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At Barnfield School we believe that literacy is the key to education and life long learning. Through the teaching of English, all children will learn important skills which will enable them to communicate with others and will help them to understand and access the rest of the school curriculum. Our aim is that children are able to read, write and speak with confidence.
All children at Barnfield have a daily Literacy lesson. During these lessons, children are taught the key skills of reading and how to understand the texts that they have read. This happens in whole class 'Shared Reading' and also in more focused 'Guided Reading' where small groups of children work specifically with the teacher to develop reading skills. Children learn to read and comprehend wide range of texts such as stories, poems, plays, newspapers and non-fiction texts. In order to develop their reading skills each child has a reading book and parents play a large part in ensuring that their child learns to read by hearing them once a night and writing in the home/school reading record. Furthermore, all children go to our school library once a week and can select a book from there to read and share at home with their parents.
Children are also taught how to write for a range of purposes and audiences. They learn the key rules in spelling which will enable them to communicate their ideas to each other. They learn the importance of punctuation and sentence structure and are taught to use full stops, capital letters, speech marks etc.. within their writing. They also learn to plan, revise and edit their own work to ensure that they are achieving their very best.
Presentation is an important aspect of all work and we initially teach the children to form their letters correctly. We then have a handwriting programme in place so that children can develop a neat, joined legible style.
The skills that they learn in English, are transferred and used in all other areas of the curriculum and help children to communicate ideas and feelings as well as gain an understanding of the world in which we live.
The main aim in the teaching of mathematics at Barnfield School is to enable our children to become numerate so that they can apply their mathematical skills and knowledge to every day life. Every child has a daily Mathematics lesson which follows the objectives set out in the National Numeracy Strategy. Opportunities are then planned to enable the children to demonstrate, explain, discuss, practice and do practical work within their lesson.
A lot of the mathematics that is taught involves developing mental skills which can be applied to a range of problems and situations. We encourage a lot of 'talk' in maths so that children can share their thoughts and reasoning with the class and share the different strategies that they have used to solve the problems. As children explain their ideas and their strategies to others, it helps to increase and consolidate their own mathematical understanding and vocabulary. We initially encourage children to develop informal methods of recording, working through calculations in a horizontal format so that they understand how to manipulate numbers to solve problems, using the four operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Children are then introduced to more formal written methods of calculations in Year 3 and 4. Calculators are used by our older children as a tool to reinforce and extend their learning. At Barnfield School we also ensure that our children develop a solid understanding of shapes and their properties as well as the range of measures that they need to use. Furthermore, they learn to handle data and to organise it into graphs and tables which enables them to draw conclusions from these different representations. All lessons are structured to help children to develop confidence with numbers, shape, space and measures and ultimately to develop an enthusiastic and positive attitude towards mathematics.
Through the teaching of science, we build upon children's natural curiosity. We develop their knowledge and investigative skills and enable them to observe, record and report their findings. All children are encouraged to carry out practical activities so that they can see themselves as scientists, working in a scientific way – asking why things are the way they are and what happens when things change. Additionally, children are taught to select and use equipment safely to carry out their own experiments and link their experiences with major scientific ideas.
All science work is based on four key areas;
- Experimental and investigative work
- Life and living processes
- Materials and their properties
- Physical processes
Through their work in Science, children learn to develop an inquiring approach when faced with new situations and are encouraged to make informed conclusions.
Information Communication Technology is the fastest developing area of the curriculum and the School has a fully equipped ICT Suite, which all classes use regularly. Through the use of up to the minute technology, children are given supervised access to the internet and use e-mail. All children are taught to use technology appropriately, with confidence and growing independence.
The children use a range of appropriate software, including:
- Data handling
- Problem solving
- Keyboard skills
- Graphics packages.
Each class has their own computer which means that ICT is taught within other subject areas. The use of interactive whiteboards in classes ensures that teaching across the curriculum is exciting and inspiring. The children also have access to laptops and minibooks to support other areas of the curriculum.
Through PSHE we aim to promote where can i buy antidepressants over the counter children's understanding of themselves on a physical and emotional level. All children learn how to stay as healthy as possible and how to keep themselves safe. Children are also taught to respect the differences between people and to develop independence and responsibility. All classes have a regular circle-time session where children learn to listen to one another and develop respect for the feelings and viewpoints of others.
Design and Technology
In Design and Technology, children develop an awareness of their environment and how technology can be used to solve problems. Children are encouraged to produce ideas from their own experience and group discussions. They develop their ideas through making models, applying skills that they have learnt and experimenting with a range of materials. At the end of the process, children evaluate the work and look for areas where improvement can be made.
Art is a natural language for the expression of ideas and feelings. It develops the imagination and stimulates creativity. It helps children to explore and communicate their response to both the real worldand the world within themselves. At Barnfield, children use a wide variety of media and techniques to express their ideas. They also explore the work of artists from different times and different cultures. The children learn specific art skills as well as the work of famous artists. We annually hold an Art Day, when the whole school looks at developing a piece of work or a skill. It is always a fantastic day.
In History, we aim to ensure that children develop an understanding and knowledge of past times, learning about many of the reasons for historical events and changes. We also offer children the opportunity to think about the past and how it differs from the present. Children are taught about key civilisations, dates and historical characters in ancient history as well as developing an understanding about more recent historical event. Children also study the history of our local area and identify the changes that have occurred.
Through Geography, we help children to develop an awareness of the world in which they live. They learn to recognise and appreciate the similarities and differences between places and people throughout the world. Children are taught about environmental issues that face the planet and begin to identify strategies which could help to ease the problems for the future. Map skills are developed through all topics and an awareness of local issues as well as global ones are taught. Children learn to record their ideas in a variety ways and to ultimately develop an enquiring mind about the world.
