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Mother's Day Gifts for Moms Over 80
What to Get for the Mother Who Has Everything on Mother's Day
As our parents age, it can be difficult to come up with a holiday, birthday or Mother's Day gift that is useful, that they don't already have and that they have space for, particularly if they are downsizing. Your mom probably doesn't need another sweater or blouse if she has a closet full of clothes she rarely wears. She also probably doesn't need another kitchen gadget if she has a fully stocked kitchen.
Here are some gifts that my elderly clients have appreciated from their families, as well as some new ideas to help you find something to make your mom happy this Mother's Day.
Before you run out and buy something, know that across the board, most every mom I know, from 30 – 100, just wants an expression of love. Whether you send her a heartfelt card or letter, have a heart-to-heart phone call, spend time with her or frame a photo for her, show her you love her. You don't need to spend a lot of money to make your mom happy on Mother's Day.
Mother's Day Gift Guide for Moms Who Have Everything
Is there something that your mother has that needs replacing or an upgrade? Sometimes they don't even realize that they need something replaced. Here are some ideas:
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- Phone: Is your mom using an old cell phone that doesn't even hold a charge? Consider getting her a new phone and a certificate for tutoring by you or your child to help her set it up and learn how to use it. If your mom has an old land-line but has a hard time dialing numbers, consider getting her a new phone with large buttons.
- Linens: I don't know why, but people have a tough time parting with old sheets and towels. Up until recently, my mom still had towels from when I was growing up. And, truth be told, my husband and I were still using our "wedding" towels we received 11 years ago until very recently. Could your mom use new sheets or towels? This is a great replacement gift since you can get rid of the old to make room for the new, rather than just adding more clutter.
- Gadgets: Is your mother having a difficult time with her manual can opener due to arthritis? Why not buy her a nice mechanical can opener. Does she enjoy apples but have a difficult time eating them off the core or slicing them? Pick up an apple corer! Are there other kitchen appliances that are difficult for her to use or inefficient for a small household? My parents use a small crock pot when they are cooking for just the two of them, versus the larger one that they use when they are cooking for the entire family. If your parent struggles to reach things from high shelves, consider a home reacher tool.
What other items around the house can you replace or upgrade?
Subscriptions and Restocking:
If your mother is over 80, chances are, shopping isn't as easy as it used to be. Whether she is still driving or not, it can be difficult to get out and purchase items on a regular basis. Setting her up for a subscription service – whether for practical or luxury items – will be a nice treat for her. Here are some of the possibilities.
- Food subscription service: Between fruit-of-the-month, CSA (community supported agriculture) boxes, snack food subscriptions or bacon of the month, you should be able to find something that would be a nice treat or necessity for your mom. She'll enjoy getting a special delivery every month.
- Luxury subscriptions: Is your mom still into beauty products? Why not sign her up for a beauty box subscription. You can also brighten her home with a monthly flower subscription or, if she still enjoys a glass of wine with dinner, why not get her a wine club membership?
- Entertainment: You can purchase a Netflix or Hulu subscription for your mother, provided you show her how to use it. You can also get her a Kindle Unlimited subscription so that she can read as many e-books as she'd like each month. This is great for a bookworm who doesn't have transportation to the library!
If you can't afford an annual subscription or there isn't a subscription that would work for your mom, you can always create your own with Amazon Subscribe and Save.
Mother's Day Gifts for a Mother with Dementia:
If your mother has dementia, it can be even more difficult to find the right gift. Here are some ideas that she will enjoy:
- Music: Purchase CDs or load an iPod with your mom's favorite music. Music has been known to shift moods, manage stress-induced agitation and stimulate positive interactions.
- Favorite Food: While she may not remember what she ate for breakfast yesterday, she will enjoy the pleasure of eating her favorite food in that moment. Did your mother have a favorite chocolate or dessert? Is there a snack or food that always took her back to her childhood? Regardless of her stage of dementia, she can still enjoy eating her favorite treats.
- Fragrance: Did your mom have a signature perfume or have a favorite floral smell? Purchase a lotion or small bottle of perfume for her to enjoy. The fragrance may bring back memories, but even if it doesn't, she will likely enjoy the fragrance.
- Cozy Items: Purchase cozy non-slip slippers or a new throw for your mom to enjoy. She can enjoy the tactile feel of her new cozy items.
While it can be difficult to find a nice gift for an aging parent, you don't have to pull your hair out. There are plenty of things she may enjoy, even if she is downsizing her home or is homebound. Do you have home run gifts that you've given your mom?


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David M. Schizer is Dean and the Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law and the Harvey R. Miller Professor of Law and Economics. He is the 14th dean of Columbia Law School. He spoke to the Class of 2010 on Graduation Day.
Congratulations, Class of 2010. There are very few days in your life that you will always remember, and today is one of them. You have worked very hard for many years to reach this milestone. You have grown professionally and personally during your time at Columbia, and you have forged friendships that will last a lifetime.
You now join a very special group—the graduates of Columbia Law School. Members of the Class of 1960, who will celebrate their 50th reunion next month, have marched with you today in order to welcome you to our alumni community. Please join me in thanking them for being with us today.
You deserve enormous credit for your successes at Columbia, but, as you know, there are others in your lives who share this credit with you. Your loved ones and friends have supported you in so many vital ways. This is a day to celebrate them, and to let them celebrate you.
Sometimes, when we reach the end of something, we feel relieved and even happy. Later this month, I know I will feel that way about the final episode of Lost. No matter how many times I watch that show, I simply have no idea what is going on.
Seriously, though, I doubt that you have only positive feelings about leaving Columbia. I am sure that you are ready, even restless, to move on to new challenges. But you will miss the intellectual engagement you've found here, and the mentors and friends who have shared it with you.
You also leave us to enter an unusually tight job market, and to join a wider world full of problems. In the past month alone, we have seen a volcanic eruption, an oil spill, and a car bomb in Times Square.
As I'm sure you know, you don't have the luxury of saying, "Yes, these are difficult challenges, and I hope those responsible for dealing with them will do so wisely," because your profession, perhaps more than any other, has this responsibility. As graduates of this Law School, you will be called upon over the course of your careers to address the most pressing challenges of your time. Sooner than you may realize, others will depend upon you to lead.
This may sound daunting, but you should keep in mind that every graduating class before you has been in this position. It's also worth remembering that many have faced harder times than you. I know you might be skeptical about this claim. The challenges of the past can sometimes seem easy to manage, if only because theywere, in fact, managed. But if we filter out the glow of hindsight and nostalgia, we can see how difficult the challenges were.
For example, in May of 1970, the world seemed to be unraveling. There were demonstrations against the trial of Black Panther Bobby Seale in New Haven. Days later, President Nixon announced an action by American troops in Cambodia. In response to this escalation of the Vietnam War, there were violent clashes at Kent State, where four people were killed, and at Jackson State, where two others died. A friend from the Class of 1970, who is here celebrating his son's graduation, told me that many of his classmates boycotted their graduation in order to protest these developments.
Let's go back another 10 years. May of 1960 was also an anxious time. In the beginning of the month, the Soviet Union shot down an American U-2 spy plane. (My guess, by the way, is that the band was named for the plane, but the plane was definitely not named for the band.) A few days later, the Soviets launched their fourth Sputnik satellite into space. These two events created a sense that the Soviet Union had taken the lead in missile technology, and that this "missile gap" was going to increase the risk of nuclear war.
Twenty years earlier was an even more frightening time. In May 1940, days before the Class of 1940 graduated, Nazi Germany launched an invasion of France through the Low Countries. Within days, the British Army had to be evacuated at Dunkirk. By late June, the French would surrender. Seventy years ago yesterday, the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill, famously told Parliament that he had "nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat," and that their policy would be, as he put it, "to wage war against a monstrous tyranny, never surpassed in the dark and lamentable catalogue of human crime."
With this window on the experiences of these other graduating classes, I hope I have persuaded you that the problems we face today are hardly unprecedented. In ways, they are considerably less ominous than the burdens borne by other generations.
But I don't want you to think my parting message to you is: "It may be bad today, but at least it's not as bad as World War II." I actually mean to be a good deal more upbeat than that.
For one thing, the challenges you face have a very significant silver lining. Even though you have had a harder time finding a job than most classes—through no fault of your own, obviously—you begin the next phase of your careers with a maturity and a sense of purpose that ordinarily take longer to develop. This is a manifestation of the broader truth that every challenge we surmount makes us stronger. There is a certain wisdom and a steadiness that come with enduring and overcoming difficult times. We also learn to savor good times all the more once we have seen our share of hard times.
This brings me to another important point. Although the Classes of 1940, 1960, and 1970 began their careers in tense times, they have since had their share of exhilarating experiences, many of which were almost unimaginable at the time they graduated. How many members of the Class of 1940 would have guessed on their graduation day that they would someday send a fax or an email? How many members of the Class of 1960 expected to see the dismantling of the Berlin Wall or the triumph of the Civil Rights movement? I hope and expect that your future holds the same promise and possibilities.
Of course, the future is impossible to predict. Some things turn out worse than we expect. This is a truth that any Mets fan (like me) understands. More seriously, most of us didn't predict 9/11 or the severity of the recent economic crisis. No doubt, there are other challenges ahead that we haven't anticipated. At the same time, some things turn out better than we expect. Do you remember the dire predictions about Y2K or the H1N1 virus which, fortunately, were not realized?
The truth is, uncertainty is a fact of life. We have to learn to live with it and, when possible, to turn it to our advantage. In that spirit, I want to repeat the wise advice of last year's graduation speaker, Gray Davis, Class of 1967: "You cannot control what life brings your way," Governor Davis said. "The best you can do is to try to control your reaction to it."
As you decide how to react, remember that nothing is more important than following your conscience and being true to your values. The most inspiring people are not just incredibly talented, but also incredibly decent. That is a rare and powerful combination, which makes me think of Al Rosenthal, a former dean of the Law School who passed away this year. Al believed that true excellence could not be attained without honesty and compassion, and we should all aspire to follow his example.
This means that you need to be committed to more than just your own personal success. You will live a very full life in the coming years, and competing demands will pull you in many directions. Time is the most precious resource you will have, and as you choose how to spend it, keep faith with the people you love and with the dreams that brought you here.
The years will go much faster than you expect, and you only get one chance at all this. Very few people are given the opportunity that you will have to help shape the future. I know you will make the most of this rare opportunity. Congratulations, and thank you all.

