christmas Tree
Saturday, December 9 @ 11:00am at Kennedy Library
Ages 3 and up and their families! A magical program filled with stories, songs and Christmas fun for everyone to enjoy! No registration is necessary.
Yuletide Carolers: An Acapella Concert
Sunday, December 10 @ 2:00pm at Kennedy Library
All Ages! The Yuletide Carolers delight audiences by evoking the memory of yesteryear with authentic Victorian costumes, harmonious voices and infectious holiday spirit. To Register, please call 732-463-1633 x6 or stop by our Information Desk!
Holiday Cupcake Decorating
Wednesday, December 13 @ 4:00pm at Kennedy Library
Grades K-5. Join the Mobile Family Success Center in spreading some holiday cheer! Follow instructions to learn to create holiday-themed designs on cupcakes. Then enjoy your creations! No registration is necessary.
Glittering Ornaments
Thursday, December 14 @ 7:00pm at Kennedy Library
All Ages! Join us this holiday season to make you own glittering ornaments using beautiful laces, motifs, fabrics, sequence, beads, and other craft materials from India. Space is limited. To Register, please call 732-463-1633 x6 or stop by our Informatin Desk!
Extreme Gingerbread Houses
Thursday, December 28 @ 1:00pm at Westergard Library
Grades 4-7. Build an earthquake-resistant gingerbread house in the ultimate edible engineering challenge! To Register, please call 732-752-1166 x6 or stop by the Westergard Library.
Adult Reading Challenge
In December, read a Young Adult Book. For recommendations, check out our ARC Booklist at any branch or online at piscatawaylibrary.org/readingchallenges. Don't forget, a prize is awarded each month!
How it works:
- During each month, read a book that fits the chosen challenge category.
- After finishing a read, submit an Adult Reading Challenge entry form found at our Information Desks.
- Each completed entry form will enter you into our Monthly Prize Drawing! Read as much as you can -- there's no limit to monthly entries!
- Extra monthly entries can also be earned by writing a short book review in our Piscataway Recommends notebook by the Information Desk.
- If you complete any of our monthly challenges, you will ALSO be entered to win our GRAND PRIZE chosen at the end of the year! Only one grand prize entry per patron.
Piscataway Public Library Foundation
engaging minds, building connections, and creating opportunities for individual and community-wide growth
The Piscataway Public Library Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) public charity created to raise funds to support the programming, capital and operational needs of the Piscataway Public Library. All donations can be can be deducted from taxes under IRC Section 170. The Foundation is also eligible to receive tax deductible bequests.
Please visit pwaylibraryfoundation.org if you're interested in learning more, or to donate!
WWI Exhibit Coming to Kennedy
A traveling WWI exhibit made possible in part by a grant from The National Endowment for the Humanities will be coming to Kennedy Library this month. World War I and America is a major initiative involving public programs in all fifty states, a traveling exhibition, a multimedia website, and the publication of an anthology of writings by Americans who experienced World War I.
You will be able to view these free standing panels in our exhibit space straight ahead of the entrance. More information about the exhibit can be found here, https://www.gilderlehrman.org/programs-exhibitions
STAR Homework Club receives grant from Walmart Foundation
STAR Homework Club provides structured time for Piscataway students in grades 6-12 to complete homework in the teen spaces at the Piscataway Public Library.
The Walmart Foundation recently awarded a $1,000 grant to the STAR Homework Club through their Community Grant Program. This grant made it possible for the Library to provide supplies to STAR Homework Club participants, including pens, pencils, markers, paper, graphing calculators, and rulers. These supplies are provided in addition to the expansive resources offered by the library, including print materials, research databases, and the expertise of our Teen Services Librarians.
The STAR Homework Club also offers opportunities for students in grades 9-12 to earn community service and volunteer hours as STAR Advisors, making the club a truly well-rounded experience for all students.