Children are provided with a range of opportunities to develop their physical skills through sport, gymnastics, swimming, dance and games. They are taught the importance of 'warming up' at the beginning of sporting activities as well as 'cooling down' properly. Children are taught to develop specific skills, such as catching and throwing or forward rolls. They also participate in team games and learn to work with others and learn from each other. In Year 4 and Year 5 the children get the chance to go to a local swimming pool. Here they are taught by qualified instructors. They develop water confidence for those who are non-swimmers and teach more advanced skills to those who can already swim. Through PE we also teach the important skills of sportsmanship, co-operation and how to keep fit and healthy for life.
Children at Barnfield enjoy a music curriculum which includes class music lessons with their teachers and weekly Infant and Junior singing assemblies. Our children benefit from access to large music room which has a range of resources enabling children to develop listening and rhythm skills.
In addition to this, children have the opportunity to learn to play an instrument, taught by one of our peripatetic teachers. We currently have piano, drums, flute, violin and guitar lessons being taught.
When our children enter into Key Stage 2 (Year 3) they begin to learn a Modern Foreign Language. At Barnfield this language is French. All of our classes from Year 3-6 have a weekly French lesson which is taught by our specialist French Teacher. The children begin by learning a basic vocabulay which they then develop through playing games, singing songs and learning rhymes. Each year we hold a French afternoon to celebrate the French culture and all that we have learnt.
Religious education and collective worship.
We believe that the school plays an important role in helping children to develop strong moral and spiritual values.
Our assemblies focus on the teaching of right and wrong and promote values of honesty, respect, courage and caring, as well as encouraging a sense of wonder for the world that we live in. Celebrations of major religious festivals enrich our school life and help each child to develop a respect for other beliefs, while safeguarding a confidence in their own. Parents and carers are warmly invited to share in class assemblies and cultural celebrations. Religious education at Barnfield is concerned with the growth and development of the whole child. We explore, with children, the place and importance of religion in human life. Children learn about the main world traditions, through a thematic approach, studying different aspects of religion each year, such as places of worship, religious symbols and sacred writings.
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Recent years have brought significant change to employment law meaning that employers need to remain focused and pro-active in obtaining advice and support to ensure that they are compliant.
While smaller organisations may have the benefit of some leniency when it comes to employment processes, this cannot be taken for granted. Even the smallest of entities, still have legal obligations under employment legislation and should have relevant polices and procedures in place to provide adequate protection in the event a decision is challenged.
If a dispute or a grievance arises, an employer needs to investigate the issue fully, in accordance with their own policies and procedures and engage in early and discussions with all concerned, to resolve the issue promptly. If the issue is not dealt with quickly or it cannot be resolved, this may lead to a disgruntled employee pursuing a claim to an employment tribunal.
Our employment specialists at Tayntons have extensive expertise in employment law and providing guidance and support to assist you to deal with any disputes or grievances that may arise. Our approach is pro-active and realistic. We will talk you through the processes and provide practical advice on what to do next.
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It is best practice for an employer to also have in operation a staff handbook comprising policies and procedures such as grievance and disciplinary procedures and an, equal opportunity policy. These policies are in place to ensure that issues arising in the workplace are treated fairly and consistently.
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Defending claims before an employment tribunal can be a costly and time consuming process. Since 6th May 2014, it is mandatory for an employee pursuing an employment tribunal claim to first notify the Advisory, Conciliatory and Arbitration Service (ACAS) to give the parties the opportunity to settle or resolve the potential claim amicably through Early Conciliation (EC). If the parties are not willing to engage or a settlement is not achieved, the employee can then bring their claim to the Employment Tribunal. For further information about Early Conciliation, you may find it useful to refer to the ACAS website and review the step by step guide: ACAS.
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Business Climate Summit
Messieurs les présidents [Sir Roger Gifford, President of the Green Finance Initiative of the City of London, and Peter Bakker, President of the WBCSD],
Dear participants,
Good morning,
This summit is taking place at a rather peculiar moment for the United Kingdom.
I would only like to stress that climate ignores frontiers,
so don't worry, I will not touch upon any contentious topics !
So let me go straight to the issues at hand.
I would like to stress several points :
First of all, let's make sure the Paris Agreement on climate comes rapidly into force.
The Paris conference was an historical event.
The signing ceremony in New York on 22 April showed that the momentum did not abate,
with some 175 signatures on the first day of signing.
This was unprecedented.
As president of COP21 I want an acceleration of ratifications before the end of the year, to reach the threshold of 55 countries and 55 % of emissions so as to get the Agreement in force before COP22. It is difficult but we can do it.
20 countries have ratified so far. France did so on 9th June.
The European Union has also set itself in motion :
The European Parliament will examine a decision proposal of the European Commission for ratification.
Our aim is for the Council of Ministers to adopt it before COP22 in Marrakech.
Second, we need to set a price for carbon.
I remember the last Climate and Business Summit
in May last year in Paris to prepare for COP21.
Many of you were present.
I heard for the first time private sector companies
demanding a price for carbon,
in order to strengthen their investment
in the low carbon economy and renewable energy.
That was very new.
In Paris in July last year, more than 2,000 scientists
from all over the world
demonstrated with irrefutable evidence
that climate change was a worsening reality,
and that there's no room for doubt.
For the business sector that relies on certainty, here's a certainty.
And here's another certainty :
Doing nothing is more costly than acting.
Things have moved on since last year.
At COP21 in December, during the Focus Business Event,
with Ban Ki-moon, John Kerry and over a hundred decision makers and investors,
some of whom are with us today,
we again called for carbon pricing.
The Carbon Leadership coalition, which I cochair,
promotes carbon pricing worldwide.
26 governments, 90 companies are now part of this coalition.
In April in Washington, we set ourselves a target,
which we reaffirmed at our meeting in June in Paris.
12 % of carbon emissions are now covered by a carbon pricing mechanism.
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News Updates ***
is jet lag? Jetlag is caused by disruption of your "body clock"
- a small cluster of brain cells that controls the timing of biological
functions (circadian rhythms), including when you eat and sleep.