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The Swing Catalyst team looks forward to visiting Seoul later this month!
Swing Catalyst will be part of the Level 1 BioSwing Dynamics Certification with Mike Adams, Terry Rowles and Swing Catalyst Research Director Dr. Scott Lynn from March 20 to 22. We will bring the brand new Balance Plate 3 (includes Vertical Force by pressure) to the seminar and of course demonstrate the Swing Catalyst video software with a range of different high-speed cameras.
KLPGA members please contact Jong-Hwan Choi ([email protected]) for more info.
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I know I've mentioned before that summertime is my favorite season –it still is! Road trips, picnics, lazy days at the beach or pool, swimming, fishing, kayaking, and warm sunshine… love it all! #1 in my book though are family vacations. Growing up, my family always drove to our destination. Before getting our large station wagon, we fit 8 people (2 parents, 5 kids & 1 grandma) in a small 6 person car – 3 in front, 3 in back, and 2 of us (yes, I was one of the lucky ones) on the floor of the back seat. Funny thing is, I kind of liked it. It was an adventure! I still love road trips, with a little more comfort now – at least a seat of my own. :) I feel so grateful for the wonderful trips we had growing up….
Disneyland in the early 1960's, & YES - that's really Walt Disney!
We actually got a picture with Walt Disney! How awesome is that?!! He was walking around the park, so my mom asked him if he would take a picture with us, (dad didn't want her to bother him) :) luckily she did and Walt agreed. We don't know the boy he's holding – perhaps his grandson. (Looks like the boy's interested in me though – haha!) I just love how dressed up we are too!
Grand Canyon
Grand Tetons & Jenny Lake … and again years later
Times certainly have changed! Everyone's lives are so busy, but we continue to plan vacations and family reunions. We live in different cities, but it's nice that we are all connected through our electronic devices, (Email, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram). We still try to connect in person each year too. This year's family reunion was held at Zion National Park in Utah. What an amazing, gorgeous place to visit.
44 out of 66 of us were able to make it this year. We enjoyed our time together… playing games, hiking, cooking, and just being together. Memories made (even an engagement - Congrats Nicole & Caleb!). Summer has begun to wind down, vacations are ending and schools have started back up. As we get back into our routines, I hope you are able to appreciate and enjoy each and every day!
Until next year …
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Here's the first television commercial I graded from A to Z over at SHED:
The grading was done using Autodesk Lustre, part of the Flame Premium family. Coming from an Adobe After Effects and Apple Color world, it was quite scary and mind boggling at first… but when you overcome the strange user interface and the different architecture, it works great.
Director Ben Steiger Levine was very fun to work with and was open to suggestions while knowing what he wanted at the same time. Once we found that winter look we wanted for both the exterior and interior shots, we pretty much stuck to it and made sure that every shot looked good.
Congrats to the 3D guys who did an amazing job on the squirrel. I mean… look at that hair!!
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13 February (Part 1) - A point of view
Third party contributions come in all shapes and sizes but the stated facts in this one which came in last weekend seem to check out OK and it will give me a day off.
I was reading the introduction by our glorious leader Teresa O'Neill to the Budget Strategy 2014 - Update February 2013, click image to read it, and I was struck by what a tissue of fabrications and general misdirection it really was.
Without a shred of evidence she promises us that residents of Bexley will in some way be pleased that councillors and senior council officers have magnanimously decided to spend £42 million pounds on giving themselves a new Headquarters. Is she truly deluded? I fear for her sanity; or perhaps she just has to reassure herself.
This is quickly qualified with a fatuous claim that the building will deliver 'significant savings to council taxpayers', which frankly is fundamentally untrue. Strategy 2014 is supposedly all about saving £35 million, so go do the maths Teresa. If you and your cronies have just blown that and a further cool £7 million I am afraid you have an awfully long way to go to start making any overall savings at all!
The leader then goes on to highlight what she feels are Bexley's – I assume she means the council's – strengths. Shall we see how they stack up under closer scrutiny?
Firstly, 'Keeping Within our Budget'. Well seeing as they set it - and then alter it at will - should we be surprised that this is considered some sort of excellence here in Bexley? Even more of a shame though is the admission by the Director of Finance Mike Ellsmore that they will spend £157,000 more than was predicted in their own budget plan.
http://democracy.bexley.gov.uk/documents/s49174/Item%204%20-2%20Cabinet%20Monitoring%20Appendix%20A.pdf (See page 3 of 5.)
Now, I recall that Ellsmore did not feel that this was material given an overall budget of just over £180 million but I am sure any normal person would feel that if they mismanaged their own finances by this sort of amount they would be in deep trouble. Perhaps as he only costs residents a mere £166,824 in salary (see blog for 28 January) why should we really expect any better?
Next on Teresa's list, "Delivering our Planned Savings". Not according to Table 1 on page 5 of the February 2013 update, and only four pages on from the leader's introductory drivel, as it quite clearly highlights that nearly a million pounds of savings (£963,000) have not been achieved as per their own business plans.
Still they confidently predict that some extra £705,000 is already in the pipeline for 2013/14 - and given an extra £148,000 has already been found somewhere else via a mystical 'full year effect' we can all breathe easy – and, phew, it all magically balances out again. Ain't it just marvellous how they do that!
Surely Teresa could not be disingenuous about continuously searching for efficiencies as this must be fixed in the DNA of all true blue Tories. Well dear reader I will leave you to judge her record. Strategy 2014 published in February 2011 meticulously tabulated and numbered all the planned savings…
and the highest numbered plan was 359. The update two years later tells us on page 33 that precisely two more business plans have been added. Impressive? Not really. That sort of dedication to the cause is hardly the clarion call of success on which to storm into the next round of cuts and redundancies; sorry savings and efficiencies in Bexley council speak. (†)
Finally we come to 'Planning Ahead'. Well there is little point in me crystal ball gazing, after all that is Bexley council's blue sky thinking department's jurisdiction. And despite councillor Campbell's upbeat portrayal of a £40 million funding gap by March 2018 and apparent positive relish at the thought of tackling such an enormous deficit I think we can be certain of just one thing and that is our council tax is on the way up, up and up!
Interestingly the supplementary report to the financial plans 2013/14 produced for the Public Cabinet meeting of 28th January 2013 pretty much summed up all that was inherently wrong in Teresa's budget strategy introduction.
It appears that Boris Johnson must be calling in a favour from his Outer Boroughs ambassador as there is a tent going begging from some Olympic site and we can have it shipped to Marlborough Park Avenue in Sidcup and erected - I assume so future generations can laugh and marvel at the folly - for just £1·8 million. Clearly there had not been time to include this rash – and expensive – vanity project in the Agenda pack. Not a very good demonstration of planning ahead now was it?
Given the substantial price tag I am not sure it will help much in the search for efficiencies, nor, I'm afraid, for the same reason is it likely to contribute at all to the planned savings. In a time of austerity and belt tightening it is nice to know that Teresa has her priorities sorted. Better luck next time you want to successfully peddle propaganda. Armchair auditors are watching you and you will be held to account!
† I recall that at least one of the original savings plans was abandoned so the quoted numbers, if they have been rejigged, may be one or two adrift. Councillor Craske had proposed putting children's lives at risk by doing away with school crossing patrols. I suspect the idea was a sacrificial lamb dreamed up to enable the publicity stunt of climbing down later and Craske claiming the credit for not being an evil bastard.
If I had decided to unpick Teresa O'Neill's budget update my feeble attempt at humour may have drawn attention to the scheme to bring into use a part of Erith cemetery untouched for the past 70 odd years. The council's stated reason for doing so is the potential for it earning £194,000 in burial fees. Do your bit for Teresa and die.