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- Green chilly: 2
- Salt: to taste
- Yoghurt (curd):1/4 - 1/2 cup
- Mustard seeds: 1/4 tsp
- Grated Coconut: 1/4 cup
- Turmeric powder: a pinch
- Cumin powder: 1/4 tsp
- Grated jaggery (optional): 1 tsp or according to the sweetness you need
- Coconut oil: 2 tsp
- Mustard seeds: 1/4 tsp
- Shallots: 2-3
- Curry leaves
- Dried chilly:1-2
Cuisine: Indian South Indian Cooking time: 15-20 mins Serving: 3-4 people
- Peel and cut mango into medium pieces.
- Grind coconut and cumin powder with a little water to a fine paste.
- Crush mustard seeds and keep aside.
- Cook mango along with grren chilly, turmeric powder, salt and 1/4 cup of water for few minutes. Mash it well if you want.
- Add the ground paste into it, mix well. Let it start boiling.
- Remove the pan from the fire and keep aside to cool.
- Once it cooled, add curd and crushed mustard seeds, mix well.
- For seasoning, heat oil in a pan and splutter mustard seeds.
- Add shallots, dried chillies and curry leaves.
- Pour this seasoning into the prepared pachadi and cover it with a lid for some time.
- Mix well before serving, enjoy 🙂
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Gay Liberation split from CAMP. It had other ideas about change.
Dennis Altman was the media face of Sydney Gay Liberation and Anton Veenstra remembers him speaking to students.
Prior to the birth of the Activism, Sydney's homosexuals and transgenders called themselves "camp". A "Gay" identity was adopted by activist male and female homosexuals and it was about "coming out" as homosexual and changing society and the law.
Cracks soon appeared. Lesbian impatience with men in gay liberation to identify with their struggle is recalled by Anton Veenstra.
The gay movement was focussed on both social and personal change – the personal is political. Its publications featured poems and illustrations by emerging gay and lesbian artists. These were affirming an identity which was only just emerging.
Anton Veenstra describes tentative steps taken by Sydney Gay Liberation to create a new art.
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Date of interview: 24th July 2010
Access: No special conditions
Anton talks about: Vietnam War; YMCA Sydney; Chez Ivy; Enzo's; Carousel; Adonis Pancake Parlour; Rex Bottoms-up Bar; Marble Bar; Lance Gowland; Macquarie University; Marijuana; Conscription; Gay Liberation; CAMP; Lex Watson; Rod Byatt; Dennis Altman; Sydney University; 67 Glebe Point Road; 33a Glebe Point Rd; Jeremy Fisher; John Gould; Ron Austin; Richard Wilson; Pam Stein; Dennis Freeney; Zap; Mark (Lyndon) Matheson; Second Minto Conference; 1978 Mardi Gras; Phone-a-Friend; Brian Earl; Phone-a-Friend; Bernie Woodruff; International Telephone exchange; AIDS; David McDiarmid; Paul Foss; Age of Consent Exhibition; Material Boys Unzipped Exhibition; Juan Davila; Poster art; Tin Sheds Gallery; Watters Gallery; Sylvia and the Synthetics; Chez Ivy; Les Rashleigh;
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Time to put away your winter woollies and spring into spring!
In Bella Spring, we celebrate all that is fashion! We style it up with our sisters in New Zealand, get excited about formal fashion and makeup… plus heaps more.
Read from a model's perspective about the pressures of the fashion industry and also how two amazing Aussie girls are making it big in the design world of London! "Killer Jeans" may mean jeans that look cool… but read in Bella Spring how a part of the jean industry is taking it to a whole new level.
In this edition we launch our Model Search (with a difference) competition as well as our usual features of "The Family Guys", Bella food, Bella finance and Bella Picks! So much to choose from… Bella Spring is so full it's bursting at the seams!
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ONE LEBANON, founded by Soprano Tania Kassis, has rocked the football pitch for the third time in a friendly game at Notre Dame de Jamhour to celebrate the International Day of Sport for Peace & Development and share a symbolic moment of unity.