The body clock is designed for a regular rhythm of daylight and
darkness, so that it is thrown out of "sync" when it experiences
daylight and darkness at the "wrong" times in a new time zone.
The symptoms of jet lag often persist for days while the
internal body clock slowly adjusts to the new time zone. Jet lag
has a high correlation with age
over 50 and you are more susceptible.
Tips for Jet Lag:
* Before you go: Make sure you have all your affairs, business
and personal, in order. Ensure you are not stressed-out with excitement
or worry, and not tired or hung over from a function the night
before. Get plenty of exercise in the days before departure and
try to avoid sickness such as the flu, colds, and so on. If you
have a cold, flying will probably make it worse - ideally you
should delay the trip. Start going to bed and getting up later
if heading west, earlier if going east. Extend your period of
exposure to lightin the morning or at night, depending on direction
of travel and number of time zones you will cross.
* Drink plenty of water. The dry air in aircraft causes
dehydration. Drinking plenty of nonalcoholic fluids counters this.
Water is better than coffee, tea, and fruit juices. Alcohol is
not only useless in combating dehydration, but has a markedly
greater intoxicating effect when drunk in the rarefied atmosphere
of an airliner than it does at ground level.
*Get as much exercise as you can. Walking up and down the
aisle, standing for spells, and doing small twisting and stretching
exercises in your seat all help to reduce discomfort, especially
swelling of legs and feet. Get off the plane if possible at stopovers,
and do some exercises or take a walk. Other hints, ideas
*Timing of meals may play an important role in resetting
body clocks, concludes a study that could aid scientists who are
hunting for ways to combat travelers' jet lag. The discovery,
published in a recent edition of the journal Science, is in rats,
not travelers, scientists cautioned. Still, "it's noninvasive
to change your eating habits, notes lead researcher Michael Menaker,
a University of Virginia biologist. "This would give you a reason
to try it.
Scientists discovered the brain-based clock is not the only control
of circadian rhythms. Other organs seem to have their own clocks
that supplement the brain's master clock. Perhaps that is why
sleep problems are not the only jet lag symptom; many sufferers
complain of stomach upset and other problems, too. Menaker simulated
jet lag by exposing rats to light six hours earlier than they
would normally wake. While the light-sensitive brain clock could
adjust in a few days, the rats' separate liver circadian rhythms
were out of sync for up to two weeks. The liver helps control
food metabolism.
So Menaker, working with scientists in Norway and Japan, wondered
if changing mealtimes would reset the liver's own circadian rhythm
and thus help readjust the overall body clock. Rats normally sleep
during the day and feed at night. Allow them food only for four
hours during daylight and they rapidly act like day is night,
pumping away on their exercise wheels for a few hours before the
food appears. Are they just hungry? By checking those liver genes
under the microscope, Menaker found that the circadian clock in
the liver had shifted by 10 hours after just two days of adjusted
This doesn't mean eating habits are more important than light
exposure for a person trying to prevent jet lag, Earnest cautioned,
but that changing meal times might "be an added bonus" in helping
to reset the body clock after a long trip. Indeed, "it is reasonable
that ... if you are going to Europe, you should a few days before
departure, start eating dinner on European time," Menaker said.
"The brain will shift more quickly once you get there, meaning
the two organs might be in sync sooner, thanks to the liver's
Note of caution: Some people use sleeping pills to try
to alleviate jet lag. This is a dangerous approach as a report
in the Lancet in 1988 says, "Estimated that over three years at
Heathrow Airport, 18% of the 61 sudden deaths in long distance
passengers were caused by clots in the lungs. Sleeping pills
induce a comatose state with little or no natural body movement.
When blood does not circulate, there is a possibility that it
will clot. In addition, many so-called sleeping pills are variants
on antihistamines and they tend to dehydrate significantly adding
to the already big problem of dehydration.
Complaints - Liability
Limited Raised
Air travelers with baggage complaints may not know that in January,
the US government raised the baggage liability limits per passenger
from USD 1,250 to at least USD 2,500 on domestic flights. International
passengers are entitled to USD 9.07 per pound of luggage. However,
according to an article by James F.Sweeney, this amount is not guaranteed,
so travelers can improve their chances of collecting by following
some basic guidelines: * Put your name on the outside and inside
of all baggage * Take along a list of the contents of each bag *
Report missing or damaged bags before leaving the airport
Children Travelers ***
for Kids Flying Solo
frequently make arrangements for children flying alone. The airline
term for this is Unaccompanied Minor (UM), and each airline has
their own rules, restrictions and fees for children flying alone.
It is important to contact the airline or your travel agent to find
out in advance what these restrictions and fees are.
following are some general tips on preparing children for this experience.
Pack a carry-on bag for your child with snacks, a few books or quiet
toys, any needed medications, a change of clothes, home contact
information and money for phone calls and in-flight movies earphones.
2. Explain potential problems to the child to prepare him or her
for any difficulties that could arise (such as flight delays, missed
connections, etc.)
3. Notify the airline when booking the ticket that the passenger
is a UM and order special kid's meals and games.
4. Plan for midday travel to avoid stressed business travelers,
overbooked flights and airline personnel who are too busy to give
extra attention to the child.
5. Avoid connecting flights. If unavoidable, parents should arrange
for an airline escort to get the child from gate to gate or have
a baby sitter fly part way with the child to help make the connection.
6. Make sure to stay at the airport until the airplane is in the
7. Ask about the airline's policy on interrupted flights for UMs.
Some airlines will place kids with flight attendants overnight,
make the child wait with airport security for the next available
flight or make arrangements for a hotel room for the child with
a security guard posted outside. A few carriers will create pajama
parties, putting two kids together in a room.
Travelers and Trains
travelers contemplating a train trip in the US or Europe need to
consider their physical limitations and the demands of train travel.