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The House of Commons will debate out of area mental health placements thanks to action by North Norfolk Member of Parliament, Norman Lamb.
The Liberal Democrat MP has secured an 'Adjournment Debate' on 3rd December on the topic. The debate will highlight the practice of people with mental illness being shunted to hospitals outside of their local area to receive care. 2,198 mental health patients were receiving out of area non-specialist care at the end of August 2015, with one in five of those people sent more than 50 kilometres away from their usual provider. This practice can cause great distress and is further evidence of the disadvantage faced by those suffering mental ill health. Norman Lamb has called on the Government to set a target to end the practice within 12 months.


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Wetlands snowshoe
One of the celebrated public events in Singapore has been the removal of the old KTM railway line that used to cross Singapore from the north to the Keppel station in the south. It was technically a ribbon of foreign territory that snaked its way across the island, creating a linear zone in which no typically Singaporean modernizations could take place. At the same time, it became an interesting frontier of freedom. The corridor was host to small-scale agriculture, ramble routes, wild boar and monkeys–and was even home to its own minor god in the Hindu pantheon.
Lekker was invited, alongside FARM, Ministry of Design and other old friends and colleagues, to re-imagine one stretch of the line, near the mangrove wetlands of Sungei Buloh. We proposed the placement of a broad frame–a kind of snowshoe, in structural terms. The latter is a net of members that would provide the platform for the construction of a new wetlands zone. Within this, several interpretive areas (including an observation tower, shown above) would create a teaching ecosystem for the island's north.


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Peter Shaffer's play, Equus, has been shocking audiences since 1973. The leading role of Alan Strang has been performed by acclaimed actors such as Daniel Radcliffe, Peter Firth and Alfie Allen.
The story follows a psychiatrist, Dr. Martin Dysart, as he tries to help 17-year-old Alan Strang, who has just been charged with blinding five horses with a hoof pick. As Dysart slowly uncovers the truth behind what led Alan to perform such an act, he finds himself questioning his own purpose in life.
Dom Tennison, in the role of Dr. Dysart, completely carried the show from start to finish. He narrated with purpose and created a strong relationship with the audience very quickly. He displayed a subtle vulnerability which only helped to draw viewers in further. His performance was absolutely stellar. Bravo!
Christopher Batkin, as Alan Strang, delivered an emotionally charged performance. He brought this challenging character to life with a beautiful naivety. My only criticism was Batkin's lack of a British accent, a flaw which became evident for many cast members throughout the show. Only some adopted the accent, which affected the continuity of place within the piece.
Claire Argente, as Jill, was the perfect counterpart to Batkin's Alan. Whilst this character has significantly less stage time than the other leading players, she gave a performance that left the audience feeling as though they knew her intimately.
An honourable mention must go to Chris Kelly's lighting design. It was incredibly focused and created some truly breathtaking moments.
An element of this production that I struggled with was the placement of the ensemble cast, who sat on the stage for the entirety of the piece.
It was distracting and completely unnecessary. As a theatre critic, I always try to think about how choices can be justified, even in some roundabout way, by the context of the production in question. In the case of Equus, this choice did not make any sense. It made the stage feel cluttered and drew me away from the intense scenes between Alan and Dr. Dysart. In these instances I think it is helpful to suggest that theatre companies involve dramaturges in varying stages of the production process.
Equus plays at Brisbane Arts Theatre until the 3rd of September.
To book tickets head to www.artstheatre.com.au or call 3369 2344


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It goes without saying that we have been humbled by the hospitality given to us during our first week in Canada by the photos in this post. A mixture of grin and grimace conversations to say the least. Thank you Jennifer, Kory, Chris, James, families and co-workers (refer www.kiweconversations.com).
We have visited the 'Mile 0' monument in Victoria, Vancouver Island on the Pacific side of Canada. Tomorrow we start peddling toward the other one on the Atlantic side.
A short visit to ER today to check on a suspected broken wrist after a pavement trip yesterday hasn't resulted in a cast. Not the type of hospitality we were looking for!
However, another humbling experience.


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If you are looking to make your next event really memorable, then you have come to the right place! Adam Bell specializes in a unique form of entertainment, close up magic.
This is basically miracles done right under your nose,using ordinary every day items such as coins, playing cards, finger rings, keys, etc.
There's no stage, no set up,no fuss,no stooges and definitely no rabbits…..
Just super visual magic expertly performed inches away from your face!
Adam's easy going charm, humour, and laid back style all combine to break the ice, and enhance, but not overshadow, your special occasion, giving your guests an experience they will talk about and remember for a long time.
There is sometimes a stereotypical image of a magician as someone in a gaudy jacket with a frilly shirt underneath,pulling coloured handkerchiefs out of a brightly coloured magic box.....
Rest assured there is no such nonsense here.
Adam,as a quality close up magician,may make 3 coins fly invisibly from hand to hand,your signed card may appear in his wallet,your wedding ring may vanish and appear attached to his car keys......
Using sleight of hand techniques mastered over many years ensures there is no need for "trick boxes" and Adam can perform memorable,powerful (but fun) magic that would not be out of place at even the most sophisticated and fashionable black tie events. Nothing "naff" here.
Please check the testimonials page, for genuine,unaltered feedback on his close up magic.
Adam has £2 million public liability insurance. Book with complete confidence.