Ambassadors and diplomats from the British, Italian, German, Brazilian, Australian, Dutch, Spanish, Greek, Algerian, Egyptian, Pakistan and Bangladesh embassies played against the ONE LEBANON team consisting of Lebanese celebrities, businessmen and friends of ONE LEBANON like pianist & composer Michel Fadel, Stand-Up comedian Tony Abou Jaoude, Basketball Champion Walid Doumiati, the new sensation of The Voice France Marc Hatem, poet Nizar Francis, the President of the Lebanese Businessmen Association (RDCL) Dr. Fouad Zmokhol and Fransabank Director Nadim Mouajes, and many others public figures proving once again the power of sports in uniting people and breaking all barriers.
This game also featured Dutch international player Aron Winter (who played four times in the World Cup) and Gilanne Louwaars, both ambassadors of "World Coaches", the international social program of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB).
Tania Kassis, Founder and President of ONE LEBANON who has recently received a Murex d'Or as "Lebanese Ambassador on International Theatres in the World" and for her song WATANI as the "Best Patriotic Song" of the year, opened the friendly game by stating in the opening speech: "The world is united today through the ambassadors of foreign countries to support Lebanon and they are at the same time challenging the Lebanese to be united and win! Whoever wins, Lebanon is a winner by being always unified!"
The ONE LEBANON team won 5-4 over the Ambassadors with two goals by each of Marc Hatem and Fouad Zmokhol and a 5th goal by Walid Domiati.
This game has also united the media as it was broadcasted simultaneously on many TV Stations such as TELE LIBAN, LBC, FUTURE TV and OTV thanks to the generous support of Mr. Talal Makdessi, it was covered as well by special reports in the prime-time news of all the Lebanese TV channels!
Among the enthusiastic and vibrant supporters present at the game were many celebrities, ambassadors as well as the ONE LEBANON volunteers and committee members: Lina Moukheiber, Ziad Mikati, Lamia Darouni, Mona Shour, Najwa Bilal and Philippe de Bustros.
During the game, British Ambassador Hugo Shorter confessed to be "pleased to be part of this great initiative that is happening for the third year.'One Lebanon' NGO presents the real Lebanon that we would all like to see, promoting the power of coexistence and unity, and we are proud to be on their side."
This Football Amity Game was organized in partnership with Fransabank, and supported by Sports Forever who generously offered the cup and the medals for the winners.


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Ideal for large-size rooms, the Holmes HAPF623R-UC high-velocity power fan makes it easy to stay cool when painting the bedroom a new color or when relaxing in front of the TV on a hot summer day. Choose from low, medium, or high speed settings. The unit's 12-inch fan blade and aerodynamic wind-tunnel design deliver a powerful stream of air, while its unique, motorized, oscillating grill helps deliver fresh airflow throughout the room. Use the fan on its own as an air circulator all year long or in addition to an air-conditioning or heating system to help save on energy and reduce utility costs. Other highlights include sleep and breeze modes, automatic shut-off with timer, a space-saving slim profile, lightweight construction, and an over-sized carrying handle for simple transport. A full-function remote control comes included for changing the settings from across the room. The power fan measures 17-1/4 by 6-1/2 by 19 inches.
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Here are a few of the programs we've been doing for the last couple of months:
Afterschool - My full-time employee, D, runs this one beautifully. It's designed for K-5th graders, but our average age is 2nd/3rd graders and we have a lot of fun. D reads a few longform picture books, and we're currently reading chapters from Caroline Carlson's glorious debut, MAGIC MARKS THE SPOT. Our school district's mascot is the Pirate, so a pirate book is a HUGE hit--we even decorated our storytime room to reflect it! (My staff is the best and most creative staff in all the land.)
|This is Pete.
|Here are the awesome q-tip skeletons D had them make for their Halloween craft. Also Cheetos!
We had a local author/artist/radio personality/twitter celebrity, Marshall Ramsey, stop by last month. He's the political cartoonist for the local paper and he has done a wonderful picture book called BANJO'S DREAM. He gave us a sneak preview and even drew some pictures for the kids! He's a great supporter of libraries and we always love having him.