One key consideration relates to baggage.
many seniors use wheeled luggage, the gaps between train platforms
and cars is an important consideration. The bags need to be lifted
into the car and frequently wheeled luggage is heavy. Worse yet,
Amtrak stations outside the Northeast and many stations on the Continent
have track-level platforms that require passengers to climb up into
the car while hauling their bags. Once inside, bags usually need
to be hoisted onto overhead racks.
need to be aware of the challenges of the train stations themselves.
Getting to platforms and making connections can involve several
trips up and down stairs, all the while dragging that lovely wheeled
Hotel Stays ***
--- in Room Movies
have just settled into a chair in your hotel room to watch an in-room
movie. During a slow spot, you do what you do at home --- you flip
to another channel. In many hotels, you will be dismayed to find
that the movie you were enjoying won't appear on the screen again.
However the USD$10.00 charge for the movie will have no problem
appearing on your bill when you check out! If you cannot find the
movie again be sure to call the front desk immediately.
Recipes ***
Need a fast get-away?
Try a recipe and enjoy an out of the ordinary experience.
Coconut Curry Sauce
2/3 cup canned cream of coconut * 1/2 cup fresh lime juice * 5 tablespoons
minced green onions and 3 tablespoons minced red peppers * 2 teaspoons
curry powder * 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper * 1/2 teaspoon salt ---
Whisk cream of coconut and fresh lime juice in bowl until smooth.
Stir in green onions, red peppers, curry powder, cayenne powder
and salt. Brush half of sauce over chicken or seafood before grilling.
Brush sauce on shrimp or chicken during grilling leaving some for
on the table. This recipe makes enough for 1 1/2 pounds of chicken
or shrimp.
Beans and Shrimp
White beans are synonymous with the rustic and simple
cuisine of Tuscany. This simple dish combines cannellini beans with
fresh shrimp, garlic, tomatoes, and basil. This dish is hearty enough
to be served as a light entrée or as a starter.
5 tablespoon(s) Extra-virgin olive oil 2 teaspoon(s) Garlic, minced
1 Bay leaf 3/4 pound(s) Shrimp, peeled and deveined 2 tablespoon(s)
Basil leaves, fresh, chopped 2 tablespoon(s) Parsley, chopped fresh
Italian 1 can(s) Cannellini beans, 15 oz can, 1/3 cup of drained
liquid reserved, water added to make 1/2 cup 1 cup(s) Plum tomatoes,
canned, drained, seeded and chopped to taste Sea salt to taste Black
pepper, freshly ground --- Heat
4 tablespoons of oil in a large skillet, and add garlic, bay leaf,
and shrimp. Sauté until shrimp are almost cooked, about 2 minutes
on each side. Add the basil, parsley, beans, reserved bean liquid,
tomatoes, salt and pepper. Heat through, 4 to 6 minutes. Drizzle
the remaining 1 tablespoon oil over the dish. Serve hot.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
When Queen B at the mic, the "B" stands for...
Check it: Ice say he put this battle on Pause
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Anyone sayin they fine as me, they telling straight-up lies
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CHING, ZING, POP? Holy comic book sounds effects, Batman!
I guess I'll give you style points for tryin ta be onomotapoetic
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Golf: Just four standalone ranges left in area
Standalone driving ranges used to dot the Sacramento region. Some had familiar names, but most were known by their location. It's down to Leader in North Sacramento, Vineyard in South Sacramento, Home on the Range in Newcastle and The Ranch in Davis.
A's: Oakland score three in seventh to beat Brewers
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Area coaches reflect on Mike Takayama – affectionately called "Taka" – after the longtime Del Oro High School girls basketball coach died Monday after suffering a heart attack. He was 56.
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Angelina is a prime example of an oblong shape. Her face shape is very long and even though her jawline isn't necessarily horizontal you can see that the sides are completely vertical making it seem to be oblong. Oblong faces are beautiful, I mean, just look at her. Generally, oblong shapes want fullness on the sides to create the illusion making the face wider. What can you do to give yourself fullness on the sides? Just put some big waves or curls or just blow it out with volume concentrated on the sides of your face. You can see Angelina's hair is brushed back exposing her forehead which often will make this shape appear to me even longer with that forehead out however with all the volume she has on the sides it balances everything out! It works!
This lovely lady, Hilary Swank, is another example. She has had many hairstyles over the years. Another "do" for oblong shapes is simply adding some long fringe. In the above photo of Hilary you can see that the long fringe shortens the appearance of her face. Now take a look at her below and you can see the difference of the face without the fringe. Doesn't her face look so much longer?! It's crazy how much something as minor as fringe can completely change your appearance.
As I've said before, I'll say it again, if you have an oblong/rectangular face shape it doesn't mean you're limited to certain hairstyles. It's just about creating those shapes within your hair that will flatter you. I love showing you all of these examples of faces shapes! Do you have an oblong face shape? Do you have any comments or tips on how you like to style your hair?


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In via Lake Dorothy. Traverse from Big Snow to Hinman. Out via Pea Soup Lake, Jade Lake, and Marmot Lake. Awesome the whole way!
|Date: 2016/08/10 to 2016/08/14
Car-to-car time: 5 days
Round-trip distance: approx. 47 miles
Elevation gain: approx. 16,000 feet
Trip type: scramble
USGS quads: Mount Daniel, Big Snow Mountain
In: Middle Fork Snoqualmie Drainage, Alpine Lakes Wilderness


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HK, China (PRWEB) October 02, 2013
Tidebuy, the leading Chinese women clothing store, offers great discounts on its latest wedding dress collection. Any person who buys a wedding dress from this store will get a chance to enjoy up to 85% off discount on the item.