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Gorgeous Mindy is 2 yrs old. She is friendly and loves attention. She's great with other dogs, kids and people. She would make an excellent companion dog
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We feel it's important to mention that this exercise is not the ideal exercise for beginners because it does require that you have an already fairly solid mid-section. Should you try this exercise as a beginner you will find it more challenging and might feel soreness in your abdominals for days afterwords. Thus, for beginners we suggest doing core exercises with a lesser degree of difficulty.
In addition, this exercise requires a sturdy and heavy enough bench. The last thing you want to do is have your balance affected by a bench that is to feeble. Therefore, pick your benches wisely. The best type of bench to use for this exercise is the bench press because it's heavy and stable. However, the problem with that is if you're in a busy gym other people may not like you taking up a bench press for doing core exercises.
From "Bench Crunches" to main page about "Core Workouts"


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Cutting the environmental impact across the clothing supply chain and generating value for business through collaboration, measuring and sharing best practice.
The European Clothing Action Plan (ECAP) is an exciting project that will bring environmental and economic benefit to the clothing sector. It is the first EU LIFE funded project to address clothing sustainability.
Its approach encompasses sustainable design, production, consumption, public procurement, collection, recycling and reprocessing. The project focuses on the clothing supply chain, and has 8 action areas:
1. Influencing design practices
Engaging designers & buyers on more sustainable design practices through the Design for Longevity platform.
2. Sourcing more sustainable fibres
Measuring 'brand and retailers' current fibre usage and working with them on strategies to implement more sustainable fibres into their products.
3. Influencing production practices
Working with apparel manufacturers to make production processes more sustainable, focusing on opportunities to reduce and re-use material waste.
4. Influencing public procurement
Influencing how European governments procure more sustainable apparel for the public sector.
5. Engaging European consumers
Engaging European consumers to use and dispose of their garments more sustainably.
Engaging directly with 16-25-year-old consumers on how to use and dispose of their garments.
7. Improving textile collection rates
Working with local municipalities across Europe to improve textile collections.
8. Integrating recycled fibres
Working with brands and retailers to integrate recycled fibres into their products.
ECAP project extension – project now concludes December 2019
|Please be aware that we have now extended the ECAP project until 31st December 2019.
This will allow us to further develop the project and achieve improved outcomes and insights. It does however mean that the final project report will now be available later than planned at the end of 2019.
Check out the ECAP Youtube channel for our videos
The ECAP project has received funding from the LIFE programme of the European Union


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I would like to take this opportunity to thank the almighty creator of heaven and earth for what he has done unto us. It has been a great challenge for us,
journalist to achieve our goals but with his grace we have made it. I will start by acknowledging & appreciat- ing our dear principal Mr. Aliva for his effort to see that the school is evolv- ing and moving to greater heights. For us we could no t achieve without his sup- port. Dear reader, I shall bear blame if I will not give thanks to beloved patron Mr. Chisienya for his ef- forts to the club, to see that we are achieving our goals. The discipline of the school has greatly improved because of his ef- fort. The act of booking people to work for the school has made the student to change their attitude. He has also trans-
formed the school by participating in the community work by even cleaning the ablution block. For me I have never seen a deputy principal working with student but I have witnessed from him. I would like to thank the school adminis- tration, the DOS, exam department, the G&C department, club & societies and all departments for ensuring that the school is changing positively. Indeed the school is newly born with new spirit of new dawn Finally I wish to thank my fellow club members whom we have worked with in ones with motto Together we Succeed to achieve our goals. I have a lot of confi- dence that Musingu will not remain the same if we are united. Let him sees in se- cret answer our prayers in public. God bless Kenya, God bless Musingu, and God bless you so much.
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Past Service Trips
NLU-NOLA Annual Service Trips
In July/August 2016, PIES leads a service team this summer to the Vision of Sci Academy. There is a focus on achievement, respect, responsibility perseverance, teamwork and enthusiasm. We will work to create a community garden by developing an open area into a garden for learning and community development. In addition, we will help educators prepare for the first day of school by assisting in classroom, organizing libraries and completing various other tasks that will make the new school year a success. We will also gain an appreciation for New Orleans people, culture and history. Pictures will be posted after the trip.
In August 2015, PIES led a service team to assist community organizers who work with children and teachers at local schools in the Treme Parish, Louisiana. Members of the team are professionals in the field of education, as well as volunteers dedicated to quality educational experiences for children. The Treme Community Center serves both children and adults in this historic neighborhood, known for being the birth place of Jazz Great, Louis Armstrong. Highlights from this past trip to New Orleans '15.
Check out our past NOLA trips from 2007 to 2009 by viewing the informational presentation as well as photos and blogs. The NLU Civic Engagement Center also has a YouTube Channel with videos of past service trips to New Orleans. Pictures of service trips to New Orleans are available onPhotobucket.
Service trip to Genola Community Center & Head Start School in Genola, Utah
Genola, Utah, lies just 60 miles south of Salt Lake City amid a stretch of land surrounded by foothills, marshy regions and mountain-fed lakes. Federal Head Start childcare programs serve children all year round. In the summer months, migrant farm workers arrive in Genola to work the summer harvest. Genola Migrant Head Start Center cares for the children of the migrant workers. The school serves a bi-lingual population. Genola Migrant Head Start Center cares for children from newborn to 5 years of age.
We served this community in June 2016 by helping teachers prepare the center's environment so they may better serve the families and children who utilize this center. Here are what some of the volunteers said about their experiences:
Below are photographs from the 2016 trip:
In June 2015, PIES led a service team to the Genola Community Center and Head Start School in Genola, Utah. We worked with the teachers who serve the children of the summer migrant laborers who travel to work in the fruit fields during the spring and summer picking seasons. The work consisted of organizing books and materials for teachers and children, with some attention to the outdoor space. Below are pictures from the 2015 trip:
Service trip to Brooklyn Theater Arts High School in Brooklyn, New York on July 24 - 30 2016
Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School (BTA) is a small, strong learning community dedicated to college readiness and the study of theatre arts. Theatre isn't just about acting, directing, and playwriting.
We helped create space(s) that are art and student spaces. These spaces serve as a safe, inviting spaces where students are able to enjoy school in a non-traditional way. In addition, we supported the school with various needs as summer school ends and educators begin to prepare for the new school year. Here are what some of the volunteers said about their experiences:
Below are pictures from the 2015 trip:
Trip to Washington DC with Public Policy Student Organization Wednesday March 25 - Sunday March 29, 2009
Today's Mind's, Building Tomorrow's Future: Students, friends and faculty attended an Illinois Congressional Delegation and stayed to tour the White House and meet with their Representatives in Congress. Dr. Richard Longoria of the Public Policy Department also lead discussion briefings with the group to offer valuables insights and enhance tours.
Early Childhood Advocacy Day April 16, 2008 Springfield, IL.
11 members of the NLU community went to Springfield, IL to join the Ounce of Prevention Fund in collaboration with Healthy Families Illinois to experience grassroots advocacy firsthand. They received pre-lobbying training and were given time to speak with Illinois legislators on key early childhood issues. The group shared their experiences at the 3rd annual Service-Learning Symposium at the Chicago campus. Click here to see more pictures and read students' reflections.


