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I loved "doing school" as a child. I loved reading books. I spent hours making up my own work to do. I did not love "going to school" all that much. I was a talkative child, a fidgety child, a disruptive child. I had pent up anger and frustration. I lashed out. I wet myself. I tested into Gifted and Talented. Duke University TIP said I was very intelligent.
Yet, as I got older, I scored lower on standardized tests. I ended up in a remedial 8th grade English class at one of the junior high schools I went to; we moved shortly thereafter and I was placed in a gifted English class. I learned Greek and Latin. I learned American Sign Language. I read everything I could lay eyes on. I learned to hate math as the curriculum switched from complex equations to what it took to pass the state mandated exams.
I learned how to skip classes. I learned how to zone out and lose focus. I learned how to BS my way through assignments or not do them at all. Grades didn't matter. I let myself give up academically in the public school arena. I got a Grade A education from books and the internet. I dropped out of high school after trying multiple charter school and public school options. I went to job corps and got a high school diploma and a start at college.
Babies, books, an ex husband, drama, failures and successes, struggles and triumphs…the years went by and I was the proud recipient of an AA, a BA, and an MA. I fumbled, stumbled, and stuttered my way through most of it. I knew how to learn but not how to balance my personal life and my education–I saw them as two opposing forces in my life.
After the completion of my MA, I became a college English professor (pretty nifty for someone once placed in remediation based solely on standardized testing scores for a test I didn't take seriously). I taught three semesters at one university, then life got in the way again for a bit. Now I'm back in the saddle, so to speak, and halfway through a semester at a different university.
Now I'm trying to educate college students who don't know how to learn because they were taught what to learn their whole lives. It's super frustrating, and makes me doubt my career choices at times.
I was miseducated. I do not blame my parents. They didn't know a better way, and only anecdotally knew of what home schooling or jumping ahead a few grades could do to a child, only isolated cases which were the exception to the rule. They could not have known what bullying, teaching to the test, being forced into a the box society says children should fit into, etc. would do to their creative, emotionally charged child. They worked hard to keep the bills paid and kids fed; they also had their vices, as do we all.
I was sure I could do it differently with my own children. I did a ton of research before my first daughter was born. I was determined…to a point. I allowed myself to be swayed by the opinions and thoughts of her father and others. I spanked. I yelled. I grounded. I cursed. I became angry and overwhelmed when, to my chagrin, my daughter turned out to be a mini me. Then her sister came along, followed by her brother. More of me taking all kinds of ad(ded)vice(s).
When my ex husband was arrested and my world turned upside down again, I started looking to Heavenly Father for guidance. I started also looking for better ways to do things. I took parenting classes through the state. I read more books. I did online research. I tried suggestions from the counseling programs, such as at-home behavior charts and rule lists.
Something was still missing from our world. I still resorted to the old ways (or reverted to them) when things didn't work out. I still regressed to my childhood at times. I tried to get on medication myself; I tried putting my kids on it. I tried counseling sessions for all of us. We found a steady church with family centric values. More life got in the way for a while.
This summer, I realized what part of the problem was. I made the decision to home school. I decided to spend more time with my family. I quit my second job. I decided that we could live cheaply and be a family, and I could learn to be a better mom. I did more research, learned more tips and tricks. I stumbled upon a concept I hadn't heard of before: whole life unschooling (WLU).
I'm still very new at all of this, and I'm sure I'm making mistakes by the dozens, but the basic concept is to think of my children as fellow human beings with valid thoughts and feelings, to give them the freedom to choose what they want to do in life and to learn about, and to communicate with them effectively so that we all come away from the discussion feeling listened to and heard. There is a period of what they call deschooling where the parent and child let go for a while to retrain their brains to stop thinking that the public school model and the authoritarian parenting model are the only models. This can take varying lengths of time depending on the family. We may still be in this stage. But I'm already seeing benefits.
I am following the home schooling laws in the state in which I currently reside; my children are exposed to and learning about mathematics, science, history, good citizenship, reading, spelling, etc. but all at once, all the time, in whatever manner works best for them, without forcing.
My eldest loves mathematics, but she also loves movies, so I just ordered her a new DVD that teaches multiplication as a rock song. She's actually super excited about that. Last night we watched several short clips from the 2015 and 2016 Stossel in the Classroom free DVDs. That was social studies, good citizenship, economics, etc. We have tons of science DVDs from Howard Hughes Medical Institute. I'm learning that to help her learn I have to let her choose things which make her happy. She's still reading. She's still writing. She's still drawing. She's still learning. It's not about forcing her to adhere to a boxed curriculum.
My middle child loves to copy words off of canned goods for her writing, reading, and spelling practice. She also loves to do artwork. She just turned 5 on Oct 11, so she wouldn't even be in public kindergarten this year, but at home she can be a kindergartener and learn at her pace.
My baby is 2. In February he will be 3. He is talking up a storm.
With all three of them, though I make mistakes, I am working on making this a whole life thing. Unschooling (or natural learning) is simply child-led learning, but WLU takes it beyond the educating realm. Remember when I said earlier that I thought my personal life and my school life were separate entities? In WLU one can see that they are not, just as one can see that life can't be divided into subjects.