"It's really exciting to share our latest wedding dress collection with customers. This collection is particularly designed for the coming sales season. All wedding dresses in this collection are fashionable and gorgeous. What's more, they are manufactured with top quality materials and remarkable craftsmanship. We are confident in this battle and firmly believe that we will be the winner," the spokesman of Tidebuy said in a press conference held on the launch day.
According to what said by the spokesman of Tidebuy, the e-commerce business will welcome a sales season, which means a battle begins. All e-commerce companies including Tidebuy will need to make full preparation to win the battle.
In addition to the launch of the latest wedding dress collection, Tidebuy also adds hundreds of new products, such as autumn sweaters, blouses and so on. Moreover, all these new items are available with a competitive price. Take a look at the site http://www.tidebuy.com; all these items are stylish and cheap. Most warm and stylish sweaters at the site come in bright colors, and they seem to tell the customers that summer's not gone.
About Tidebuy
Tidebuy is an e-commerce company based in Beijing, China. It was set up by a group of extraordinary youngsters each with an expertise in a particular field. The CEO of the company, Mr. Yang, is well-known in the field of SEO. It is him who sets up the company with his partners. After the three-year development, Tidebuy has become a very successful e-commerce company. It not only has its own garment factory, but also owns three subsidiaries in different cities of China. Its subsidiary in Xi'an is the biggest one of the three. Now, this subsidiary company has more than 300 employees and 6 department managers. It owns a customer service center, a sales department as well as a marketing department. Every day, thousands of customers will call its customer service center to inquiry about its products or order products.


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"I'm interested in hearing and sharing people's stories and seek to create a sense of connectedness and belonging through making art with and about people."
Zoya Martin is an Altona-based artist currently undertaking a Masters in Arts Therapy. She also has an Honours Degree in Graphic Design. Zoya worked as a graphic designer and illustrator for over a decade. She still works with illustration, as well as ceramics and photography.
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To search books in the municipal library, users may use the following:
- Card catalogue
- Library book guide / call number order
Books are arranged on the shelves in call number order found at the lower portion of the book spine, The call number order followed is:
000 – 099 – General Works (Research, journalism, bibliographies)
100 – 199 – Philosophy, Psychology
200 – 299 – Religion
300 – 399 – Social Sciences (Education, Political Science, Law)
400 – 499 – Language and Languages
500 – 599 – Science, Mathematics
600 – 699 – Applied Science, Industries (Engineering, Accounting, Management)
700 – 799 – Fine Arts, Music, Recreation
800 – 899 – Literature
900 – 999 – Biography, Travel, History, Novels/Fiction, Special Collection.
The Reading Areas
The library is conducive to learning. The following sections in the library provide space for reading and research.
a) Reserved Section – may be used only within the library.
b) Filipiniana – materials published by Filipino authors containing
Information to Philippine culture and history.
c) General Reference – These materials wqill provide information on a range of subjects. (Ex.: Encyclopedia, dictionaries, almanac, yearbooks, bibliography, etc.)
d) Research – a collection in the library that supports a specialized research in an academic discipline or field.
e) Periodical Section – a collection containing magazines, newspapers and others, Current issues of newspapers and magazines may be used only within the library and must be returned to the periodical counter after reading.
f) Local Materials – such as souvenir programs, periodicals, reports and other materials.
Users of the library only have to present their ID cards. Those who would like to bring home books and reference materials, however, must be library members and present their library cards. No fee is charged for borrowing books, but the municipal library charges the following penalties for returning reference materials beyond their due date:
Penalties for Overdue Books
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|Reserve, Filipiniana
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Membership Fee
An annual membership fee of Ten Pesos (Php10.00) applies to Tubigon residents only.
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Books from the general collection may be borrowed for one week, renewable for another one week if there are no other requests for the said books. Not more than two books may be allowed to a borrower at a given time. Books from the reserved section may be used only within the library.
Library users are required to deposit their id cards at the desk every time they use the reserved & reference books.
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Mason Dixon Photography is the work of Gettysburg based photographer and photo-editor Robert E. Belgrad. His specialties are historical themes and digital photo retouching, but MDP is in no way limited by that, and this site has MUCH more to offer. Landscapes and cityscapes, architectural and industrial photos, wildlife and botanical images, custom portraits and candid street photos all combine to form a portfolio that is broad in scope and unique in style.
Belgrad's aesthetic style was developed during his 20+ years as a professional sculptor. During that time, he worked in a variety of media and experimented in styles ranging from classical to futuristic, representational to abstract, figurative to free-form, and assorted combinations and juxtapositions of these (and other) styles. His sculptural work has received numerous awards, and has been featured in many private and corporate collections, in fine art galleries and even in the Hollywood film "John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars".
In 2008, he moved to Gettysburg with his wife and their deranged cat, where his longtime love for photography found new outlets in the hallowed battlegrounds, exquisite monuments and the steady stream of unique characters participating in living history events and reenactments. What had been a hobby soon consumed all of his time and energy, eventually leading to the formation of the business enterprise known as Mason Dixon Photography. He now divides his time between attending reenactments and living history events, photographing people for custom portraits, traveling widely in search of new photographic subjects, spending countless hours editing his photos and handling the myriad details associated with a thriving photography business.
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Salute to Canada
The Cape Breton Chorale has been thrilling audiences since its formation over thirty years ago. The Chorale has given more than 200 performances throughout the Maritimes, England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland.
The Chorale has shared the stage with a variety of musical stars, ranging from Celine Dion to Rita MacNeil and has performed before numerous visiting dignitaries including Queen Elizabeth II.
May 29, 2016 at the United Protestant Church in Sydney River at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets: 25.00
Tickets available from:
Cape Breton Curiosity Shop
Chorale Members
Or by contacting 902.539.7495
PLease join us on April 19, 2015 at 7:00PM for an Evening With the Classics. The Chorale will present Schubert's Mass in G, Opera Choruses and a few of our favourite newer classics. We will be also be treated to solo piano performances and a vocal duet. This will surely be a lovely evening of music.