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Steps to make a Living in the Music Industry
Can you truly make a living out of becoming a musician? Let's admit it we're not all the going to be rock actors so do you know the choices? Once you start to look into the music industry you will learn that you will find a wealth of info out there with a total variety of work.Of course you are able to nevertheless conduct. There are several venues that are looking for reside music entertainment. Actually the live sector has grown over any other part of the music industry recently. You can enjoy in the protect music band at nearby locations and also as you build up a status you might find you can actually scale it up. Themed rings may also be very well liked to decide to set up a tribute music band! You could potentially even join with an enjoyment agent. Recall you may pay out a percentage to them though for almost any function they find you. This can be employed in your favor although if they are getting you lots of gigs.
If you are not just a performer then you may have a look at jobs in taking. Music producer and noise designers nevertheless carry really innovative jobs but they will be more limited. A fantastic place to begin is to setup a property studio to find out the abilities by yourself. On the other hand there are lots of lessons you can enroll onto understand the nuances of music generation.
A lot of musicians also opt to go into teaching music. You are able to train spotify promotion privately a person to a single or you could opt to instruct in educational institutions/schools. The majority of them provide anyone to one particular music training as additional actions. You should certainly require about £25 one hour for teaching music. You could decide to execute a instructing certification that will imply you might train on programs in educational institutions and educational institutions. This has the additional benefit of standard cash flow and is also viewed as a 'real job'.
As you have seen there are plenty of choices to investigate. Should you be seriously interested in earning a living in music then it's quite attainable. You may have ambitions to become rock and roll star nevertheless, you may still offer an satisfying profession producing and carrying out music. Or you could just have music as being a pastime but let's face the facts we all want music to become a large component of our everyday lives. Get out there and have that music occupation!


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Man held in case of impersonating officer case: Detectives have arrested a man accused of impersonating an officer and robbing an elderly man on April 14 at the Cracker Barrel on State Road 16, according to a St. Johns County Sheriff's Office report.
The U.S. Marshals Service found Gregory Jeffries, 40, in Broward County and arrested him Monday on charges of battery on an elderly person, robbery by sudden snatching, and impersonation of a law enforcement officer, according to the report. He was scheduled to be extradited to St. Johns County on Wednesday.
The victim of the robbery told Sheriff's Office deputies that a man in an orange dress suit came up to him as he was washing his hands in the bathroom, grabbed his wallet from his shorts and flashed a police-style badge at him before running away, according to the offense report.
The report also said the same man walked into the restaurant with another man, flashed a police style badge at a hostess, identified himself as "Lt. Tinsley" and demanded to be seated at the restaurant before other customers.
She told him he would have to wait his turn, and the man who was with the suspect said the suspect was a "lieutenant with a gold shield, and they should show him more respect because he had earned it," according to the report.
As the suspect later fled the bathroom and the restaurant, several bystanders tried to grab him, according to the report.
He broke free and ran toward S.R. 16, but he lost a paisley tie and wallet along the way.
Information in the wallet led detectives to Jeffries, according to the report.
Detectives believe Jeffries has committed similar crimes along the Eastern seaboard, and he may have had accomplices. Anyone with information about the investigation should call Detective Brad Bichler at 209-2193 or CrimeStoppers at 1-888-277-TIPS (8477).
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO):
* Who: Ashton, Justin Michael, 30, St. Augustine. Charge: Distributing marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia. (SJCSO)
* Who: Brunson, Carl Thompson, 56, St. Augustine. Charge: Shoplifting. (SJCSO)
* Who: Gilliam, Frederick, 47, St. Augustine. Charge: Second-degree murder. (SJCSO)
* Who: Giordano, Dawn Elizabeth, 45, St. Augustine. Charge: Probation violation - two counts. (Agency not listed)
* Who: Grotkier, Kayla Lee, 36, St. Augustine. Charge: Possession of a controlled substance - two counts, DUI. (Agency not listed)
* Who: Pooler, Kellen Donte, 26, St. Augustine. Charge: Failure to appear. (SJCSO)
* Who: Rayfield, Daron William, 26, St. Augustine. Charge: Probation violation. (SJCSO)
* Who: Short, Lucinda Michelle, 36, St. Augustine. Charge: Trespassing. (SJCSO)
* Who: Spray, Michael Allen, 32, Atoka, Tenn. Charge: Fraud. (SJCSO)
* Who: Weatherford, Samantha Lee, 24, St. Augustine. Charge: Out-of-county warrant. (SJCSO)


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I am new to social dancing. What do I need to know?
Q. Do I need experience to take lessons?
A. No. All dancers start as newcomers. The more you practice through attending dances and taking lessons, the better you will become.
Q. Do I need a partner to take lessons?
A. No. You will take your private lessons with an instructor and your group lessons with a group of people of similar skill level.
Q. How do I begin learning?
New students are all scheduled for an introductory lesson with an instructor. This practice is recommended for the experienced dancer as well. The instructor will get you acquainted with the studio\'s system of teaching. This will also give your instructor the opportunity to evaluate your strong and weak areas, and if you already dance, determine your current level of expertise. This introductory lesson also allows the instructor to personalize your lesson and guide you to the proper course of instruction to help you achieve your dance goal.
Q. What is social dancing?
Social dancing is an all-encompassing term that includes ballroom, Latin, country, and swing. Within a social dancing program, you are free to learn any style (or styles) that piques your interest.
Q. How much do social dancing lessons cost?
Beginning lessons are available to suit any budget. Group lessons are the most inexpensive method to learning, though many people prefer the privacy and one-on-one attention that only private lessons offer. We also recommend attending as many dances as possible to regularly execute figures you learn in lessons. This will expedite your learning process. Please speak to us at the front desk and we will be happy to answer your questions related to tuition.
What are the different types of instruction?
Q. How do private lessons work?
Private instruction is one-on-one learning. Whether you are taking your lessons as a single or as a couple, your instructor will be there with you for as long as you are taking lessons. Private instruction allows you the freedom to move at your own pace because the lessons are tailored by the instructor to suit the learning needs of the student. These are the lessons that will not only teach you dance patterns, but provide you with and develop all of the necessary skills to make you an excellent dancer. Private lessons generally cover several dances during the lesson time.
Q. What are group classes?
Group instruction primarily focuses on your dancing patterns, and involve multiple people under the direction of one instructor. These classes focus on one or two dances, and introduce you to various step patterns. Group classes generally run for a series of weeks while teaching you the patterns offered at a certain level. A group class may be a little overwhelming for a new dancer with no dance experience. If you are a newcomer who will learn to dance exclusively through group lessons, we encourage you to switch partners as often as possible during your group classes, and attend as many social dances as possible.
Q. What is the most effective way to learn to dance?
Taking lessons at the Broadway Dance Academy, of course! Ideally, a combination of both private and group instruction is the best choice. Since group instruction primarily deals with patterns, the private lessons become necessary to develop the proper skills of partnership. In general, group classes alone work well for people with partners, and with a fairly standard time schedule. Private instruction alone is great for individuals or couples who have specific needs and time constraints. Private lessons also allow the instructor to personalize your lesson and proceed at a pace that is comfortable for you. Most importantly: practice every night, even if it is just for a few minutes in your kitchen!
OK. I am convinced to take lessons. Are there specific things that I should know?
Q. How often should I take a lesson?
Because you are new to dancing, the frequency of your initial lessons is key to your success. When you first begin, we recommend a MINIMUM of two lessons per week. This will help you to retain the information more easily and you will make better progress as a result. Please note that if your schedule does allow for two lessons per week, it does not mean that you will not be able to learn to dance; it just may take a little longer. Your instructor will plan a program that matches the time that you are able to commit to it.
Q. How do I practice my dancing?
The studio will provide you with the opportunity to practice. Regularly scheduled practice sessions are an important part of your learning. Practice sessions give you the chance to to dance in a supervised "nightclub" atmosphere. This supervised environment will help you to recognize one dance from another, to dance with multiple partners, and learn to maneuver on a crowded dance floor. You needn\'t wait until you think you are good enough to attend a practice session. Going to these session right away will help you to build your confidence and become better faster.
Q. Do I wear anything special for my lessons?
Everyday attire is appropriate for dancing, although it is recommended that you wear clothing that will give you freedom of movement. Many women find loose slacks or a full skirt to be most comfortable. Men find sport shirts or polos and loose slacks the most comfortable. Jeans and sweat clothes are not recommended.
Q. What are the right shoes to wear?
First, it is important to note that outside footwear is not allowed in our dance studios, so you must bring shoes with you that you can change into. Shoes with a thin, flexible sole, along with socks, are best for men. Women should wear a heel (but not a spike heel), since that is the normal shoe of choice when dressing up; nylons are also recommended. Walking shoes with thick soles or rubber soles, sneakers or athletic shoes are not recommended for dancing. Although comfortable, this footwear will impede your ability to use your feet properly for dancing, and may even encourage injury. Special footwear designed for dancing in a variety of styles is available to you through the Boutique located at the studio. The Boutique also supplies dance music to help you practice at home.
Q. What if I need to cancel a lesson
The studio realizes that there may be occasions when your scheduled appointment may not be convenient. We can change your appointment to a more appropriate time; however, we do ask that you provide the studio with 24 hours\' notice when rescheduling. This allows your instructor to accommodate another student in your original time slot.