The Fall Reading Challenge is something my library has every year. This is the Sixth Annual challenge, and I'm challenging K-5th graders to read 500 pages in October and November. The kids that reach their goal get to come to a celebratory dinner at the library in December and get a free meal and a prize donated by our local bookstore. Our library-wide goal is 20,000 pages in two months and we're making serious progress!
|Progress chart! We're about six rungs higher now than when this was taken last week. We're going to blow the top off of this thing!
But our biggest, most awesome fall program is our Fall Family Festival.
|I rocked that Minnie Mouse costume, y'all.
We absolutely could not have gotten it done without our teen volunteers! We had two girls who are homeschooled come at about 10 in the morning to help with setup, food prep. I HIGHLY recommend finding a wide variety of teen volunteers that are willing to help you out, but these homeschool kids (there's a large homeschool population in my town) have been a lifesaver for me for programs during the day. The families I work with are grateful for the opportunity for their kids to get some volunteer experience at the library and I get an extra hand when the rest of my regular volunteers are at school! I'll leave you with some super-fun pictures of our evening:
|Holy cow this cake was good.
|One of our regular kids came as a tornado!!
What has YOUR library been doing this fall?


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LANDCAREMED Project aims at providing local authorities (i.e. rural villages) with the necessary tools and methodologies for developing integrated strategies and policies in the field of rural waste management (RWM). This objective will be achieved by enhancing territorial institutions and organisations for the development of a new integrated and environmentally sustainable RWM system, ensuring the waste treatment and recycling, through a new small-scale methodological approach and the exploitation of innovative technologies.
This small-scale RWM approach is oriented to Communities whose economy is mainly based on livestock and agriculture. The 3 regions (Lebanon, Tunisia and Italy) where the Project will be implemented present the same needs and constraints regarding RWM. In fact, in all the involved Countries the prevention of the Rural Waste (RW) production and the recycled material deriving from rural and human activities in rural communities are currently not well developed and none of them applies a policy which allows a sound environmental management.
The target groups consist of 4 rural villages involved in the Project, their technical staff, farmers and citizens who can directly and positively contribute to the elimination of the idea itself of waste. In the framework of theProject, farmers and citizens of the 4 selected Municipalities, namely the Municipality ofDecimoputzu (Sardinia-Italy), Municipality of Medjez El Bab (Béja-Tunisia, as associate), the Municipalities of HaretSaida and Zebdin (Lebanon), will e the main actors of the Project methodology.
The system is implemented in small Communities where a large part of the population is employed in farms located in the countryside of the target areas and Municipalities territory.
The actors (municipalities, farmers and citizens) involved in the Project will develop and implement the RWM system where any kind of residual in human, livestock and agriculture related activities has a reasonable and efficient way of reusing. This will change the role of the farmers and citizens from source of the problem to key factor of its solution by shifting their role from passive actors to active stakeholders. In this framework, Municipalities involved in the Project will play a key role in coordinating and implementing the new RWM thanks to the reinforcement of their skills and competences in terms of sustainable environmental policy planning.


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Love this Suzanne! Good "class/call" topic- Intuitive Entrepreneur…Thanks for sharing
Being a holistic entrepreneur is so much about your energy, don't you agree? I've found that the more in tune I am with my own energy, the more success I have.
I recently ran across an excellent video about how your body's energy system is directly related to your business. As you know, I always like to pass along things I find that I think will help you with your holistic business or even your personal life or mindset.
As a holistic-minded person, you're probably well aware of the energy system that runs through our bodies called the Chakras. I'm not a Chakra expert by any means, but I've had the opportunity to get some healing work done on my Chakras and learning more about the spinning colorful wheels of energy just below our surface is something that fascinates me.
I've always thought about the Chakras in terms of my own body…but what I recently learned from this video is that the Chakras correspond directly to your business, too.
And it just makes sense because your business is an extension of you….in fact, your business is most often the fullest expression of you.
The biggest surprise in starting and running my own business is that it is truly a spiritual journey. Becoming an entrepreneur has really "awakened" me, in a sense. It has tested me and put me into the bigger game of life, asking me to step up and play full-out.
Have you noticed this, too?