An Eveneing With the Classics will be presented at the Church of Christ the King. Tickets are $20 and available from chorale members or at the Cape Breton Curiosity Shop.


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The religious school at Temple Emanu-El provides a nurturing environment for all students, enabling them to cultivate a lifelong appreciation for their Jewish identity. The broad ranging curriculum - which focuses on three key area of study: The Torah, avodah (worship/service to God) and g'milut chasidim (acts of loving kindness) - gives our children the tools to understand their unique heritage and translate these ideas of love, respect and charity to both their daily personal lives and in how they conduct themselves in the community.
Temple Emanu-El's religious school considers Jewish learning to be a lifelong quest. The school strives to impart students with ethics and skills consistent with the principals and practices of Judaism, while providing them with ample opportunities to grow both spiritually and intellectually. Through prayer, gaining an appreciation and working knowledge of Hebrew and instilling the importance of tzedukah (righteous giving), the students at Temple Emanu-El's religious school are able to translate the richness of Judaism into a roadmap for navigating today's modern challenges - one that they can take with them well beyond the classroom.


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Songs from "Saturday Night Live" have won two of the last five Emmy races for Best Original Music and Lyrics. However, both of those winning tunes — "D*** in a Box" (2009) and "Monologue" (2011) — featured performances by Justin Timberlake who also claimed Comedy Guest Actor for his hosting of the show in 2011.
This year, a song featured on the long-running variety show contends against three category newcomers and the Tonys, which was nominated just once before back in 1994.
"I Can't Believe I'm Hosting" was sung by "How I Met Your Mother" star Jason Segel in his opening monologue on "SNL." While it's cute that he's joined by the Muppets for his performance, there's no inventiveness to the lyrics and the humor comes from dialogue between Segel and the Muppets as opposed to the song.
The frontrunner in this race is "It's Not Just For Gays Anymore," the opening number from the 2011 Tony Awards sung by host Neil Patrick Harris, who also features on "HIMYM." The song was penned by David Javerbaum and Adam Schlesinger. Javerbaum has won an impressive 11 Emmys as a writer and producer of "#The Daily Show with Jon Stewart#" and Schlesinger has been nominated for two Grammys as a member of the group Fountains of Wayne. The pair contended for a Tony Award in 2008 for the score of "Cry-Baby." Given this category's penchant for rewarding funny and sometimes raunchy tunes ("D**k in a Box" and "I'm F***ing Matt Damon") this song sounds like a winner. (See the number in the video below)
Freshman series "Smash" goes behind the scenes of the making of a Broadway musical. Tony champs Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman ("Hairspray," 2003) penned "Let Me Be Your Star," sung by Megan Hilty and Katharine McPhee. The song is a solid one but this category has not been kind to tunes from series outside the variety and animated genres. Yes, Randy Newman won for "When I'm Gone" from the comedy series "Monk," two years ago. But prior to that it was way back in 1991 that a song from another scripted series prevailed; that too was a Newman tune — — from the short-lived "Cop Rock."
"The Heart of Christmas," is the title song from that telefilm that aired on GMC, a Christian entertainment channel. The song, about a young boy with a terminal illness whose family plan to give him one last Christmas to remember, was written by Christian pop artist Matthew West. It's a pretty song but just doesn't seem to fit with this category.
The comedy series "Raising Hope," contends with "Welcome Back to Hope," from their season opener. The song was a clever way for viewers to catch up on the previous season by having Hope's daycare teacher sing a song about what's happened to her in the past year. The tune is catchy enough but lacks the wit that usually shines in this category.
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Portuguese 275: Portraits of "Outsiders" – A Look at a range of Excluded Others in Brazilian Literature and Film
Tu 3-6P, BARROWS 180 | Instructor: Slater | CCN: 19788
Units: 4
Working knowledge of Portuguese required
Meets the Graduate Certificate in Global Urban Humanities elective requirement
This course examines a range of outsiders within Brazilian society—the rural poor versus the urban poor, particular sorts of women in a male context, indigenous peoples, Blacks, LBGT people, and so on. We will keep returning to the strategies that the authors and filmmakers utilize in their portrayal of these varied "others" who are not just inesquecíveis but memoráveis in the sense of incorporating (and thereby stirring up or re-framing) individual and collective memories. We will also reflect together on the ways in which the works transform their matéria bruta (in the sense of raw material and also, at times, of brutal actions) by building upon, or breaking with, older tropes of otherness. The accompanying critical readings raise important questions that provide a larger social and historical context that emphasize the works' more collective dimensions. "What," we will keep asking, "do these particular outsiders-within allow or force the author to do that he or she would have trouble doing otherwise?
Some of the authors and filmmakers include Graciliano Ramos, Clarice Lispector, Raduan Nassar, Milton Hatoum, Eduardo Coutinho, Kleber Mendonça Filho, José Padilha, and Ciro Guerra (the last of these a Colombian filmmaker who depicts an area of the Amazon where one finds Brazilians as well as Colombians.)


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While the current club, The Heath Golf Club (Portlaoise), was instituted in 1930 the original club, the Queen's County Heath G.C. dates back to November 1889 and is the seventh oldest golf club in Ireland. A trophy which has come into the possession of the club was played for in 1891 and bears the inscription "Queens County Heath Golf Club".
The Golfing Annual 1892/93 records the President as the Earl of Portarlington, the Captain as Colonel Cosby and the Hon. Secretary as Captain H. Armstrong, Rathleash House, Portarlington. A report in the Golfing Annual 1894/95 stated "… there is an excellent clubhouse, originally the Grand Stand, when races were held on The Heath". The club was reinstituted in 1903 and registered as Maryboro Golf Club and its existence is recorded up until 1916 in The Irish Golf Guides but there is no mention of its subsequent demise.