Just yesterday, after a long day of appointments, including a counseling session which left me wishing counseling was NOT in our lives, I successfully discussed with my tantruming 5yo what was upsetting her, what solutions were and were not viable, and what I would like to have happen. I listened to her; she listened to me. She was able to calm down. She buckled herself into her car seat. We had a peaceful ride back home. That evening, one of the Stossel clips provided an opportunity to discuss the situation that had occurred earlier in the day, as well as giving us a fun experiment to try.
I know I'm not a perfect mom. I don't think anyone is. I do know that I love my children, that I'm striving to find a better way to do things. I want my little humans to grow into decent big humans. I want to end the cycle of violence, rage, frustration, and self-deprecation. I want my children to turn to healthy coping mechanisms.
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Van 12 tot en met 16 mei 2010 vierde uitgeverij Cossee in samenwerking met de Balie de zeventigste verjaardag van J.M. Coetzee. Hieronder een terugblik op dit unieke evenement:
Donderdag: Braakland en The Lives of Animals
Vrijdag: Braakland, Opening, The Lives of Animals, De lessen, Disgrace en Dust
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'Nothing could have testified more forcefully to J. M. Coetzee's special relationship with the Netherlands than the determined stoicism with which he endured the three-day festival celebrating him in Amsterdam last week. It began with the surprise conferral, on behalf of the Queen, of a knighthood: the Order of the Dutch Lion, an honour rarely, if ever, awarded to a foreigner.
There followed lectures and discussions of his writing, while he observed in silence from the front row – the kind of experience he has hitherto resolutely avoided. His out-of-character behaviour owes much to his respect for Eva Cossee, the enterprising publisher of his work in Dutch translation. He even allows her to bring out the Dutch translations some months before the English originals appear.
Cossee was the inspiration behind the festival, which also included films, artworks and a theatrical production, and her handsome editions of Coetzee's books were much in evidence. Coetzee has translated Dutch poetry and a Dutch novel, and he began the final event – a reading of a new Elizabeth Costello story – with an address in Dutch. But the story, both funny and searing in its exploration of our relation to animals, to outcasts, to our own dying, reminded us that in the end it's his handling of the English language that we most value him for.'
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Khaama (h/t Jack) The anti-government militant groups including the Taliban frequently use improvised explosive device (IED) as the weapon of their choice to target Afghan and coalition security forces, however innocent civilians are mostly targeted in such attacks.


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NOTE: Download the newest podcast by clicking here. Has MWP played his final game in purple and gold? How hard is it to play with Kobe when the team is losing? Are the Lakers fried mentally? Plus beards, and the ultimate in first world problems.
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For the Lakers — sporting an identical 37-36 record as Utah but behind thanks to the tie-breaker — to grab the Western Conference's final playoff seed, they have to win one more game down the stretch than the Jazz. It won't be easy. We know the L.A. has a tough slog over the final nine games. How does each team's slate match up?
Lakers: @SAC, vs. DAL, vs. MEM, @LAC, vs. NOH, @POR, vs. GSW, vs. SAS, vs. HOU.
Jazz: vs. BRK, vs. POR, vs. DEN, vs. NOH, @GSW, vs. OKC, vs. MIN, @MIN, @MEM.
Both have six home games, though L.A. only has to board two more airplanes after tonight's game in Sacramento. Then again, it's worth noting Utah is 26-9 at home. Both see a healthy dose of contending teams. The Lakers do have one back-to-back remaining (New Orleans and Portland). Utah has none. You could break it down six ways from Sunday trying to determine which is tougher. I'll save some time and say they're basically comparable.
It's Saturday, we've all got things to do.
Friday night, sitting in with the TWC Sportsnet gang, we were asked to predict how the Lakers would fare over their final nine games. Trying to think optimistically, I still had trouble landing at 4-5. Given their physical condition, with Metta World Peace's knee injury tearing a massive hole in an already suspect defense, Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash limping, and the team looking beat down mentally, it's hard to be optimistic. If I'm right, the Lakers likely go home early.
For me to be wrong, a few things need to happen. Tuesday's game glows radioactive on the importance meter. Not only are the Lakers chasing Utah, they can also be caught by Dallas. Beating the Mavs at Staples is critical to doing the former and preventing the latter. But the three most important games on the schedule are Sacramento, New Orleans, and Portland, the final three sub-.500 squads on the schedule.* The Lakers, winners of two games this year against the W.C.'s top five seeds, aren't going to run the table against the six other teams they'll play. Losing to any of the three lottery squads means staying ahead of Utah — remember, tie goes to the Jazz — gets salt mine brutal.**
With that in mind, it's reasonable to say the season, whatever the value, hangs in the balance tonight in Sacramento. It may not be true in the most literal sense, but it's damn close.
*I'm graduating Dallas into the competent team category, based on how they've played to get back in the postseason derby.
**There's an argument that the more humane thing for the Lakers this season would be to go home early. It's something AK, a die-hard fan, has been wondering for a little while, now. Does rooting for them just prolong their suffering? We discuss in the new show linked above.


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07 Jun HOW TO STEP UP YOUR INTERIOR DESIGN GAME
If you're new to the industry and it's taking a little while to gain momentum, or if you feel that you've plato'd in your work, please do not feel discouraged. It takes a LONG time to build an interior design brand.
A very long time.