As a business owner who is following your passion, you're suddenly thrust into practicing core spiritual principles on a daily basis? Lessons like trust, manifesting, accessing your personal power, understanding the energy of money, and speaking your truth all start to show up.
Right now I'm working on opening my 6th chakra so I can use more intuition in my business. This is huge for me, since I tend to think a lot, analyze and use my "brain" to figure things out…when the truth is, decisions made from the intuition are always spot on. Trusting My Gut has allowed me to take bigger and bigger leaps in my business. At the same time, my gut guides me to when I should hold back, wait or listen.
What I'm getting is that the chakras are a window to your inner self.
And this inner self is what is guiding every action you take in your life and your business. It's important to make sure they are clear and open so you can receive and take action for your highest good. Good stuff, right?
I can't wait to hear what you want to open up more of in your business. Make sure to post your comment below the video!
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Love this Suzanne! Good "class/call" topic- Intuitive Entrepreneur…Thanks for sharing
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I'm so excited to be able to offer the following holiday cards this year!
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I'm so excited to be able to offer the following holiday cards this year!
Each card will be printed as a 5×7, two-sided, flat card with envelopes included. Colors and text are completely customizable!
Happy Holidays!
I usually reserve my blog for sneak peeks and announcements and such, but occasionally I come across a story or link that just speaks to me. This is one of those times! A photographer friend shared this link with me and I just had to share with you!
It's a blog post called, "Your Camera Takes Really Nice Pictures." I hear that sometimes. A lot of people want to know what kind of camera I have. I don't mind sharing this information; it's a Canon 5D Mark II and my favorite lens is a simple 50mm 1.8. I really do have a rockstar camera (my husband is the best Christmas present buyer ever)! And since I launced Five Petals a little over a year ago, I've had two camera upgrades. The first was thanks to my brother's generosity of lending me his camera for several months and then the second was thanks to my above-mentioned dear husband. I've seen a vast improvement in my work since last January. A part of that is due to the equipment I use, but most of it has to do with how well I've learned to use natural light, pose my subject, capture the moments, nail focus and work in Photoshop after a session is complete. And so, I have to share this blog post and hope you get a kick out of it too. Maybe I should take Tim out for a similar session to see what happens. It would be awfully fun!
Thanks to Erin Farrell of Erin Farrell Photography for writing this blog!
I recently read this great post on one of my favorits blogs: www.momtog.com. If you haven't been there but like photography, you should take a few minutes (or hours) to read it from the very first post and all the way through!
Anyway, I wanted to share her most recent blog post, which I thought had some great information. I have great clients, but if at any time you are not happy with a way I process your images, would rather have black & whites instead of color (though I provide both on your CD) or want something different, please always feel free to call me and I'll gladly accommodate your request to save us all the heartache of changing the photos yourself!
Anyway, enjoy this post from DrewB Photography!
A photographer I know contacted me to see if she could could quote me on some ideas I gave in response to a photography forum in which I participate. I, of course, gave her permission thinking the ideas were pretty much a given! However, I've come to realize as a photographer AND a mom, it's really hard not to stress when you are having your own family pictures taken so I simply gave suggestions I've learned along the way!
For example, instead of spending all of my time trying to convince Audrey and Drew to smile pretty for the camera, bribe or threathen them, or get mad at them when they don't cooperate, I should just let the photographer do her thing and trust that she will get my kids to coopeerate! Still, I find myself stressed out anyway and doing all the things I just mentioned!
So, if you are worried about an upcoming session and aren't sure what to think, do or expect, read through this article written by Amy Stone of Jady Images of Miami, Fla. It's titled, "Preparing for a Family Portrait" and will give you some great ideas! (FYI, DD = Dear Daughter and DH = Dear Husband)
I just might have to start sharing tips as I learn more in my photography journey, which will hopefully help everyone have a more enjoyable and relaxing photo experience! Enjoy!
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CADCA, CHPA mobilize for National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month
WASHINGTON — The Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America and the Consumer Healthcare Products Association are mobilizing communities to stop prescription and over-the-counter medicine abuse during National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month, the groups announced Monday.