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Fossils to Textiles
Established in 1825 by Lord Charles Somerset, the South African Museum also known as the National Museum has dedicated its existence to the collection of exhibits of scientific value. These range from fossils that are millions of years old to stone tools carved by early man, thousands of years ago.
Dinosaurs, Whales and Dioramas
There are many exhibits of great interest within the museum. The notable ones include
- Whale Well which features several whale casts and skeletons including that of a Blue Whale which measures 20.5 meters.
- Boonstra Dioramas featuring ancient reptiles and fossil mammals
- Wonders of nature that include fossilized ammonites, quartz crystals, a turtle carapace and more
- Virtual Earth, an interactive digital theatre which allows visitors to view the earth from different perspectives with just a touch!
Top Tips:
- Children under 5 enter for free.


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Maternal Near Miss meeting in Aurangabad (3rd – 5th July)
The 1st Expert Group meeting took place in the month of May (4th to 5th) 2014 at Nagpur for framing the guidelines for "Routine Ultrasonography during pregnancy, screening for syphilis & Hepatitis B, preparing curriculum for Surgeons for conducting C –sections and Maternal Near Miss" with the help of experts in these fields which includes doctors and people from international organizations like UNICEF and UNFPA.
There, the experts from various fields related to health had in depth discussions on maternal near miss cases , In that they discussed the Facility based Maternal Near- Miss tool of Government of India, including criteria for maternal near miss cases. As a positive feedback they changed a few gaps in the tool. The tool also includes gap analysis section in which apart from social gaps they have facility gaps also. This was also decided that now there will be Maternal Near- Miss committee combine with the MDR committee in all states according to the MDR Guidelines.
In This meeting senior persons from Avni foundation also displayed maternal death tracking software which will be used in the future by government for tracking maternal death.


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If the answer to any of these questions is "yes" then we have some fun in store for you! Pick a weekend that fits your schedule off our Schedule page and call us 870-932-3606 so we can make the good times roll!
If you would like to send us your Contact Information we will be in touch to discuss getting you enrolled.
Taking a formal motorcycle safety-training course is a wise investment of both time and money. A recent California study shows that 92% of all motorcycle crash victims are self-taught riders. Let us help prevent you from becoming a statistic.
The courses offered by Motorcycle Safety of Arkansas follow the curriculum developed by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) that includes the Basic Rider Course (BRC), Basic Rider Course II (BRC-II) and the Advanced Rider Course (ARC). These courses are taught in all 50 States and military bases throughout the world.
The MSF is a non-profit organization promoting the safety of motorcyclists with programs in rider training, operator licensing, and public information. The MSF Rider Course is based on years of scientific research and field experience. The current curriculum has been field-tested and proven to be successful in developing the entry-level skills for riding in traffic through the more advanced skills for safer motorcycle operation. In its various iterations, over three million riders have been trained since 1973.
More information about the Motorcycle Safety Foundation can be found on their home page http://www.msf-usa.org/


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ONC: Providers Must Still Follow Meaningful Use Guidelines
Even though the "meaningful use" EHR Incentive Program is slated to be phased out, federal regulators will continue to measure whether physicians are using meaningful use certified electronic health record systems (EHRs) in order to determine Medicare payments. In other words, meaningful use criteria and measurements should still be met.
This is a point that Karen DeSalvo, MD, MPH, MSc, head of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC), reiterated at a recent meeting of the ONC Health IT Policy and Standards Committees in Washington, DC.
"We're considering how MACRA and MIPS [the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System] vis-à-vis the meaningful use program will begin to shift our focus to outcomes-based rewards using health IT, compared with really incentivizing the use of health IT as a more near-term strategy that's been successful in the last few years," said Karen DeSalvo, according to an article in Health Data Management.
The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) includes two Medicare payment programs, including MIPS and alternative payment models (APMs). These programs, according to DeSalvo, will require providers to continue to use health IT to make the most of their data.
DeSalvo and other committee members pointed out that MACRA adjusts participation and payment for meaningful use for Medicare-eligible professionals and requires them to use certified health IT, much like the current meaningful use program. In January ONC announced that it would be drastically changing the meaningful use program, and that new regulations were expected for public comment this spring.
Elise Sweeney Anthony, acting director of ONC's Office of Policy, said that ONC would be "working hand in hand with CMS as we think about what that [new program] looks like and how best to move the use of certified health IT forward for the benefit of providers and patients," Health Data Management reported.


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Energy Upgrade California Home Upgrade Newsletter - Southern California
Friday, March 6, 2015
Upcoming Events and Training Opportunities
March 2015 Technical Training
BPI CEUs will be provided for attending this training course.
Tuesday, March 10
8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
SoCalGas ERC
9240 Firestone Blvd.
Downey, CA 90241
Energy Modeling 101-EnergyPro v5
Join us for an informative energy modeling workshop where we will demonstrate how to start a new EnergyPro v5 model from field inspection details. This interactive, online class will provide participants with BPI CEUs! Please register below to let us know you will be attending and to provide some information on your background experience with EnergyPro v5. BPI CEUs will be provided for attending this training course.
Friday, March 13, 2015
10:00-11:30 a.m.
Online-webinar link will be provided upon registration
BPI BA Re-Certification Written and Field Exams
Written Exam
ICF International (ICF) is conducting a Building Performance Institute (BPI) Building Analyst re-certification written exam, available to all Participating Contractors who are Building Analyst (BA) Certified Professionals. SCE and SoCalGas are covering location and proctor costs for the exam; Participating Contractors only need to pay the $199.00 exam fee via a money order or cashier's check payable to ICF International. Please register below to let us know you will be attending.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Progressive Insulation & Windows Learning Center
9750 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Chatsworth, CA 91311
Field Exam
In addition, ICF will offer a BPI BA re-certification field exam, available to all Participating Contractors who are BA Certified Professionals. SCE and SoCalGas are sponsoring a portion of the costs associated with the field exam; Participating Contractors only need to pay the $650.00 exam fee via a money order or cashier's check payable to ICF International. Please register below to let us know you will be attending.
Friday, March 27, 2015
(Additional days will be added as needed)
Time and location TBD based on registrants (max three per day)
FPSIE Courses-Sign Up Now!
Upcoming Foundation for Pool and Spa Industry Education (FPSIE) Certified Aquatic Equipment Installer (CAEI) training dates for 2015 have been announced. Classes are selling out quickly - make sure to register for your preferred date as soon as possible.
Upcoming Seminars at the SoCalGas Energy Resources Center (ERC)
Courses are updated frequently - be sure to visit the ERC page often.
SCE's Energy Education Centers - Resources and Seminars
Courses are available in Irwindale and Tulare. In addition, the SCE Tool Lending Library is available at the Tulare Location.
Building Performance Institute CEUs - Search for courses in your area
Make sure to visit our news and events sections at SoCalEnergyUpgradeContractors.com for the latest information.