I've had my interior design firm, House of Bohn, for a little over 7 years. (Some of you will know the company formally as Moeski Design Agency.) Prior to launching this company in 2009, I actually started my first design business in 2007 and back then, without realizing just how many moving parts there are to interior design, I burnt myself out extremely quickly. This forced me to get a corporate job in design before launching 2 years later again as Moeski Design Agency. (One day I may share where that name came from but that a separate blog post entirely.)
The reason I'm relaying this timeline is to illustrate that I've been working on my own in the industry for about 10 years and it's only just now that I feel like I've started to really get a groove with my work and build a brand through interior design.
This past year, I've had a few projects complete (see them here and here) that I am especially proud of and these projects are some that have really reinforced and helped to establish the brand that I've wanted to create. That got me thinking about interior design and inspired me to write a post about stepping up your design game – and how to do it!
If you're interested in learning some of my personal trade secrets and ways to elevate your design game, then keep reading:
Going custom is single-handedly the most important factor in creating a really solid interior design aesthetic. Any designer, and any person for that matter, can walk into a store and pick out a fabulous "designer" chandelier or sofa. And, if you've been at the game for a while like I have been , with a trained eye you can also walk into any space a spot the items that are off-the-shelf "designer."
In my opinion, a space that's completed with custom-designed and made-for-that-space pieces, is far more exciting and far more impressive than a space full of store-bought items.
As a designer, I consider it my job to come up with and create these items. It's all part of the fun! The more opportunities that you can create for yourself to do it within one project, the more that space will be reflective of your own style.
I recently spoke on a panel in Seattle at a "Conversation Stage" with Gray Magazine. I had so much fun talking with other designers about interior design and hospitality spaces, a topic that I'm now well versed in. At one point the discussion turned to budget and a fellow panelist claimed that "budget means nothing." I grabbed the mike and immediately jumped in:
"Budget means everything!"
I really couldn't help myself.
Over the last 10 years I have certainly taken on and extraordinary number of projects that haven't had an enormous budget. Creating an exciting and interesting space on a limited budget is a huge part of being a great designer. I still have a handful of those projects on the go, and I'll definitely continue to take on those kinds of projects in the future. Even when I have a small project budget, I still make a point to service the hell out of that client. It wouldn't be in anyones best interest not too.
But that said, there's just is not a lot that you can do without some kind of a budget to work with. Custom work? Forget it – it's way too expensive. Designer or statement pieces? Probably not – still too expensive. So that doesn't leave you with a lot of options as a designer except pulling together the best you can with the resources that you have.
It's pretty hard to do something magical and amazing if the budget just isn't there. I don't shy away from that conversation when I meet with a potential new client. In fact, I really embrace that discussion because it's good for both of us to be on the same page and to have a common understanding. I'm not in the business of over promising and under delivering, so lets get real here from the get go and talk budget. Let's try to do something amazing together.
This is my new favourite word in the office. Well, I'm not sure if it's new in the office, but we've definitely been using it a lot more.
I really love a "layered" space. What I mean by that is that there's a lot of elements going on and the design itself is complex. If there's pattern, I like there to be multiple patterns in one room that overlap each other. When I'm considering lighting I'm thinking about chandeliers, recessed lighting, ambient lighting, floor lighting and decorative lighting, all in one space. When I'm using color, I like to use many shades of that color and I like to see it repeated in different textures, materials and patterns through one single space.
I'm not a fan of a simple painted wall or one single style of furniture throughout a space. I don't want a space to feel simple and sparse, I want it to be full and exciting!
I love white. White, paint, white texture, white marble – I love it all. White has been a dominant trend over the last few years it's a very timeless approach to design. It's classic, clean and certainly airy and appealing to a wide demographic.
Black on the other hand is dark, edgy, sophisticated and sexy. While black may not appeal to everyone on the onset, when applied correctly it can be beautiful, dramatic, and evoke a sense of emotion that white cannot.
I love white. But I LOVE black. And depending on the space of course, I think every space should have healthy mix of both (or at least high contrast light and dark shades) but you'll want to use each shade in varying proportions.
Even small amount of black, whether just a picture frame, or a window casing, can add a little drama and ground the eye in a very white room. While a hint of white in a very space can suddenly transform a room making it feel clean and fresh.
And a little tip for you – mark my words here… black is going to be the hottest design trend to come!


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Asus has launched the new Zenfone AR in India today, and the smartphone comes with some unique features which are bound to impress the tech enthusiasts and Asus Fans.
The Asus Zenfone AR was first showcased at the CES 2017 in January, and at that point of time, it was the first smartphone to run with 8 GB of Ram. The smartphone is launched in India for a price tag of Rs. 49,990 and is available now.
Top 8 Features of Asus Zenfone AR
1). Support for Google Daydream (Virtual Reality) – With virtual reality gaining momentum in 2017, the Asus Zenfone AR has a major focus towards the virtual reality and is compatible with the Google Daydream virtual reality headset similar to the Google Pixel smartphones.
You can enjoy the VR Games and video content on the Asus Zenfone AR with the purchase of the Google Day dream headset which also gets a discount when you purchase it along with the Asus Zenfone AR. Google daydream headset gets a discount of Rs. 2500 when purchased together with the Asus Zenfone AR as a launch offer.