Each October, CADCA and CHPA team up for National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month, challenging CADCA's nearly 5,000 community antidrug coalitions across the country to hold a town hall or other educational event about teen prescription and OTC medicine abuse. The goal is to hold events in 50 communities, an annual call to action that is known as the CADCA 50 Challenge. Through this initiative, parents in communities across the country can more easily access the resources they need to prevent their teens from abusing medicine.
"Community coalition leaders across this country have been addressing medicine abuse for many years now in a comprehensive, holistic manner, bringing everyone to the table to help educate parents, protect kids and solve this significant problem," stated Gen. Arthur Dean, CADCA chairman and CEO. "But communities cannot go it alone; they need state and national support — and that's why I'm so proud of our long-standing collaboration with CHPA and their members. Working together, I know we can drive medicine abuse rates down."
CADCA is a partner of CHPA's StopMedicineAbuse campaign, which raises parental awareness about OTC cough medicine abuse. "Parents often have no idea that teens can abuse medicines in their home," CHPA president and CEO Scott Melville said. "By taking an integrated approach that includes mobilizing local communities, educating parents to safeguard their home medicines, and informing teens themselves about the dangers of medicine abuse, we can help curb this teen behavior."
Melville noted that the awareness month is also an opportunity to increase support for the Preventing Abuse of Cough Treatments (PACT) Act of 2012 (S. 3376) that would prohibit the sale of OTC cough medicines containing dextromethorphan to teens under the age of 18.
@CADCA and @StopMedAbuse will co-host a Twitter chat about medicine abuse prevention on Oct. 9 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. EST. Use the hashtag #PreventMedAbuse to participate in the live discussion.
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Former J&J chairman, CEO passes away
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Former Johnson & Johnson chairman and CEO James Burke passed away Sept. 28. He was 87 years old.
Burke, who served Johnson & Johnson for 37 years — 16 years as president and 13 years as chairman and CEO — helped the company experience noteworthy growth: The company's sales grew more than threefold to $9 billion; net income increased nearly fivefold; its market capitalization nearly tripled; and it expanded its presence from 37 to 54 countries, all while focusing on meeting significant unmet needs of patients and the company] as a global, healthcare concern, Burke's career will likely be best remembered for his steady leadership of the company during the Tylenol poisonings in 1982 and 1986."
Among his achievements, Burke also was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in recognition of his corporate and civic leadership by President Bill Clinton in 2000.
For a chronology of Burke's career, click here.
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RxAlly to debut Medicare Prescription Drug Plan this season
CLEVELAND — More than 20,000 RxAlly member pharmacies — including independent pharmacies, regional chains and Walgreens — will begin accepting a new federally qualified Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, SmartD Rx, beginning Jan. 1, 2013. Developed by Smart Insurance Company with the input of pharmacists, SmartD Rx will be offered to beneficiaries for the first time this fall during Medicare's open enrollment period.
"RxAlly and its member pharmacies are ideally suited to partner with SmartD Rx to serve the prescription drug needs of Medicare beneficiaries," stated Bruce Roberts, CEO of RxAlly.
"SmartD Rx is designed to meet the ever-changing needs of the current 48 million Medicare population segment and serve the 10,000-plus individuals in the U.S. population who turn 65 every day," stated Pritpal Virdee, Smart Insurance Company CEO. Smart Insurance Company was formed to find innovative solutions that allow seniors and their caregivers to better understand and take advantage of the prescription drug coverage options available in today's healthcare marketplace, according to Virdee.
SmartD Rx will be available in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The plan offers $0 co-pays for preferred generic medications at preferred network pharmacies, low premium options and the convenience and cost savings of 90-day prescription refills at retail. Additionally, qualified seniors will be able to receive comprehensive medication therapy management services from their community pharmacy.
SmartD Rx also provides licensed plan representatives to the RxAlly network of more than 20,000 pharmacies. These licensed plan representatives will be available to help consumers navigate the nuances of Medicare Part D and provide on-the-spot answers to questions that may arise about Medicare's prescription drug plans.