The present club was instituted in 1930, affiliated in 1931 and extended to 18 holes in 1971; the clubhouse, located in exactly the same position as the old Grand Stand of 1889, was rebuilt in 1991 and officially opened in August 1992.
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People struggle with their wedding ideas and it is never a good sight to come out with bad wedding dress. But Jiva online store understands the importance of this day and want you to look the place. This is where you get your wedding piece in whatever design you want. Whether you are taking it traditional or you want something modern, here is where you have the power of choice. This is where quality meets value and you will have a day to remember. Selling at affordable prices, all dresses come with the guarantee of making your wedding day a memorable one.


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So what's a "Boo?" Well, it's sort of like a chain letter in the way it works. Friends and neighbors will put together little treats for two households on their street or in their city, they put the treats on their friend's doorstep, ring the doorbell, and run like a crazy person to get away without being seen. :) Tucked within the treats will be a little poem that goes something like this:
We spent about $5 - $6 per household putting together these treats by visiting the Target dollar spot and Dollar Tree, so it doesn't have to be a big expense. Just something to bring a smile to a friend's face!
To document our adventures last night we put together a little slideshow. We began our evening with a yummy Chili dinner, packed everything into the stroller, and set off for a night of fun. There were barking dogs, close calls, and lots of giggling involved. :) (Please forgive my lack of shower and makeup. It was dark, what can I say?) You can make this video full screen to see the pictures more clearly.
So no matter where you live, consider starting a "Boo" chain this Fall season! It's a fun way to spend an evening and to appreciate your friends and neighbors. Boo! To! You!


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Low Down From Twang Town
Michael Ray Helps Carly Pearce Pull Off Tour Prank On Rascal Flatts
- 2:03 am Monday, August 20th, 2018 by Staff Writer
Now this is funny! But we hate to break it to you Michael… Carly has way better legs than you.
Over the weekend Rascal Flatts, Dan + Shay, and Carly Pearce has their last concert of the tour and it was a day full of celebrations. The guys of Rascal Flatts have Carly and Dan and Shay these cool motorcycle scooter things AND Michael ray surprised his girlfriend for her last concert of the tour. Best part was, Michael Ray may have surprised her but she used him to pull a prank on all the guys on tour. For the encore [More]
Dan + Shay's Dan Smyers Got HUGE Romantic Gesture From Wife
- 6:44 am Thursday, August 16th, 2018 by Staff Writer
Being the wife of a super successful artist has its perks, but it also has to be difficult. Lots of events, lots of appearances, lots of time. Abby Smyers, the wife of Dan Smyers who is one half of Dan + Shay, takes the job of being an artists wife to a whole new level. She pulled off a super elaborate romantic surprise for her husband to celebrate his song "Tequila" being number one… she took to Instagram to share with her friends and fans:
Thomas Rhett And Family Celebrate Daughters 1st Birthday
- 11:25 am Wednesday, August 15th, 2018 by Staff Writer
We have been a part of this beautiful life story since before these beautiful babies came along. We celebrated when Thomas Rhett and Lauren announced they were adopting AND pregnant. We celebrated when they brought baby Willa Gray home. We celebrated when Baby Ada James was born. We celebrated when Willa Gray turned one, and now we are celebrating because Ada James is one! And as adorable as ever…
Happy 1st birthday sweet baby girl! I love you so much it hurts😭
Taylor Swift Gets Emotional On Stage in Tampa Marking 1-Year Anniversary
- 6:47 am Wednesday, August 15th, 2018 by Staff Writer
If you were at the Taylor Swift show last night in Tampa, you witnessed her thanking fans for their support when she found herself in a trial against a former radio DJ in Colorado.
She said the case made her think of all the sexual assault victims who aren't believed and noted, "we have so much further to go."
If you recall, the jury sided with Taylor, and the amount of money Taylor was awarded was just $1 – and that was on her own accord – she was trying to prove a point that it wasn't the money that mattered – [More]
Jason Aldean Announced As First Headliner at 2019 Tortuga Music Festival
- 8:03 am Tuesday, August 14th, 2018 by Staff Writer
Tortuga Music Festival is not until April, but we've got our hands on one of the first headlining act names!
"The seventh-annual Rock The Ocean's Tortuga Music Festival, in partnership with Live Nation, revealed Jason Aldean as the first headlining act to be announced for the 2019 edition of the festival. The three-day, vacation-vibe experience will take place on April 12, 13, 14 of 2019 on the scenic shores of Fort Lauderdale Beach Park in Florida. Hotel packages (which includes hotel room and festival passes) for the highly-anticipated festival are available now at TortugaMusicFestival.com, with more information including official onsale [More]
Kenny Chesney Breaks Record At Nashville Show
- 7:07 am Monday, August 13th, 2018 by Staff Writer
Kenny Chesney is on a roll! He is setting records left and right but over the weekend he set the attendance record at Nashville's Nissan Stadium! The original record was set by Kenny One Direction in 2014 of 54,249 people and on August 10th Kenny played for 55,182 fans in the home of the Tennessee Titans.
"There's a special energy that happens when you're home,? Chesney said of the show. "This one's for the people who know you, your team, where these songs come from. When they sing the chorus of 'American Kids,' you can feel they know that song in [More]
Jessica Simpson Joined Willie Nelson For First Performance in 9 Years
- 7:03 am Monday, August 13th, 2018 by Staff Writer
Talk about a huge surprise. Willie Nelson really outdid himself by surprising fans by welcoming Jessica Simpson onstage during his show at the Orange County Fair this past Thursday.
"My good buddy Jessica Simpson and I are gonna sing a song together," he told the crowd. The 85-year-old country icon and 38-year-old singer, who co-starred in the 2005 film Dukes of Hazzard, shared a sweet hug and sang "I Will Be Your Fool." Their duet marked the first time that Simpson has performed in nine years. It as also the first time that her kids had seen her sing onstage.