2). Support for Google Project Tango – The Asus Zenfone AR as the name suggests has support for the Google AR (augmented reality – project tango). Augmented reality is relatively new, and you might have played the pokemon go game which used the augmented reality.
The AR is finding use in many different applications like arhitecture and interior design, and more future Apps will come with different functions to make full use of the technology. Yoiu can explore more about the AR and Daydream in this article I wrote a couple of days back. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 is also optimised to make full use of the Google project tango and daydream by Asus.
3). 3 Rear camera's and a Selfie camera – Asus Zenfone AR comes with a total of 4 camera's; there are 3 cameras at the back. The Zernfone AR boasts of a tri-camera system which has one motion tracking camera, second depth sensing camera and the third 23 Megapixel Sony IMX 318 main camera. The camera comes with f/2.0 aperture and has sapphire glass protection along with fast auto-focus speed that Asus claims to be 0.3 seconds. The rear camera is also capable of recording 4K videos and comes with four axis Optical image stabilisation and 3 Axis EIS.
The front camera is an 8 Mega-pixel f/2.0 aperture lens selfie camera which comes with support for beautification mode and HDR pro mode.
4). Impressive Audio for Audiophiles – The Asus Zenfone AR comes with an audio engine which will excite the audiophiles. The smartphone has got a five-magnet speaker driven by a powerful NXP smart amplifier to ensure there is great experince for VR and listening to music. The Zenfone AR can output 24 Bit High-Resolution Audio, and it comes with a pair of Asus ZenEar S headphones inside the box which can offer virtual 7.1 channel sound output.
5). Performance – The smartphone comes with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 Processor clocked at 2.3 GHz and with the Adreno 506 GPU. There is also whhooping 8 GB of Ram on the Asus Zenfone AR which offers super smooth user experience along with the Android Nougat 7.1 and Zen UI 3.0.
6). Robust Design – The Asus Zenfone AR comes with a metallic design with 79% screen to body ratio which is decent. It has low bezel design, and metallic edges provide strength to the overall frame of the smartphone. The back side has a more tradional leather back cover which offers excellent grip if you are used to fumbling your mobile. Overall it has a sophisticated look and feels with the tri-camera cluster at the back side.
7). Quad HD Display – Asus Zenfone AR comes with a 5.7 Inch Super AMOLED Quad HD Display, with 2560*1440 pixels resolution. The display is sharp and comes with vivid colour reproduction. There is also Corning Gorilla Glass 5 to ensure it stays protected.
Apart from the above-mentioned features, the Asus Zenfone AR comes with 128 GB of internal storage which can be further expanded to 2 TB using the micro-sd card slot. The smartphone has got USB Type C port and support for Bluetooth 4.2.
The Asus Zenfone AR has 4G LTE as well as VOLTE support as well. There is a fingerprint scanner embedded in the home button with 360-degree recognition technology.
The smartphone is powered by a 3300 mAH capacity battery which also comes with the Qualcomm QuickCharge 3.0 support and can charge the smartphone upto 60% in 45 minutes.
The Asus Zenfone AR may appeal to Asus fans and buyers looking for AR and VR capabilities in a smartphone. Overall it is a bit different niche focused smartphone compared to the most other mobiles in the premium segment. Apart from the AR and VR experience, the camera and general performance will decide it's success in the Indian market.
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Raleigh, North Carolina, is a well-planned capital city that?s connected in many ways to nearby Durham and Chapel Hill. Known for great basketball and music, the city is home to nearly 450,000 people. More than 1,200,000 reside in the metropolitan area. Nicknamed City of Oaks due to its tree-lined downtown streets, Raleigh has a relaxed, Southern vibe.
With its high concentration of universities, including North Carolina State University (N.C.?s largest), Duke University (in Durham) and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the Raleigh area has its fair share of highly educated residents. Raleigh is home to one of the most prominent high-tech development centers in America, the 7,000-acre Research Triangle Park. Over companies employing nearly 60,000 people are concentrated in the research park, including IBM, Ericsson and Cisco Systems. Other top employers in Raleigh include government agencies, universities and hospitals such as WakeMed Health and Hospitals and Rex Healthcare.
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Reading, MA Local Girl Scout Troops 73290 and 71305 recently tapped Reading business owners Erin Calvo-Bacci and Lisa Serrano for their expertise in order to earn their Business Owner, Junior Level merit badges.
The business owners addressed the girls at a recent Scout meeting, answering their questions about how they started their own businesses. Calvo-Bacci is the owner of Bacci Chocolate Design of Swampscott, parent company of The Chocolate Truffle of Reading. Serrano, a registered dietician, is the former owner of The Growing Gourmet, which taught cooking and nutrition to preschool and elementary school age children.
Troop Leader Harriett Lyons said the program supported the goal of the Girl Scouts of America, to teach girls to be assertive and to prepare them for their future.
"Erin and Lisa were perfect guest speakers because they exhibit the skills we try to teach our Girl Scouts," she said.
To earn their badges, the girls were required to come up with a business idea, and then learn the steps they would need to take to bring it to fruition, Lyons said. The girls had many ideas, including designing clothing, renting space in a barn for horses, and designing jewelry.
"We talked with Erin and Lisa about how they came up with their ideas for their businesses, and they gave them the idea that they could make money doing something they love," Lyons said.