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It's Cracker Swap time again, I know many of you look forward to this swap as much as I do but if you are new to swapping then this is a lovely simple swap designed to get you in a christmassy mood!
So this is how it works......
Each of us will make a fabric Christmas Cracker filled with goodies
1) Take a kitchen roll tube (much roomier and nicer than a toilet roll!)
2) Fill your tube with goodies (you're be surprised how much you can fit in!) I think it would be great to include your favourite Christmas joke or recipe!
3) Wrap you filled tube in some lovely Christmassy fabric and tie the ends with ribbon
4) Send your completed fabric Christmas cracker on it's merry way to your swap partner
5) Receive a gorgeous fabric Christmas cracker stuffed with goodies and a lovely piece of fabric too!
Suggestions to fill your kitchen roll
sewing and crafting goodies in the way of buttons, ribbons and threads, needles and pins, stickers, beads, charms and lots more
Christmas chocolates, sweets etc
pampering goodies like nail varnishes, bath bombs, soaps etc
something handmade (as long as it fits in the tube! Although it could also be wrapped around the tube underneath the fabric too!)
key rings, brooches, earrings etc
A favourite Christmas joke
A favourite Christmas recipe
Here is a snippet of what I have sent and received over the past few years
What I received - Cracker Swap 2013
and this was what was inside my cracker last year.
This swap is open to UK and overseas bloggers and non bloggers as long as you have a contact email.
Last posting date for your Christmas cracker will be 15th December (before if you are posting overseas) - if for any reason you can't make that deadline please let your partner know.
Blog about what you receive and what you have sent so we can all see your wonderful goodies.
Right, I think that's everything, if you have any problems during the swap then please let me know, but bear in mind that I am only the organiser of this swap it is up to you and your partner to swap details, likes and dislikes etc and to arrange a time to swap (by the deadline hopefully). I do understand that sometimes things happen and if for whatever reason you can't take part in the swap and need to pull out then please let me and your partner know, it's so disappointing not to receive anything!
Edited to add, please sign up by the 31st October and swap partners will be posted on 1st November.
Edited to add, please sign up by the 31st October and swap partners will be posted on 1st November.


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Welcome to www.santabarbaragop.org, the website and online service of The Santa Barbara County Republican Party (SBGOP). The SBGOP knows that you care how information about you is used and shared. This Privacy Policy explains what information of yours will be collected by the SBGOP when you use our online services, how the information will be used, and how you can control the collection, correction and/or deletion of information. We will not use or share your information with anyone except as described in this Privacy Policy. This Privacy Policy does not apply to information we collect by other means (including offline) or from other sources.
What information do we collect?
We collect information from you when you fill out a form or Donate.
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Any of the information we collect from you may be used in one of the following ways:
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Your information, whether public or private, will not be sold, exchanged, transferred, or given to any other company for any reason whatsoever, without your consent, other than for the express purpose of delivering the purchased product or service requested.
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We implement a variety of security measures to maintain the safety of your personal information when you place an order or enter, submit, or access your personal information.
We offer the use of a secure server. All supplied sensitive/credit information is transmitted via Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology and then encrypted into our Database to be only accessed by those authorized with special access rights to our systems, and are required to keep the information confidential.
After a transaction, your private information (credit cards, social security numbers, financials, etc.) will be kept on file for more than 60 days in order to file properly with the FEC and/or California FPPC.
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We do not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer to outside parties your personally identifiable information. This does not include trusted third parties who assist us in operating our website, conducting our business, or servicing you, so long as those parties agree to keep this information confidential. We may also release your information when we believe release is appropriate to comply with the law, enforce our site policies, or protect ours or others' rights, property, or safety. However, non-personally identifiable visitor information may be provided to other parties for marketing, advertising, or other uses.
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ThermoLift Exhibits at DOE Peer Review
For a third straight year, ThermoLift presented our natural gas heat pump technology at the Department of Energy's Building Technology Office Peer Review. The event is open to the public and provides the opportunity for stakeholders to learn more about BTO research, development, demonstration and deployment projects. At this annual event, independent experts assess the contributions of each project's progress toward BTO's mission and goals. The meeting also provides an opportunity to promote collaborations and partnerships.


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"I would teach children music, physics and philosophy; but most importantly music, for the patterns in music and all the arts are the keys to learning."
- Plato
亚洲十大信誉彩票平台 Our Music Department is founded on the belief that all students are musicians, they just need to find their musical voice, whether it is through singing or an instrument, composing their own music, exploring elements of music technology or sharing their own interpretations of the music they hear.Our curriculum covers a range of skills and styles, providing the opportunity for the less-experienced to discover what music really is, while still challenging those who have been studying an instrument for many years. All topics include some elements of listening, performing and composing, and all students are expected to be familiar with basic music notation by the end of Year 5. The majority of learning is done through practical tasks as the more explicit, intensive study of music history and theory can be found in the exam years. We encourage all students to remember that being 'musical' is not simply about learning an instrument. It involves a range of skills that can be developed through regular practice.
- Early Years and Pre-Prep
- Prep
- Senior School
- Sixth Form
- Outside the Classroom
- Ensembles
- Individual Instrumental and Singing Lessons
Early Years and Pre-Prep
Students engage in music learning from the very beginning of their Harrow journey. The first steps involve a variety of games to develop their co-ordination skills and engage their imaginations. As their journey progresses they are introduced to a variety of instruments and have the opportunity to explore different sounds. This continues as they progress through Pre-Prep, with increasing levels of musical vocabulary and the introduction of music notation.
Students develop greater independence through their time in Prep, with an increasing emphasis on group work and research-influenced performing and composing. Students also have the opportunity to work with instrumental teachers during this time, for example through group lessons of guitars and wind instruments in Year 8. Students in Prep use an increasing amount of technology, particularly Garageband, to widen their skill base.
Senior School
Students in Year 9 continue to develop their understanding through group work and class discussion, using more complex vocabulary and making more complex connections between pieces and styles. They also learn to use Sibelius software at this stage.In Years 10 and 11, the CIE GCSE course is equipped to develop the musical skills of each student, with the final result being derived from coursework (30% performing and 30% composing) and a general listening exam (40%).
Sixth Form
The CIE AS/A2 course combines musical analysis, harmony and counterpoint, composing, performing as well as looking at music and musicians from a wider context. Students study a selection of contrasting set works from the Classical Period as well as a topic of 'Picturing Music'. They also have options regarding the amount of performing and composing they do, opening the A-level to a wider range of students. At A2, students do not take a final exam. They may choose either a performing or composing option, along with an investigative report.
Outside the Classroom
We offer a wide ranging extra-curricular music programme, both during Enrichment Activity slots and also lunchtimes. Students of all ages and abilities can find something to engage their musical skills. These feed into the whole school concerts, which take place at Christmas and in the late spring. Students are also encouraged and supported in setting up their own ensembles and have many opportunities to demonstrate their skills throughout the year.
As a member of FOBISIA, we have taken part in a number of their festivals, including the Primary Carnival, and acting as hosts for the older students' Music Festival. Our older students also perform in the wider community, particularly at Christmas where they have become a fixture at the Ritz Carlton Hotel Christmas celebrations.
- Pre-Prep Singers (Years 2-5)
- Show Choir (Years 6-13)
- Apri Canentes (Years 10-13 audition only)
- Staff Choir
- String Group
- Chinese Drumming
- Flute Choir (lunchtime activity)
- Guitar Club (lunchtime activity)
- Reed Club (lunchtime activity)
- Ukulele Club (lunchtime activity)
- Pre-Prep Pans (lunchtime activity)
- Steelers (Year 6 – 9, beginner to intermediate steel pans)
- Pantastic (Years 7 – 13 advanced steel pans)
Individual Instrumental and Singing Lessons
We also offer individual 30 minute lessons on a wide variety of instruments. Our team of instrumental teachers are very experienced. Lessons take place on a rotation basis so that students do not miss the same lesson each week. We currently offer specialist tuition in the following:
Violin, Viola, Cello, Flute, Recorder, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone, Horn, Drums, Guitar ,Piano and Singing.