Preston Brust, Of LoCash, & Wife Welcome 2nd Child
- 6:57 am Monday, August 13th, 2018 by Staff Writer
More country babies are here!! LoCash member Preston Brust and his wife Kristen are now parents of two. According to People, the couple welcomed son Legend Wilde Brust on Friday, August 10, at 6:39 p.m. in Nashville. Such a cute and unique name. He weighed eight pounds, one ounce, and measured 19 inches long when he was born. LoCash, who released their new single "Feels Like a Party" on Friday, was scheduled to perform in Ohio that night when Brust got the call his wife was going into labor early. "…And just like that, our hearts have opened up in all [More]
Luke Bryan & Wife Face-plant Into Ground During Son's Birthday Party Activities
- 10:17 pm Sunday, August 12th, 2018 by Staff Writer
We always know that Luke Bryan is down to have a good time. Even at his son Tate's 8th birthday party. Caroline, Luke's wife, posted the video below to Instagram of them riding down a hill on an inflatable shark, being pulled by a lawn mover, and half way down the hill they face-plant into, what looks like, a bale of hay. 😂 She captioned the video saying "That dorsal fin went into places it never should go. Ever!"
Jason Aldean and Family Does Gender Reveal For New Baby
- 9:46 pm Sunday, August 12th, 2018 by Staff Writer
Jason Aldean, his wife, and the whole family did a gender reveal to share with Jason's daughters, the gender of the new baby that's on the way… they took to Instagram to share the video with their fans…
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Writing about food is easy when you find somewhere to rave about. We've had a few let downs over the last two years of blogging, but I've tried to be balanced for everywhere that's featured. The idea of the blog was to trumpet the North East food scene, and I feel we manage to do that for the most part. When you eat out as much as we do it takes a lot to impress us, but last week found a real hidden gem that deserves to be shouted about. On a day where we'd been disappointed by an independent cafe's attitude (see our blog about Navaho Coffee which features an update after the original posting) we subsequently visited an absolute star in Newcastle's City Centre.
Bunker Coffee and Kitchen has been open in Carliol Square since October of last year. I'm rather ashamed to say I've parked many times beside it and didn't notice, even though I was following their Twitter account. Located in a basement, it also has a large event space to the rear. With an industrial style interior, I was surprised at how bright and spacious the cafe is. Each table has a glass bowl centrepiece filled with slips of paper featuring inspirational quotes. This, coupled with the chipboard fixtures and fittings, provided me and Mr. Canny with plenty to talk about while we waited for our order.
The menu is quite simple, but don't let that put you off. Each day features new options depending on what is available seasonally and locally. The Pet Lamb girls provide cakey goodness like 'Slutty Brownies' which, based on the name alone, I had to try.
Catering for omnivores and vegans, the prices were also reasonable. Our two flatbread wraps filled with Beetroot, Squash and Hummus and drinks came to just £13. Speaking with the owner, I know she's a huge advocate of 'plant power' like we are and provides many vegan options on the menu at no extra charge. Rather than alienating potential customers she also has items on the menu that contain meat and dairy so people can exercise freedom of choice. She said it was amazing to see customers making conscious choices about compassionate eating, as well as looking after their own bodies with the clean foods available.
Mr. Canny's Soy Milk Chai Hot Chocolate and the Pet Lamb goodies were our highlights, although the wraps were filling and nutritious. The Slutty Brownie is a mix of their standard gooey brownie and cookie dough, coupled with a hidden Oreo for a super decadent and rather unhealthy finish to lunch. These were not dairy free, but the girls in their Grainger Market store can custom create something which is suitable for those with specific allergies. Bunker's breakfast offering featuring Avocado on Toast and Porridge is limited for a city centre cafe as they are trying to find a chef to cover weekend breakfasts and brunches. If Bunker did a cooked breakfast I'd anticipate queues out of the door!
The cafe is conveniently located with (metered) parking outside so you could quickly nip in and grab something to take away for lunch. Free wifi and its welcoming atmosphere mean Bunker is popular with the freelance worker brigade. I can imagine popping in for a quiet lunch with Dinky through the week, or with a friend to have a relaxed catch up over coffee and brownies. I forsee many visits from the Canny Food family in the future to this fantastic addition to Newcastle's cafe scene.
Thanks for reading,
Pip x
Note: Although located in a basement there is a ramp at the back for wheelchair and pushchair access, as well as being dog-friendly.


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Let me know if you got one for sale.
Let me know if you got one for sale.
Last edited by Painful100; 09-12-2017 at 11:15 PM.
see here: http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com/...zark-Mandolele
Also, another seller here on UU, had 2 threads posting one of these for sale back in July 2017:
You can send a PM to either/both folks by clicking on their name in the header of the post, and in the little pop-up menu, select PRIVATE MESSAGE and the page will load with a new blank COMPOSE PM page with their name filled in as the recipient.
also just FYI - it is strongly recommended to NOT post your email openly in forums, and only do so in person-to-person transactions (like via PM) since the spambots and email harvesting programs usually are spidering and scraping forums for addresses and once you get caught up in one of these lists, or targeted for Identity Theft, it is a nightmare to resolve.
This problem is an epidemic, and has been for years, and similarly you would not want to post your phone number, unless you love getting telemarketing and hang-up calls all day and night, as these same spambot/harvesting programs also scrape for phone numbers too.
Hope this helps.
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thanks. I did message them actually. Heard from one, not the other. Not available anymore.
Thanks for the email tip, i removed it. Maybe you can delete it from your copy of my message? Thanks!
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Bumping in hopes someone has one!
I think the one that sold here a couple of times was sort of a prototype. Seems like there weren't many built (at lest not up until now).
Sorry the link to mine is sold.
Actually I talked with Stentor about the Mandolele a couple of weeks ago. Issue is CITES and that they used Brazilian Rosewood for the Fretboard. They cannot import until they can change that and that will be a while...I'd like one as well
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