The girls learned how to develop a rudimentary business plan, determine who their customers would be, and how much to charge for their products.
"It was really encouraging to see and to listen to girls at age 10 who don't know anything about business, have great ideas and a great entrepreneurial spirit," said Calvo-Bacci.
The girls will complete their experience with a walk around Reading's downtown, visiting with businesses owned by other women, Lyons said.
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Crime: Series of masturbation, public indecency incidents reported off-campus
The knock on the basement window couldn't have come at a worse time.
It was past midnight and Lauren Tepe and her roommates had just finished watching "American Horror Story" in the basement of their off-campus house, Tepe recalled.
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Hard news: Ohio State student tackled on field faces $100 fine, counseling
About 5 seconds.
That's roughly the time Ohio State student Anthony Wunder spent sprinting down the Ohio Stadium field in the middle of an OSU football game, but that's all the time it took to land him a court-ordered fine and months of required counseling.
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Soft news: 1-year anniversary of 'Stranger in the Basement'
At the bottom of the basement stairs, behind a locked door, lived a man named Jeremy. For months, Jeremy lived in secret. He didn't know his roommates, and his roommates certainly didn't know him.
So goes the infamous story of "The Stranger in the Basement."
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Ohio State passwords now last twice as long
It's been suspenseful. It's been trying. Some might say it's been a long time coming.
The password expiration date at Ohio State is being extended.
Bob Gribben, a director of service operations for the Office of the Chief Information Officer, announced OSU's password expiration window will change from 90 days to 180 days via Twitter on July 24.
Immediately after, a chorus of "HALLELUJAH" tweets sprinkled with prayer emojis from OSU students started flying.
Profile: University Police have new big dog on campus
The newest officer on the Ohio State University Police force doesn't carry a gun. She doesn't need handcuffs or a bulletproof vest. Her only gear is a bowl, a leash and her nose.
Rita the K-9 is a German Shepherd and the newest member of University Police. As an officer, she's tasked with one job and one job only: finding bombs.
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In-Depth Series: Booze, books and the balance: Businesses, bars near campus rake in big bucks
Books, bank and booze.
Three things many students consider quintessential to the college experience — and all items that can be found on High Street. Yet of all three college "necessities," it appears the latter is the most abundant.
Sprinkled across a 1.2-mile stretch of the University District's portion of High Street lie two bookstores, four banks and more than 20 bars.
And that's not including bars in the University District located about six blocks or less off High Street. Tack those bars onto the count, and the total number of off-campus bars jumps to roughly 30.
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This is a partner based workout. 2 people are to complete a total of 200 (100 each) dead-hang pull-ups. Reps must be completed alternatively one rep at a time.
Person 1 jumps to bar, completes 1 rep, drops off bar then person 2 jumps to bar, completes 1 rep, drops off bar - repeat this cycle until 100 reps have been completed per person.
Pull-Up - must start as dead-hang to chin over bar for rep to count. Any grip allowed (I would advise changing grip throughout).
Aim to complete total reps in less than 15 minutes.
Darryl & Kirk : Completed in 9:56
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Fall 2017 Lecture Series
The Old Barracks is pleased to host lectures and discussions
by leading historians and authors on a variety of subjects
sponsored by the Society of Sons of the Revolution in the State of New Jersey.
Lectures are free to attend, and pre-orders for books are encouraged.
Please call Marianne Brown at 609-777-3599.
by leading historians and authors on a variety of subjects
sponsored by the Society of Sons of the Revolution in the State of New Jersey.
Lectures are free to attend, and pre-orders for books are encouraged.
Please call Marianne Brown at 609-777-3599.
Brandywine: A Military History of the Battle that Lost Philadelphia
but Saved America, September 11, 1777
Michael Harris
Saturday, September 23 | 1 PM
Reception at 12:30 PM
WINNER, 2015, American Revolution Round Table of Richmond Book Award Brandywine Creek calmly meanders through the Pennsylvania countryside today, but on September 11, 1777, it served as the scenic backdrop for the largest battle of the American Revolution, one that encompassed more troops over more land than any combat fought on American soil until the Civil War. Long overshadowed by the stunning American victory at Saratoga, the complex British campaign that defeated George Washington's colonial army and led to the capture of the capital city of Philadelphia was one of the most important military events of the war. Michael C. Harris's impressive Brandywine: A Military History of the Battle that Lost Philadelphia but Saved America, September 11, 1777, is the first full-length study of this pivotal engagement in many years.
Crossroads of the Revolution: Trenton 1774-1783
Larry Kidder
Tuesday, September 26 | 7 PM
Reception at 6:30 PM
Larry Kidder will present a lecture on his new book "Crossroads of the Revolution: Trenton 1774-1783" with a strong focus on the role of the Trenton Barracks. The story of Trenton during the American Revolution is a microcosm of the struggles faced by ordinary Americans during the Revolution, struggles intensified by Trenton's geographic location in the State which saw more military activity than others and on a road constantly used to move and supply armies. Life in Trenton connected to just about every aspect of the Revolution. The story of the people who lived in Trenton, or who spent time there because of the Revolution, helps us better understand the hitherto untold importance of their town beyond the one well known day of battle.