SmartD Rx has two plan options available: SmartD Rx Saver and SmartD Rx Plus. Both plans offer seniors $0 member co-pays for preferred generic medications and lower co-pays for all medications at Preferred Network pharmacies. Neither plan has a mail-order option, but both offer a 90-day supply of medication at retail pharmacies with a discounted co-pay compared to a 30-day supply. SmartD Rx Plus offers additional options to minimize out-of-pocket costs and greater levels of coverage with no deductible for a higher premium.
Additional features of SmartD Rx Saver and SmartD Rx Plus include no annual deductible for SmartD Rx Plus and a $325 annual deductible for SmartD Rx Saver. And coinsurance fees are calculated on a tiered system based on the type of drugs needed, ranging from $0 co-pay for preferred generic drugs to 25% of the cost of the prescription for specialty drugs needed for complex or rare conditions.


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Our Glitter Brigette is set on a stiletto heel and decorated with a contrasting red Lulu lip, this piece will inspire your party season wardrobe with a touch of glamour and sparkle. Balance out their ladylike appeal with crisp tailoring.
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How to Pack for a Holiday
Packing your luggage is not an easy task mainly when you are traveling by plane and you have to keep to weight restrictions. As summer is almost here, you can start to plan your vacation in time. Holidays are lots of fun and you finally have some days to relax and recharge your batteries. If you learn how to pack for a holiday you can make sure that you won't leave out necessary things and you will be ready on time.
When you arrive to your destination and find that some necessities are missing from your suitcase, your vacation might not be as idyllic and restful than you imagined before.
If you are traveling with your family and kids, you need to make sure that you pack in all the basic things that you and your beloved ones will need during these days spent far from home. If you always run into frustrating problems while packing, squeezing all the things into your suitcases is not the best option to choose. The key to a successful vacation is preparation. Here are some great tips that will make packing so much easier and effective in order to enjoy a carefree holiday.
First of all invest in good quality suitcases in different sizes and with plenty of room for your things. Suitcases with wheels are a great choice, as you won't have to carry all that weight. Find information about the weight limitations of the air company you are going to travel with, as well as the number of hand luggage you are permitted to have with you.
Another important thing is to check the weather forecast for your holiday destination days before you leave in order to bring proper clothes.
Making a packing list is one of the best ways to make sure that you haven't left necessary things out. Note down each and every little thing that you think you might need on your trip.
If you want to make your job easier, the best thing you could do is to consider and prepare all the clothes that you would like to bring and lay them on the bed at least one day before traveling so you can clearly see what you have.
Visualize in your mind the vacation and the types of extra clothes and shoes you might need. Maybe you will need a dress for dinner or a clubbing outfit, as well as some warmer clothes for cooler nights or rainy days. Don't forget about undergarments, socks, swimsuits, sunglasses and accessories. Make sure that you have prepared matching clothes so that you won't have a problem with selecting an appropriate outfit.
Revise the clothes you have chosen several times before leaving your home. It is advisable for everyone to have his or her own bag for clothes and toiletries.
Put fragile and valuable things in your hand luggage so that you have them all in one secure place. Make sure you have packed in money, credit cards, passport and/or identity card, airplane tickets, travel insurance papers, hotel reservation vouchers and all the basic documents you will need.
Pack the most important medication, in order to be prepared for every eventuality. Make sure you have packed the toiletries and sun protection products in a separate cosmetic bag.
If you are going to have a long plane journey, packing books and headphones to ensure your entertainment is a very good idea. Verify if you have your cell phones, cameras and chargers with you.
Check your travel list many times before you have packed in everything and make sure you have all the elementary things in your suitcases in order to have a perfect vacation.
Enjoy maximum relaxation, discover foreign cultures and wonderful places without thinking about things that are missing from your travel suitcase. In case you still forgot about something, don't panic, many things are replaceable and you can purchase them at the vacation resort.
Following our tips, you will learn how to pack efficiently and you won't have to spend plus money on elementary things that you have forgot to bring with you. Have a safe trip, enjoy the sunny weather and have lots of fun!