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Climate change, "actress/activists," galas, what's not to love?
At the 2018 EMA Benefit Gala, all these elements were brought together under the same roof, where there was much wailing and grinding of teeth. The nonprofit organization Environmental Media Association (EMA) honored Jane Fonda, actress Elizabeth Olsen, Snoop Dogg, and others with awards. In Fonda's acceptance speech, she preached, "This is an existential crisis that we're in." She also made a sales pitch for the progressive vote, saying, "We have to do everything we can to take back the house in November. If anything can save us, it's gonna be taking back our government."
Fonda was introduced by actress Lily Tomlin as a "good citizen beyond her stardom" who has "taken whatever power she had to make an important and useful difference in the world." In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Tomlin said, "Trump is dangerous … he's unfortunately dangerous to the planet, if nothing else."
Snoop Dogg performed on stage at the end of the evening, with an ad for vegan burgers behind him. I guess weed is pretty vegan.
The EMA's CEO Debbie Levin warned the audience of the turmoils supposedly brought on by the (new?) administration, saying that the government was "poisoning our communications by buying their ability to tell lies."


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Perennials: 1 Band. 1 Year. 52 Songs. 12 Charities.
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Evacuteer.org was born out of lessons learned during the implementation of New Orleans' first City Assisted Evacution Plan (CAEP) during Hurricane Gustav in 2008. The CAEP is a public option created for New Orleans' residents without the means to independently leave the city in the case of a mandatory evacuation. By training and mobilizing citizen-volunteers (evacuteers) to respectfully assist their fellow citizens in safe departure and re-entry in the event of a mandatory evacuation, evacuteer.org demonstrates its commitment to working with the community and its residents until New Orleans becomes a role model for emergency preparedness on a global scale. Long term projections for evacuteer include a nationwide proof of concept in New Orleans to export to other American cities. The organization also develops academic, peer reviewed emergency preparedness campaigns and its current flagship initiative is working with the City of New Orleans to commission public art to double as hurricane evacuation pick up point markers.
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2019 Orientation for New Students
Welcome to all of our 2019 commencing students!
Student Administrative Services will be hosting our Civilian and DCUS Students at our Orientation Day on Wednesday 20 February.
This day provides students with the opportunity to receive information from UNSW regarding all aspects of university life. Orientation Day involves presentations and market stalls from various academics, external parties and university staff.
Breakfast, morning tea, lunch and fun activities will be provided. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for any dietary requirements by 12 noon Monday 18 February.
Below is a full schedule of events.
|08.45 – 9.30
|Welcome Breakfast
|LT North Foyer
|09.30 – 10.30
|UNSW Canberra welcome
|Prof Harvi Sidhu, Deputy Rector
|LT10, LT North
|5minute presentations
|Student Administrative Services
|Mr Martyn Jones, Deputy Manager SAS
|Learning and Teaching Group
|Dr David Meacheam, Director Academic Support Services
|Academic Advisors for Civilian Students
|Mr Charles Hoke, SEIT
|Equity and Diversity
|Ms Melanie Kovacs, Manager Equity and Diversity
|Student Counselling Services
|Ms Dominique Kazan and Ms Lisa Shirt, Student Counsellors
|Health, Safety and Facilities
|Ms Suzanna Holmes, Manager Health, Safety and Fasilities
|Engineers Australia
|Ms Kelly Power, Engineers Australia
|ARC Student Representative
|Jane, Robogals
|Trainee Officers
|Trainee Officers, ADFA
|10.30 – 11.00
|Morning tea and competition
|Melanie Kovacs, Manager Equity and Diversity
|LT North Foyer and grass area
|11.00 – 12.30
|Enrolment assistance and market stalls
|Student Administrative Services and various stakeholders
|LT North Foyer
|12.30 – 13.10
|Lunch and activities
|Student Administrative Services and ARC
|LT North grass area
|13.10 – 13.50
|Campus and SEIT tour
|Student Administration and SEIT staff
|Meet at LT North Foyer
|13.50 – 14.50
|Library tour & info session/Intro to Moodle
|Library staff, LTG staff
|Campus library
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Our Listings
455 Dominion Street in Winnipeg: West End / Wolseley Residential for sale (West Winnipeg) : MLS®# 1007099
455 Dominion Street Winnipeg R3G 2M8 : West End / Wolseley
Showings start Thurs April 22nd.
Choice Location, south of Wolseley Ave, by River & a Park!
Remod Character home featuring Living Room & Dining Room with oak trim, oak hardwood floors, bay window, pocket doors, pillars, beamed ceiling & wainscotting. Open front porch. Remod eat-in Kitchen with white cabinets, ceaser stone counters, which are heat & scratch resistant, tile backsplash, pot lights, stainless steel appliances & a built-in dishwasher. Kitchen sink & window overlook the fenced back yard, so that you can watch your children playing in the backyard.
Main floor Den with hardwood floors a fireplace with an oak mantle & book shelves.
2nd floor with 3 bedrooms, all with maple hardwood floors, the Master Bedroom has a bay window. 1 bedroom has a front balcony off with great views.
3rd Floor is 1 large room, carpeted can be an extra bedroom, there is a closet or a familyroom, playroom etc.
Full Basement, with 1 room finished with panelling, storage & laundry.
Updated forced air gas furnace, 4 years old. Updated plumbing, 100 amp electrical service. Updated roof shingles in 2003. Updated Polar windows in 2006, approx cost $16,000. also Polar front door & balcony door.
Updated eaves in 2004.
Yard has a newr fence done in 2004 with a sliding gate for extra parking, patio, & Garage.
Todd & Shauna Sykes Sell Wolseley!
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Oak Internal Doors
For centuries oak doors have been used by home owners and businesses to add a sense of solidity and style to their properties. At JB Kind we have been supplying oak internal doors for over 30 years and in that time our door collection has developed into a comprehensive range of contemporary and traditional oak internal doors.
Popular Oak Veneer Doors
Our most popular finish for an internal door is still an oak veneer and you can see a selection below of the various styles that are available. There are options to purchase pre-finished oak internal doors and if you prefer to add your own choice of varnish, unfinished styles are available too.
From the more traditional styles found in our Royale Oak Traditional and Simply Oak families to contemporary designs in the Elements family, we believe there is an oak veneer door to suit every taste and budget.
You might like to start by looking at the River Oak ranges, our current best selling oak interior doors, available in traditional, modern and cottage styles.
Here are some examples of the oak internal door designs that are available or you can use our helpful Door Finder to narrow down your search.
You can also read our blog Why choose oak internal doors for your home, for more information on the most popular oak door trends.