Eyewitness Images from the American Revolution
Arthur Lefkowitz
Tuesday, October 10 | 7 PM
Reception at 6:30 PM
Most images depicting the American Revolution are historically inaccurate nineteenth- and twentieth-century recreations. Historian Arthur S. Lefkowitz is working to change this. Lefkowitz gathered images from artists who were eyewitnesses to the events of our War for Independence. His research in museums and private collections in the United States, Canada, and Europe spanned years and brought together both professional and amateur artist renditions, including those from British officers. With over one hundred examples of "eyewitness" artwork, Lefkowitz draws readers into our nation's fight for independence, appealing to those interested in American history and art history alike.
Manufacturing Independence:
Industrial Innovation in the American Revolution
Robert Smith
Saturday, October 21 | 1 PM
Reception at 12:30 PM
The American colonies were not logistically prepared for revolution and this became painfully obvious in war's first years. Trade networks were destroyed, inflation undermined the economy, and American artisans could not produce or repair enough weapons to keep the Continental Army in the field. The Continental Congress responded to this crisis by mobilizing the nation's manufacturing sector for war. Congress initiated an innovative program of munitions manufacturing under the Department of the Commissary General of Military. The colonies were able to provide their military with the arms it needed to fight, survive, and outlast the enemy. But this manufacturing system not only successfully supported the Continental Army, it also demonstrated new production ideas to the nation.
Fatal Sunday:
George Washington, the Monmouth Campaign, and the Politics of Battle
Garry Wheeler Stone
Tuesday, October 24 | 7 PM
Reception at 6:30 PM
Garry Wheeler Stone will present a lecture titled "Monmouth: The Battle that Silenced Washington's Critics" based off the research in Fatal Sunday, which he co-authored with Mark Lender. Stone is a retired New Jersey State Park Service historian and an expert on the cultural geography of the battlefield.
Historians have long considered the Battle of Monmouth one of the most complicated engagements of the American Revolution. Fought on Sunday, June 28, 1778, Monmouth was critical to the success of the Revolution. It also marked a decisive turning point in the military career of George Washington. Without the victory at Monmouth Courthouse, Washington's critics might well have marshaled the political strength to replace him as the American commander-in-chief. Authors Mark Edward Lender and Garry Wheeler Stone argue that in political terms, the Battle of Monmouth constituted a pivotal moment in the War for Independence.


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3 ways that kids handle winter better than adults
Do you find yourself grumbling about snowfall warnings or griping about shovelling the driveway? If you've lost your winter mojo and need some inspiration, look no further than your kids. Here are three ways that kids handle winter way better than adults:
1. Kids bundle up.
Or, more accurately, we parents and caregivers bundle them properly. We send our little ones to school fully Thinsulated in snow pants, jackets, boots, mittens, and cozy hats with ear flaps. In contrast, we're completely impractical when we dress ourselves, choosing to suffer for fashion or vanity.
I grew up in Winnipeg, so dressing in layers is instinctive, and even a point of pride. There's a smugness that comes with outsmarting the cold with polar fleece, wool socks, fur-lined hoods and long underwear. As a bonus, today's winter outerwear uses high-tech fabrics and is more stylish than ever before.
I am such a believer in dressing for the weather that it bothers me when kids' movies portray it as unnecessary. In Disney's Frozen, why was Elsa wearing a prom dress when she lived in an ice palace? In Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it seemed highly unfair that Chewie gave Han Solo a parka, but Rey had to do battle in the snow wearing her desert garb (featuring sleeves that were nothing more than glorified Tensor bandages). Kids, don't try that at home.
2. Kids keep moving.
They don't stand around letting the cold seep into their bones; they're way too busy exploring, sliding, digging, constructing a fort, or building a snowman. Let's bring back winter play and rediscover winter's fun side.
Physiologically, it's harder to get cold when you're in motion. Have you gone sledding with kids lately? It's a heart-pumping, body-warming workout. Or, if you're looking for something with less of an incline, even a short walk will give you a mood-boosting combination of physical activity, fresh air and sunshine.
3. Kids are genuinely excited about winter.
On the first snowfall of the year, kids yelp with delight while adults groan in the background. Visit any elementary schoolyard around 3:00 pm, and you'll see parents shivering and lamenting the wind chill as their kids burst out the doors and beg to play on the snow hill.
Try to let a little of their enthusiasm rub off on you. As adults, there is a tendency to underappreciate the beauty of giant snowflakes clinging to evergreen branches or overlook the fascinating formations created by snow and ice. Recently, I caught myself trudging down the sidewalk, calling impatiently for my five-year-old to catch up. When I looked back, I realized he was absorbed in carefully making footprints in the untouched snow. I immediately chided myself for misplacing my sense of childlike wonder.
Follow the kids' lead, and don't be a winter wimp. The time you spend outdoors can also help you check off winter activities from the ParticipACTION 150 Play List. This is Canada, after all – put on your toque and join the fun!


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What better location than the lakeside lawns of Cheshire's Capesthorne Hall to revel in the music and culture of the greatest decade that ever was? Legendary artists, pop-up venues and a whole lot more awaits at Rewind North.