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15h00 Opening of the restaurant
16h00 «trip to one thousand and one fairy tales» spectacle and circus show
17h00 snack offered to children
17h15 Disco kids
19h30 improvisation show
21h30 The Long John Brothers
23h00 DJ
Deirdre Foster and the Coquino circus
Performance Language is French
Deirdre Foster
Deirdre Foster is a professional storyteller based in Geneva. She tells traditional and untraditional tales, myths, legends… and is particularly inspired by the imaginary that the tales bring to our lives. and will take us on a trip to the fairy tales accompanied by the students of the Coquino circus school.
The circus school Coquino
The Coquino circus school has been based in Morges since 2005 and has more than 400 students. It offers courses and internships primarily aimed at children from 5 years old to teenagers. The circus also runs a course for adults. Its directors Frédéric and Sylvie Klink have thus surrounded themselves with professionals from the circus world to offer courses of high quality. Regularly they create shows where students and teachers present together the full extent of their talents.
the troupe of Stand'impro will have the pleasure to perform a show for young and old. You can give them your favourite songs and our improvisers will parody them spontaneously before your eyes. Or rewrite the story for your favourite hero! Laughs and good humour guaranteed.
The comedians:
Cécile Bellet
Bérénice Calame
Damien Biton
Gilles Faivre
How do the actors do it? To find out, you'll have to come and see them.
Performance Language is French
Strings, wood and music descended from the Appalachians to the Great Plains, interspersed with vocals from an acoustic country and gospel choir. The Long John Brothers have been playing throughout Geneva and its surroundings since 2015. They make the Bluegrass, an acoustic, folk music and completely unbridled originating in Kentucky, in the United States.
Sylvain Demierre : Guitar, vocals
Mathieu Epiney : Banjo
Sylvain Merminod : Double Bass
Jean-Michel Pache : Mandolin, vocals
Olivier Uldry : Dobro


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Dec. 12, 2011
Albert Stephan Park, 50, of Honolulu, an Ameron International quarry supervisor and an Army veteran, died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Seoul, South Korea. He is survived by mother Sylvia Choy and sister Sandra. Visitation: 8 a.m. Thursday at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Mass: 9 a.m. Burial: 11 a.m. at Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery, Kaneohe. Casual attire.
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By: Diane Turner-Hurns
Journal & Topics Reporter
Catch some new horror flicks or submit your own for a chance to win $1,000 as the Bruce Campbell Horror Film Festival returns to the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont for its third year this August.
The August 18-21 event is held in tandem with Wizard World Comic Con. In addition to the DES, last year's film fest used the nearby Muvico theaters to screen films.
Actor Bruce Campbell, from Michigan, will again host the festival. Campbell has been featured on many TV shows including "Burn Notice", "Fargo", "Psych", "The Replacements", and "Xena: Warrior Princess." In 1981, he also helped produce and starred in the movie "The Evil Dead."
Dozens of films including U.S. and world premieres of both features and shorts, special anniversary screenings, 35mm repertory screenings, and a variety of special guests will be shown at the August festival in Rosemont.
Aspiring filmmakers can submit films to be considered for the fest. Details and information on how to submit are available at bchff.com. Creators of the best short film could win $1,000 and be considered for distribution on CONtv.
"As the festival enters its third year, we are more excited than ever," Campbell said. "The number of quality films exploded last year and we hope to have the same type of growth in 2016. Our goal is to become the premiere destination for all things horror, so filmmakers submit your movies."
Additional guest, movie and ticket information is forthcoming. More information can be found at rosemont.com/desconvention.


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- found: His Personal computing, c1978: t.p. (David Bunnell)
- found: New York times WWW site, viewed Oct. 25, 2016 (in obituary published Oct. 21: David Bunnell; b. David Hugh Bunnell, July 25, 1947, Alliance, Neb.; d. Tuesday [Oct. 18, 2016], Berkeley, Calif., aged 69; journalist and publisher who helped create PC magazine, Macworld, and other consumer publications that chronicled and contributed to the explosive growth of the personal computer industry)
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