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Easily create your own Vocaloid music video with AHS's Charamin Studio
2013.09.10 09:18:14 by andy category : Vocaloid Tags :AHS Music Video Vocaloid
Vocaloid/Voiceroid creator AHS has announced the release of a user-friendly 3D character manipulation/music video creator titled "Charamin Studio" (キャラミん Studio).
The software comes with several 3D models such as GUMI and Yuzuki Yukari, and users will be able to create a music video just by loading a song file and selecting a character and stage. Although the software choreographs a routine automatically, the dance routine and camera movement can then be customized by the user. Additional characters, stages, and dance moves can be downloaded through the charamin store.


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I have the tablet and a lot of random plugs here and I want to match the correct plug to the tablet.
You should be able to use any power adapter for your android device, as the majority of them are cross compatible. The only thing is that you may not get the ability to charger your device using the fast charging feature in some chargers. Otherwise you should be fine.
I tried my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge's Adaptive Fast Charger (EP-TA20UWE) but the tablet seemed to default to trickle charge mode. It took 30 minutes to get to 3%.
Anyway, I found the plug in the end. It has the Lenovo logo on it. Charges the tablet very quickly
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This Wendy hat
The irony of my life- I am surrounded by lost boys and pirates (dangerous lost boys). They seem to just flock to me and I can't beat them away with stick. (Mostly because my eyes do that sparkling thing and my smile engrosses my entire head). I DON'T WANT YOU, YOU LOST BOYS! (I am throwing a huge foot stomping tantrum).
There... I said it! I don't want the douchebag, the jerk, or the social reject.
I want the nice guy! The one that makes you feel like you are a better person just because he sent you a text that day. Don't even get me started about how uplifted you feel when you are actually with him and having a conversation.
EVERYONE I have ever met, has brought me down. Even the slightest degree. Well maybe not EVERYONE and down - but never uplifted.
However, there is that person that makes you want to be perfect, because he is perfect.
Obviously, no one is really perfect. But it is a rarity for me to not see fault in a boy. I have ways of sniffing out the skeletons from boys' closets.
So I have seen this infamous perfect creature hidden in this creep filled world. It is almost like seeing a unicorn slide down a rainbow.
Here's the issue... I am not used to actually having to work for a relationship that I want. Well... I haven't really even wanted a relationship until this point. I am at the cross roads. I am graduating from college, and now it is time for me to start a grown up life.
I have know the perfection "subject" for only a small amount of time.
Super funny.... but I actually married this perfect subject almost a year ago. It is a long story all on its own... But I will write how this Wendy Bird stopped flying away and found her Man.
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Smelly Pirate Fish
UPDATE! Now with 3D Viewer! See Below!!!
Something fishy about space today. Drunken space pirate fish. 3d art sculpture fantasy art. Background is 3d art from theStrange Geometries Collection of Fine Fantasy Art Dabbles. Smelly Pirate Fish, "in space' is from theDimensions collection of 3d fine art dabbles.
Below: Industrial looking, steampunk like, metallic, drunken, dirty Pirate Fish! Very rustic, abstract, almost goth or ancient looking 3d sculpture of a fish is fine 3d fantasy art by Rybird of Dabble Bird. available as print, framed, art or canvas at Art Pal here.
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When Donald Trump decided to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, everyone knew that he was going to get a tremendous amount of criticism from the rest of the world. In fact, things got so crazy that even the Pope was criticizing him. But in Israel, Trump is now regarded as a national hero. Large signs with the message "God Bless Trump" have gone up all around Jerusalem, and now we have learned that a new train station that will be constructed very close to the Western Wall will actually be named after Trump. The following comes from the Jerusalem Post… (Read More...)
The Middle East
War With Russia? The Russians Announce Any U.S. Warplanes Flying Over Syria Will Be Treated As 'Targets'
Is the escalating conflict in Syria setting the stage for World War III with Russia? On Sunday, a U.S. Navy F-18 shot down a Syrian Army SU-22 near Raqqa. This represents a major escalation by U.S. forces, because this is the very first time that the U.S. military has shot down a Syrian warplane since the civil war began back in 2011. Needless to say, the Russians were not pleased by this at all. In fact, according to the Independent the Russians have just announced that all U.S. warplanes flying over Syria will now be treated as "targets" by the Russian military… (Read More...)
End Time Persecution Is Here: Russia Just Banned Evangelism And China Has Torn Down 1000s Of Crosses
We always knew that this was coming. For years, the horrifying persecution of Christians in the Middle East has made headlines all over the globe, but now we are seeing very disturbing examples of government-sanctioned persecution literally all over the planet. As you will read about below, Russia just banned virtually all types of evangelism outside of a church or religious site. And China has been tearing down thousands of crosses and has been demolishing dozens of churches in a renewed crackdown on the growth of Christianity in that nation. Overall, there are 53 countries that now have laws that restrict the Christian faith according to one recent report. When are we going to wake up and realize what is happening? (Read More...)
UN Rejects Israel's Claim To The Golan Heights As Top Rabbis Await The Messiah's Imminent Arrival
The UN Security Council has unanimously rejected Israel's claim to sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and this is likely to cause tensions in the Middle East to rise even higher. On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boldly declared "that the Golan Heights will remain under Israel's sovereignty permanently." After close to 50 years of control over the Golan Heights, this should not have been much of a shock. But the Arab world immediately went into an uproar, and the UN Security Council has taken action. In a unanimous decision, the UN Security Council has announced that Israel's claims to the Golan Heights are "null and void and without international legal effect." (Read More...)
49 Countries Met In Brussels Earlier This Month To Discuss A Ground Invasion Of Syria
Have the U.S government, Saudi Arabia and their allies been secretly plotting a massive ground invasion of Syria? Earlier this month, defense ministers from 49 countries gathered at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium to talk about what to do in Syria. As you will see below, Saudi Arabia's defense minister is now admitting that a ground invasion was discussed at this meeting. Of course the goal of any invasion would be regime change in Syria, and that is something that the Syrian army, Iran, Hezbollah and Russia are simply not going to allow. So what the U.S. government, Saudi Arabia and their allies are contemplating could literally be the spark that sets off World War III. (Read More...)
World War III Starts In The Middle East? Saudi Arabia And Turkey Consider A Ground Invasion Of Syria
Are Saudi Arabia and Turkey about to send ground troops into Syria? If so, how will Russia, Iran and the Syrian government respond? In 2016, Syria has become ground zero for a conflict that has been raging for centuries. For more than a thousand years, the Sunnis and the Shiites have been wrestling with one another for control of the Middle East. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and other Sunni nations had hoped to turn Syria into a Sunni nation, and for years they have been funding and arming ISIS and other Sunni insurgent groups in an attempt to overthrow the Assad regime. Initially the Assad regime was losing quite a bit of ground, but the tide turned once the Syrians invited the Russians and the Iranians to help them. Of course the Iranians have their own long-term goals. Once Assad leaves power, the Iranians hope to turn Syria into a truly Shiite nation that is run and dominated by Hezbollah. At this moment, the Sunnis and losing and the Shiites are winning. Relentless Russian airstrikes have enabled Syrian, Iranian and Hezbollah ground forces to advance, and now they have surrounded Aleppo. Before the war Aleppo was the largest city in Syria, and if it falls, the war will be very close to over. (Read More...)
The Pope Says This Christmas Is A 'Charade' And That For Some People 'It May Be Their Last'
Pope Francis sure does say a lot of strange things. I don't think that any other Pope throughout history has ever called Christmas a "charade" or has suggested that for many people this Christmas "may be their last". What in the world would cause Pope Francis to adopt such an ominous tone? Without a doubt, the leader of the largest religious organization in the entire world would be privy to information that would not be available to ordinary people like you and I. Could it be possible that he is aware of something that is coming that is going to dramatically change life on this planet? What we do know is that our world is becoming increasingly unstable. World War III threatens to erupt in the Middle East at any time, the number of terror attacks around the globe continues to increase, earthquake activity continues to rise, giant cracks are opening up in the ground all over the world, and we are rapidly plunging into a brand new global financial crisis. There is certainly a lot to be concerned about, but what would make the Pope so glum that he would actually call Christmas a "charade"? (Read More...)
79 percent of evangelicals believe 'violence across the Middle East is a sign that the end times are nearer'
Is the return of Jesus Christ getting closer? According to a survey conducted by the Brookings Institute's Center for Middle East Policy entitled "American Attitudes Toward The Middle East And Israel", 79 percent of all evangelical Christians in America believe that "the unfolding violence across the Middle East is a sign that the end times are nearer". In addition, the survey also discovered that evangelical Christians are also far more likely to be pro-Israel than the population as a whole, and most of them believe that Israel will control more territory than it currently possesses before Jesus comes back. Many "secular" Americans may find this strange, but evangelical Christians really do view everything that is going on in the Middle East through the lens of Bible prophecy. The vast majority of evangelicals truly believe that Jesus is actually coming back to our world, and most of them are fully convinced that Israel is going to play a leading role in the events of the last days. (Read More...)
Will The Discovery Of Huge Amounts Of Oil In Israel Lead To War In The Middle East?
Billions of barrels of oil have been discovered in Israel, and this discovery could essentially make Israel energy independent for many decades to come. But there is just one problem. This discovery was made in the Golan Heights. If you are not familiar with the Golan Heights, it is an area that Israel took from Syria during the Six-Day War of 1967. The government of Israel considers the Golan Heights to now be part of Israeli territory, but the United Nations does not recognize Israel's claim. Instead, the UN still recognizes Syrian sovereignty over that area. So now that massive amounts of oil have been discovered there, what will this do to tensions in the region? Could this discovery of oil help set the stage for World War III? (Read More...)


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Everclear Tickets
In celebration of ten years as a band, seminal alternative legends Everclear are back on the road with an all new tour. ShowTime Tickets has an excellent selection of tickets for all venues on their current tour. Frontman Art Alexakis has recruited a steller new touring band (including drummer Brett Snyder, guitarist Dave French and bassist Sam Hudson. They've also recently added keyboard player Josh Crawley to the line-up. Don't miss your chance to catch these 90's rock legends live!
Hear all your favorite hits live. The current tour will feature much of Everclear's most popular material including Santa Monica, Everything to Everyone, Volvo Driving Soccer Mom, I Will Buy You A New Life and Heroin Girl. To view Everclear concert tickets, click 'Find Tickets' beside the venue of your interest. Then, to buy Everclear tickets online, simply select your seating. It's that easy to order your concert tickets online!